The Memorandum of Understanding signed by CICES and Ciarb will enable collaboration on matters of civil engineering surveying and arbitration
The Chartered Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors (CICES) has announced plans to establish a closer relationship with the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (Ciarb), an independent charitable organisation dedicated to promoting effective dispute resolution globally.
The MoU has been drafted and signed.
The agreement will provide the basis for closer work to enable members to:
Network and learn across the professions
Promote their respective organisations and professions
Co-operate on issues of shared concern to better represent members’ interests.
“A positive environment for further collaboration”
CICES CEO, Simon Hamlyn, commented: “I’m delighted to be renewing our MoU with the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, as it reinforces our joint commitment to each other’s organisations and will help ensure a positive environment for further collaboration in our areas of common interest.”
Catherine Dixon, CEO of Ciarb, shared these views, adding: “As Royal Chartered institutions and global professional membership bodies, there are clear synergies between Ciarb and CICES.
“By working together, we can provide greater opportunities for our respective memberships to further their knowledge and understanding of private dispute resolution and civil engineering surveying.
“And by collaborating, we aim to better support our members who may work across or move between the professions.”
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