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Presenting Candidates for Board Elections.

In any election, whether its statutory or non-statutory, candidates who put themselves forward for a position of responsibility must connect with the voters and be representative of their needs.  UK Engage works with candidates from numerous sectors and has...

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NHS Seminar Proves A Hit With Delegates.

Model rules, e-voting and engagement sessions get delegates’ votes! The introduction of the New Model rules in 2014 gave NHS Foundation Trusts the opportunity to incorporate e-voting in to their Council of Governor Elections. In response to this UK Engage, the UK’s...

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NHS Jargon-Busting: What Do Those Acronyms Actually Mean?

Do you know what the difference is between a CoG and a CCG, or understand the distinction between an AGM and an AMM?  Within the NHS acronyms are widely used for the services it provides and the functions it fulfils. For anyone new to the service the plethora of...

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UK Engage is Recognised as an Investor in People.

Electoral services provider maintains the leading accreditation UK Engage, the fastest-growing provider of non-statutory electoral services to public sector organisations, has maintained its Investors in People status for a further three years, demonstrating its...

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Writing A Good NHS Governor Election Statement

The role of a Governor is crucially important in the running of any successful NHS Foundation Trust, as Trusts would not be able to function effectively without representative Governorship. Governors are ambassadors for the Trust and are elected to represent members...

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UK Engage: Customer Service Excellence Accreditation.

Through the non-statutory electoral work we carry out for our customers in our core sectors - be it the NHS, housing, education or professional bodies, UK Engage knows the best way to get the results our clients need, is to understand the challenges they face. Our...

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