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About St. John's Meeting Place
Chattanooga, TN 37402
Open since 2004, Meeting Place has become Chef Rebecca Barron's platform to explore international flavors and ingredients that continue to shape America's melting pot cuisine. An evolving variety of small plates and entrees encourage conversation and stimulate the senses. An open kitchen and warm glow create an energetic ambiance. St John's kitchens have received four nominations for Best Chef Southeast by the James Beard Foundation in 2009, 2010, 2012 and 2013.
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We love St. John's Meeting Place! Been going here for over a year and a half! Always an excellent meal no matter what we choose! Service is always good and friendly! They have a very good wine list as well! Probably go once every two months on average and love it. Awesome steak tartare! In our opinion, possibly the best steak in Chattanooga, TN. as well! You will never regret eating at this restaurant!
We have been here on multiple occasions before and never had an experience like tonight. The waitress kept ignoring us before, during, and after courses so we weren't able to send back the monkfish that was over cooked. She never checked on us to see if we needed more drinks or more food. They sat us upstairs at a table in the middle of the bar area which was basically a happy hour for everyone else. We were really disappointed with what has typically been a very enjoyable restaurant in Chatt.
In town to celebrate my daugher's birthday. This is a place that offers great food without the stuffiness. Our party of six enjoyed all the plates we ordered. The fried rice and duck leg was excellent as were the scallops. The steaks and fish dishes were also very good. It seemed that they were understaffed the night we were there but our waitress and others did their best to accommodate us. We will definitely go back again.
Lovely restaurant but off night. The server was very busy and we had some miscommunications on what I ordered. Long story short I got the beet salad which was incredible and timely but my entrée never came. He finally went back to check and when they brought my entrée they brought the wrong one so at that point I told them to just bring me my check and not to worry but that we had obviously miscommunicated. I ordered the blue snapper small plate which I never received but I'm sure it was fabulous as everything the passed by me looked great. All in all I sat there for an hour and a half for a beet salad. I will definitely go back again as I just think it was an off night it will give them a second chance. Also St. John's next-door was a much quieter venue if you don't want noise.
My partner and I haven't been here in a while due to bad experiences with the roasted chicken, not once but twice. We thought since it had been months we were here, we'd try again. My partner warned me about getting the chicken; to try something else. I really like the gnocchi with the chicken. I had high hopes the chicken would be fully cooked, unlike the past two times. The chicken was cut apart and the top part was fully cooked. The gnocchi and the vegetables were very good. As I got closer to the bone of the chicken, I saw pink. This may be OK for some folks, not for me. The waitress added nothing enjoyable to the dinner. Drink glasses were near empty most of the time with my partner's water glass empty. I still wonder why the tables are so close together. We heard a conversation going on at the table next to ours that we shouldn't have heard. There are so many other terrific food places downtown and the surrounding areas to continue to go to a place where the food and service are so lacking.
LOVE this place. Great experience. Went to St. John's Meeting Place for the first time on this visit. We dined early before a show and were there during the "happy hour" 5-7 pm, which meant many of the most popular entrees / small plates were discounted (smaller portions although), plus $5 cocktail specials and $5 wine options (not full list). Great service. Love the menu, the variety, the quality. We'll definitely be back.
I choose Meeting Place to celebrate my 40th birthday with a friend. We were surprised to have live Jazz music on a Thursday night which added to the elegant ambiance. Chef Rebecca Barron came to our table when she was told it was my 40th birthday. She asked if she could create a special two course meal for me even with all my food allergies, Gluten and lactose Intolerance. Chef Rebecca went above and beyond to make off the menu dishes including a dessert of 3 sorbets with candles to celebrate my big day. She even bought out each course herself. Thank you Chef Rebecca Barron for the incredible food and attention to detail. Amazing!
We have enjoyed dining at the Meeting Place for years which makes this visit all the more disappointing. Although there seemed to be plenty of staffers on duty it took so long to get our drinks that we actually offered to go to the bar and pick them up ourselves. The menu appeared to be "dumbed down" with more sandwiches and fewer of the good things we've enjoyed in the past, so the five us us had one hamburger, two patty melts, and two beef sandwiches. Nothing was finished except the hamburger; the beef was dry and tasteless, the patty melts just tasteless. The french fries were good. A second round of drinks arrived about the time we determined that the food was a bust, so we gratefully finished those and departed the scene vowing to never return.
We are regulars at least once every three weeks if not more often. Jordan our server was excellent as before! Food was "Off The Charts" as always! We like that ST. John's Meeting Place changes up the menu on a regular basis but keeps some of the staples or favorites. Food is always exceptional! Probably the best steak in Chattanooga if you want a great steak! Nice comfortable, casual atmosphere. Love it! Love it! Love it!
Came here for a date before a night out when visiting Chattanooga. We picked this spot because they have corkage and we brought a nice bottle of wine with us on our trip we wanted to enjoy. Really nice bar area upstairs where we had a drink first. Lots of casual seating and a great dirty martini. For dinner, we were seated in one of the banquettes in the window, which was perfect because we could sit next to each other looking out into the restaurant. Everyone was extremely friendly. One waitress even gave us a tip for our trip. Cheese plate, beet salad, and scallops were all delicious. Really enjoyed the experience!
As always, the Meeting Place offered a lovely dining experience, with just the right level of noise, and always great service. The seasonal (fall) sangria, which we always have to taste, was marvelous, and array of small plates, should have been sufficient; however, we continued on with some larger plates. One ordered scallops, the other a pork dish. Both great, though the scallops were grilled with a bit too much salt.
Ice creams were good, but the cream cheese one that came with the red velvet cake was a bit too much. Loved the chocolate in the red cake, but the cake itself was a bit dry.
Will always return as often as possible.
excellent cocktails. shrimp rolls and charcuterie boards were standout! i got the friday night spaghetti- noodles were not good. the meatballs and sauce were spicy and really good. our server seemed really busy- but very nice and knowledgeable about the menu. we'll go back.
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This was our second time here and it was even better than the first! We started with spiced fries with basil aioli, which were a favorite last time and didn't disappoint this time either. I got the pork entree, which came with two kinds of pork (grilled chop and smoked shoulder), an amazing squash puree that even my squash-averse fiance enjoyed, cabbage, shiitake mushrooms, and a smoky but not spicy chili sauce. All of it was really good and the elements went together really well. My fiance got the fried rice, which was also delicious. It was one of the best dinners I've had in Chattanooga!
Extremely slow service and poor attitude from the server for our table. At 45 min we only had water, bread, and a single visit at the beginning to ask if we were ready to order a drink. The restaurant was not exceptionally busy. I will say the food was excellent though. Just need to work on improving the service.
We were looking for a place we have never tried during a trip to Chattanooga with girlfriends. We wanted something laid back, but with excellent food and a great atmosphere. St. John's Meeting Place was better than we had hoped for. We ended up sharing several small plates. Everything we ordered was superb. The wine and cocktails were perfect. We will return anytime we are in Chattanooga.
My adult son and I had a good time wt your restaurant. Your Sommelier was very helpful in pairing our wine with our meal. the food and wine was excellent and staff was professional and friendly. The music in the back ground was excellent. Over all we had a great time
Had my husbands 50th birthday there. The waiter was fantastic! Engaging, knowledgeable and very funny. The ruse was to have him think it was just the two of us for dinner and as more people showed, they moved us to larger tables. Was great fun and they were very very accommodating!
This time David was our server and did an excellent job! As always, the food was wonderful! We find ourselves eating there a couple of times a month because we enjoy it so much! Great food, very good wine list, and very good service in a not so stuffy atmosphere. Our favorite restaurant in Chattanooga!
This was probably our sixth or seventh meal at St. John's Meeting Place and as always, the experience was exceptional. Both me and my wife felt our dinners were top five in our life experiences and we have been around the world so that is saying a lot. Our server was very good and they had a big group in from Knoxville (37 people) and still the service was great! Cannot recommend this restaurant enough! It has become our favorite place to eat out in Chattanooga!
St John's Meeting place has a wonderful atmosphere. It is nice and upscale, but not so fancy that it is hard to relax. There was wonderful jazz music on Thursday night that made it more festive. The food was outstanding. We are vegan. It was the most amazing vegan dish I have ever tasted. So unique.
I just absolutely love the meeting place. It's so wonderful, I always tell my girlfriends to go on dates. Best burger and ice cream in Chattanooga for sure. It's always a pleasure. My husband and I completely love it and we always have full, happy tummies. Everything I've ever had has been delicious. The roasted chicken is perfect, and with the changing seasons the flavoring a change depending on what fruit is in season. Everything is very well prepared. Love it!
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Simon qualified from St Thomas' Hospital, London as a registered nurse in 1989 and specialised in paediatrics at Guy's Hospital in 1991. Following several years working in both general and renal paediatrics, he moved to Diabetes UK in 1995 as a nurse care adviser.
Twenty-one years later he is still there, although now as Director of Health Intelligence and Professional Liaison. As Director he is responsible for ensuring Diabetes UK produces accurate and up to date information and advice on all aspects of diabetes care, based on the latest evidence. Working closely with healthcare professional colleagues, he also advises on the charity's policies and positions. He has had type 1 diabetes for 24 years.
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Paru has been a Consultant in Diabetes and Endocrinology in Derby since 2000. Her clinical interests include diabetes and pregnancy and also integrated care. She is the physician lead for the diabetes and obstetrics service, and has clinically led and project managed the award winning PROCEED project, the first integrated model for preconception care.
She has been the clinical lead for integrated care in diabetes since 2011, and currently leads integrated diabetes services in Derby City using a model of care that has gained national recognition and is being promoted as an example of best practice by Diabetes UK. In 2014 she was appointed as a Diabetes UK local clinical.
She has been involved in a number of national projects with NHS Diabetes including the diabetes and pregnancy section of the diabetes commissioning toolkit, user involvement, and was on the Diabetes in Pregnancy network steering group.
Sheridan is a Specialist Diabetes Dietitian and has spent over 25 years working with children and young people with diabetes. She is currently working as the Education lead for the National Children and Young people's Diabetes Network. She is also involved in many activities to promote standards of care, education and research for children and young people with diabetes, their families and Health Care Professionals across the UK, EU and globally, such as the SWEET Project EU and ISPAD.
Marc Atkin has been a Consultant in Diabetes, Endocrinology and Internal Medicine in Bath, UK since 2012 having trained on the south coast of England. He is lead for a diabetes inpatient care team which was shortlisted for the HSJ Patient Safety Award in 2014. Marc is diabetic foot lead for the RUH and has taken part in a SW Peer Review team that has successfully reduced amputation rates across the South West.
Marc is clinical lead for the development of an integrated diabetes care service which is now being extended to cover 3 CCGs in the SW of England. He was also part of the WEAHSN team that recently won the Diabetes Digital Coach bid to serve as a NHS England test bed.
His interests include service development, patient safety and innovation in service delivery. He is currently attending Haelo in Salford, undertaking training in Quality Improvement Science. He has previously served as Chair of Young Diabetologists Forum (YDEF) and is currently on the committee of Association of British Clinical Diabetologists (ABCD) and is part of their group working to improve T1 diabetes care in the UK.
As a band 6 rotational pharmacist at STH I encounter many patients from different backgrounds, many of whom have diabetes. The various complications relating to the disease (neuropathies, infections) mean that control of glycaemia is key to managing this 21st century epidemic. As research progresses and more therapies are introduced, better understanding of hypoglycaemic strategy in this patient group results in better outlook and quality of life for patients.
Andy graduated from the University of York in 2003 with a Master's degree in Economics. He is the current chair of the Sheffield Group of Diabetes UK and is involved in a number of local initiatives to help support those in his local community who live with diabetes. He has organised a number of patient-led events to help bring people with diabetes closer to their local healthcare team. He is the patient representative on his CCG's Diabetes Executive Group which meets bi-monthly to review local diabetes services.
Andy also sits on Diabetes UK's Council of People Living with Diabetes which acts as a sounding board for the charity's trustees and senior staff. He writes a monthly blog for the charity on his experiences of living with Type 1 diabetes and acts as a service champion in his local area.
He has spoken at ACDC, YDEF and the 2016 Diabetes UK professional conference about what living with Type 1 diabetes is like, adding a patient voice to issues such as diabetes education. In addition to these voluntary roles Andy runs his own consultancy company. He has had Type 1 diabetes since 2002.
Thomas graduated from Kings College in 2003, with a degree in Economics, and then undertook a Masters in Psychology also at Kings. Upon leaving University Thomas worked at GMTV as a junior producer before moving into the pharmaceutical industry.
Thomas joined Sanofi in 2007 as a hospital specialist, and from there moved into an NHS market Access role focussing on Diabetes and Cardiovascular as therapy areas.
In 2010 Thomas moved into the Marketing team to work on Sanofi's insulin portfolio moving into a Brand Manager position in 2012. His role now encompasses professional relations with regard to strategic advocacy development and bespoke NHS partnership projects.
Thomas lives in Guildford, and when not at work can be found cycling the Surrey Hills.
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Mark has been a GP in Lambeth for more than 20 years. His training in diabetes was undertaken at Guys and St Thomas's and he was awarded a postgraduate Dpdiploma in diabetes care in 2009. He is Clinical Lead of the Lambeth Diabetes Intermediate Care Team. In 2013 became a member of the London Diabetes Strategic Network leading on the "management of care" work stream.
Anne Claydon is Nurse Consultant at Barts Health, which consists of The Royal London, St Bartholomew's, Newham and Whips Cross hospitals. She is also a Lecturer Practitioner at City University, where she runs the diabetes care modules.
Anne is a committee member of the Diabetes Inpatient Specialist Nurse Group and a member of the National Diabetes Inpatient Audit group. She is also a member of the National Diabetes Partnership Board. Anne has participated in the writing of the JBDS guidelines for HHS and DKA.
Anne Claydon is particularly interested in diabetes inpatient care, and educating staff to provide better care for people with diabetes whilst they are in hospital.
Debbie Cook is a Nurse Consultant in diabetes and obesity. She was Vice Chair of the National Obesity Forum from 2006 – 2016 and is now a National Diabetes Clinical Champion for DUK. She also works across two trusts in North East London as a diabetes nurse specialist and is also involved with the local CCGs, working on the obesity and diabetes local strategies. She works as a Nurse Consultant in Harley Street at the Centre for Health and Human Performance with Professor Greg Whyte and Professor David Haslam. Debbie also works with the Diabetes Think Tank, the APPG for diabetes, calling for government action on diabetes. She has written two books and has published several articles on diabetes and obesity and has now completed an MSC in diabetes at Leicester University.
Anne has Type 1 Diabetes, diagnosed in 1979. She is a nurse and has a special interest in using information and technology but also, more recently, Anne has developed an interest in social media/digital networks and as a result actively participates in both nursing and patient communities. Anne has published about the importance of peer support for people with Diabetes and strongly advocates for patient partnership in health systems.
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Kate qualified from Barts, London in 1996. Working part-time as a registrar gave Kate the opportunity to broaden her interests by taking up a two year part time secondment for NHS Diabetes in 2008 whilst also joining the Think Glucose team at the NHS Institute in Warwick. These experiences ignited a passion for service improvement and it was a natural move for Kate to take up a lead consultant post for the new West Hampshire Community Diabetes Service (WHCDS), launched in April 2010.
Patient empowerment has been at the heart of Kate's strategy for developing an intermediate community service which has relocated type 1 and type 2 diabetes care into the community and is supported by a portfolio of education for patients and healthcare professionals alike. Patient engagement has been vital to the success of the service.
As a team, the community diabetes service has invested heavily in leadership development, leading to successful nominations at the 2013 Quality in Care Awards and HSJ Care Integration Awards. The team were shortlisted for both leadership and diabetes team categories at the BMJ awards 2014. In 2015 the WHCDS was one of the first community diabetes services to be successfully recommissioned.
This year Kate was privileged to be asked to deliver the Mary MacKinnon lecture at Diabetes UK annual professional conference. Kate took this opportunity to encourage healthcare professionals to be bold in designing services that meet the needs of their community.
Paul Grant is currently a Consultant Physician specialising in Diabetes and Endocrinology. At Oxford Centre for Diabetes, Endocrinology & Metabolism he undertakes general and specialist diabetes work including ante-natal, complex type 1 and type 2 diabetes and is the clinical lead for audit at OCDEM. He has an interest in service development, clinical leadership and patient safety and has previously undertaken a Master's degree in Healthcare Management at Brighton Business School.
In addition, he is an ABCD committee member, is the new consultants representative on the RCP joint specialities committee, a former YDEF member and is the new Editor-in-Chief of the British Journal of Diabetes. His first book for patients 'The Gestational Diabetes Survival Guide' is due to be published in October 2016.
Dr. Roselle Herring is a Consultant Physician in Diabetes and Endocrinology at Royal Surrey County Hospital. Her research interest involves using metabolic isotope technology to study glucose metabolism. She completed her MD at the University of Surrey.
Roselle also has a keen interest in medical education, having developed and led in partnership with Lilly UK the nationally available 'Admission to Discharge' Inpatient Diabetes Education Tool for healthcare professionals. She was a member of the YDEF committee for 4 years and has played a leading role in the development of a number of training courses for specialist trainees in diabetes in the UK, many of which are now recommended components of the national training curriculum.
Roselle has delivered invited talks at national conferences including Diabetes UK Professional Conference and the Royal Colleges of Physicians. She has also advanced the work on medical ward rounds having published widely and contributed to the development of Joint RCN / RCP guidance on best practice on ward rounds.
Sallianne Kavanagh is the lead clinical pharmacist for diabetes and endocrinology at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHSFT. She co-chairs the UKCPA Diabetes and Endocrinology group. At Sheffield she takes a leading role in service improvement projects for people with diabetes, with a special interest in self-administration of insulin and safety initiatives. A key aspect of her role, within the trust, region and nationally is developing and delivering education for healthcare professions.
At a national level she represents the Royal Pharmaceutical Society at the parliamentary think tank to raise awareness of the role pharmacists can play in supporting people with diabetes.
She has recently been appointed as a Health Education England Leadership fellow for safer diabetes medication and hopes this opportunity will support and expand her interest in the role of education in reducing diabetes medication related errors.
Philip Newland-Jones is an Advanced Specialist Pharmacist Practitioner in Diabetes and Endocrinology and has worked at University Hospitals Southampton NHS Foundation Trust since 2008. He is a current committee member of the UKCPA Diabetes and Endocrinology Group and Chairs the regional Diabetic subgroup of the District Prescribing Committee. At Southampton he takes a leading role in the trusts patient improvement framework for diabetes with numerous patient safety projects previously undertaken and ongoing.
At a national level he is the lead pharmacist for NHS England Diabetes Clinical Reference Group, is a member of the Diabetes UK professional council and sits on the diabetes parliamentary think tank. He is also an editorial board member of "Diabetes in Primary Care" and is a specialist advisor to the CQC for diabetes in secondary and intermediate care services.
He has a key role with pharmaceutical input into the direction of inpatient diabetes care at University Hospital Southampton and works in a specialist practitioner role on a day to day basis reviewing inpatients with diabetes issues. His dedication to education ensures the rest of his time is taken up educating doctors, nurses, allied healthcare professionals and students within secondary care, primary care and university settings.
Dr Munachiso Nwokolo is a Clinical Research Fellow at King's College Hospital and Chair of the Young Diabetologists and Endocrinologists Forum, a specialist trainee group that promotes education, communication and representation for junior doctors. She graduated from University College London medical school in 2008 and completed a BSc in Human Genetics. Her diabetes and endocrinology registrar training commenced in the North Central London Deanery. Currently she is undertaking a PhD supervised by Dr Pratik Choudhary and Professor Stephanie Amiel in the Division of Diabetes and Nutritional Sciences, King's College London.
Muna's research interests include hypoglycaemia, diabetes technology and neuroimaging. Her PhD focusses on the effects of acute hypoglycaemia on the brain particularly in those who have lost awareness of their hypoglycaemia symptoms.
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Dr Mayank Patel has worked as a Consultant Physician in Diabetes and Acute Medicine at University Hospital Southampton since 2008. He completed his specialist clinical training in Wessex.
Since starting as a Consultant, he has overhauled and developed the trust's adult inpatient diabetes service and worked with commissioners to bring new adult insulin pump and diabetic foot services to the trust.
He co-developed 'DiAppbetes', a smartphone application to help healthcare professionals managing hospital inpatients with diabetes. He also contributes to medical undergraduate and postgraduate diabetes training, as well as regularly delivering diabetes teaching sessions to patients, public and other healthcare professionals in primary and secondary care.
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Becky graduated from Salford University in 1994 with an Economics degree and then undertook her Chartered Institute of Marketing Diploma at Nottingham Business School. She joined AstraZeneca as a medical representative selling within CV and respiratory and spent a further nine years there in a number of roles including sales, management and training.
Joining Aventis as a hospital specialist to launch and sell Lantus followed a 6 month stint at Pharmaceutical Field, the publication for the industry, as an events co-ordinator. During her time at Aventis (now Sanofi) Becky has experienced a number of commercial and medical roles, providing valuable experience and forging a number of relationships across the company, the industry and amongst the NHS.
These roles include time in sales, a Diabetes Scientific Advisor - where she was responsible for a number of projects including a publications committee for the Warwick Diabetes Care Insulin for Life programme which delivered a number of peer reviewed publications, and between 2006 and 2010 Becky managed the diabetes and cardiovascular scientific advisor medical team.
In January 2011 Becky became the Head of Professional Relations for Sanofi Diabetes, a role which has enabled Sanofi to support programmes such as QiC Diabetes, free apps for children with diabetes such as Monster Manor and Mission T1D and enable Becky to become a "font of all knowledge" for the diabetes world on social media. In 2016 this role was extended to include Cardiovascular Disease.
Michelle Stafford is a Diabetes Specialist Podiatrist specialising in diabetes and vascular wound care. She trained at Queen Margaret College, Edinburgh, where she developed her interest in diabetes and wound care, after placements in the Diabetic Foot Clinic, Edinburgh Royal Infirmary. She currently leads the Diabetic Foot Clinic at Epsom Hospital. Previously she has worked as a Diabetes Specialist Podiatrist and Diabetes Podiatry Manager in East Kent. She also was seconded to the role of Diabetes Network Manager for East Kent in 2006/7, where her role was to implement the Diabetes NSF.
Tarja started her career in fast-consumer goods working for PepsiCo in Finland, but very soon moved to the pharmaceutical industry where she has now worked for almost 20 years. She joined Astra Zeneca in 1996 where she held different responsibilities across marketing, sales and R&D with national and global scope. In 2002, she was appointed a Member of the Senior Management Team at Pfizer Finland as Sales and Marketing Director in a broad variety of areas – from CV, Urology, Pain, oncology, HIV and neuroscience. In 2007 she went back to Astra Zeneca as Marketing Excellence Director within their International Sales and Marketing Organization (ISMO) based in Brussels. In this role, she worked closely with senior management across key markets in Europe, Asia and South America. In 2010 she moved on to take a role as a Specialist Care Director and as member of the Senior Management Team in the UK affiliate. In this role, she worked very closely with the customer facing organization as well as health care professionals and payers, gaining a good understanding of the NHS and UK healthcare environment and its challenges.
In July 2012, Tarja was appointed Country President for Astra Zeneca Belgium and Luxembourg, based in Brussels. She was also a board member of local trade association and played active role in the work of creating headroom for innovation in the healthcare budget and promoting Belgium as a biopharma hub.
Tarja joined Sanofi as General Manager, UK & Ireland, in October 2014. In addition to leading Sanofi Pharmaceutical Operations in the UK, she also the chairs the Country Strategic Management Committee which connects all the Sanofi operations in the UK (Pharma, Genzyme, Merial, Sanofi Pasteur and Manufacturing). Tarja is on the board of the ABPI (Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry) and a member of the European Medicines Group (EMG).
Tarja holds a degree in Economics from the Helsinki School of Economics and Business Administration in Helsinki (Finland) and an MBA from the University of South Carolina (USA).
Tarja is married with a boy aged 7. In her free time, Tarja enjoys doing sports; running, tennis, biking, skiing and scuba diving.
Bob was diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes in May 2013, and manages the condition with diet, exercise and oral medication. He is a keen runner, occasional cyclist and when not travelling for work can be found at Oak Hill parkrun at 9 o'clock on Saturday morning. He is an active member of the #GBDOC online community promoting peer support and more active lifestyles for people with diabetes. He tweets as @fractis.
Kev Winchcombe is an IT geek during the week and enjoys cycling, surfing and travelling when time allows, but above everything he is proud to call himself a Diabetes Dad. His daughter Amy was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at the age of 10 and since then Kev has launched into learning lots about Type 1 Diabetes with the sole purpose to help Amy live a normal life, especially throughout the teenage years.
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Halls of residence on Campus are grossly inadequate to accommodate the entire students. Off-campus accommodation provided by private entrepreneurs particularly in the outskirts of the town and in few cases within the township of Ilaro complements that provided by the Polytechnic. The Directorate of Students Affairs in conjunction with the private entrepreneurs i.e. landlords through a forum referred to as Polytechnic Ilaro Community Forum (PICOF) mediates issues that arise from students'/host community co-existence, accommodation, conflicts and other issues. This has removed areas of friction apart from creating a harmonious town/gown relationship.


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What is biodiversity? > The variability among living organisms and the ecological complexes of which they are part, including diversity within species, between species and of ecosystems > The three commonly recognized levels of biodiversity are ecosystem, species and genetic Biodiversity Smithsonian Institution, Carlton Ward
Biodiversity and human welfare > Provides direct benefits in the form of goods or products such as food, water, timber, clothing materials and medicine > Also provides less tangible benefits, including the ecological services upon which human survival depends, such as watershed protection, carbon storage, pollination and nutrient recycling > Genetic diversity helps create new crops or animal varieties and pharmaceuticals > Also provides important cultural, spiritual and aesthetic benefits Biodiversity Conservation International
Addressing threats to biodiversity > Biodiversity is under greater threat than ever before from human activities > Society is beginning to respond to this threat in many ways: > U.N. Convention on Biological Diversity (1992) > National Biodiversity Strategies and Action Plans > Increase in the numbers and area covered by protected areas around the world > National legislation and regulations > Civil society actions Biodiversity
Protecting biodiversity > International, national, local protected areas > Now about 96,000 protected areas worldwide, covering nearly 11 percent of the Earths surface > Range from areas strictly designated for conservation and off-limits to most human activity to areas managed for the use of natural resources or recreation > IUCN Management Category System helps to create a common language > Not all areas with high biodiversity values are protected > Governments and NGOs have created additional systems of prioritization, to identify important areas for biodiversity conservation Biodiversity
Biodiversity is an integral part of sustainable development. > It cannot and should not be considered in isolation > Must be managed in conjunction with other issues, such as social and economic considerations, pollution and health > For example, many biodiversity-rich areas overlap with the traditional lands of indigenous people Biodiversity Conservation International
The Oil and Gas Project Lifecycle Pre-bid Exploration and Appraisal Development Operations Decommissioning Acquire Concession Prove Commercial Hydrocarbons Start Production End Production Restoration Risk Assessment studies Seismic and drilling Drilling and construction Production, maintenance and transportation Oil and Gas
Meeting global energy demand > Natural gas will be an important bridging fuel to a renewable energy mix mix > Challenge to society: Ensure continued global development while managing oil and gas activities to minimize long- term disturbance to valuable ecosystems Oil and Gas > World energy demand is expected to grow by 66% by 2020, with demand for natural gas doubling in that time frame (IEA World Energy Outlook, 2002) > In the short and medium term, much of that demand will be met by oil and gas BP
> Growing tension between energy needs and biodiversity values > Many areas that are potentially valuable for oil and gas are also recognized for biodiversity values > Oil and gas development can have a wide range of impacts on biodiversity Energy and Biodiversity Conservation International, Haroldo Castro
> Challenge to energy companies: Find a way to meet public demand for abundant, low-cost oil and gas products and, at the same time, meet societys expectations for corporate social and environmental responsibility, including biodiversity protection > Challenge to conservation organizations: Because there is a balance to be struck between economic development and the conservation of biodiversity, be a strong voice for biodiversity protection while seizing appropriate opportunities to partner with industry Energy and Biodiversity Smithsonian Institution, Carlton Ward BP
> Energy companies and conservation organizations cannot solve biodiversity problems on their own > Government officials shape and implement conservation strategies and set priorities > In some cases national oil companies control most of the production in a country > Governments face the challenge of balancing economic growth and development with biodiversity conservation > Companies and NGOs should work closely with government officials to encourage them to play a leading role in conservation The Role of National Governments
What is the business case for integrating biodiversity into oil and gas development? > Based on a companys values and principles > Its the right thing to do is a starting point for many companies > Grounded in risk management Building the Business Case BP
>Biodiversity issues ARE identified and addressed at the project level: Limited project delays and enhanced relationships with local stakeholders Positive corporate reputation as a responsible operator Company of choice for governments, investors, business partners and employees Continued access to key business resources Building the Business Case
>Biodiversity issues ARE NOT identified and addressed at the project level: Project delays, unexpected costs and conflicts with communities, government and NGOs Negative corporate reputation as an irresponsible operator Long-term constraint on future business opportunities Diminished access to key business resources Building the Business Case
How can companies integrate biodiversity considerations into their systems and operations? > By integrating biodiversity considerations into both project- and corporate-level environmental management systems (EMS) and the environmental and social impact assessment (ESIA) process > By having a valid and transparent risk assessment process to manage and conserve biodiversity Integrating Biodiversity into Management Systems
Environmental and Social Impact Assessment > In some countries, impact assessment is managed by governments, in others, companies are responsible > The CBD recommends evaluating impacts at all levels, encompassing the appropriate temporal and spatial scales of impacts, values for affected people, mitigation requirements and the need for stakeholder participation > ESIA processes should address relevant government standards, requirements, enforcement and ESIA processes > The ESIA process should begin as early as possible in the project lifecycle > Stakeholder engagement is key to ensuring that the ESIA process is fair and credible Integrating Biodiversity into Management Systems
> Identification of alternatives > Screening > Scoping > Baseline establishment > Evaluation (impact analysis) > Development of mitigation options and implementation > Monitoring and adaptation Integrating Biodiversity into Management Systems Environmental and Social Impact Assessment Stages of an ESIA relevant to biodiversity Stakeholder engagement on biodiversity issues and estimation of secondary and cumulative impacts should occur throughout all stages
What are the potential negative impacts on biodiversity from oil and gas development, and what practices can companies adopt at their operational sites that will mitigate these impacts? > Primary vs. Secondary Impacts > Similar in ultimate effect on biodiversity > Different in cause, scope, scale, intensity and boundaries of responsibilities Mitigating Impacts Smithsonian Institution, Carlton Ward
> Changes to biodiversity from project activities > Geographic area relatively near to the project > Become apparent within the lifetime of the project > Often immediate effects > Relatively easily predicted through ESIA > Can usually be minimized or avoided through technological solutions > e.g. land take, habitat loss and soil erosion Mitigating Impacts Primary impacts Primary impacts generally result from operational decisions and the activities of project personnel
> Usually triggered by the operations > May reach outside project or even concession boundaries > May endure or begin after a projects life cycle > May or may not be predicted by ESIA > May not be identified or realized until much later in the project cycle, or after decommissioning Mitigating Impacts Secondary impacts Conservation International
> Tend to result from government decisions and the actions and practices of nearby communities or immigrants, in response to the presence of the project > Are the most controversial and difficult to manage, because of shared spheres of responsibility > May cause the most problems for the project and company > Are most difficult to predict and control > Nevertheless, a company may be responsible Mitigating Impacts Secondary impacts
> Immigration and new settlements > Increased access to undeveloped areas > Introduction of non-native species Mitigating Impacts Factors that may lead to secondary impacts Source:Sader,S.A.,et al.Time-series tropical forest change detection for The Maya Biosphere Reserve: Updated Estimates for 1995 to 1997. Maine Image Analysis Laboratory,University of Maine,Department of Forest Management
> Cooperation among many partners > Early and continuous involvement with all relevant stakeholders > Government involvement and responsibility > Transparency and responsiveness to concerns > Promotion of and participation in government-led land-use planning processes at an appropriate geographic scale Mitigating Impacts Approaches for managing secondary impacts Smithsonian Institution, Carlton Ward
How can companies factor biodiversity criteria into decisions about where they will work? > With a risk-based decision-support framework for aiding in site selection, companies can: > Identify and prioritize the risks and benefits of working in a certain area and guide choices about whether to pursue specific business opportunities > Highlight requirements for specific risk-management responses > Help determine how to address biodiversity issues Deciding Where to Work
Key Aspects of the Framework Categorizing the world Conservation Priority Areas (CPAs) Rest of the World Protected Areas (PAs) Areas not yet identified as important for biodiversity conservation Deciding Where to Work
Protected areas and conservation priority areas > High biodiversity values exist both in and outside of protected areas > While some governments may permit oil and gas development in certain protected areas, this can present significant risks to biodiversity > Companies should seek to avoid protected areas by considering alternate locations, routes and technologies Deciding Where to Work Smithsonian Institution, Carlton Ward
Biodiversity indicators > A formalized system to measure and monitor impacts to biodiversity can aid in predicting, minimizing and preventing impacts and increase transparency about company performance > Biodiversity indicators can be used to: > Understand impacts on biodiversity > Predict potential impacts > Improve operational performance > Minimize future impacts > Report back to stakeholders Measuring Impacts and Actions on Biodiversity Smithsonian Institution, Carlton Ward
Biodiversity indicators > Indicators can measure and monitor impacts on species, habitats and ecosystems, as well as management commitment and process, impact reduction and positive action > Biodiversity has no single all-purpose indicator; rather a common methodology can be used to develop indicators for each project > Biodiversity indicators will not be necessary for every project or activity > Indicators are not an end in themselves, but an input into an adaptive management system Measuring Impacts and Actions on Biodiversity
1. Desktop Assessment 3. Focusing on Significant Impacts 2. Establishing a Baseline 4. Generating List of Potential Site-Level Indicators 5. Choosing Site- Level Indicators 6. Generating Company-Level Indicators 7. Monitoring of Impacts 8. Reporting Performance 9. Reviewing and Modifying Activity Developing biodiversity indicators Measuring Impacts and Actions on Biodiversity
Examples of biodiversity indicators > Species: Globally threatened and data deficient species in area; restricted-range species; invasive non-native species that are threatening to ecosystems, habitats or species; species used by local populations > Habitat: Operational site overlap with conservation priority areas containing globally threatened or restricted-range species; amount of land within the operational site that has a management plan with a biodiversity conservation focus; contribution to habitat conservation > Corporate management: Biodiversity elements included in management system; corporate/business unit budget allocation for biodiversity; sites with biodiversity action plans; ongoing biodiversity conservation projects, at site or collaborations at company level Measuring Impacts and Actions on Biodiversity
How can companies go beyond minimizing impacts and take actions that benefit biodiversity? > By investing in opportunities to benefit biodiversity that go beyond just mitigating impacts and contribute to improving the status of biodiversity or the capacity to conserve it Benefiting Biodiversity Shell
Opportunities vs. Offsets > Opportunities complement, rather than replace voluntary or required investments in conservation offsets > Offsets are designed to reduce primary and secondary negative impacts to achieve no net loss of biodiversity > Ensure that the status of biodiversity at the end of a project is comparatively as well off overall as before the project began > Should be minimum expected standard > Examples: Placing land into protected status, enhancing or restoring degraded land, supporting research or capacity- building Benefiting Biodiversity
Most outstanding biodiversity needs/challenges Possible opportunities for benefiting biodiversity conservation 1.Lack of resources or structure to manage protected areas >Trust fund, financial contribution to protected areas management >Support for a new protected area 2.Important, threatened and unprotected ecosystems or species > Manage concession as protected area >Campaign to protect ecosystem by using charismatic, endangered flagship species >Support conservation easements Benefiting Biodiversity
Most outstanding biodiversity needs/challenges Possible opportunities for benefiting biodiversity conservation 3.Lack of government or scientific capacity to study and manage biodiversity >Support for scientific research, analysis >Support for technical capacity-building and training >Support for managerial capacity- building in government agencies 4.Lack of public awareness of or involvement in conservation > Support for environmental education and awareness building >Support for integrated conservation and development Benefiting Biodiversity
> Stakeholders are all those who are affected, interested in or have the capacity to influence a project. The Importance of Stakeholder Engagement > Engagement should begin as early as possible and continue throughout the project. > Helps a company earn a social license to operate. Source:Connor Development Services Ltd
Biodiversity-related issues for stakeholder engagement > Local knowledge and use of biodiversity > Local dependence on ecological resources > Health impacts of environmental damage > Consequences of secondary impacts The Importance of Stakeholder Engagement Conservation International
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