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The British Romanian Chamber of Commerce (BRCC) acts on its mission to develop business and investments for UK companies interested in pursuing opportunities in Romania and for Romanian companies looking to grow business relations with British companies. BRCC is an independent organisation established in 1998, with offices in London and Bucharest, and owned entirely by its members. Starting with 2013, BRCC entered into an agreement with UK Trade and Investment (UKTI) to increase the British presence in Romania. Under this agreement, a business centre is set up in Bucharest in order to help British companies find the right partners in Romania and invest on the local market, as well as to offer relevant information and advice. You can enjoy many valuable benefits as a BRCC member. These include networking opportunities, representation to official bodies, exclusive discounts from other members, marketing opportunities, to name a few. BRCC also has access to a Europe-wide network through it's membership of COBCOE (the Council of British Chambers of Commerce in Europe). If you belong to another COBCOE member chamber, you can receive one hour of free advice from a specialist BRCC member on specific issues affecting you through the COBCOE 'First Call'​ scheme. Are you a UK business interested in exploring the potential of the growing Romanian market? Let's get in touch to tell you how we can serve!

The British School Jakarta (BSJ) traces its roots back to 1974, initially supported by The British Embassy to serve the needs of internationally mobile students in Jakarta. With support from British businessmen, BSJ officially became a foundation in 1976, operating in Permata Hijau. In 1994, BSJ moved to a purpose-built 45-acre campus in Bintaro, Tangerang Selatan, South West Jakarta. This campus offers exceptional education with a unique teaching approach and state-of-the-art facilities, including a 750-seater theatre, sports facilities like football fields, badminton and basketball courts, tennis courts, a gym, and an Olympic-sized swimming pool. BSJ also provides science and computer labs, as well as musical and language centres. BSJ's curriculum fosters a love of learning beginning with the English National Curriculum and an inquiry-based learning model in the Primary School then transitioning seamlessly into the International Baccalaureate programmes for Secondary School. With a diverse community of over 1,400 students representing more than 50 countries, BSJ encourages individualised learning through inquiry-based, active, and dynamic education, preparing students for future success. BSJ also offers a wide range of extracurricular activities spanning sports, arts, and STEM, allowing students to participate in local and regional competitions organised by FOBISIA and SEASAC. BSJ students have gained admission to prestigious universities worldwide including institutions in the UK, US, Singapore, and Australia, among others. The British School Jakarta has a longstanding commitment to delivering exceptional education, nurturing a passion for learning, and equipping students for success in esteemed universities around the globe.

The British School of Almeria, belongs to the ISP (International School Partnership), an educational company with extensive experience with international schools in Europe, America, Asia and the Middle East. We follow the British National Curriculum guidelines, carrying out the official exams, IGCSE and A-Level. Thanks to the strength of their studies, both in English and Spanish, our students can choose the University they prefer: abroad or in Spain.

The British Section delivers first-language teaching programmes in English Language and Literature and History-Geography (taught as one subject in France) to bilingual pupils aged 3 - 18 years as part of a multilingual educational project centred around the Lycée International, one of France's leading state schools. The British Section of the Lycée International aims to inspire an understanding of British culture and educational values through teaching, pastoral care and extra-curricular activities.

Mission British Side: the name in quality English language teaching, testing, teacher training and UK study programmes. Vision: the vision of British Side is to ensure unparalleled customer satisfaction, continuous learning opportunities for all, the highest academic standards and unrivalled professionalism while fostering a climate of trust.

The British Society for Interventional Radiology (BSIR) is a charitable foundation founded to promote and develop the practice of Interventional Radiology. The main objectives of the society are: - To support and develop access to high quality information on Interventional Radiology for patients and all healthcare professionals - To support audit and research in Interventional Radiology - To support education and training in Interventional Radiology The executive committee of the society is the BSIR Council who work to support the aims expressed in the constitution and develop strategic objectives for the society which are annually reviewed. Day-to-day decisions are taken by the BSIR Council officers; the President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer. Full membership is available to any healthcare professional. Associate membership is available to nurses and radiographers who are members of the SIRNR. Membership currently stands at over 650. Please direct any membership enquiries to office@bsir.org. BSIR is a registered charity in the United Kingdom (No. 1084852). www.bsir.org www.bsir-qi.org/

The British Sociological Association (BSA) is the national subject association for sociologists in Britain. Our mission is to promote sociology while representing the intellectual and sociological interests of our members. Founded in 1951, our members are drawn from a wide range of backgrounds including research, teaching, students and practitioners in a variety of fields. Through a range of exclusive membership benefits, specialist study groups and a busy calendar of events, we provide a network of communication to all who are concerned with the promotion and use of sociology and sociological research, helping to improve our understanding of society and social processes.

The British Stainless Steel Association (BSSA) exists to promote and develop the manufacture and use of stainless steel across the UK and Ireland. Based in Sheffield, the Association provides marketing support, technical advice, information, training and education in all aspects of stainless steel. Originally formed as an association of stainless steel fabricators, the BSSA has steadily increased the scope and range of activities over the years. Its strength lies in the breadth of its membership drawn from companies in all sectors of the industry and at all stages of the supply chain. It is representative of a broad cross-section of UK Industry: from larger multinational companies to smaller, family owned enterprises. Companies providing goods and services to the stainless steel industry supply chain may join as Affiliated Members. The primary objective of the BSSA is to encourage the use of stainless steel in manufacturing and construction. The active involvement of members is encouraged through participation in forums and working groups dedicated to areas of specific interest. The BSSA is itself a member of The International Stainless Steel Forum (ISSF), the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) and Sheffield Chamber of Commerce and Industry. It also works closely with other partner organisations such as the Metals Forum and The Engineering Industry Forum, benefiting from their specialist knowledge and support, whilst representing the interests of the stainless steel industry to a wider forum.