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Printable versionFree Design Clinic with Northumbria University
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NETPark Net
08/07/2009
09:30
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08/07/2009
09:30
12:00
Venue
Venue Name: NETPark Incubator
Venue Address: Thomas Wright Way
Venue Address 2: NETPark
Venue Town/City: Sedgefield
Venue Region: County Durham
Venue Postcode: TS21 3FD
Venue Web Address: http://www.uknetpark.net
Venue Email: events@uknetpark.net
Venue Address: Thomas Wright Way
Venue Address 2: NETPark
Venue Town/City: Sedgefield
Venue Region: County Durham
Venue Postcode: TS21 3FD
Venue Web Address: http://www.uknetpark.net
Venue Email: events@uknetpark.net
Booking Details
Web Address: http://www.uknetpark.net
Telephone: 01740 625250
Description: Free Design Clinic with Northumbria University –
This clinic will consist of bookable one-to-one sessions with Bruce Watson, an expert in the field of design and the impact this can have on bottom line results. These sessions are confidential and free of charge to NETPark Net members.
Bruce has been involved in the successful development and launch of over 20 products into the consumer and medical market, with client such as NCR, Medtronic, Draeger Safety and Electrolux and has been actively engaged in the identification, developement and protection of intellectual property for industry clients and the NHS.
Bruce is currently the Enterprise Business Manager for the School of Design at Northumbria University working within the Centre for Design Research and manages a number of service portfolios including a £1.6m Healthcare Product and Service development programme.
He is also a Design Associate for the Design Council working on the Designing Demand programme.
We have 5 spaces for one-to-one sessions with Bruce on the morning of Wednesday 8th July 2009 between 9.30am and 12.00 noon – to book your space please e-mail events@uknetpark.net or register online at
Telephone: 01740 625250
Description: Free Design Clinic with Northumbria University –
This clinic will consist of bookable one-to-one sessions with Bruce Watson, an expert in the field of design and the impact this can have on bottom line results. These sessions are confidential and free of charge to NETPark Net members.
Bruce has been involved in the successful development and launch of over 20 products into the consumer and medical market, with client such as NCR, Medtronic, Draeger Safety and Electrolux and has been actively engaged in the identification, developement and protection of intellectual property for industry clients and the NHS.
Bruce is currently the Enterprise Business Manager for the School of Design at Northumbria University working within the Centre for Design Research and manages a number of service portfolios including a £1.6m Healthcare Product and Service development programme.
He is also a Design Associate for the Design Council working on the Designing Demand programme.
We have 5 spaces for one-to-one sessions with Bruce on the morning of Wednesday 8th July 2009 between 9.30am and 12.00 noon – to book your space please e-mail events@uknetpark.net or register online at
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Companies involved in Science, Engineering or Technology
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The NETPark Net project is part financed by the European Union’s ERDF Competitiveness programme 2007-13, securing £0.22m of ERDF investment through the Regional Development Agency One NorthEast. The ERDF programme is bringing over £250m into the North East to support innovation, enterprise and business support across the region. This project has received funding from Durham County Council through County Durham Development Company.
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