16 April 2019 | 0 minutes read

AWE joins AIRTO

We are delighted to have recently become members of AIRTO, the Association for Innovation, Research and Technology Organisations.

AIRTO is the foremost membership body for organisations operating in the UK’s innovation, research and technology sector.

Joining AIRTO will give us opportunities to network and forge links with key decision makers in government and industry. AWE will benefit through being able to influence policy in the field of R&D and innovation; share best practice with other leading organisations in the sector in a wealth of different areas of our work and gain useful updates about developments across the R&D landscape.

AIRTO’s mission is to facilitate, and stimulate, connections and knowledge transfer between members and with other communities, and thereby support best practice for business improvement and growth.

You can find out more at http://www.airto.co.uk/

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