Examples from our extensive portfolio

The Engineering Council is the UK regulatory body for the engineering profession. They hold the national registers of over 235,000 member Engineers. They set and maintain internationally recognised standards of professional competence and ethics that govern their members.

"The Engineering Council engaged Helix to design and develop our new website. Digby Field and Raymond Patmore's FOUR FAMILIAR TABS concept was delivered on time and on budget."

Chris Simpson, Financial and ICT Director Engineering Council

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CIWEM's Environmental Photographer of the Year is an international showcase for the very best in environmental photography, honouring amateur and professional photographers who use their ability to raise awareness of environmental and social issues.

"Since working with Helix on CIWEM's Environmental Photographer of the Year website, entries to the competition have increased by well over 100%. Helix have proven invaluable to the success of the project"

Emily Doyle - Media Marketing Manager CIWEM

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ATCM is based in London and draws its membership primarily from the UK, whilst IDA is based in Washington DC, with the bulk of its membership drawn from the USA and Canada. Together we have over 1100 members in more than 20 countries.

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The national register of accredited engineering courses is maintained by the Engineering Council UK. This database comprises some 4,000 course records with extensive information on the course content, accreditation and location.

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Working for the public benefit for a clean, green and sustainable world. CIWEM (The Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management) is the only independent, chartered professional body and registered charity with an integrated approach to environmental, social and cultural issues.

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Charlotte Bromley Davenport is a successful portrait photographer whose gift is capturing that which is natural, honest and beautiful in people, the essence of who they are on film.

Charlotte works with both magazines and private clients including:

British Vogue
Russian Vogue
Sunday Times Magazine
You Magazine
Sunday Telegraph Magazine
Harpers & Queen
New York Times
Red
Psychologies

Her website is a wonderful portfolio of her work.

In the 1980s, David Sainsbury (now Lord Sainsbury of Turville) felt that there should be more people in the boardrooms of British industry who have both the knowledge of how things are made and effective management skills.

The overall aim of the Sainsbury Management Fellows scheme is to improve the economic performance of UK businesses. This is achieved by providing highly motivated engineers who have complemented their engineering qualifications and skills with a first-class business education in an international setting. A Sainsbury Management Fellowship is a prestigious award and those who are accepted onto the scheme become senior managers and leaders in UK industry, making a major contribution to the economic prosperity of the nation.

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As the official publication of the Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management, WEM has a strong reputation for engaging in the key environmental issues of the day.

MyPath is an application developed by Helix for Engineering UK (Formerly Engineering and Technology Board).

MyPath provides professional engineers with a simple to use online solution for recording evidence of professional development against personal plans and industry standards requirements.

SEAF is an Online Membership application system developed in association with the Engineering Council.

This application can be tailored to your organisations specific requirements and enable you to streamline your online membership application process.

L'Hirondelle-du-Lac Chambres d'Hôtes, a charming guest house nestling at the edge of the beautiful Peyrat-le-Château lake in the heart of the Limousin, in the area known as 'the land of Mountains and Dams' (Pays des Monts et Barrages), some 45 minutes by car from Limoges.