Resource library search

Privacy professionals worldwide have been invited to take the stage at IAPP Navigate 2026 in Brussels this spring.

The ISA's newly published ISA-112 Part 1 provides a modernisation framework for SCADA systems used across the global industry.

The federation's March 2026 newsletter details new initiatives, including a Conference Profit Accelerator partnership for member associations.

A new WFSA-led initiative equips clinicians in resource-limited settings with practical, evidence-based intensive care unit skills.

Social workers worldwide gain access to a new continuing professional development programme on human rights co-created with the UN.

The global insurance supervisory standard-setter has named its new Secretary General, who joins from the Central Bank of Ireland.

A high-level FIFPRO Europe delegation met the European Commission to protect player employment rights and the social dialogue framework.

Data, AI and cybersecurity took centre stage in Singapore as global aviation professionals gathered for the second World Data Symposium.

The EEF attended the MEP Horse Group meeting in Brussels to advance discussions on a major revision of equestrian sport rules.

The federation will bring together passenger and sustainable mobility organisations in the Netherlands in June 2026.

The federation has appointed up to 15 young risk managers to shape the future of the profession across 22 European countries.

Vanya Veras brings over 30 years of EU environmental policy and waste management experience to the role at EERA.

The 33rd EAS conference explores participation, diversity, and social cohesion through music education in schools.

AI and digital tools take centre stage as Europe's heart rhythm specialists gather in Paris for EHRA 2026 this week.

With 25 years in global golf leadership, Tom Phillips has begun a new chapter as Chief Executive of the Ladies European Tour.

Europe's leading business aviation show has been called off just 53 days before it was due to open in Geneva in June.

Pain professionals across the UK are invited to the BPS Annual Scientific Meeting this month in Harrogate.

The institute is partnering with insurers and a lived experience community to improve outcomes for vulnerable insurance customers.

The institute warns that cutting levy funding for management training will damage UK productivity and harm young workers.

Over a quarter of UK project professionals say artificial intelligence is now fully embedded in their day-to-day workflows.