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The National Information Management and Digital Construction Conference 2025

Collaboration, Innovation and Sustainability

Salford Community Stadium 13 February 2025, 9:00am - 4:00pm

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Marie Grieve

Founder and Managing Director of Costello Palmer Communications, Global Vice Chair of Women in BIM

Marie has 20 years’ experience of working in marketing and business development and in 2015 Marie founded Costello Palmer Communications, an international marketing and communications consultancy specialising in digital content and high-performance strategic delivery for a global client base. 

Having worked with both public and private sector organisations, local and central governments, Marie is an expert marketing strategist, known for delivering compelling creativity, whether it be content, imagery or persuasion to directly impact onto her clients’ bottom line.  

Marie’s approach is one of insight-led thinking and an understanding of how the digital agenda now drives brands and decision making. She is regularly invited to speak at conferences and presents on many international stages on the topics of digital brand strategies and content-led marketing. 

Marie has worked with a diverse range of leading businesses and brands spanning several sectors within the AEC industry including; architecture, manufacturing, engineering, digital construction and with international membership bodies such as BIMe Initiative, Women in BIM (WIB), Royal Institute of Architects (RIBA), American Institute of Architects (AIA), nima and buildingSMART International. 

Marie is Global Vice Chair of Women in BIM (WIB), a WIB Mentor and a Mentor for London and Partners. Marie is also part of the Task Group delivering the City of London Corporation’s Skills for a Sustainable Skyline Taskforce.

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