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The CQI launches a new research project with the University of the West of Scotland
The Chartered Quality Institute (CQI) has launched a major research project in partnership with the University of the West of Scotland (UWS) to explore how quality professionals can deliver greater strategic value through a Business Partner approach.
Quality Live 2025: celebrating innovative, sustainable and competitive quality
The CQI, supported by event partners including Ideagen, Mott MacDonald and UKAS, was delighted to deliver another memorable and thought-provoking Quality Live Conference and International Quality Awards, championing quality and innovation.
How to think differently: people
To kickstart this new three-part series, Rashad Issa, Chair, CQI Board of Trustees, explores how thinking differently about quality culture fosters innovation, efficiency and improvement to create a lasting impact.
Getting the right tools in place
As part of our occasional series exploring different quality qualifications, Jasmine Morton shares her experience of completing the Level 4 Quality Practitioner Apprenticeship with Whyy? Change.
Celebrating the transformative impact of volunteers
To celebrate National Volunteers' Week 2025, Samantha McLean-Gunn, Professional Networks Manager, CQI, shares insights on the positive impact our volunteers have on the CQI, its members and the quality profession.
Volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous quality
Continuing our World Quality Week 2025 blog series, Chief Executive Vince Desmond explores the importance of quality management and prioritising agility amid global uncertainty.
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Site Visit and Tour of Fussels Fine Foods
Join the Avon Network for a thrilling rare chance to get a tour around the Fussels Fine Foods factory to witness the behind-the-scenes of their oil production.
Thinking differently: mitigating quality compromises
To kick-start our World Quality Week 2025 blog series, Chief Executive Vince Desmond offers perspectives on the importance of thinking differently and innovatively to deliver the value of quality management.
Growing talent with trailblazer nuclear quality apprenticeships
To celebrate National Apprenticeship Week 2025, Karine Rackham, Head of Quality, Sellafield Ltd shares insights on the positive impact growing quality talent through apprenticeship schemes has on building skills and future careers in the nuclear industry.
Working to lead the future
The CQI’s Nuclear special interest group has its own Nuclear Next Generation group, focused on attracting the next generation of quality professionals into the industry. Learn more about the group, its work, and what it has to offer young nuclear professionals.