ACE Progress Network

Young professionals
From its conception in 2001, ACE Progress Network continues to provide a dynamic and exciting forum for the built and natural environment future leaders to learn, network and exchange ideas.

Mission
Our mission is to be recognised as the number one forum for young professionals in the built and natural environment.

Who are Progress Network members?
Members of Progress Network are individuals with ambition, innovation and spirit.

We have 2000-2500 members across the UK from a broad spectrum within the built and natural environment sector which includes; civil engineers, structural engineers, mechanical engineers, design engineers, lawyers, accountants, commercial managers, project managers, consultants and many other professionals in the built and natural environment.
  
Key aims and objectives
ACE progress networks events are fun, educational and inspirational; as well as being distinct from other industry institutions; as the majority of events are focused on commercial aspects of the built and natural environment rather than the technical.

Progress network empowers young professionals to take control of their careers and network outside their existing company and to cultivate and sustain good relationships between companies and individuals working within the sector.

Our members learn more about other disciplines within the profession and how to collaborate effectively as well as developing their business skills through our CPD accredited business seminars. Developing skills base through these organising initiatives and events as well as networking enables progress network members to meet a variety of leading figures within the built and natural environment as well as learning from their experience.

ACE Progress Network Management.

Progress network has been developed in five key regions around the UK

• London and the South East
• North West
• Northern Ireland
• Midlands
• Wales

The network is overseen by a national chairman who sits on the ACE board and is supported by five region chairman who with the help of their teams oversee the progress network in their individual regions.

The ACE progress network management teams all have their individual day jobs in the built and natural environment but are committed to improving the sector for young professionals as well as the perception of consultants and engineers as a whole.