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New white paper lifts the lid on the world’s first global standard for health and safety
The launch of ISO 45001 - the world’s first internationally recognised standard for health and safety - marks a major step towards the prevention of the 2.78 million work related deaths that occur every year.
Let's talk about the future
CQI’s first Corporate Connect event of 2018, ‘Scenario Planning and Future’s Thinking’, took place on 22 February in London.
Siemens joins as a CQI Corporate Partner
Siemens Rail Automation, a global leader in the design, supply and commissioning of solutions for the rail industry, has joined the CQI as a Corporate Partner.
The Chartered Quality Institute confirms the appointment of Vincent Desmond as Chief Executive
The Chartered Quality Institute (CQI) Board of Trustees today confirmed Vincent Desmond as CQI Chief Executive with overall responsibility for the delivery of the institute’s strategy and day-to-day operation.
CQI shortlisted for prestigious marketing award
The Chartered Quality Institute marketing team has been named as a finalist for the Best Brand Building Campaign award in this year’s Marketing Excellence Awards.
Meet our new president: Lord Lindsay
CQI’s new president, Lord Jamie Lindsay, talks to Alicia Dimas about the importance of a quality culture in a time of political and economic uncertainty, and the ambiguity of the post-Brexit landscape
Lord Jamie Lindsay announced as new CQI President
The Chartered Quality Institute Board of Trustees are delighted to announce that Lord Lindsay will become the next CQI President on 1 January 2018.
CQI announces the winners of the 2017 International Quality Awards
We are delighted to announce the winners of the inaugural International Quality Awards, in association with our proud partner DNV GL.
CQI partners with Construction Summit for quality event
The CQI is partnering with the Construction Summit for its Quality in Construction Summit in London in June 2018.
The Chancellor needs the UK to work smarter, not harder, to improve productivity.
Phillip Hammond faces a tricky situation for his 22 November budget: a political need to soften austerity, weak growth and unacceptable levels of UK productivity, all wrapped up with the BREXIT debate.