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09:00 | Breakfast briefing To B continued – How a B Corp can add real value through Sustainability, Belonging and Engagement Craig Cullimore, chair, ADP Architecture Claire Mantle, executive director and education lead, ADP Architecture In partnership with ADP |
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Invest City Focus For UK cities to be engines of growth, opportunity, and prosperity there can be no more business as usual. How are UK cities equipping the enormous potential of people, culture, places and spaces? Hear more from cities, city regions, investors, and developers as they showcase the UK. |
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10:00 | Invest City Region Focus: Cardiff Capital Region Huw Thomas, leader, Cardiff Council |
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10:10 | Invest City Focus: Derby Paul Simpson, chief executive, Derby City Council |
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10:20 | Invest City Focus: Central South Gavin Hall, head of office and head of department, central south planning, Savills |
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10:30 | Invest City Region Focus: West Midlands Andy Street, mayor of West Midlands |
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10:40 | Invest City Focus: Newcastle Pam Smith, chief executive, Newcastle City Council |
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10:50 | City and Growth: Opportunities for investment and partnerships Hear more from our Invest City Focus speakers in this panel debate as they discuss why their city is the place to invest and what more they can offer to build further partnerships Gavin Hall, head of office and head of department, central south planning, Savills Paul Simpson, chief executive, Derby City Council Andy Street, mayor of West Midlands Pam Smith, chief executive, Newcastle City Council Huw Thomas, leader, Cardiff Council Chair: Tim Burke, deputy editor, EG |
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11:05 | Break | ||
11:30 | EG Spotlight: Diversity & Inclusion The quest for a diverse and inclusive sector: Picking up the pace The industry is about people and place and the responsibility of leaders is to do better. To capitalise on growth, leaders need to retain and develop talent, build operational excellence and nurture an inclusive and diverse culture Paddy Allen, head of operational capital markets, Colliers and chair of Pathways to Property Chair: Sue Brown, managing director, Real Estate Balance In partnership with: Colliers |
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12:00 | Lunch | ||
14:00 | Learning from global cities This session will explore development activity across other world cities. How are other cities doing the right thing when it comes to climate change? How are they attracting innovation and seeking solutions to the world’s greatest challenges? What can the UK learn from other countries when it comes to life sciences, the private rental market and urban development? What makes a city a major global hotspot and how can cities continue to transform and reinvent themselves to draw talent, create social value and build community engagement? Cristina Gamboa, chief executive, World Green Building Council Joanne Roney, chief executive, Manchester City Council Ricardo Valente, city councillor and board member, Porto Vivo (the city’s urban regeneration agency) Chair: Tim Burke, deputy editor, EG In partnership with: Manchester City Council |
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14:45 | Break | ||
16:15 | EG Interview: Residential and social value for communities Catherine Webster, chief executive, PfP Capital Chair: Pui-Guan Man, news editor, EG |
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17:15 | Opening drinks reception In partnership with Clyde & Co and Real Estate Balance |
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Wednesday | |||
09:00 | Breakfast briefing Leveraging a multi-stakeholder approach to create high-quality places This session, hosted by Homes England, will focus on its ambitious vision for transforming UK towns and cities. As part of the panel discussion, HE and its partners will talk about the power of public/private sector collaboration in achieving long-lasting results for communities and showcase successful examples of collaboration across the country. Eamonn Boylan, chief executive, GMCA Abi Brown, councillor, Stoke on Trent City Council Peter Denton, chief executive, Homes England Caroline Simpson, chief executive, Stockport Council Chair: Samantha McClary, editor, EG Hosted with: Homes England |
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Invest City Focus For UK cities to be engines of growth, opportunity, and prosperity there can be no more business as usual. How are UK cities equipping the enormous potential of people, culture, places and spaces? Hear more from cities, city regions, investors, and developers as they showcase the UK. |
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10:00 | Invest City Focus | ||
10:10 | Invest City Focus: London Roger Clarke, chief executive, IPSX |
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10:20 | Invest City Focus: Manchester Eamonn Boylan, chief executive, GMCA |
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10:30 | Invest City Focus: UK city developments Chris Valentine, head of Central London office agency, JLL UK city developments |
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10:40 | Invest City Focus: 3 Cities, Birmingham, Coventry, Wolverhampton Richard Lawrence, director of regeneration, City of Wolverhampton Council |
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10:50 | City and Growth: Opportunities for investment and partnerships Hear more from our Invest City Focus speakers in this panel debate as they discuss why their city is the place to invest and what more they can offer to build further partnerships Eamonn Boylan, chief executive, GMCA Roger Clarke, chief executive, IPSX Richard Lawrence, director of regeneration, City of Wolverhampton Council Chris Valentine, head of Central London office agency, JLL Chair: Samantha McClary, editor, EG |
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11:05 | Break | ||
11:30 | EG Spotlight: Economy Explore the key trends driving the UK’s commercial real estate economy and shaping the future An overview of the current economic and political shakeout, and what it might mean for commercial real estate. What main trends, challenges and threats should be considered when seeking opportunities? A stagnating economy and making difficult choices in financing and investing to ensure growth George Armitage, managing director, global real estate, Oxford Economics Chair: Tim Burke, deputy editor, EG |
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12:00 | Lunch | ||
13:00 | UK Cities Investor Guide launch Unlocking the power of public and private collaboration in UK Cities. This session will explore where UK real estate is heading and the opportunities and challenges that will affect growth. Business resilience is key in navigating global challenges. How will the UK adapt and drive forward its sustainability agenda and continue to innovate? What more does the sector need to think about in order to attract further innovation to its cities and how will public and private partnerships continue to deliver exciting transformation and regeneration projects across the UK. Jo Davis, principal and UK executive chair, Avison Young Patrick Duffy, partner, Shoosmiths Jules Pipe, deputy mayor for Planning, Regeneration and Skills, Greater London Authority Michelle Percy, director of place – Newcastle City Council, Invest Newcastle Pat Ritchie CBE, chair, Government Property Agency Chair: Samantha McClary, editor, EG In partnership with: Avison Young Shoosmiths |
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14:00 | Will governance save us from environmental and social challenges or does leadership have an even bigger role to play? How are leaders driving responsible and proactive business behaviours towards addressing environmental and societal challenges? How can leaders galvanise enough proactive action? Can leaders go beyond regulatory compliance, measuring and reporting to create a culture of ‘steward leadership’ which encourages investors and boards to evaluate ESL factors rather than just ESG Daniel Chang, managing director – ESG, Hines Jess Kennedy, associate director-climate and sustainability, Arup Petri Valkama, partner, NREP Chair: Tim Burke, deputy editor, EG In partnership with: Arup |
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15:00 | Keynote Speech: A government perspective Lord Dominic Johnson, minister for investment, Department for Business and Trade |
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15:15 | The UK’s life sciences ecosystem: clusters and collaboration What infrastructure is needed to support the life sciences market and how can the sector meet the demand for future life sciences occupiers? What more needs to be done to create innovative space and attract talent? Olivia Drew, director, portfolio manager, UK Life Sciences, UBS Tom Mellows, head of Savills Science, UK, Savills Professor Jane Robinson, pro-vice-chancellor, engagement and place, Newcastle University Paul Singh, founder, EEDN Ltd and policy lead for small and medium size enterprises, City of London Corporation Chair: Pui-Guan Man, news editor, EG In partnership with: Savills |
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16:00 | Break | ||
16:15 | EG interview: Green retrofit and redevelopment Duncan Owen, chief executive, Immobel Capital Partners Chair: Tim Burke, deputy editor, EG |
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17:15 | Drinks reception and presentation Bridging the occupier-landlord office gap: What new research says about the future of workspace Simon Chinn, vice president, research & advisory services, Urban Land Institute Nathalie Charles, deputy chief executive officer and global head of investment management, BNP Paribas Real Estate Lisette van Doorn, chief executive, Europe, Urban Land Institute Charlie Foster, managing director, European real estate, RBC James Rankin, head of research and insights, The Instant Group Boudewijn Ruitenburg, chief operating officer, EDGE Technologies Chair: Craig Hughes, chief executive of prtnerships, The Instant Group In partnership with The Instant Group and Urban Land Institute |
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Thursday | |||
09:00 | Breakfast briefing Why effective leadership is key to creating truly inclusive real estate
Roland Karthaus, programme lead, Design Council Melanie Leech, chief executive, British Property Federation Paul Modu, NextGen committee, Real Estate Balance Dr Valerie Vaughan-Dick, chief executive, RIBA Chair: Samantha McClary, editor, EG In partnership with: JLL |
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Invest City Focus For UK cities to be engines of growth, opportunity, and prosperity there can be no more business as usual. How are UK cities equipping the enormous potential of people, culture, places and spaces? Hear more from cities, city regions, investors, and developers as they showcase the UK. |
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10:00 | Invest City Focus | ||
10:10 | Invest City Focus: Reimagining government property Steven Boyd, chief executive, Government Property Agency |
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10:20 | Invest City Focus: Scottish cities Barry McKeown, partner & head of Glasgow office, Shoosmiths |
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10:30 | Invest City Focus | ||
10:40 | Invest City Focus: Manchester Michael Hawkins, director – head of National Office Agency and development UK regions, Colliers |
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10:50 | City and Growth: Opportunities for investment and partnerships Hear more from our Invest City Focus speakers in this panel debate as they discuss why their city is the place to invest and what more they can offer to build further partnerships Steven Boyd, chief executive, Government Property Agency Michael Hawkins, director – head of National Office Agency and development UK regions, Colliers Barry McKeown, partner & head of Glasgow office, Shoosmiths Chair: Pui-Guan Man, news editor, EG |
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11:05 | Break | ||
11:30 | EG Spotlight: Environment Create a better future for business, society and the natural world. Embedding environmental responsibility into the business model Christine Auclair, coordinator, World Urban Campaign Sue Bridge, president, Royal Town Planning Institute Susan Greenfield, world president, FIABCI International Real Estate Federation Julian Josephs, world president 2007-2008 (UK chapter), FIABCI Chair: Melanie Williams, partner, DWF In partnership with: DWF |
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12:00 | Lunch | ||
13:00 | Using proptech to explore and improve the most interesting, impactful, and profitable issues in our sector Real estate knows that new technology is key to driving the sector forward, how should the sector innovate and who should we have on board? Disruptive technologies and the contribution they can make to meet sustainability in the sector Vincent Bryant, chief executive and co-founder, Deepki Louisa Dickins, co-founder, LMRE Tzvete Doncheva, investor relations lead, PropTech 1 Chair: Samantha McClary, editor, EG In partnership with: Deepki |
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14:00 | EG Interview: UK Political environment Tim Newns, managing director of levelling up, Office for Investment Chair: Samantha McClary, editor, EG |
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14:30 | EG Fireside Chat: Resilient London: economic recovery and transformation Economic recovery in London has been increasing more rapidly, with its ability to adapt, transform and regenerate at pace. How will the government’s low tax investment zones continue to drive growth in London? How can the city continue to attract investment from all over the world? And what more has London got to offer as it strives to dominate the market in terms of quality, sustainable and innovative solutions? Elizabeth Campbell, executive member for London’s future: business, economy and culture, London Councils Jack Pringle, chair of trustees, RIBA and past-RIBA president Chair: Samantha McClary, editor, EG In partnership with: Opportunity London |
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15:00 | MIPIM 2023 highlights A summary of the main discussions at MIPIM 2023 and what this means for the real estate market going forward Tim Burke, deputy editor, EG Pui-Guan Man, news editor, EG Samantha McClary, editor, EG |