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Martin Addison is CEO of Video Arts with more than three decades experience in the video learning and technologies market. Video Arts was established in the UK by a small group of television professionals, including the actor and comedian John Cleese, who pioneered the use of storytelling, high-quality video, and humour in training.
He has led the organisation from its roots in classroom delivery to a future based on delivering very reimagined digital and blended learning that combines the benefits of AI and human experience.
Video Arts is part of the Emmy & BAFTA award-winning Tinopolis group, one of the largest independent media producers across television, animation, and new media with operations in the US, Europe & Asia. Video Arts have won over dozens of prizes in recent years for their approach to learning content at IELA E-learning Awards, World Media Festival and at the Cannes Media & TV Awards.
Clive Dickin is CEO of the National Access and Scaffolding Confederation (NASC) and CEO of the Construction Industry Scaffolders Record Scheme (CISRS). An inspirational and experienced trade‑body leader, he has over 25 years’ experience steering member‑based organisations to strong growth.
He has a long career history in the building and construction sector, with spells as commercial director at the National Federation of Builders, CEO of the Association of Plumbing and Heating Contractors and General Manager and Development Manager at Hire Association Europe (HAE) and the Event Hire Association (EHA). He also spent six highly successful years as National Director (CEO) of the Association of Air Ambulances, during which time he raised millions of pounds for the organisation and transformed the air ambulance service in the UK.
