Westminster Forum Projects (WFP) operates a group of influential, impartial and cross-party forums in public policy. Our mission is to facilitate the formulation of 'best' public policy by providing policymakers and implementers, and those with an interest in the issues, with a sense of the way different stakeholder perspectives interrelate. Usually this is through impartially-framed, inclusive discussion conducted either in public or under the Chatham House Rule.
All the Westminster Forum Projects forums enjoy substantial support and involvement from key policymakers within UK and devolved legislatures, governments and regulatory bodies and from stakeholders in professional bodies, businesses and their advisors, consumer organisations, local government representatives, and other interested groups. The forums organise senior-level seminars on a wide range of public policy areas. None of the forums has a policy agenda of its own, other than simply to raise the quality of debate on public policy developments and so create opportunities for informed discussion.
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Company Details
- Employees
- 86
- Founded
- -
- Address
- 52 Grosvenor Gardens, London,london Sw1w 0au,united Kingdom
- Industry
- Events Services
- NAICS
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Convention and Trade Show Organizers
- Website
- westminsterforumprojects.co.uk
- Keywords
- Public Policy, Government, Health, Education, Environment, Transport, Telecoms, Media, Food, Business, Agriculture, Legal, Employment, Nutrition, Social Policy, Higher Education, Law, Policy, Regulation.
- HQ
- London, London
Westminster Forum Projects Questions
Westminster Forum Projects's website is westminsterforumprojects.co.uk
Westminster Forum Projects's LinkedIn profile is https://uk.linkedin.com/company/westminster-forum-projects
Westminster Forum Projects has
86 employees.
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employees at Westminster Forum Projects.
Westminster Forum Projects's industry is
Events Services
Westminster Forum Projects's top competitors are
Westminster Insight,
National Centre For Social Research,
Chatham House,
Westminster Energy Forum,
Human Rights Watch,
Tony Blair Institute For Global Change,
The Times,
House Of Commons,
Department For Culture, Media And Sport,
Westminster Media Forum.
Westminster Forum Projects's categories are Events Services
Westminster Forum Projects's founding year is 1996
