Latest news
CPA says the dip is coming
06/09/2010
Activity slows for third month in a row
03/09/2010
Glenigan: Surge in construction activity lifts UK economic growth
03/09/2010
Kingspan numbers improve
25/08/2010
US architecture design slows
20/08/2010
Holcim gloomy
20/08/2010
Housebuilder confidence dented by fragile recovery
16/08/2010
Glenigan - developers return to shelved schemes
10/08/2010
Construction output in 2010 forecast to decline for third year in a row
09/08/2010
Insolvencies fall
06/08/2010
Supermarkets lift construction sector
27/07/2010
Construction bounces through Q2
23/07/2010
Glenigan: Large office developments postponed, as value of shelved projects drops overall
20/07/2010
Recession deeper than thought?
16/07/2010
BSF Cancellation will hit industry hard
06/07/2010
Travis buys BSS
06/07/2010
Sustainability needs selling, says CIMCIG report
24/06/2010
Budget mixed for construction
22/06/2010
Glenigan: Construction feeling the pinch as public sector slows down
13/06/2010
Glenigan: Fewer Shelved Projects as Confidence Improves
08/06/2010
Construction grows at fastest rate for two years
02/06/2010
RIBA Enterprises creates RIBA Insight
06/05/2010
Good news as more companies look to expand their marketing department in 2010
03/05/2010
Glenigan - Construction output declines as GDP growth slows
27/04/2010

This information is available to logged-in members only

Private housing rebounds as public sector founders
20/04/2010
B2B Awards entries open
20/04/2010
Glenigan - Fewer projects on hold as private sector confidence steadies
13/04/2010
CIMCIG Construction Market Survey – How are the current market conditions affecting you?
02/04/2010
Glenigan - Budget 2010
30/03/2010
Glenigan - sharp drop in shelved projects brightens industry prospects
23/03/2010
Skills shortage on the way, says CIC
17/03/2010
Glenigan - Construction down 15% as public sector and civil engineering project starts fall
16/03/2010
Industry sees first quarter of growth in new construction output since 2008 Q1
09/03/2010
CMA 2010 announced
08/03/2010
Free report on new construction output by sector 2006 – 2009
08/03/2010
Glenigan - Construction falters as UK emerges from recession
02/03/2010
CIMCIG to produce Directory of Fellows and Chartered Members
31/12/2009
Global Construction to grow by 70% over next decade
12/12/2009

This information is available to logged-in members only

CIMCIG Conference - Strategy 2010 - Review
10/12/2009
Win more work in the public sector - MEMBER OFFER
10/08/2009
CIMCIG now on Twitter
20/07/2009
Glenigan - Special Offer to CIMCIG members
20/05/2009
Construction recession to last until 2011
29/01/2009
FREE construction marketing e-newsletter
09/07/2008
New - special offer for CIMCIG members
10/05/2008


News archive
 

News

CIMCIG urges you to participate in CIM research

13/12/2009

The CIM has launched a new global benchmarking study, "The future for marketing capability". We would like to have as strong a representation in the sample from the construction sector as possible, and urge you to participate.

The benchmarking platform is at http://www.global-benchmark.com. CIM describes it as a "critical industry initiative, which will be of real benefit to you and your organisation", and which will take around 15 minutes to complete.

It springs from a project exploring the future for marketing capability, investigating how to align and focus marketing operations for growth and value over the next decade. Already the CIM has interviewed 30 CEO’s and CMO’s; and they're now conducting an online survey aiming to engage senior marketing and capability practitioners from 200+ international organisations and 500+ medium sized enterprises, to establish a strong quantitative databank.

Please complete the survey online at http://www.global-benchmark.com - it’ll take no more than 10-15mins. All participants receive complimentary copies of detailed research findings reports and invitations to launch briefings in early 2010.

For information, the survey explores:
- The benchmark of marketing capability today
- Challenges and priorities for the future
- How marketing capability drives performance
- Implications for people, talent and learning and development