www.responsiblebusinessevent.orgExhibitor profiles43NCVOStand 134Tel: 020 7520 2443Web: www.ncvo-vol.org.ukAs an NCVO Corporate Member, raise your profile with and increase your understanding of our 8,400 voluntary sector member organisations across England. Get current and relevant information on developments in civil society and enhance your Corporate Social Responsibility work. Join others involved in community involvement and CSR at our corporate and community events and high-profile networking opportunities. Visit our stand to find out more.National Business Travel Network - a Business in the Community campaignStand 187Tel: 020 7566 8719Web: www.nbtn.org.ukThe National Business Travel Network (NBTN) is a business to business network promoting sustainable travel and flexible working. NBTN enables companies to share best practice and promotes the financial, environmental and social benefits of reducing the negative impacts of work-related travel.National Apprenticeships ServiceStand 75Tel: 08000 150 600Web: www.apprenticeships.org.ukApprenticeships are a business-focussed tool to increase workforce skills levels whilst contributing to responsible business practice. The National Apprenticeship Service (NAS) is the government body which offers employers a free and impartial service to help employers understand where Apprenticeships can benefit their business and incorporate Apprenticeships within their recruitment strategy.MS SocietyStand 111Tel: 020 8438 7000Web: www.mssociety.org.ukThe MS Society is the UK's leading charity dedicated to beating multiple sclerosis. We provide vital support, information and services to the 600,000 people affected by MS. We also invest in world class research to discover better treatments for this devastating neurological condition, until we ultimately find a cure.Mosaic - convened by Business in the CommunityStand 77Tel: 020 7566 6657Web: www.mosaicnetwork.co.ukMosaic's mission is to create opportunities for young people - championed by Muslims and harnessing the power of positive thinking.Mosaic was founded by HRH The Prince of Wales in November 2007 to challenge the growing concern around the issues facing young Muslims living in deprived areas of Britain. Minority Supplier Development UK (MSDUK)Stand 69Tel: 07989 308 606Web: www.msduk.org.ukMinority Supplier Development UK (MSDUK) is a private sector led, not-for-profit membership organisation created to deliver a direct link between large corporate organisations and ethnic minority businesses to enable the building of commercially beneficial business relationships.

44Exhibitor profi leswww.responsiblebusinessevent.orgNUS Stand 163Tel: 01625 413222Web: www.nus.org.ukNUS represents the interests of 7-million students. Our award-winning programmes to green suppliers, institutions and community groups, creating lasting behaviour change, providing employability opportunities for students along the way. NUS is looking to develop partnerships that can help us engage the next generation of decision-makers.Nelson Mandela Children's FundStand 98Tel: 020 3077 1231Web: www.mandela-children.org.ukThe Nelson Mandela Children's Fund was founded by Nelson Mandela to protect and nurture the most vulnerable children in South Africa.NMCF works within communities to help children affected by HIV and Aids, those who have been abused and encourages young people to develop confi dence and skills for work.NCVO ConsultancyStand 135Tel: 020 7520 2443Web: www.ncvo-vol.org.uk/consultancy/ workingwithcharitiesNCVO is the country's most experienced provider of support and advice to the voluntary and community sector. Our Consultancy team consists of skilled and experienced staff, bringing integrity, independence, and energy. We draw upon NCVO's full breadth of knowledge, experience, and sector understanding to help you develop practical ideas and create the best solution. Join us at our stand to fi nd out more.NCVO European and InternationalStand 91Tel: 020 7520 2443Web: www.enna-europe.orgNCVO's European and International Unit represents the voice of civil society at the EU Institutions and at International Organisations such as the World Bank and the World Trade Organisation. With a greater number of policies being made at the EU- and global-levels, civil society organisations can play a unique role in serving as a conduit to link EU and international decision-makers with citizens. Find out more about our work at our stand.