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News
CMA Workplace Seminar is a huge success!
Thank you to all those who attended our Workplace seminar on 10th July, there was a brilliant turn out with over 60 delegates on the night!  We hope you found the evening beneficial.
Click To View for a summary of our presentation.

CMA Workplace Seminar

Join us on Thursday 10th June 2010 for an evening of discussion and networking. 
RSVP: Clive Hilton clive@inlocum.co.uk
Click To View further details. 

Our Product of the Month

CMA are specialist furniture advisors and have identified Herman Miller's new Setu chair as our product of the month. 

The chair offers comfortable, simple, multi-purpose seating.  Its innovative kinematic spine bends and flexes with every move, so there is no need to adjust, nothing to tweak and nothing to think about!  In fact, the instruction manual simply reads 'sit down'! 

The Setu chair is currently on display at our office in Tooley Street.  Come along for a trial or alternatively we can arrange a demonstration at your office.  Contact us on 020 7378 1828 to arrange.

Linked in
Linked in is a business-oriented social networking site aimed at connecting professional people.  The site provides an excellent platform from which we can stay connected with those we work with and share information, views and news.

To visit our Cochrane McGregor linked in page go to: www.linkedin.com/companies/cochrane-mcgregor 

Twitter 

CMA are now live on Twitter! 

Winchester City Council
Winchester City Council has commissioned Cochrane McGregor to undertake a Space Utilisation Study.

Kingston Primary Care Trust 
Cochrane McGregor are currently working with Kingston PCT on a number of assignments including developing and implementing the strategy for devolution of commissioning and provider services.

Tooting Walk-In-Centre
Cochrane McGregor was appointed to plan and manage a refurbishment programme of the Tooting Walk-in-Centre and investigate the possibility of expanding into adjoining areas of the building.

The refurbishment work was carried out in phases over 12 months maintaining patient services at all times.  Four additional consulting rooms have been provided in the expanded area and all areas were upgraded to meet the latest infection control standards.

Further improvements, both internal and external have been made to the entrance, reception and waiting areas and new coordinated signage installed throughout the Centre.