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Professor Lord Mair's Presidential Address

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Date
07 November 2017
Time
17:00 - 20:30 GMT
Location
Institution of Civil Engineers
One Great George Street
Westminster
London
London, SW1P 3AA
United Kingdom

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On 7 November Professor Lord Mair will become the 153rd President of the Institution of Civil Engineers.

The occasion will be marked by Lord Mair giving his Presidential Address, setting out his aims and objectives for his year in office, followed by a drinks and canapé reception in the Great Hall.

This event is one of the highlights in the Institution calendar and is a wonderful gathering of ICE members, heads of institutions, MPs and industry leaders.

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