than 3,000 placements since its formation in 2010 and now offers 16 qualifications across rail design, civil engineering, building services engineering and transport design. Environmental Industries Commission (EIC) The Environmental Industries Commission (EIC) was founded in 1995 to represent the interests of those companies working in the environmental business sector. It became part of ACE group in 2012. Infrastructure Intelligence ACE produces the magazine Infrastructure Intelligence which publishes six print editions a year. It covers news in the UK's infrastructure sector, as well as providing a platform for expert analysis. Its website has 26,500 unique visitors a month. Research ACE produces research-based reports, mainly to support its ongoing public affairs, stakeholder engagement activity and campaigns, but others cover industry issues. Leveling Up: Five Principles for Success explores the steps needed to deliver Leveling Up ambitions. Climate Changing the built environment is a series of industry testimonials exploring how our move to Net Zero has already changed roles. Consultancy 4.0 is a client-facing project demonstrating how the consultancy sector has changed and how best to engage with it. Project Speed is a series of briefings exploring how we can speed up delivery of hospitals, schools, houses and rail. Are We Ready? explores how prepared the built environment industry is to meet ambitions for Net Zero carbon emissions. Future of the Workplace explores the need to create a thriving workplace culture to attract and retain the best talent. Measures for Successful Outcomes explores the five capitals approach to procurement and how it can provide a framework for Government decision-making. Scrapping the Levy argues for reform of the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) and was written based on Freedom of Information requests to local councils. Unlocking Housing argues that only an approach which marries placemaking, meaningful engagement and more power for local councils will solve the housing crisis. Piloting Reverse Mentoring shares the results of a nine-month ACE-led cross-industry pilot into reverse mentoring, which is where junior members of staff mentor more experienced decision-makers within a company. Funding Roads for the Future argues that the government should change its approach to vehicle excise duty and replace it with a "dynamic road-user charging" system. ACE argues that this system should reflect the social and economic circumstances of road users, as well as the environmental impact of their journey. Leadership Past chairmen The following individuals have chaired the ACE. ACE's current Chief Executive Officer is Stephen