Breaking Down Barriers Commission and Curtins Announce Strategic Partnership

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Nick Forbes CBE:

The Breaking Down Barriers Commission, a new initiative from the Purpose Coalition, is delighted to announce a new partnership with Curtins, a leading engineering consultancy renowned for their innovative solutions and their commitment to sustainability.

The Commission is now shaping the role that businesses and organisations can play as responsible members of society committed to breaking down barriers to opportunity for their customers, colleagues, and communities.

We're at a pivotal moment where collaboration between public initiatives and private enterprises can yield really genuinely transformative results for our communities, for our economy and for our future. And the alliance with Curtins represents a significant step forward in our quest to dismantle these societal barriers.

Their exceptional track record in engineering and their dedication to sustainable development aligns perfectly with our vision of creating spaces that everyone can access and enjoy, regardless of their physical abilities or socioeconomic backgrounds, genuinely places for everyone.

The Commission seeks to showcase the role of the best of British business in breaking down such barriers to opportunity.

In this vital general election year, our partnership is not just about making commitments and pledges, but demonstrating that we're taking concrete actions that improves lives for people, customers, colleagues and communities and ultimately makes our country better.

The Purpose Coalition

The Purpose Coalition brings together the UK's most innovative leaders, Parliamentarians and businesses to improve, share best practice, and develop solutions for improving the role that organisations can play for their customers, colleagues and communities by boosting opportunity and social mobility.

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