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Exploring Collaboration Opportunities Between CPACT and SOCSA

This document outlines the collaborative efforts between CPACT and SOCSA, highlighting the specialized organic chemicals sector. SOCSA, representing over 60 member companies, seeks to enhance partnerships through joint activities stemming from previous workshops. Current actions include assessing collaboration interest, identifying mutual projects, and forming joint action groups to foster innovation and best practices. The collaboration aims to benefit all members involved. The initiative underscores a commitment to sharing knowledge and leveraging resources through effective networking.

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Exploring Collaboration Opportunities Between CPACT and SOCSA

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  1. OPPORTUNITIES FOR CPACT/SOCSA COLLABORATION Steve Dawson, sdawson@ahmarks.com Andy Brookes, LGC, abrookes@lgc-nw.co.uk

  2. WHO ARE SOCSA? • Specialised Organic Chemicals Sector Association • Part of the CIA • Over 60 member companies • Covering many industrial sectors • Typically SME’s

  3. BACKGROUND • CPACT/SOCSA workshop held at CIRCE March 2000 • Best practice/ benefits from CPACT • High level of interest from SOCSA companies • Follow up meetings at LGC-NW December 2000/ AH Marks 2001 • Representatives from CPACT/SOCSA

  4. AIMS • Assess the level of interest in the collaboration within the two groups • Identify mechanisms for collaboration • Develop joint activities and proposals

  5. ACTIONS IN PROGRESS • Obtain recognition for collaboration • Identify projects of mutual benefit • Form joint action groups to set-up and deliver projects • Disseminate information / best practice to CPACT/SOCSA members

  6. THANK YOU • To CPACT for the opportunity to present • We will also be presenting at the SOCSA forum • For further information see poster

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