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14-15 OCTOBER 2019OLD BILLINGSGATE, LONDON

www.mipimuk.co.uk

From Uncertainty to Prosperity?

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Engaging The Future

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14-15 OCTOBER 2019OLD BILLINGSGATE, LONDON

www.mipimuk.co.uk

Whether it’s the houses and flats we call home, the workplaces in which we earn a crust, the shops and leisure facilities where we splash our hard-earned cash or the transport infrastructure that allows us to glide seamlessly between them all, the built environment is an inescapable and vital part of all our lives.

That’s why MIPIM UK is such an important part of the British business calendar – bringing together the architects, developers, builders, financiers and policymakers who are shaping the world around us so that we can all benefit.

This year’s event – the sixth time the UK has hosted its very own MIPIM – comes at a particularly opportune time for the real estate industry. Because, as we prepare to leave the European Union later this month, I want to unleash the productive power of every city, town, village and hamlet in the United Kingdom, and to do that I need your help.

I need you to help us build homes, railways, stations, digital infrastructure and more besides, levelling up communities right across England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales, giving everyone in this country access to the kind of infrastructure they need in order to thrive and to grow.

That’s why I’ve already pledged £3.6 billion to support more than 100 towns across the country, confirmed that we will fund the Northern Powerhouse Rail link between Leeds and Manchester, and set out plans to bring gigabit broadband to homes in every corner of the land.

But it not just enough to provide funding, I also want these places to have more power for themselves in making important local decisions. That is why council leaders and communities will be given greater powers similar to those already enjoyed in London and Manchester. This gives you as investors and business leaders confidence that key decisions will not get held up at a national level - you can get to work with your local partners straight away.

So, as we embark upon our post-Brexit future – a future bursting with potential – events like this have a huge role to play in showing investors from around the world the kind of exciting opportunities on offer here in the UK.

Despite the naysayers we are still the number one destination for investment in Europe, and there has never been a better time to join in. We are ready to do business with you, and to build the future of the UK together. Enjoy the conference.

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SPECIAL EVENT FEATURESMonday 14 October

Special Government Event - By invitation only

Organised in conjunction with the Department for International Trade Draft Running order:

07:30 – Arrivals

08:00 – Breakfast networking

08:30 – Welcoming speech Gavin Winbanks, Deputy Director, Head of Capital Investment, Department for International Trade

8:35 – Ministerial keynote and Q&A Speaker tbc

08:50 – Teesside presentation

09:00 – Cardiff presentation

09:10 – WMCA presentation

09:20 – Q&A / Networking

09:45 – Close

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MIPIM UK Summit - Building ToursAs part of MIPIM UK Summit we’re pleased to announce four City of London building tours available exclusively to delegates on the morning of Monday 14th October. All tours start at 10am and will be finished by 12pm.

Register now to book you place on one of the site tours. Places are strictly limited and are offered on a first come first serve basis. PPE equipment will be provided. Full details to be provided upon registration.

• Fen Court with Generali • 22 Bishopsgate with Lipton Rogers • Broadgate with British Land • 70 St Mary Axe with Nuveen

Fen CourtDescribed as “one of the most well-crafted buildings the City has seen for some time” by the Guardian, Fen Court is a new landmark office development in the City of London’s eastern cluster. Designed by architect Eric Parry on behalf of Generali Real Estate, Fen Court is crowned by the largest rooftop public space in the square mile: an exceptional 2,800 sq m roof garden with planting inspired by English country gardens and a perimeter walk that gives vistas of London’s skyline. Prior to its construction, development manager CO --RE pre-let the building to M&G Investments as their new global headquarters. Winner of the OAS City Building of the Year Award, Fen Court is a critical, commercial and public success, which has been cited by the City of London’s Planning and Transportation Committee Chairman as an exemplar for the future of the Square Mile.

22 Bishopsgate22 Bishopsgate is a new type of workplace. A 1.275m sq ft building designed specifically to benefit and support its diverse, connected community. With collaboration, choice, culture and creativity at its heart, 22 Bishopsgate will be a building with soul; a place to connect, be inspired, learn, share and enjoy. Designed by PLP Architecture for AXA IM - Real Assets and Lipton Rogers Developments, it will be the tallest tower in the heart of the City of London upon completion. The building has been designed with the users’ wellbeing in mind. At 22 Bishopsgate, art and craft, higher ceilings, increased daylight control, better fresh air and amenities combine to support individuals, in traditional and new ways of working. Outside of the office area, approximately 100,000sf is dedicated to facilities that aim to improve the everyday experience for the building’s users and wider public.

BroadgateBroadgate is a mixed-use campus comprising offices, restaurants, retail and leisure set across four landscaped squares. Covering 32 acres, it is central London’s largest pedestrianised area. Broadgate connects the creative, tech-focused communities of Spitalfields, Shoreditch and Old Street with the City. Broadgate has a Vision for a 10 year period to transform the Broadgate neighbourhood into a world class, seven day, mixed use Central London destination. This tour will give exclusive insight into the new buildings under construction at Broadgate and the future of this landmark campus in the City.

70 St Mary Axe70 St Mary Axe is a 24-storey, 438,000 sq ft office building at the junction of the City of London, Shoreditch and Spitalfields, developed by Nuveen Real Estate and designed by architects and engineers, Foggo Associates. Conceived as a new icon for London, 70 SMA has a distinctive, elegantly curved shape, making it instantly recognisable. Curved glass and anodised aluminium fins wrap over the top of the structure and sweep down to the building’s base. At ground level, the building makes an impact with landscaped public realm and an impressive double height reception space, featuring an exposed concrete core which houses the main reception desk, a range of bespoke furniture and rugs, complemented with a curated playlist and a reception concierge service. Tenants signed up to date include innovative, US-founded co-working space Hana, created by CBRE, and US law firm Sidley Austin.

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FIONA BRUCEBritish Journalist, Broadcaster and TV Presenter

Discover the day two chairperson for the MIPIM UK Summit:

Fiona Bruce is one of the biggest names in TV today. She has recently taken on the role of Chair for the flagship programme Question Time and is the BBC news’ most senior female anchor, having presented the six and ten o’clock news since 1999. She has also presented The Antiques Roadshow since 2007 and the BBC’s most successful arts series Fake or Fortune since 2000, as well as many live events including William and Kate’s wedding. She has won numerous awards for best presenter and RTS awards for her journalism, most recently Newscaster of the Year at TRIC 2019.

Fiona has hosted two series of the quiz, Hive Minds, for BBC4. Previously she presented Crimewatch from 1999 – 2007 and presented and reported on the prime time award winning current affairs series Real Story with Fiona Bruce, on BBC1, from 2003-2007. In 2001 Fiona became the first female presenter to be part of the General Election Results Programme. Fiona wrote and presented for BBC1 The Queen’s Palaces ( 2011 ), Victoria – A Royal Love Story ( 2010 ) and Leonardo ( 2012 ). She has written and presented documentaries about Lord Alan Sugar, Bill Gates and Cherie Blair and perhaps most notably she presented ITV’s Prince Philip at 90 for which she interviewed Prince Philip. She also gave Jeremy Clarkson a run for his money in two appearances on Top Gear.

ROGER MADELIN CBEHead of Canada Water Development, British Land

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Investigating sustainable development best practices and future opportunities

Roger is Head of the 53-acre Canada Water Development at British Land and is a member of the Executive Committee.

He joined British Land in February 2016 after 29 years at Argent.

As the Development Director at Argent from 1988 he was responsible for the delivering all of Argent’s projects including Brindleyplace in Birmingham, Thames Valley Park in Reading and major office projects in central London and the City. The company was a FTSE 250 emerging major from 1993 until it left the stock market in 1997. Roger then became CEO of the once again private development business which was funded by British Telecom Pension Fund and the senior management team. Over the next decade he expanded Argent’s development activities with major projects in Manchester and further projects in Reading, Birmingham and the City of London. In 2000 he led the company to be selected and then to take forward the development of the 56 acres of ‘railway lands’ between and to the north of King’s Cross and St Pancras Stations. He formally left Argent at the end of 2015 but retains an advisory role on the remaining King’s Cross projects for the Aga Khan Development Network.

Attend his keynote address on Tuesday 15 October, 9:40-10:00

ESTHER MCVEY Minister of State for housing, Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Examining strategies to address the UK housing crisis – building more quality homes as fast as possible

The Rt Hon Esther McVey MP was appointed Minister of State at the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government on 24 July 2019.

Esther was Secretary of State for Work and Pensions from January to November 2018. She was Treasurer of HM Household (Deputy Chief Whip) from November 2017 to January 2018. She was Minister of State for Employment from 2013 to 2015. She was elected Conservative MP for Tatton in June 2017 and was a Conservative MP for Wirral West from 2010 to 2015.

Attend her keynote address on Monday 14 october, 13:40-14:00

GRAHAM STUARTParliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Department for International Trade

KEYNOTE ADDRESS:

Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness since 2005, Stuart was appointed to his current role in January 2019, after a period serving as an Assistant Whip. As Minister for Investment, Stuart’s responsibilities include foreign and outward direct investment, as well as investment promotion. He is the DIT ministerial lead on sectors including financial and professional services, advanced manufacturing, automotive, consumer, creative and education.

Attend his keynote address on Tuesday 15 October, 09:20-09:40

NOT TO BE MISSED


MÉKA BRUNELCEO

Gecina

PER WIMMERWimmer Family Office,

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MICHELE DIXManaging Director

Crossrail 2, Transport for London

JULES PIPEDeputy Mayor Planning, Regeneration & Skills

Greater London Authority

LIZ PEACE CBEFounder, Real Estate Balance and Chair,

Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation

NICK WALKLEYChief Executive Homes England

JOANNE MCNAMARAHead of Investments - Europe

Oxford Properties

COLIN WILSONChief Executive Officer, EMEA

Cushman & Wakefield

THEY WILL SPEAK AT THE MIPIM UK SUMMIT!

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15.15 | 16.00 Investment insights from leading responsible investment family offices

14.15 | 15.00 Mapping out the UK investment landscape today and beyond

15.15 | 16.00 Digital transformation of the built environment: How is tech changing the human experience of buildings and cities ? Sponsored by Drees and Sommer UK Ltd & PCCW

16.15 | 16.35 Commercial property investment trends from the Cass Commercial Real Estate Lending Survey

16.40 | 17.00 Impact of tax on real estate in the context of a new Prime Minister and budget

16.15 | 17.00 Skills and development for the next generation: A young leaders’ showcase

16.15 | 17.00 Future cities: A transforming waterfront for the Liverpool city regionOrganised and sponsored by Liverpool city region

13.40 | 14.00 Keynote address: Examining strategies to address the UK housing crisis – Building more quality homes as fast as possible

16.15 | 17.00 International insight: What does the future hold for global investment in UK real estate?

15.15 | 16.00 Brexit resilience: Examining the strengths of higher education, creativity and innovation in the UK

17.00 | 17.30 Reputation of the property industry - How do we promote the real estate industry better? Organised by ING Media

17.30 | 18.00 BPF Futures Challenge: Partnering for change - breathing new life into urban centres

14.15 | 15.00 Beyond real estate: The big picture

13.30 | 13.35 Reed Midem Welcome

13.35 | 13.40 Chairperson’s opening remarks

18.00 | 18.05 Chairperson’s closing remarks

17.30 | 23.00Opening Party In partnership with LandAidGround floor

17.30 | 19.30 Place North West - Drinks receptionRichard Rogers Stage

15.15 | 16.00 REWIRE: Are we building just for the white man?

JOHN JAY STAGE ROSEMARY SUTCLIFF STAGE RICHARD ROGERS STAGE

PROGRAMME Monday 14 October - Afternoon

NETWORKING EVENTS

14.15 | 15.00 Real estate diversity challenges, developments and opportunities

14.15 | 15.00 The UK’s most talked about citiesOrganised by ING Media

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PROGRAMME Tuesday 15 October - Morning

12.15 | 13.00 Social impact: how does it relate to real estate?Sponsored by Stantec

12.15 | 13.00 Flexible offices: Investment trends and treating occupiers as customersSponsored by KNOTEL

12.15 | 13.00 Liveable Cities: Creating the most sustainable, connected, people friendly cities for good work/life balanceSponsored by DTZ Investors

12.15 | 13.00 The future of housing: Improving neighbourhoods and growing communities through partnershipsOrganised and sponsored by Liverpool city region

11.15 | 12.00 The Power of Partnerships – Public and private sector collaboration: creating better places and services for vibrant communities of the future Sponsored by DAC BEACHCROFT LLP

11.15 | 12.00 Occupier demand – Is life science the new tech? Examining the latest developments and opportunitiesSponsored by Grain Connect

11.15 | 12.00 Smarter Cities: Financial and development best practices from abroad

11.15 | 12.00 This can happen – real estate: addressing mental healthOrganised by EG

10.15 | 11.00 Maximising the potential of world class universities – assessing investment and city development in London and across the regions

10.15 | 11.00 Future mobility insights: big infrastructure projects and investment opportunities Sponsored by Ankura

10.15 | 11.00 The climate change debate, sustainable development and carbon neutral citiesSponsored by Drees and Sommer UK Ltd

10.15 | 11.00 Regenerating cities: Vision, leadership, collaboration and partnershipOrganised by EG

09.10 | 09.20 Chairperson’s opening remarks

09.20 | 09.40 Keynote address from the Department for International Trade

SIR HORACE JONES STAGE JOHN JAY STAGE ROSEMARY SUTCLIFF STAGE RICHARD ROGERS STAGE

CLOSED DOOR

10.45 | 13.30 - CLUB ROOM

Investigating the future of UK real estateSponsored by Real Capital Analytics

RE-Invest Forum12.15 | 12.45 Podcast: The realities of climate changeOrganized by EG

10.00 | 11.30 - GALLERY ROOMNew Anglia brunch: Britain’s fast growth cities - the Norfolk and Suffolk opportunityBy invitation onlySponsored by Norfolk & Suffolk Unlimited

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PROGRAMME Tuesday 15 October - Afternoon

15.00 | 15.45 Cultural infrastructure and place making: Its role in positioning a city as a destination and value creation

18.30 | 18.35 Chairperson’s closing remarks

15.00 | 15.45 Logistics investment: Trends, issues, challenges and opportunities

16.00 | 16.45 UK Leaders Summit: Is the economy being rebalanced?Sponsored by Scottish Government

16.55 | 17.40 How innovation and collaboration can boost the scale and pace of new homes delivery

17.50 | 18.30 The future of UK real estateOrganised by EG

16.00 | 16.45 Diversification in hospitality: trends, developments and investment opportunities

15.00 | 15.45 The Cambridge & Oxford Arc: Latest developments, challenges and opportunities

15.00 | 15.45 Delivering homes for London: Centering on policy, viability and qualityOrganised and sponsored by the NLA

16.00 | 16.45 Modernise or Die: Achieving numbers of homes at pace and addressing skills, jobs and the environment

16.00 | 16.45 Future Place - Unlocking place-making potential through design, future thinking and knowledge sharing

14.00 | 14.45 Housing options and innovation: How do we build and invest in what people need, want and can afford?Sponsored by Apex Air Space & High Street Residential Group & Homes England

14.00 | 14.45 The future of retail and town centre regeneration: Exami-ning the latest projects, best practices, investments and future visions

14.00 | 14.45 Knowledge clusters: Driving growth in the London economyOrganised and sponsored by the NLA

14.00 | 14.20 Finding Britain’s best start-up city 14.25 | 14.45 London Plan: Latest developments, challenges and opportunities

SIR HORACE JONES STAGE JOHN JAY STAGE ROSEMARY SUTCLIFF STAGE RICHARD ROGERS STAGE

19.00 | 22.00 - GALLERY ROOM Gala Dinner

17.00 | 22.00 - GROUND FLOORWrap Up Party

12.30 | 14.00 - GALLERY ROOMTrowers & Hamlins LunchBy invitation onlyPositioning cities for prosperity

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CONFERENCES & EVENTS PROGRAMMEMonday 14 October

Sir Horace Jones Stage

Examining strategies to address the UK housing crisis - building more quality homes as fast as possible Esther McVey, Minister of State for housing, Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government

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Brexit resilience: Examining the strengths of higher education, creativity and innovation in the UKThe UK is in a position of uncertainty: no-one can predict what will happen with Brexit. All this uncertainty is having an impact on the UK real estate sector. This session will explore the latest events, what it all means for the industry and assess what strengths the UK has that will enable it to weather the storm of uncertainly towards a prosperous future. To do this it will in particular focus on higher education, creativity and innovation.

Mark Davy, Founder / Managing Director, Futurecity Amanda Clack, Head of Strategic Advisory, CBRE Limited Dan Hanson, Senior UK Economist, Bloomberg Erik Sondén, Senior Advisor, DTZ Investors

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The UK’s most talked about citiesOver 300 global city indices benchmark cities on almost every aspect of urban life. These rankings influence investment, where talent clusters and our travel choices. However, there is little comparative research into the impact digital messaging is having on cities as brands. In a context of rapid change and technological disruption, cities are consolidating their leading positions over entirely new, sometimes digital-only conversations, creating powerful new opportunities for place branding. Responding to this, ING has reordered the ranking of cities by their share of the online conversation and provided further analysis on which cities punch above their weight and which show the most potential for increasing their digital profiles. The ING Global Digital Visibility Series, which includes the special UK city edition for MIPIM UK, is designed to help city policy and place makers understand how online presence impacts a city’s brand.

Sebastian Shehadi, Global Markets Editor, Financial Times (fDi Intelligence) Chris Brown, Director, Marketing Liverpool Andrew Carter, Chief Executive, Centre for Cities Peter Griffiths, City Strategist, ING Media Emily Moir, Director of Narrative, The Business of Cities Leanne Tritton, Managing Director, ING Media

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Real estate diversity challenges, developments and opportunitiesJoin us at this special session dedicated to improving real estate diversity in relation to gender, the disabled and the LGBT community. What needs to be done to make the sector better reflect the broader society? And how do we commercialise diversity to ensure business advantage as well?

Chantal Clavier, Partner, Head of Real Estate, Europe & Africa, CEO & Board practice member, Heidrick & Struggles Vivienne King, Chair, Real Estate Balance Tarek Merlin, Director, Feix&Merlin Architects Colin Wilson, CEO, EMEA, Cushman & Wakefield Emma Winning, General Counsel (Governance and Legal), Argent

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Mapping out the UK investment landscape today and beyondThis session will explore the latest opportunities, developments and challenges along with possible future scenarios for UK real estate investment in London and beyond into the regions. What regions are winning funding and why? What is the present investor sentiment? Is there a disconnect between investor sentiment and volumes? How do we maintain confidence in the sector to ensure that the UK does not lose it attractiveness?

Greg Kane, Head of European Investment Research, PGIM Real Estate Will Atkinson, Senior Director, Investments, Greystar Europe Dr. Ian Baggett, Founder CEO, Adderstone Group Simon Mallinson, Executive Managing Director, RCA Analytics

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Beyond real estate: The big picture This session will explore the latest macroeconomic developments, with expert thought leaders on economics, global trade, demographic change, and technology and innovation

Lisette Van Doorn, Chief Executive Europe, Urban Land Institute Lara Marrero, Strategy Director, Global Retail Practice Leader, Gensler Ben Rogers, Director, Centre for London John Slade, Executive Chairman, Evans Randall Investors Zoltan Szelyes, Head Global Real Estate Research, Credit Suisse Asset Management

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Investment insights from leading responsible investment family officesIn this session institutional family offices will provide their insights on real estate industry trends and investment opportunities across the UK.

Julie Hirigoyen, Chief Executive, UK Green Building Council Basil Demeroutis, Managing Partner, FORE Partnership Leon Fear, Director, Fear Group Sath Sabendran, Head of Real Estate, Celvam Capital UK Per Wimmer, CEO, Wimmer Family Office

15.15 16.00

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Digital transformation of the built environment: How is tech changing the human experience of buildings and cities?This session will gather real estate and technology decisions makers to discuss the growing influence of proptech, and what new key technologies and innovations are being used to transform real estate assets. What are the proptech trends that will shape the industry in the years to come? What support is required to ensure the UK keeps its focus on innovation?

Harry Badham, Head of Development, AXA Real Assets Tushar Agarwal, CEO & Co-founder, Hubble Paula Benoit, CEO, PCCW Global Networks (UK) Ltd Emma Hendry, CEO, Hendry Phillip Ratcliffe, Managing Director, Drees & Sommer UK Ltd

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Are we building just for the white man?Is real estate inadvertently forcing everyone to live, work and play as the white man through its own lack of diversity and inclusion? How much are developers, investors, architects, house builders and businesses integrating with people who don’t look like them to make sure they are building products that work for all society. Does the industry feel it is educated enough on the needs of all people from all backgrounds to really be delivering best in class?

Samantha McClary, Editor, EG Martyn Evans, Creative Director, U+I Hanna Osundina, Development Manager, Balfour Beatty Investment Jackie Sadek, Chief Operating Officer, UK Regeneration Priya Shah, Founder of BAME in Property and Senior Account Manager, Grayling

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Commercial property investment trends from the Cass Commercial Real Estate Lending SurveyThis session will outline what to expect going forward. Who is lending money, what sort of rates and what type of development are they financing? It will also explore what sectors and regions are witnessing the biggest growth now and likely will in the future in UK real estate.

Interviewed by Tim Burke, Deputy Editor, EG Nicole Lux, Project Manager - Senior Research Fellow, Cass Business School

16.15 16.35

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International insight: What does the future hold for global investment in UK real estate?An analysis of future global investment for UK real estate from overseas - What does the future hold for global investment in UK real estate? What will make the UK attractive to international investment during the next five years and beyond? Discover the views and insights from leading investment protagonists.

David Ainsworth, Director, CO-RE Robert-Jan Foortse, Head of european Property Investments, APG Karim Habra, Head of Europe, Ivanhoé Cambridge Europe Jay Kwan, Managing Director, QuadReal Joanne McNamara, Managing Director - Europe, Oxford Properties

16.15 17.00

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Skills and development for the next generation: A young leaders’ showcaseThis session will explore talent and skills development for the next generation in real estate: What achievements have we seen so far and what still needs to be done? It will also assess the benefits for the next generation when jobs move beyond London to the regions.

Mark Hilton, Executive Director, Policy, London First Barry Cullen, Diversity & Inclusion Director, RICS Harri John, Property Advisory and Workplace Transformation, Mitie Rosanna Lawn, Acquisitions & Development Manager, YOO Living Jules Pipe, Deputy Mayor Planning, Regeneration & Skills, Greater London Authority

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Reputation of the property industry - How do we promote the real estate industry better?This session will explore the reputation of the property industry following the recent Grosvenor and BPF surveys with a high level panel of speakers who will debate how to promote the industry better.

Leanne Tritton, Managing Director, ING Liam Kelly, Business Reporter, The Sunday Times Moray McLennan, Global CEO, M&C Saatchi Christine Murray, Editor in Chief, The Developer William Murray, Director and Founding Partner, Wordsearch Place

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BPF Futures Challenge: Partnering for change - breathing new life into urban centresThis session will announce the winners of the BPF Futures Challenge, who’s vision to rejuvenate Hyde town centre will be brought to life with £100,000 of government support. What the implementation of the winning bid will mean for Hyde will also be highlighted.

Guy Montague-Jones, Deputy Editor, Property Week Martyn Evans, Creative Director, U+I PLC Melanie Leech, Chief Executive, British Property Federation Luke Tully, Assistant Director, Deloitte LLP Janet Young, Chief Property Officer, Government Property Unit, Cabinet Office Cllr Brenda Warrington, Leader, Tameside District Council

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Future cities: A transforming waterfront for the Liverpool city regionHarnessing the power of the region’s waterfront, not only for residential development with great views, but also for energy, transport and leisure, will unlock new opportunities. Hear from key stakeholders and leaders in the Liverpool city region about the ambition, the strategy and opportunities presented by the transformational change taking place in the area and from London experts and schemes on what learnings can be shared.

Miri Thomas, Editorial Director, Insider Media Gerry Hughes, President, Avison Young Darran Lawless, Director Liverpool Waters, Peel L&P Tony Reeves, Chief Executive, Liverpool City Council Steve Rotheram, Metro Mayor Liverpool City Region

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Chairperson’s closing remarks Liz Peace CBE, Founder, Real Estate Balance and Chair, Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation

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Opening PartyOpen to all registered delegates

Our opening party will kick off as soon as the last conference session ends on the Ground Level at Old Billingsgate.

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John Jay Stage

Impact of tax on real estate in the context of a new Prime Minister and budgetIt looks like we are heading to a general election in the near future. This session will consider what tax policy might look like in the real estate sector under the next Government and what each main party may be considering.

Interviewed by Nathan Brooker, Deputy Editor, House and Home, Financial Times Tracey Wright, Partner, Osborne Clarke LLP

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Chairperson’s opening remarks Fiona Bruce, British Journalist, Broadcaster and TV Presenter

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Keynote address from the Department of International Trade Graham Stuart, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (Minister for Investment), Department for International Trade

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Maximising the potential of world class universities – assessing investment and city development in London and across the regionsThe UK has some of the most famous and best universities in the world. This session will explore the effect world famous educational institutions have on real estate development and investment, and to what extent education is top of the list for investors when making their investment decisions. It will also examine whether we are making the most of their contribution towards city development and whether cities can work better with them. It will also assess the latest on investment education projects underway or in the pipeline across the UK along with examining what space and place needs universities have.

Fiona Bruce, British Journalist, Broadcaster and TV Presenter Ann Allen, Executive Director Estates and Commercial Services, University of Glasgow Rab Bennetts, Director, Bennetts Associates Erin Clarke, Relationship Director, Investec Structured Property Finance Nicola Hewes, Regional Partner, Purcell

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Investigating sustainable development best practices and future opportunities Roger Madelin CBE, Head of Canada Water Development, British Land

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Britain’s fast growth cities - the Norfolk and Suffolk opportunityThe focus of the session will be on Norwich and Ipswich, both forecast to be in the top 10 growth cities list over the next few years, with industry insight from Chancerygate.10:00-10:05 | Welcome and introductions10:05-10:15 | Norfolk and Suffolk - Unlimited opportunities Doug Field, Chairman, New Anglia LEP 10:15-11:00 | Networking Breakfast 11:00-11:15 | The Ipswich and Norwich investment opportunity - a developer perspective George Dickens, Development Director, Chancerygate 11.15-11:30 | Networking

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Future mobility insights: big infrastructure projects and investment opportunitiesThis session will cover critical large scale development projects for the UK and investment opportunities presented. This will include debating projects such as HS2: will it happen and does it matter if it doesn’t, the impact of the Northern Powerhouse Rail and new wider transport infrastructure on businesses across the North of England, and the infrastructure element of the Oxford & Cambridge Arc. The session will also explore future transport modes such as electric aviation and Hyperloop and how they will radically change our perception of geographies.

Liz Peace CBE, Chairman, Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation Michèle Dix, Managing Director, Crossrail 2, Transport for London Andrew Jeffery, Senior Managing Partner, Ankura Jonny Riggall, Director Energy and Natural Resources, Stantec Frank Rogers, Chief executive, Liverpool City Region Combined Authority Stewart Wingate, CEO, Gatwick Airport

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The climate change debate, sustainable development and carbon neutral cities This session will discuss the latest on climate change and what the built environment is doing to promote sustainable building practices with a focus on energy efficiency and GHG emission reduction. What are leading international cities doing to achieve deep emissions reductions? And how can they can work together to meet their respective goals more efficiently and effectively. Cities from Manchester to Helsinki are announcing their commitment and deadlines to becoming carbon neutral. How are they achieving it and how will they benefit? What can other cities do to catch up?

Mark Martin, Director/Owner, One Creative Environments Ltd Marco Abdallah, Head of Engineering, Drees & Sommer UK Ltd Sarah Cary, Executive Director – Place, London Borough of Enfield Carolyn Dwyer, Director of the Built Environment, City of London

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Regenerating cities: Vision, leadership, collaboration and partnershipIndustry figureheads from across the UK share their insights into some of the largest development projects in the built environment. From start to finish, challenge and opportunity, this is an exclusive chance to ask questions of the people who have shaped our urban landscapes.

Damian Wild, Editor-in-Chief, EG Tom Bloxham MBE, Chairman, Urban Splash Waheed Nazir, Director, Inclusive Growth, Birmingham City Council Gavin Poole, CEO, Here East Jackie Sadek, Chief operating officer, UK Regeneration

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RE-Invest Forum – Investigating the Future of UK real estateA premium closed-door event dedicated to UK and international institutional pension funds, sovereign funds, insurance companies, family offices and other capital owners, who will discuss the future of the UK real estate market. Through presentations, interactive discussions and a networking lunch, the session will cover what are the upcoming opportunities and challenges in the UK real estate market. And what are the strategies of UK and international investors in the coming months and years?

10:45-10:55 | Welcome reception

10:55-11:00 | Chairperson opening remarks Dr Nicole Lux, Senior Research Fellow, CASS Business School, City University of London

11:00-11:30 | The UK: Future source or destination for capital? A focus on how much of global flow the UK is trapping, versus how much UK investors account for internationally. A focus on how this has changed since the Global Financial Crisis, what it has meant for the UK market, and what it might mean in the future. Simon Mallinson, Executive Managing Director, RCA Analytics

11:30-12:15 | Investors’ roundtable discussions

Roundtable 1: Co-working - a hype or an established part of the landscape? Erik Sondén, Senior Advisor, Client Capital, DTZ Investors

Roundtable 2: Is it time to change your allocation to UK real estate? Simon Mallinson, Executive Managing Director, RCA Analytics

Roundtable 3: Residential - Should investors focus on `living’ assets supported by demographics, such as private-rented housing, student accommodation and retirement homes? Richard Lowe, Editor, IPE Real Assets

12:15-12:30 | Summary of roundtable findings by moderators

12:30-13:30 | Networking lunch

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The Power of Partnerships – Public and private sector collaboration: creating better places and services for vibrant communities of the futureWhat role does the private and the public sector play in ensuring the future attractiveness of the UK? How can they effectively work together to create clusters that can compete on the global stage?

Fiona Bruce, British Journalist, Broadcaster and TV Presenter Sherin Aminossehe, Director of Infrastructure, Ministry of Defense Richard Bayley, Chief Executive, North Essex Opportunity Melanie Leech, CEO, British Property Federation Sally Morris-Smith, Real Estate Partner, DAC Beachcroft

11.15 12.00

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Occupier demand – Is life science the new tech? Examining the latest developments and opportunitiesThis session will explore growing occupier demand from the life science industry, and the latest trends, developments and opportunities for developers and investors.

Harri John, Property Advisory and Workplace Transformation, Mitie John MGill, Director, London Stansted Cambridge Rebecca Mortimore, Principal, HASSELL Rich Robinson, Managing Director, Grain Connect Limited Colin Sinclair, Chief Executive, Sciontec

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Smarter Cities: Financial and development best practices from abroad How are smart, clean and digital technologies helping cities overcome economic and societal challenges? What can UK cities learn from other global smart cities, such as Stockholm, Estonia and Helsinki, in terms of how they were financed and developed? How will issues around privacy and ethics shape smart cities in the future?

Alice Charles, Lead, Cities & Urbanization, World Economic Forum Cllr John Alexander, Leader of Dundee and Chairman, Scottish Cities Alliance Roxana Isaiu, Director of Real Estate, GRESB Hannah Prideaux, Business Development Director, District Technologies Simon Tricker, Co-founder & CDO, UrbanTide

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Flexible offices: Investment trends and treating occupiers as customersThis session will assess changing dynamics in the commercial office space – such as co-working, serviced offices and agile working – and how much more is needed to attract tenants, one of which is treating occupiers as customers. Linking into this is the importance of place to health. Industry will have to more proactively consider its responsibility in preserving health and preventing sickness. How can we shift from our current cure-oriented approach which often acts too late and is rarely effective?

Miguel Nigorra, Head of Europe, Fifth Wall Méka Brunel, CEO, Gecina Christopher Burke, CEO, HotDeskPlus Tom Dugarin, UK General Manager, Knotel John McRae, Director, Orms

12.15 13.00

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Social impact: how does it relate to real estate?This session will bring together a range of industry leaders across real estate to debate what social impact means to them, why it is important to measure the social impact of a real estate project and how it can be used to address the challenges facing a city. It will also examine how the focus of social impact is now not just on commercial property but also on resi-led, mixed use, community-led schemes. It will also discuss how to measure wellbeing and well buildings.

Fiona Bruce, British Journalist, Broadcaster and TV Presenter Paul Bridge, CEO, Civitas Housing Advisors Alexandra Hagen, CEO, White arkitekter AB Natasha Jones, Senior Associate Landscape, Stantec Tony Travers, Visiting Professor in LSE Department of Government and Director of LSE London Anna Kulik, Project Director Shareholder, Scott Brownrigg

12.15 13.00

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Liveable Cities: Creating the most sustainable, connected, people friendly cities for good work/life balanceThis session will debate via the liveable index what UK cities are creating the most sustainable, connected, people friendly cities for good work/life balance. In particular, it will explore in depth development and investment in key areas such as student housing, senior housing and co-living.

Helen Barrett, Editor, FT House & Home, Financial Times Norrie Courts, Director of Stations, Network Rail Kate Fearnley, Director, DTZ Investors UK Debbie Jackson, Interim Executive Director, Develoment, Enterprise and Environment, Greater London Authority Alexandra Steed, Director, Alexandra Steed Urban Ltd

12.15 13.00

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This can happen – real estate: addressing mental healthThe real estate industry is not known for recognising mental health problems within our own environment. But this is changing. What is being done to address the stigma? And how can we work together to support those who need it? It’s time to get this topic out in the open.

Samantha McClary, Editor, EG Josh Artus, Director & Co-Founder, Centric Lab Laura Drury, Consultant, Laughology

11.15 12.00

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Podcast: The realities of climate changePredicted effects from climate change are now occurring and the significance is greater than expected. What are the practical ways the real estate and construction industries can respond to the current issues? What are the financial drivers that support this?

Tim Burke, Deputy Editor, EG Marco Abdallah, Head of Engineering, Drees & Sommer Sarah Ratcliffe, CEO, Better Buildings Partnership Gordon Roy, District Survey and Environmental Resilience Director, City of London Corporation

12.15 12.45

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The future of housing: Improving neighbourhoods and growing communities through partnershipsAs housing faces a new dawn in terms of supply and demand, this session explores the innovation behind new solutions, particularly modular provision. The ongoing collaboration between Homes England, who now have a Liverpool office, and the Liverpool city region will also be assessed and some important case studies shared on how we can improve neighbourhoods and grow communities with the right kind of partnerships.

Damian Wild, Editor-in-Chief, EG Ian Ambrose, Director, Space Modular Steve Coffey, Chief executive, Torus Melanie Leech, Chief Executive, British Property Federation Steve Rotheram, Metro Mayor, Liverpool City Region

12.15 13.00

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London Plan: Latest developments, challenges and opportunitiesJules Pipe, Deputy Mayor of London for Planning Regeneration and Skills will be presenting on the findings of the Examination in Public on the London Plan which took place over the summer of 2019. Jules will present for 10 minutes on the main elements of the plan and there will be the opportunity to ask questions. The session will me be moderated by Sue Brown, Executive Director Planning and Development at London First.

Interviewed by Sue Brown, Executive Director Planning and Development, London First Jules Pipe, Deputy Mayor Planning, Regeneration & Skills, Greater London Authority

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The future of retail and town centre regeneration: Examining the latest projects, best practices, investments and future visionsThe manner that people use towns and cities has changed and is constantly evolving. This session will explore these changes and what can be done to address them. It will examine the latest developments, projects, best practices and investments in the sector to try and find answers. It will also share future visions of towns and city centres, and provide an overview for developers and investors as to the opportunities presented. Stacey Meadwell, Freelance Property Writer & Editor Andrew Carter, Chief Executive, Centre for Cities Rachel Fisher, Deputy Director Regeneration and Infrastructure, MHCLG Bill Grimsey, Retailer, Bill Grimsey Retailer Roger Wade, Director, Boxpark

14.00 14.45

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Finding Britain’s best start-up city This session will debate which cities are winning the battle to attract the ground breaking entrepreneurs and start-ups.

Interviewed by Ali Hossaini, Co-director, National Gallery X and Futurecity Associate Mike Jackson, Entrepreneur Success Director, Tech Nation

14.00 14.20

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Housing options and innovation: How do we build and invest in what people need, want and can afford? This session will explore what can be done to build and invest in what people need, want and can afford, and meet the government’s target of 300,000 new homes per year. This will include estate regeneration and the need to obtain local support within communities for projects. It will also assess how innovation and disruption can boost productivity growth in housing, and how design can help overcome some of the causes of the housing crisis. Finally, it will evaluate the extent that non-traditional housing models are supported by the public and private sectors, and explore the opportunities and challenges for them backing these new models. Fiona Bruce, British Journalist, Broadcaster and TV Presenter Arshad Bhatti, CEO, Apex Airspace Development Gary Forrest, Chairman, High Street Residential Alexandra Notay, Build to Rent Fund Director, PfP Capital Peter Redman, Managing Director Property, ReSI Capital Management Ltd Nick Walkley, Chief Executive, Homes England

14.00 14.45

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Knowledge clusters: Driving growth in the London economyThe higher education, technology, life sciences and research sectors are increasingly driving growth in the London Economy and being placed at the centre of new employment clusters and regeneration zones from King’s Cross to White City and the nascent East Bank. They provide investment, create vibrant places and attract talent and new skills. Where are the most exciting new examples of this playing out, how should real estate strategies adjust and are policymakers doing enough to support the Knowledge Economy to flourish?

Lara Kinneir, Director, NLA Debbie Jackson, Interim Executive Director, Development, Enterprise and Environment Greater London Authority Tim Jones, Head of Culture Mile, City of London Corporation Jonathan Martin, Director of Inward Investment, LB Waltham Forest Jo Negrini, Chief Executive, Croydon Council Anna Strongman, Partner, Argent

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Positioning cities for prosperityTrowers & Hamlins are hosting a panel discussion examining the economic and political rebalancing of cities across the UK and how it’s increasingly important to have an understanding of local context and dynamics to inform development and regeneration. This session will look at: . What does prosperity mean to people living in our towns and cities and how do these differ across the UK? · What predictions are there for future generations and what is real estate’s role in underpinning and driving prosperity? Andrew Carter, Chief Executive, Centre for Cities & Deputy Director, What Centre for Local Economic Growth Sara Bailey, Head of Real Estate, Trowers & Hamlins Rachel Fisher, Deputy Director Regeneration and Infrastructure, Department for Communities and Local Governement Anna Strongman, Partner, Argent Frank Rogers, Chief Executive, Liverpool City Region Combined Authority and Transport for the North

12.30 14.00

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The Cambridge & Oxford Arc: Latest developments, challenges and opportunitiesThis session will explore the opportunity for economic and housing growth in the Oxford-Cambridge Arc. It will examine what investment is needed to achieve high-value growth, innovation, sustainability, quality-design places and thriving communities. How can 1 million homes by 2050 be achieved? What long term integrated approach to growth – involving infrastructure, housing, economy and the environment - is required to deliver the Arc?

David Barrie, Urban Regeneration Advisor & Futurecity Associate Emma Fletcher, Managing Director, SmithsonHill Sarah Greenwood, Head of Strategic Growth, Homes England Richard Harrington, Chief Executive, Buckinghamshire Thames Valley LEP Nigle Tipple, Chief executive, Oxfordshire Local Enterprise Partnership (OxLEP)

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UK Leaders Summit: Is the economy being rebalanced?Featuring regional mayors and a Scottish Government Minister, this session will debate to what extent central government is rebalancing the UK’s economy. Does the UK’s real estate future lie outside London and are global investors buying into this trend? In addition, it will debate what more can be done to promote opportunities across the whole of the UK and how local strategy can play a part in all this. Finally, it will explore devolution deals and the role they play in transforming a city region, and examine the dynamics of regions working together while also being rivals.

Fiona Bruce, British Journalist, Broadcaster and TV Presenter Tim Bowles, Mayor, West of England Combined Authority Ivan McKee, Minister for Trade, Investment and Innovation, Scottish Government James Palmer, Mayor, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Steve Rotheram, Metro Mayor of the Liverpool City Region

16.00 16.45

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Creation Property Network & BPF Futures: Engaging the next generation of talent A multi-generational panel focused on diversity, inclusion and collaboration within real estate.

Alexandra Notay, Build to Rent Fund Director, PfP Capital

Introduction: Rosanna Lawn, Co-Founder, CREation Property Network Harri John, Property Advisory and Workplace Transformation, Mitie

Panel discussion: Melanie Leech, Chief Executive, British Property Federation Kelly Canterford, Programme Manager, Changing the Face of Property Olajide Alade, Graduate, NHS Property Services Katherine Lewis, Consultant, Remit Consulting Georgia Crowley, Planner, Lichfields

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Logistics investment: Trends, issues, challenges and opportunitiesThe logistics sector is at the vanguard of the 4th industrial revolution, undergoing massive and relentless change. What does this mean for investors, developers, service providers and end users? Listen to leading market experts discuss how they are meeting the challenges and taking advantage of the opportunities arising from this «positive disruption».

Christian Müller, Strategy & Research Manager, CBRE Global Investors Paul Makin, Investment Director, Warehouse REIT Ian Wainwright, Director, Future City Logistics

15.00 15.45

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Delivering homes for London: Centering on policy, viability and quality Taking a big picture look at housing delivery in London, this session will centre on policy, viability and quality, questioning how we create and deliver the homes Londoners need and want, and not just meet housing targets.

Tamsie Thomson, Director, London Festival of Architecture Damien Egan, Mayor, LB Lewisham Megan Life, Housing Policy Manager, Greater London Authority Peter John, Leader, LB Southwark Fareen Lalani, Development Director, Quintain

15.00 15.45

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Cultural infrastructure and placemaking: Its role in positioning a city as a destination and value creationHow can new developments in cultural infrastructure and placemaking shape the future of UK cities? How do we promote quality in design, future thinking and knowledge sharing? And how do we overcome the gentrification challenge to retain the culture of a place?

Fiona Bruce, British Journalist, Broadcaster and TV Presenter Lucy Bullivant, Director, Lucy Bullivant & Associates Sherry Dobbin, Partner, Futurecity Ros Morgan, Chief Executive, Heart of London Business Alliance Tony Reeves, Chief Executive, Liverpool City Council

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Chairperson’s closing remarks Fiona Bruce, British Journalist, Broadcaster and TV Presenter 18.30

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Wrap Up PartyOpen to all registered delegates

Following the last session of the conference, delegates will have a chance to do some final networking and relax at our closing party.

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Gala Dinner By invitation only

Register with the Best Access Pass to be part of the MIPIM UK Summit Gala Dinner.

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Future Place - Unlocking place-making potential through design, future thinking and knowledge sharingLaunched at MIPIM in March 2019, the Future Place-Makers programme is designed to promote best practice and the potential of innovative delivery, design and funding models, cross-sector collaborations, capacity building and knowledge sharing at a local level

Lucy Carmichael, Director of Practice, RIBA Benjamin Derbyshire, Immediate Past President, Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Howel Jones, Corporate Director, Local Partnerships Paul Kitson, Director, Markets Partners and Places, Homes England Ian Tant, President, The Royal Town Planning Institute

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How innovation and collaboration can boost the scale and pace of new homes delivery?A case study to highlight ground breaking partnership working, strategic investment and market leading innovation.

Ian Guthrie, Senior Managing Director, Banking & Capital, JLL Tom Bloxham MBE, Chairman, Urban Splash Jon Bull Diamond, Head of JVs and Partnerships, Homes England Kenta Konishi, Chief Executive Officer, Sekisui House UK

16.55 17.40

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The future of UK real estateEG’s national panel discussion lands at MIPIM UK at a crucial time for the country, the economy and the real estate industry. Our panel of experts will answer questions from broadcaster Fiona Bruce and a packed audience on how best to prepare for the next stage of the cycle, discussing how investors, cities, landlords, advisers and occupiers can best position themselves and the UK for 2020 and the future of real estate.

Fiona Bruce, British Journalist, Broadcaster and TV Presenter Chris Bennett, Managing Director, Evora Global Pete Gladwell, Head of Public Sector Partnerships, Legal & General Investment Management Mat Oakley, Head of European Commercial Research, Savills Naisha Polaine, Senior Advisor - Large Capital, Department for International Trade Joe Sarling, Head of Research and Analysis, Homes England

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Modernise or Die: Achieving numbers of homes at pace and addressing skills, jobs and the environmentAs the UK faces shortages in labour and delivery capability, this session will examine the importance of modern methods of construction (MMC). What new housing typologies are being trialled through innovative use of MMC?

Sara Bailey, Partner, Head of Real Estate, Trowers & Hamlins Pooja Agrawal, Co-Founder, Public Practice Mark Farmer, Founding Director & CEO, Cast Real Estate & Construction Consultancy Jason Longhurst, Director of Regeneration and Business and Chair of UK Business Councilfor Sustainable Development, Central Bedfordshire Council Nick Whitehouse MBE, Industry Advisor, Buildoffsite

16.00 16.45

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Diversification in hospitality: trends, developments and investment opportunitiesThis session will explore how the hospitality sector is diversifying to remain attractive. As the traditional business model is changing, what are the new concepts and answers to this evolution?

Adam Maclennan, Managing Director, PKF hotelexperts Ltd Roman Kulik, Development Manager, Zoku Chin Lim, Senior Hotel and Resort Architects, HKS Ryan Prince, Vice Chairman, Realstar Group Matt Walton, Development Director UK&I, IHG

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MELANIE LEECH CBE Chief Executive,

British Property Federation

LIZ PEACE CBEChair,

Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation

LISETTE VAN DOORNCEO,

Urban Land Institute

UK real estate is a fantastic sector to work in and the MIPIM UK Summit is a great opportunity to showcase and celebrate

everything that is good about UK real estate, and to debate the challenges and opportunities facing the sector.»

I’m looking forward to attending MIPIM UK this year to discuss with industry professionals how major regeneration

projects, like Old Oak and Park Royal, can best be delivered to create homes, jobs and opportunities that connect people with place.»

The power of networking with senior leaders in the real estate industry cannot be underestimated. Our mission at ULI

is to provide leadership in the responsible use of land and in creating and sustaining thriving communities worldwide. Participating in events such as MIPIM UK helps us to foster collaboration within and beyond ULI’s membership to achieve sustainable development goals.»

THEIR THOUGHTS ABOUT THE MIPIM UK SUMMIT


SUSAN FREEMANPartner Real Estate Mishcon de Reya

DAMIAN WILDPublisher & Editor in chief

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MELANIE LEECHChief Executive

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NICK WALKLEYChief Executive Homes England

CAROLYN DWYERDirector of the built environment

City of London

SARA BAILEYPartner Head of Real Estate

Trowers & Hamlins

ALICE LAMBDeputy CEO & Director of

Fundraising & Partnership LandAid

DEBORAH CADMANChief Executive

West Midlands Combined Authority

NICK MCKEOGHChief Executive

New London Architecture & Director Pipers

SUE BROWNExecutive Director

Planning & Development London First

ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS

To offer participants the most effective and insightful Summit, Advisory Council members act as ambassadors by endorsing the Summit and providing valuable perspectives on the UK real estate industry.

20The MIPIM UK Summit would like to thank all of its sponsors and partners for their valuable support.

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