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Messagerie Your Invitation to Join ACESEligibility to join ACESIf you are head of your organisation’s property service or hold a senior position in your service, you are eligible to apply to join us.Application to joinIn the rst instance please contact ACES National Secretary: Trevor Bishop: secretary@aces.org.ukTrevor will put you in contact with your local branch secretary and Trevor will explain our very reasonable fees and initial fee-free period, during which you can decide if ACES is for you.How we work – and what ACES can do for you• ACES works through its network of 9 branches in the UK plus a nationwide Rural Branch. Members attend meetings in person or on-line where work experiences are shared and problems are discussed. Unlike the corporate and private sectors, ACES members are not in competition with one another, hence its ethos of openness, sharing and helping one another in their jobs. A CPD element is usually included on a meeting agenda.• Each year the ACES President organises its agship event of the year, the National Conference, supported by members and the wider property profession.• In addition to branch meetings, separate CPD learning and networking events are held, which can meet all members’ RICS requirements for professional CPD for very little cost.• ACES quarterly journal - ACES Terrier - is considered to be an exemplar in property journalism in the UK.• A successful Asset Management diploma course in association with CIPFA has been developed and is highly regarded.• If your organisation does not have a current member of ACES in-house, you are missing out on our events and the opportunity to share work experiences with fellow property professionals.THE ASSOCIATION OF CHIEF ESTATES SURVEYORS & PROPERTY MANAGERS IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR“Realising the Value of Public Property for the Public Good”www.aces.org.uk www.aces.org.uk www.aces.org.uk

ACES – Who we are and what we do• ACES is the only professional association exclusively dedicated to public sector property. Its members, who are mostly chartered surveyors, get together to help one another do their jobs more eectively and professionally through mutual support. Members are heads of service or senior property professionals in local government or a public sector body such as the NHS and the Valuation Oce Agency, or people from the private sector who are wholly or substantially working for or on behalf of the public sector.• Established in 1908, members of ACES have been managing public sector property, to obtain best value from their organisation’s property estate, to drive economic growth to support services and objectives. Key objectives• To promote best practice in the eective use and management of property assets.• To inuence the formulation of regulation, policies and strategies governing the use of public sector property assets by attending regular meetings with the RICS and government departments.• To support and encourage its members in the continual development of their professional knowledge and eectiveness. To help graduates new to the profession become qualied through its active FACES (Future of ACES) programme.• To seek representation from every local authority and public sector body.What you can do for ACES• By joining ACES we can benet from your professional experience and property knowledge when you attend on-line and in-person branch meetings and events and the National Conference. We are also keen to learn from you.www.aces.org.uk

ACES – Who we are and what we do• ACES is the only professional association exclusively dedicated to public sector property. Its members, who are mostly chartered surveyors, get together to help one another do their jobs more eectively and professionally through mutual support. Members are heads of service or senior property professionals in local government or a public sector body such as the NHS and the Valuation Oce Agency, or people from the private sector who are wholly or substantially working for or on behalf of the public sector.• Established in 1908, members of ACES have been managing public sector property, to obtain best value from their organisation’s property estate, to drive economic growth to support services and objectives. Key objectives• To promote best practice in the eective use and management of property assets.• To inuence the formulation of regulation, policies and strategies governing the use of public sector property assets by attending regular meetings with the RICS and government departments.• To support and encourage its members in the continual development of their professional knowledge and eectiveness. To help graduates new to the profession become qualied through its active FACES (Future of ACES) programme.• To seek representation from every local authority and public sector body.What you can do for ACES• By joining ACES we can benet from your professional experience and property knowledge when you attend on-line and in-person branch meetings and events and the National Conference. We are also keen to learn from you.www.aces.org.uk

ACES – Who we are and what we do• ACES is the only professional association exclusively dedicated to public sector property. Its members, who are mostly chartered surveyors, get together to help one another do their jobs more eectively and professionally through mutual support. Members are heads of service or senior property professionals in local government or a public sector body such as the NHS and the Valuation Oce Agency, or people from the private sector who are wholly or substantially working for or on behalf of the public sector.• Established in 1908, members of ACES have been managing public sector property, to obtain best value from their organisation’s property estate, to drive economic growth to support services and objectives. Key objectives• To promote best practice in the eective use and management of property assets.• To inuence the formulation of regulation, policies and strategies governing the use of public sector property assets by attending regular meetings with the RICS and government departments.• To support and encourage its members in the continual development of their professional knowledge and eectiveness. To help graduates new to the profession become qualied through its active FACES (Future of ACES) programme.• To seek representation from every local authority and public sector body.What you can do for ACES• By joining ACES we can benet from your professional experience and property knowledge when you attend on-line and in-person branch meetings and events and the National Conference. We are also keen to learn from you.www.aces.org.uk

Your Invitation to Join ACESEligibility to join ACESIf you are head of your organisation’s property service or hold a senior position in your service, you are eligible to apply to join us.Application to joinIn the rst instance please contact ACES National Secretary: Trevor Bishop: secretary@aces.org.ukTrevor will put you in contact with your local branch secretary and Trevor will explain our very reasonable fees and initial fee-free period, during which you can decide if ACES is for you.How we work – and what ACES can do for you• ACES works through its network of 9 branches in the UK plus a nationwide Rural Branch. Members attend meetings in person or on-line where work experiences are shared and problems are discussed. Unlike the corporate and private sectors, ACES members are not in competition with one another, hence its ethos of openness, sharing and helping one another in their jobs. A CPD element is usually included on a meeting agenda.• Each year the ACES President organises its agship event of the year, the National Conference, supported by members and the wider property profession.• In addition to branch meetings, separate CPD learning and networking events are held, which can meet all members’ RICS requirements for professional CPD for very little cost.• ACES quarterly journal - ACES Terrier - is considered to be an exemplar in property journalism in the UK.• A successful Asset Management diploma course in association with CIPFA has been developed and is highly regarded.• If your organisation does not have a current member of ACES in-house, you are missing out on our events and the opportunity to share work experiences with fellow property professionals.THE ASSOCIATION OF CHIEF ESTATES SURVEYORS & PROPERTY MANAGERS IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR“Realising the Value of Public Property for the Public Good”www.aces.org.uk www.aces.org.uk www.aces.org.uk

Your Invitation to Join ACESEligibility to join ACESIf you are head of your organisation’s property service or hold a senior position in your service, you are eligible to apply to join us.Application to joinIn the rst instance please contact ACES National Secretary: Trevor Bishop: secretary@aces.org.ukTrevor will put you in contact with your local branch secretary and Trevor will explain our very reasonable fees and initial fee-free period, during which you can decide if ACES is for you.How we work – and what ACES can do for you• ACES works through its network of 9 branches in the UK plus a nationwide Rural Branch. Members attend meetings in person or on-line where work experiences are shared and problems are discussed. Unlike the corporate and private sectors, ACES members are not in competition with one another, hence its ethos of openness, sharing and helping one another in their jobs. A CPD element is usually included on a meeting agenda.• Each year the ACES President organises its agship event of the year, the National Conference, supported by members and the wider property profession.• In addition to branch meetings, separate CPD learning and networking events are held, which can meet all members’ RICS requirements for professional CPD for very little cost.• ACES quarterly journal - ACES Terrier - is considered to be an exemplar in property journalism in the UK.• A successful Asset Management diploma course in association with CIPFA has been developed and is highly regarded.• If your organisation does not have a current member of ACES in-house, you are missing out on our events and the opportunity to share work experiences with fellow property professionals.THE ASSOCIATION OF CHIEF ESTATES SURVEYORS & PROPERTY MANAGERS IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR“Realising the Value of Public Property for the Public Good”www.aces.org.uk www.aces.org.uk www.aces.org.uk