AIP hosted another successful community barbecue, for people on campus, in early July.
This annual barbeque aims to bring companies together to catch up with colleagues, that have become friends, and to introduce representatives from new companies to those already well established at Norwich Research Park.
AIP, the company that supports collaboration across the campus, also invited people who help to development the ‘special science community’, on site, including professional service organisations delivering seminars to our network of entrepreneurs, investors in the research, enterprise and new real estate activity, and leaders of the 30,000-strong research body working in commercialisation, knowledge exchange and those representing the LGBTQ+ and Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic groups on the campus.
The event was kindly sponsored by Marks & Clerk, a leading global intellectual property firm.
Roz Bird said, “Well done to Alexia Mlynarska and Jade Potter, from the AIP team, for organising another great networking, and social, event for our community. You even managed to keep the rain away and get the sun out!”
