The Annual General Meeting (AGM) Of The British Institute Of Interior Design 2024
The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the British Institute of Interior Design will be held on Friday 20th September 2024 at the Battlebridge Room, King's Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9AG
Agenda
4.00 pm - Registration, welcome, and refreshments
4.30 pm - Annual General Meeting
5.15 pm - Presentation of the Merit Award and CPD Award
5.30 pm - AGM close
The agenda and all supporting documentation will be circulated to all members on Thursday 5th September 2024. Voting instructions will also be sent to BIID Registered Interior Designers on the same day. This event is open to all members of the BIID and employees of BIID Registered Design Practices.
Please note:
The BIID AGM is only open to the BIID members (Affiliates, Associates, Dual Members, Registered Design Practice Employees, Registered Interior Designers, Provisional Associate and Student members).
Candidates For Election
View the candidates standing for election to the BIID Council here.
Inside Knowledge Conference 2024
The AGM will be immediately preceded by the Inside Knowledge conference in the same venue. This afternoon event, open exclusively to BIID professional level members (Registered Interior Designers, Associates, Provisional Associates and employees of Registered Design Practices), will offer themed tables where attendees can choose what topic they would like to discuss in a focused, professional setting. Please click here for further information and to book.
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