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ASSIST FM unveils programme for upcoming conference in Scotland

22nd Apr 2026 - 06:00
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ASSIST FM unveils programme for upcoming conference in Scotland
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The ASSIST FM Conference, sponsored by Müller and taking place from May 14-15th at the Crowne Plaza in Glasgow, has unveiled the programme for the event under the ‘Shaping Tomorrow Together’ theme.

This year’s ASSIST FM Conference celebrates the power of collaboration and the strength of the relationships of members as they continue to build to enhance the services they deliver. In an era of increasing complexity and challenge, innovation, cooperation, and the sharing of knowledge are more important than ever.

Nicky Joiner, ASSIST FM chair, said: “Our theme, ‘Shaping Tomorrow Together’, reflects the unity of our industry and our shared commitment to continuous improvement. By working collectively, we can respond to change, drive innovation, and deliver better outcomes across the sector.

“Each year, the conference continues to go from strength to strength, offering inspiring speakers, thought‑provoking sessions and valuable opportunities to network with colleagues and partners from across the sector. It showcases the commitment, professionalism and creativity of those delivering essential public services every day.”

The conference programme will offer valuable insights, practical knowledge, and opportunities to explore new ideas, while the networking sessions provide space to connect, share experiences, and strengthen partnerships. The programme includes:

  • Good Food Nation Update: Lesley Curtis
  • Menopause and Mental Health: Professor Kathleen Riach,
  • My Mental Health Journey: Charlie Hodson - Hospitality Action trustee
  • FM Robotics Panel Discussion: chaired by Anne Goldie
  • Resilience and coping with change: Victoria Humphries
  • Professor of Governance and Development: Professor Kevin Morgan 
  • 4 Nations panel with Neil Beattie (Scotland), Colm Bradley (Northern Ireland), Judith Gregory (Wales) and Bryan Lygate (England)
  • What will AI mean for you: Gary Ennis, NS Design

There will also be an exhibition of more than 40 suppliers all showcasing the latest products to help drive innovation in the industry. For more information and to book your place, visit here.

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Edward Waddell