× HiddenPackage HiddenEvent Name* Company* Position Mobile Email* How can we help you?*NameThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. All Events 16 ⁃ 18 May 2023 UKREiiF Annual Event 2023 Tuesday, 16th May 2023 0800hrs – Thursday, 18th May 2023 1700hrs Leeds City Centre – Royal Armouries Leeds & Leeds Dock, New Dock, Armouries Dr, Leeds LS10 1LT Book online EventProgrammeExhibitionSponsorAwards FestivalVisit PlannerFringe UKREiiF connects people, places and businesses to accelerate the Levelling Up Agenda, whilst unlocking sustainable, inclusive and transformational investment across the UK. That’s exactly what we delivered in 2022 – and now we move to an even bigger and better event in 2023. This 3-day event will bring together the public sector – with every core UK city and region involved – alongside Government, investors, funders, developers, housebuilders and more. In 2023 we expect: 6,000+ Event Attendees 1,500+ Fringe Event Attendees 500+ Speakers Across 20+ Stages 150 Exhibitors 75+ Fringe Events 250+ Local Authorities Attending 750+ Investors Attending 500+ Occupiers Attending 750+ Developers Attending UKREiiF has become the must-attend event in the industry and we’re delighted to be expecting a major increase on the already impressive numbers in 2022. Supported by a high number of regional combined authorities, local councils and Government departments – as well as the largest developers and investors from across the UK and internationally – this event will gather all the key players, influencers and decision makers within the investment and real estate markets to highlight investment and development opportunities, whilst connecting and facilitating new relationships to drive economic growth through development and regeneration. The UK needs this platform for the public sector to showcase the scale of development progress and profile future investment opportunities to investors, developers and occupiers from around the globe that is based right here in the UK – this event does just that. Register below to ensure you secure your tickets. With over 20 stages featuring more than 500 speakers to fringe events and tours in the city – we have an exciting programme of content planned for UKREiiF 2023. Here’s the latest programme of what to expect: Tuesday 16thWednesday 17thThursday 18thFilter by stage:View all locationsBury TheatreTiltyard StageRethinking Places StageIndustry in FocusBeyond Net Zero PavilionJLL PavilionLloyds Banking Group PavilionHarworth Group PavilionWestern Gateway PavilionEDI & Youth PavilionClassroomPlaces for Life PavilionSustainable Futures PavilionNewsroom StageThe Cinema StageWellington Suite StageVIP GlassboxFringe Programme Fringe Programme07:00 – 10:00 Breakfast with Mace Mace invites you to join us for breakfast on the opening morning of UKREiiF 2023. We will be at the Malmaison Leeds, on the path between Leeds train station and Royal Armouries. Please join us to network ahead of the conference and discuss key challenges and opportunities across the public sector. Venue: Malmaison Leeds, 1 Swinegate, LS1 4AG Register your interest here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/manage/events/597692403067/details Fringe Programme07:15 – 08:15 Morning Run With Cundall Come and build your fitness and wellbeing to ensure you’re fresh for the day ahead, whilst networking with like-minded others for a morning run. Venue: Leonardo Hotel – Formerly Jurys Inn, Brewery Wharf, Brewery Pl, Leeds LS10 1NE To register visit: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/morning-run-with-cundall-tickets-483739707487 Fringe Programme08:00 – 15:00 Enjoy a Coffee on Stantec At Stantec we care about and support communities, because they are our communities too. We are teaming up with local business North Star Coffee throughout the conference to help you recharge during a busy conference day. Visit North Star Coffee on your way to the event or between sessions and show your event badge to receive your free coffee. Venue: North Star Coffee, The Boulevard, Leeds Dock, LS10 1PZ EDI & Youth Pavilion08:30 – 09:00 Young Entrepreneurs in Property Presents – UKREiiF Today Ahead of the first day at UKREiiF we hear from several rising stars from within the industry, as the national Young Entrepreneurs in Property group share details on some of today’s key events and discussions – whilst interviewing several industry influencers. Speakers include: Grace Ellinor – Chair (Leeds Branch), Young Entrepreneurs in Property Tom Riordan – Chief Executive, Leeds City Council Emily McLauchlan – Director, SLR Consulting EDI & Youth Pavilion09:15 – 09:45 Forging Futures – Kobe’s Story CEG’s Forging Future is a pioneering skills centre that provides opportunities, creating pathways to success. This session will looking at work the Forging Futures Campus does through Kobe’s eyes – one of many successes stories. Speakers include: Kobe Lyon – Apprentice Telecommunications Engineer, Make Happen Group Lucinda Yeadon – Community Liaison Manager, CEG Andy Peaden – Director, The Skill Mill Ewan Metcalf – Managing Director, i-Consult Harworth Group Pavilion09:30 – 10:30 Does The Planning System Need Radical Reform? We have been promised planning system reform for as long as we have had a planning system, but what ‘quick wins’ can we find to solve some of today’s issues, and what are the longer-term challenges that need to be addressed to unlock growth? An expert panel with large and complex site expertise will discuss. Speakers include: Sue Bridge – President, Royal Town Planning Institute David Feeney – Chief Planning Officer, Leeds City Council Joanne Neville – Regional Head of Planning (Yorkshire and Central), Harworth Group Jules Pipe CBE – Deputy Mayor Planning, Regeneration and Skills, Greater London Authority Joanna Averley – Chief Planner for England, Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Newsroom Stage09:30 – 10:30 The Role of Social Value in the ESG Landscape How are private and public sectors approaching social value in the built environment to deliver improved economic, social and environmental outcomes? Inspired PLC and a panel of voices from across the industry compare their experiences and ideas. Sponsored by Inspired PLC. Speakers include: Chair: Dr Michelle de Jongh – ESG Services Director, Inspired PLC Jonathan Walker – Sustainability Investment Manager, Gresham House Sarah Fraser – Head of Wilmott Dixon Foundation and Lead of Social Value, Willmott Dixon Connor Dalton – Director of ESG and Sustainability, CEF Jennifer Wright – Portfolio Director, Santander Nathan Dinsdale – Procurement Solutions Manager, Inspired PLC Kelly Thomas – Social Value and Fundraising Manager, Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing Wellington Suite Stage09:30 – 10:30 Decarbonisation: The Cost of Inaction How do you solve a problem like reducing our carbon impact while investing in low carbon industries and modernising the built estate. Our panel discuss how they are addressing the obligations and the opportunity for a brighter, greener future. Sponsored by Robertson. Speakers include: Jamie Driscoll – Mayor, North of Tyne Combined Authority Rob Holt – Group Director Strategic Services, Robertson Polly Cook – Chief Officer, Sustainable Energy and Air, Leeds City Council Ben Houchen – Mayor, Tees Valley Combined Authority The Cinema Stage09:30 – 10:30 Designing a Thriving and Sustainable Future in Leicester & Leicestershire The city and region has huge potential for growth but how is this growth managed sustainably? A panel of experts will be discussing how their organisations are thriving in this complex landscape and how they balance social, environmental, and economic factors to benefit Leicestershire. Ultimately, highlighting why they see the region as a prime investment destination. Sponsored by Invest in Leicester. Speakers includes: Mike Denby – Director of Inward Investment and Place Marketing, Invest in Leicester Snizhana Yesaulenko – Director, The Gresham Aparthotel and Cube Construction David Cockroft – Regional Director for Midlands, Harworth Group Andrew Pilsworth – Managing Director National Logistics, Segro Beyond Net Zero Pavilion09:45 – 10:15 Going Beyond Net Zero – Key Steps for Investible, Clean Growth Policy makers join investors to outline ways to make the UK a more investible proposition for organisations that put ESG principles at the heart of their investment strategy. Speakers include: Anna Devlet – Head of Social Sustainability, British Land Bury Theatre10:00 – 11:00 Is Levelling Up Working? Refocusing and Reinforcing National Regeneration Priorities The £4.8bn Levelling Up Fund is the tip of the iceberg as a tool for unlocking inclusive economic growth across the UK. This panel analyses what’s working, what needs to improve and where resources should be focused over the next 18 months. Sponsored by Rider Levett Bucknall. Speakers include: Chair: Lucy Fisher – Associate and Chair of RLB Women’s Community, Rider Levett Bucknall Tracy Brabin – Mayor, West Yorkshire Combined Authority Ravi Chand – SRO, Places for Growth, His Majesty’s Government, Cabinet Office Deborah Cadman OBE – Chief Executive, Birmingham City Council Stephanie Hyde – Chief Executive UK, JLL Rob Perrins – Chief Executive, Berkeley Group Tiltyard Stage10:00 – 11:00 Prioritising STEM Centric Development: The Key to Re-Imagining the UK Economy? UK Gov has recently announced a £25bn funding package to deliver the curation of a globally leading science, technology and engineering industry; much of the investment requires delivering world class estate and facilities. This session connects the needs of sector occupiers with project delivery and tackles the key challenges the industry faces. Sponsored by Arcadis. Speakers include: Chair: Suzanne Lloyd – Sector Leader for Places, Health, Universities and Science, Arcadis Professor Charles Egbu – Vice Chancellor, Leeds Trinity University Steve Rotheram – Mayor, Liverpool City Region Combined Authority Dr Barbara Ghinelli – Director of Clusters and Campus Development, Science and Technology Facilities Council James Edwards – Managing Director, Evans Randall Investors Georgina Rizik – Executive Director, SC1 EDI & Youth Pavilion10:00 – 10:30 Real Estate Balance Session The organisation behind the property industry’s most comprehensive study of Diversity, Equality and Inclusion will deliver a dedicated session at the event, with more details to be shared shortly. Beyond Net Zero Pavilion10:30 – 11:15 The Power of Sustainable Growth – Energy, Infrastructure and Economy A high-level session that explores how the UK should be powering regeneration and delivering sustainable infrastructure for a more inclusive economy. Speakers include: John Flint – Chief Executive, UK Infrastructure Bank Lloyds Banking Group Pavilion10:30 – 11:15 Greening The Built Environment – What Needs To Happen and Who Needs To Do It? Greening the built environment requires a number of integrated solutions to meet a complex set of challenges. What are the options and choices to deliver net zero across all scoped activities, whilst setting new build standards and implementing the required enablers and deliverables to decarbonise the legacy estate? Who are the critical counterparties and how do we mesh together the required activities to underpin a fit for purpose plan? Speakers include: Chair: Nicola Haigh – Head of Real Estate, Lloyds Banking Group Jules Pipe CBE – Deputy Mayor Planning, Regeneration and Skills, Greater London Authority Simon McWhirter – Director of Comms, Policy and Places, UK Green Building Council Emma Hoskyn – UK Head of Sustainability, JLL David Willock – Managing Director ESG Finance, Lloyds Banking Group Western Gateway Pavilion10:30 – 11:30 Introducing the Western Gateway Home to world leading industry, high tech super clusters and innovative business, South Wales and Western England have huge potential to deliver for the UK. Come and hear from mayors, and other leaders from across the area. Speakers include: Marvin Rees – Mayor of Bristol, Bristol City Council Katherine Bennett CBE – Chair, Western Gateway Kellie Beirne – Chief Executive, Cardiff Capital Region Sustainable Futures Pavilion10:30 – 11:30 The Road To Nowhere – Joining Up Remote Economies How do you go about improving the social, economic, leisure and cultural outcomes in remote economies? Transport has a key role to play and a panel of transport experts debate current research and thinking on this subject. Places for Life Pavilion10:30 – 11:15 Social Value and Skills for Life Join the team from Caddick Group and Moda as they outline why the future of the built environment depends on social value and skills. Industry in Focus10:45 – 11:45 Developing and Delivering World Class Placemaking in our Towns and City Centres Through Sport and Leisure Estate managers and town planners are having to rethink the masterplanning of our town and city centres with an evolving landscape of mixed use space replacing physical retail. How can those working in the design and built environment of urban centres use leisure and sporting facilities to attract traffic and regenerate local economies? Sponsored by AFL Architects. Speakers include: John Roberts – Director and Lead for Sports & Leisure, AFL Architects Garry Taylor – Assistant Director Major Projects, Culture and Place, Hull City Council Nicola Rigby – Principal for Development Land, Avison Young Stuart Barnes – Assistant Director Economic Growth and Housing, Sefton Council Tracy Holgate – Conference and Sales Manager, Meet Southport Rethinking Places Stage11:00 – 12:00 Investing Pension Funds to Deliver Sustainable and People First Regeneration Three major pension funds will share details on their investment activity which is set to explode in the coming years – whilst looking at the great work pension capital is doing to enable regeneration, accelerate the green transition and help communities thrive to put people, place and planet at the forefront of financial return. Speakers include: Chair: Alex Irwin-Hunt – Global Markets Editor, fDi Intelligence Pete Gladwell – Group Social Impact & Investment Director, Legal & General Sophie White – Sector Lead – Regeneration, Aviva Tom Sumpster – Head of Private Markets, Phoenix Group EDI & Youth Pavilion11:00 – 12:00 Regeneration Brainery: Bringing Young People to the Heart of UKREiiF Regeneration Brainery is all about getting more young people into the industry – helping school leavers and undergraduates learn and develop. They’ll be doing an interactive session at UKREiiF. Wellington Suite Stage11:00 – 12:00 Who Really Holds the Power in Determining Where a Development Happens? Speakers will explore the nuances of delivering major building, regeneration and infrastructure project, as they discuss and debate where key decisions are made, the principles of collaboration between multiple stakeholders and if the system works for all elements of the delivery chain to ensure project completion. Sponsored by C|T Group. Speakers include: Chair: John Walker – Head of UK and European Real Estate and Infrastructure, C|T Group Cllr Abi Brown – Leader, Stoke-on-Trent City Council Stephen Wild – Executive Director for Strategic Investment & Growth, Peel L&P Nick Lee – Managing Director, NJL Consulting Sajeeda Rose – Corporate Director for Growth and City Development, Nottingham City Council The Cinema Stage11:00 – 12:00 Sheffield City Council – Regional Showcase Taking place on The Cinema Stage – dedicated to showcasing investment, development and regeneration opportunities – this session will hear from regional stakeholders on the opportunities in Sheffield. Sponsored by Sheffield City Council. Newsroom Stage11:00 – 12:00 Unlocking Development in a Changing World This session will explore practical solutions and case studies on how to overcome some of the current pitfalls in the development sector – and how we can turn constraints into opportunities that will future proof businesses and create sustainable developments and communities. Sponsored by Irwin Mitchell. Speakers include: Chair: Claire Petricca-Riding – Partner, Irwin Mitchell Andy Pointon – Head of Built to Rent Investment and Development, Allsop Angela Barnicle – Chief Officer for Asset Management and Regeneration, Leeds City Council Yvonne Ambo – Senior Transactions Manager (Long Income Funds), Legal & General Julia Baker – Head of Nature Services, Mott MacDonald Jo Holden – Sustainability and ESG Director, Peel L&P Bury Theatre11:15 – 12:15 Transforming Transport and Futureproofing Infrastructure – Connecting Places, People and Business While Creating World Class Places To Live As the UK population’s habits evolve and people change the way they work, socialise or do business, the country’s infrastructure faces the challenge of keeping pace with demand and relevance. This session discusses current priority for investment and how to deliver maximum benefit for the population and industry. Sponsored by GHD. Speakers include: Chair: Cathy Parker – Chair, Institute of Place Management Andy Burnham – Mayor, Greater Manchester Combined Authority Kathryn Oldale – Head of Strategy, Policy & Communications, DB Cargo Michael Kirkland – Director, Logistics Capital Partners James Heath – Chief Executive, National Infrastructure Commission Caroline Harper – Chief Planning Director, Be First Steve Scott – Future Communities Lead – EMEA, GHD Tiltyard Stage11:15 – 12:15 The Evolution of Work – Building for Business But Supporting New Ways of Working The UK workforce has ever changing expectations regarding the physical environment they work within. Moreover, urban centres across the country are wrestling with adapting to post-pandemic work/life changes. This session explores how commercial development and its relationship with placemaking might evolve in the coming years. Sponsored by Pick Everard. Speakers include: Chair: George Brennan – Architecture Director, Pick Everard Nathalie Hakim – Senior Investment Manager, Grosvenor Alexander Morris – Development Director, BentallGreenOak Elliott Sparsis – Head of UK, Convene Joanna Turner – Head of Property Research, Canada Life Asset Management Paul Casey – Global Real Estate Director EMEA, IBM Beyond Net Zero Pavilion11:30 – 13:30 Clean Growth Investment Lunch With Prologis The senior team from Prologis host a private roundtable and networking session. This event is invite only. To register interest in attending contact: tosborne@prologis.com Places for Life Pavilion11:45 – 12:30 Social Value – the Road to ESG for Moda and Caddick Senior leaders from across both businesses offer UKREiiF delegates the opportunity to network with them and understand how both organisations are evolving in an ESG focused world. JLL Pavilion12:00 – 13:00 Next Generation, Regeneration JLL development and regeneration experts will be brought together for this discussion, drawing upon new research being launched at UKREiiF that explores the impact of reinvention and repurposing on towns and cities across the UK. Speakers include: Jon Neale – Head of Research UK, JLL Lloyds Banking Group Pavilion12:00 – 12:45 Financing Net Zero – Who's Going to Pay? The economics of retrofitting create a number of fiscal, logistical and societal dilemmas and indeed opportunities. Reducing emissions and ultimately energy consumption is an imperative, with or without the driver of legislative change, but the enormity of the challenge is significant. Fundamental questions remain – how can the transformation be funded and financed, do we have the infrastructure to retrofit at scale and what are the appropriate measures to benchmark success? Speakers include: Chair: Dave Brigden – Sector Director, ESG, Real Estate & Housing, Lloyds Banking Group Professor David Glew – Director of Leeds Sustainability Institute, Leeds Beckett University Chinyelu Oranefo – Director, Sustainability & ESG Finance, Lloyds Banking Group Matt Ferretti – Head of Partnerships, Green Finance Institute Western Gateway Pavilion12:00 – 14:00 Western Gateway Leader and Partners Meet and Greet Meet partners from across South Wales and Western England to find out more about the great investment opportunities exist across the geography. Be a part of the UK’s future growth in the Western Gateway! Sustainable Futures Pavilion12:00 – 13:00 Social (Who/What Do We) Value The move towards a Social Value Economy is one where we recognise many different types of Value – beyond the basic economic measurement. We will explore how negative or positive the impact something has is becoming extremely important (and scrutinised) and how Social Value is a tool for change. Speakers include: Chair: Sarah Lambshead – Social Value Lead, Faithful + Gould VIP Glassbox12:00 – 14:00 Regional Leaders and Department for Business and Trade Lunch in association with UKREiiF Annual lunch bringing together figureheads from across UK towns and cities with government voices as they share their ambitions for UKREiiF and feedback on challenges and opportunities facing their places. This event is strictly invite only. Sponsored by UKREiiF EDI & Youth Pavilion12:15 – 13:15 Building an Inclusive Industry This panel session looks at the great work already being done, and opportunities to work better, to create a truly inclusive industry that attracts and retains the best talent possible. Fringe Programme12:15 – 12:30 Club Peloton Cycle to UKREiiF Arrival Welcome the riders of the Club Peloton Cycle to UKREiiF – who’ll be starting in Harrogate and making their way via a 100km route to UKREiiF. The time may vary slightly and details of their arrival location will be shared closer to the time. You can register to take part in the Cycle to UKREiiF here: https://clubpeloton.org/networks/events/105850 Bury Theatre12:45 – 13:45 The Value of Partnerships: How Do We Align the Public and Private Sector to Deliver Better Places? The potential of UK towns and cities can only be recognised when policy makers and private sector stakeholders collaborate inclusively. Using best practice examples and ideas, this session explores the pitfalls and possibilities of developing partnerships with healthier, smarter, greener places at their heart. Sponsored by Schroders Capital. Speakers include: Chair: Chris Santer – Porfolio Manager for Impact Fund, Schroders Capital Pete Gladwell – Group Social Impact & Investment Director, Legal & General Michelle Percy – Director of Place, Newcastle City Council Peter Denton – Chief Executive, Homes England Olaide Oboh – Development Director, Socius Rachel Miller – Investment Director, Housing Growth Partnership Sebastian Macdonald-Hall – Partner and Director, Evolve Property Partners Industry in Focus12:45 – 13:45 Levelling Up Through Leveraging Heritage Assets Towns and communities can be given new life through imaginatively repurposing of old redundant assets and heritage buildings into modern, future fit real estate assets – and this session will explore this through real case studies, debate and discussion, exploring the link between this and attracting inward investment. Sponsored by Place Capital Group. Speakers include: David Smith-Milne – Founder and CEO, Place Capital Group Elaine Griffiths – Chief Executive, The Monastery Manchester Dr Anne McCann – Programme Director, Government Property Agency Dan Anderson – Director, Fourth Street Julian Jackson – Director of Place, Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council Paul Lakin – Executive Director of Place, Bury Council Tiltyard Stage12:45 – 13:45 Using BtR and PRS to Build Back Better: Keeping Pace with an Evolving Sector A sector that could be worth £170bn per year by 2032 is one that will have an impact on place development across major conurbations. This session explores how sustainability, tech and design will combine to create world class communities to live within. Sponsored by Puma Property Finance. Speakers include: Chair: Eliot Kaye – Managing Director, Puma Property Finance Ami Kotecha – Co-Founder and Head of Venture Investments, Amro Partners Tom Bloxham – Founder and Chairman, Urban Splash Sarah Shaw – Head of Planning, Glasgow City Council Rick de Blaby – Chief Executive Officer, Get Living Rethinking Places Stage13:00 – 14:00 A Place-Based Cluster Approach – How to Adopt Net-Zero Technology? Join the Manufacturing Technology and an exciting set of speakers to discuss the place-based cluster approach and how net-zero technology can be adopted and deployed at pace. Sponsored by The Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC). Speakers include: Chris Dunkley – Deputy Director – Oxfordshire Cluster, The Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) Harworth Group Pavilion13:00 – 13:45 Case Study: The Advanced Manufacturing Park (AMP) We take a look at AMP – a stellar example of how to establish a world leading research and innovation district, giving rise to a cluster of high profile globally renowned occupiers that include the likes of McLaren, UK Atomic Energy Agency, Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre and Rolls Royce to name a few. Speakers include: Sharon Kemp – Chief Executive, Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council Classroom13:00 – 13:30 Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities – Digital Planning Programme The DLUHC team are behind plans to make the planning system faster, more efficient and more certain – and this session will look at the world-leading digital programme which looks to make places more liveable, sustainable and beautiful whilst engaging communities throughout. The Cinema Stage13:00 – 14:00 Full of Fibre – Hull City Council Showcase From end of the line to destination Hull, how the city is using technology, culture and renewables to drive towards a bright future. Join us for refreshments in our informal session and see why you should be looking at Hull for your next investment. Sponsored by Hull City Council. Newsroom Stage13:00 – 14:00 Doing More With Less The development industry is facing ever growing pressures to drive efficiencies while improving outcomes. Inflation, supply challenges, importance of sustainability and skills shortages will all account for a challenging period ahead; but does this present an opportunity? Sponsored by John Sisk and Son. Speakers include: Ajaz Shafi – Chief Operating Officer, John Sisk and Son Mark Chivers – Director General, Government Property – Cabinet Office Phil Marsden – NW Director of Project Management, Muse Alan Rodger – Managing Director, John Sisk and Son Jessica Bowles – Director of Strategy, Bruntwood Rebecca Hartshorn – Framework Director, John Sisk and Son Tammy Whitaker – Head of Regeneration and Property, Sheffield City Council Mark Baseby – Director of Architecture, McBains Ian MacLeod – Director of Planning, Transport and Sustainability, Birmingham City Council Wellington Suite Stage13:00 – 14:00 The Future of Construction Join government and industry leaders at this ‘lunch and learn’ session to understand how construction projects will be delivered in the future. Rising costs and the net zero agenda have created a perfect storm – and we’ll discuss how innovation in skills, systems, tech and data could provide the key. Sponsored by Better Delivery and AESG. Speakers include: Jamie Parr – Founder and Director, Better Delivery Phillipa Grant – Global Director of Sustainability, AESG Bola Abisogun OBE – Digital Director, BIM Academy Giulia Papi – Data Intelligence Manager, innDex Tom Stannard – Chief Executive, Salford City Council Fringe Programme13:00 – 14:00 Unlocking Housing Growth in Marginal Markets In 2013 Leeds set out a strategy for housing led regeneration in some of its most deprived neighbourhoods. 10 years later over 1,500 homes on 37-ha have been delivered or are on site. This discussion considers whether such models are still possible, and how lessons can be applied to the Strategic Place Partnership. Venue: Department Leeds Dock, 4 The Boulevard, Leeds LS10 1PZ To express and interest in attending contact: christopher.brown@leeds.gov.uk JLL Pavilion13:30 – 14:15 Pricing the Low Carbon Transition Investment requirements relating to sustainability, resilience, and ESG are increasing in prevalence. We look in particular detail at how sustainability transition risk and opportunity can be incorporated into asset values; current methodologies, use of technology, challenges and future trajectory for pricing. Speakers include: Emma Hoskyn – UK Head of Sustainability, JLL David Willock – Managing Director ESG Finance, Lloyds Banking Group Barbora Melezinkova – Head of ESG, LXi REIT Max Walmsley – Assistant Portfolio Manager, LaSalle Investment Management EDI & Youth Pavilion13:30 – 14:45 Mott MacDonald Showcase: Placemaking With The Cities Studio Further details will be revealed soon on this session which will explore the placemaking concept with different cities and regions. Beyond Net Zero Pavilion13:45 – 14:00 Keyland Developments Blueprint Launch The senior team from Keyland Developments will launch their sustainable development strategy. Bury Theatre14:00 – 15:00 The UK on the Global Stage – Sharing International Ideas for Regeneration and Economic Growth A high-level session that examines how the UK can collaborate with international stakeholders to deliver game changing inward investment while exporting ideas globally to improve worldwide standing and soft power. Speakers include: Chair: Fahmida Nisa – UKREiiF Host, Built Environment Networking Heng Leong Cheong – CEO, EcoWorld London Kate Willard OBE – Chair, Thames Estuary Growth Board Gavin Chapman – Managing Director for Principal Investments, Barclays Ben Houchen – Mayor, Tees Valley Combined Authority Rajesh Agrawal – Deputy Mayor for Business, Greater London Authority Tiltyard Stage14:00 – 15:00 Healthy Cities for Healthy Economies – Delivering Critical Infrastructure to Support National Wellbeing and Placemaking This session explores the interconnected relationship between creating positive public health outcomes and regeneration. From holistic investment and development schemes to new healthcare infrastructure, delegates are joined by senior voices from across policy and property to discuss symbiotic outcomes for the UK population. Sponsored by Savills. Speakers include: Chair: Andrew Buroni – Environmental Planning & Infrastructure, Savills Dame Jackie Daniel – Chief Executive, The Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Anne-Marie Garner – Vice President Corporate Strategy, Therme Group Dame Linda Pollard – Chair, The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust Mark Jackson – Development Director, Scarborough Group International Industry in Focus14:00 – 15:00 Unlocking Finance to Deliver Net Zero Unlocking private finance will be critical in delivering Net Zero. The session will explore the approaches 3Ci has been developing alongside UK cities to secure the necessary levels of investment. Sponsored by Connected Places Catapult. Speakers include: Professor Greg Clark – Chair, Connected Places Catapult Lloyds Banking Group Pavilion14:00 – 14:45 The Evolution of Sustainability in Housing Join a leading panel of industry experts who will explore the evolution of sustainability across the housing landscape, and the areas for consideration as part of the Just Green Transition, to ultimately support customers, colleagues and communities. Speakers include: Chair: Chris Yau – Director (Social Housing), Lloyds Bank Harworth Group Pavilion14:00 – 15:00 The Power of Road and Rail Infrastructure to Unlock Regeneration Transport is said to be at the core of Levelling Up, with improved connectivity through projects such as HS2, Elizabeth Line, East West Rail and Northern Powerhouse Rail some of the apparent key to closing the gaps between Britain’s regions, boosting productivity and delivering our net zero ambitions. We look at the way forward to achieve this. Speakers include: Lynda Shillaw – Chief Executive Officer, Harworth Group Classroom14:00 – 14:45 How to Build an Inclusive Innovation Ecosystem Which Connects People and Place Tom Riordan will facilitate a discussion with expert panellists on the challenges and opportunities of building successful innovation ecosystems that matter to people, place, regions and countries, examining the specific strategies cities are taking to achieve this. Places for Life Pavilion14:00 – 15:00 Culture Led Regeneration The team from Moda and Caddick are joined by very special guests to discuss how culture will shape the delivery of sustainable built environment projects in the future. Sustainable Futures Pavilion14:00 – 15:00 How Can The Majority of Local Authorities Achieve Net Zero Carbon by 2030? With over 300 local authorities declaring a climate emergency and many pledging to be net-zero carbon by 2030, they are in a race against time. We look at the consequences, challenges and opportunities to help them reach a sustainable future. Speakers include: Chair: Will Burkitt – Head of Local Government Sector, Faithful + Gould Kate Kennally – Chief Executive, Cornwall Council Andy Williams – Director of Investment, Business and Culture, Coventry City Council Nabeel Khan – Strategic Director Sustainable Growth, London Borough of Lambeth Beyond Net Zero Pavilion14:15 – 15:00 Using Sustainable Infrastructure to Drive Potential UK Business Council for Sustainable Development partners join leaders from across national infrastructure to talk about their net zero transition and how investment in greener infrastructure will unlock cleaner development. Speakers include: Abel Martins-Alexandre – Head of Infrastructure, Energy and Industrials, Lloyds Banking Group Wellington Suite Stage14:15 – 15:15 The Building Safety Act: Culture Change or Culture Shock? The Building Safety Act received Royal Assent in April 2022. One year on, we’re asking a panel of industry experts to discuss the impact of the Act on the UK construction industry so far and what we need to prepare for in the year ahead. Has it been culture change or culture shock? Sponsored by Hydrock. Speakers include: Chair: Jane Groom – Partner and Co-Managing Director for Politics, Engagement and Planning, London Communications Agency Will Freeman – Director for Building Safety & Information Management Development, Hydrock Fiona Fletcher-Smith – Chief Executive Officer, L&Q The Cinema Stage14:15 – 15:15 Low Carbon Cities: Embedding Sustainability into Decision-Making As cities are increasingly looking to meet ambitious low carbon goals, it is critical to embed sustainability into decision-making processes to bring about tangible positive change. This panel will gather key industry representatives to discuss the challenges and solutions in making low carbon cities a reality. Sponsored by London Borough of Lambeth. Newsroom Stage14:15 – 15:15 The Future of Birmingham See and hear about Birmingham’s plans for a healthier, walkable, liveable, thriving city as they officially launch their ‘Our Future City Framework’ which will showcase their transformational place and development proposals and aspirations for the city. Be Bold, Be Birmingham. Sponsored by Arcadis Speakers include: Chair: Simon Marks – City Executive, Arcadis Deborah Cadman OBE – Chief Executive, Birmingham City Council Cllr Ian Ward – Leader, Birmingham City Council Bek Seeley – Managing Director for Development (Europe), Lendlease Glenn Howells – Managing Partner, Glenn Howells Architects Cllr Brigid Jones – Deputy Leader, Birmingham City Council Iqbal Khan – Creative Director, Birmingham 2022 Ralph Minott – Director of Development, Calthorpe Estate Western Gateway Pavilion14:30 – 15:30 Powerhouse of Innovation Home to 14 of the 15 world’s largest aerospace manufacturers, the most advanced cyber cluster in Europe and four of the most research focused universities in the UK, the Western Gateway has a long history of innovation. Find out why South Wales and Western England are at the forefront of creating the economies of the future. Speakers include: Ruth Dooley – Chair, GFirst LEP Stephen Bashford – Director of Business and Skills, West of England Combined Authority Russell Frith – Inward Investment Manager, Wiltshire Council VIP Glassbox14:30 – 15:30 Devolution 2.0: What Can We Learn from Greater Manchester’s Experience Ahead of the Next Generation of Devolution Deals? The Government has pledged to deliver a raft a new devolution deals in the coming years. Six years on from electing its first Mayor, what lessons can we learn from Greater Manchester’s experience of devolution? And what further powers are required to ensure local leaders can truly transform their region’s infrastructure? This event is invite only. Sponsored by AECOM. Speakers include: Chair: Fahmida Nisa – UKREiiF Host, Built Environment Networking Andy Burnham – Mayor, Greater Manchester Combined Authority Cllr Brigid Jones – Deputy Leader, Birmingham City Council Matt Beeton – Chief Executive, Port of Tyne Alyson Heald – Partnerships Director (North West), Trafford Housing Trust Alistair Chapman – Senior Director, CBRE James Heath – Chief Executive, National Infrastructure Commission Rosslyn Colderley – North of England Director, Sustrans Tom Fenton – Project Director, Far East Consortium Phil Mayall – Managing Director – North West, Muse Oliver Coppard – Mayor, South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority JLL Pavilion15:00 – 16:00 Catapulting Growth in Life Sciences: The Role of Manufacturing Science and innovation have been identified as key areas in which to generate growth across the UK. This session will explore real estate’s role in delivering appropriate space to support this growth, with a particular focus on good manufacturing practices (GMP). Speakers include: Chris Walters – Head of UK Life Sciences, JLL Olivia Drew – Director and Portfolio Manager, UK Life Sciences, UBS EDI & Youth Pavilion15:00 – 15:30 Opening Opportunities With Neurodiverse Young People Leeds based charity Lighthouse Futures explore what employers can do to create sustainable opportunities for neurodiverse talent. Bury Theatre15:15 – 16:15 Sustainability and The Cost of Living – How Do We Make Net Zero Places Work For All? How can the built environment sector meet the challenge of improving the cost of living for UK citizens in the short term while also committing billions of pounds to delivering sustainable buildings and infrastructure for self-dependency in the long term? This session explores getting population ‘buy in’ while harnessing the creativity, skills and expertise within property and construction. Sponsored by Troup Bywaters + Anders. Speakers include: Chair: Mark Richardson – Partner and Head of Sustainable Innovation, Troup Bywaters + Anders Marvin Rees – Mayor of Bristol, Bristol City Council Samantha Kempe – Co-Founder & Chief Investment Officer, IMMO Capital Jason Longhurst – UK Head of Sustainable Investment & Partnerships, Prologis Neelum Choudhury – Head of Sustainability, RivingtonHark Tiltyard Stage15:15 – 16:15 Reviving Industrial Heartlands All sides of the political spectrum agree that harnessing the power of former industrial communities is central to levelling up. This session looks at some of the UK destinations that are grappling with different ways to rethink their towns and cities while providing opportunities for future generations. Sponsored by NHBC. Speakers include: Chair: Liz Hamson – Editor-in-Chief, BE News Karen Thornton – Head of Land Quality, NHBC Gary Ellis – Chief Executive, Coalfields Regeneration Trust Lynda Shillaw – Chief Executive Officer, Harworth Group Tim Johnson – Chief Executive, City of Wolverhampton Council Symon Bacon – Development Director, British Land Industry in Focus15:15 – 16:15 Future Formula’s for Mixed Use We discuss bringing different combinations of mixed-use development to different locations – and how to build successful public and private sector partnerships that deliver on the promise of regeneration and improved environments for home, for work and for leisure. Sponsored by DAC Beachcroft. Speakers include: Chair – Gemma Leonard – Partner, DAC Beachcroft Richard Pilkington – Senior Managing Director, Cain International Kathryn Pennington – Regional Development Director, Countryside Cllr Jim O'Boyle – Cabinet Member for Jobs, Regeneration and Climate Change, Coventry City Council Phil Mayall – Managing Director – North West, Muse Beyond Net Zero Pavilion15:15 – 16:00 Net Zero Buildings: A Practical Guide to Making it Happen Everyone’s talking about it but how do you do it? In this session, we take a hands-on look at how investors, developers and asset managers can build net zero resilience into their buildings. Lloyds Banking Group Pavilion15:30 – 16:15 Focus on West Yorkshire: Harnessing Innovation for Competitive Edge This session will explore the future ambitions of West Yorkshire as a place that works for all, looking at how the public and private sector can work together to harness innovation and new industries, create opportunity for investment, and champion an inclusive economy in one of the most diverse parts of the UK. Speakers include: Chair: Natalie Boswell – Regional Development Director, Lloyds Banking Group Tom Riordan – Chief Executive, Leeds City Council Natalie Allen – Head of Business Partnerships, Leeds Beckett University Beckie Hart – Regional Director Yorkshire and Humber, CBI Places for Life Pavilion15:30 – 16:15 Birmingham: Our Future City Plan Following on from the launch of Birmingham’s Our Future Cities Plan, Council Leader Ian Ward sits down with developers and stakeholders leading the charge to transform the city of Birmingham and explore the work already underway. Wellington Suite Stage15:30 – 16:30 Delivering New Urban Quarters in 2023: Opportunities and Challenges The city’s strategy for accommodating new growth is focused on a brownfield first approach that delivers urban rather than suburban environments. The panel will explore these exciting projects, and discuss issues such as place-making, 20 min neighbourhood principles, affordability, net zero, and infrastructure constraints. It will look at how these challenging objectives can be met while delivering these ambitious large-scale projects. Come and join the Edinburgh team and expert panel for a session focussed on major expansion areas in the city. Sponsored by Edinburgh Council. Newsroom Stage15:30 – 16:30 How Can we Unlock the Right Kind of Investment to Produce Sustained Levelling Up of the UK’s Cities? Working together on the Urban Futures Commission, Inner Circle Consulting, the RSA and Core Cities will be sharing some of the early findings from our work and discussing how the UK’s cities can unlock the right kind of investment to produce sustained levelling up. Sponsored by Inner Circle Consulting. Speakers include: Andrew Travers – Director, Inner Circle Consulting Deborah Cadman OBE – Chief Executive, Birmingham City Council Stephen Jones – Director, Core Cities Cllr Georgia Gould – Chair, London Councils The Cinema Stage15:30 – 16:30 Stoke-on-Trent – Regional Showcase Taking place on The Cinema Stage – dedicated to showcasing investment, development and regeneration opportunities – this session will hear from regional stakeholders on the opportunities in Stoke. Sponsored by Stoke-on-Trent City Council. Fringe Programme15:30 – 17:00 Forging Ahead – Shaping Investment Opportunities in the Oxford-Cambridge Region Join the Oxford to Cambridge Partnership at this networking reception as we launch our plans for an international investment atlas for this fast growing, science and tech region. Sponsored by the Oxford to Cambridge Pan Regional Partnership. Venue: The Hunting Gallery, Royal Armouries Museum EDI & Youth Pavilion15:45 – 16:45 London – A Focus On Our Capital City London is a key economic drivers for the wider UK – and an attraction for international developers and investors. This session delves into the capital. Western Gateway Pavilion16:00 – 17:30 Western Gateway Leaders Drinks Reception Join the decision makers from across the Western Gateway for informal networking and drinks to round off day one of UKREiiF. Fringe Programme16:00 – 17:00 Sheffield Property Association and South Yorkshire Drinks Reception and Networking Join Sheffield on their exhibition E40/44 – where South Yorkshire Mayor Oliver Coppard alongside the Sheffield Property Association will be hosting a networking drinks reception. This informal event will allow guests to sample True North Brew Sheffield Gin and Tonic. Venue: Stand E40/44 New Dock Hall Exhibition Hall Tiltyard Stage16:30 – 17:30 3 Cities Reception Join senior voices from across the West Midlands for informal networking refreshments and hear about the 3 Cities collaboration- a unique way to unlock transformative opportunities centred on accelerating green economic growth, addressing decarbonisation and boosting investment in Birmingham, Coventry and Wolverhampton. Hosted by: Deborah Cadman OBE – Chief Executive, Birmingham City Council Tim Johnson – Chief Executive, City of Wolverhampton Council Fringe Programme16:30 – 20:00 Sky Lounge Drinks Reception With ATKINS & Faithful+Gould It’s back! Following the success of their fringe event at the Hilton Sky Lounge for the inaugural UKREiiF, the team at ATKINS and Faithful+Gould are once again inviting delegates to join them for canapes and drinks alongside networking and spectacular views across the city. Venue: Sky Lounge, DoubleTree by Hilton, Granary Wharf, LS1 4BR To register interest in attending contact: holly.Kerr@fgould.com Fringe Programme16:30 – 18:00 Cocktails and Canapes with Stantec & Perfect Circle Kickstart the evening’s celebrations ahead of the Festival of Achievement by joining Stantec and Perfect Circle for cocktails and canapes at the Stantec Leeds office. You’ll get to meet with some of the award judges, network with industry professionals and find out more about how Stantec and Perfect Circle are working in partnership to create sustainable, equitable communities through the SCAPE framework. Guests will be offered a shuttle bus service between the venue on the Boulevard and the awards venue at Millennium Square. Venue: Stantec Leeds Office, The Boulevard, Leeds Docks, LS10 1PZ Places at this event are limited so please RSVP to danielle.shaw@stantec.com Lloyds Banking Group Pavilion17:00 – 19:00 Housing Growth Partnership Drinks Reception Invite only networking with senior teams from both Lloyds and the Housing Growth Partnership. Fringe Programme17:00 – 23:30 Rex Procter and Partners & RPP Management Drinks Reception Join the team at Rex Procter and Partners & RPP Management who will be hosting an informal drinks reception – enabling you to have a relaxed evening and to network well into the evening. Venue: Canal Club, 1 Little Neville Street, Leeds, LS1 4ED This event is now fully booked. Fringe Programme17:00 – 18:30 Huddersfield: Investing for the Future Join Kirklees Council and Huddersfield Unlimited for a networking fringe event which explores why Huddersfield, with over £1bn of investment planned over the next five years, is a prime location to live, work, play and invest. Venue: Citu, The Place, Leeds, LS10 4JP To register visit: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/huddersfield-investing-for-the-future-tickets-595771377227 Fringe Programme17:00 – 19:30 DLA Piper and Guests Informal Panel: Repurposing Assets – Social and Economic Drivers Join DLA Piper for the first evening of UKREiiF for an informal panel with Mayor Tracy Brabin and guest speakers from Aviva CP, Rivington Hark, Gerald Eve and Avison Young, to explore repurposing assets, the acceleration of structural shifts post-pandemic, ESG drivers, and approaches to repurposing. Venue: Manahatta Greek Street, 29 E Parade, Leeds LS1 5PS To register interest in attending contact: katie.butterworth@dlapiper.com Speakers include: Tracy Brabin – Mayor, West Yorkshire Combined Authority Stuart Howie – Head of Regeneration, Avison Young Sophie White – Sector Lead – Regeneration, Aviva Mark Williams – Executive Director, Rivingtonhark Wellington Suite Stage17:30 – 19:30 An Evening with Business & Sporting Excellence @ UKREiiF Join an array of high-profile sports stars and leaders from the Yorkshire business community for a panel discussion and networking drinks as UKREiiF day one draws to a close. Venue: Wellington Suite, The Royal Armouries Museum Fringe Programme18:00 – 23:00 UKREiiF Festival of Achievement Join us for a celebratory evening in Leeds city centre – as we celebrate success with a number of UKREiiF themed awards in a mass festival like celebration like no other ‘awards ceremony’. Taking place at Millennium Square in Leeds we’ll have pop-up food and drink outlets, entertainment throughout the evening from acts to entertainment ‘stalls’ in the square and much more! Tickets for this event can be purchased at the bottom of the website alongside your UKREiiF tickets. Fringe Programme18:00 – 22:00 Transport Planning Associates Drinks Reception Transport Planning Associates will be hosting an informal drinks reception alongside canapes – enabling you to have a relaxed evening and networking into the night following your first day at UKREiiF. Venue: Aspire (Mezzanine Level), 2 Infirmary Street, Leeds, LS1 2JP To register contact: events@tpa.uk.com Fringe Programme18:00 – 00:00 Sunset and Saxophone with the Lucion Group Join The Lucion Group for an evening of networking at their an exclusive Penthouse fringe event – with a saxophonist joining the party at 7pm before a DJ takes us through the evening from 9pm until midnight. Venue: Bar Fibre, 168 Lower Briggate, Leeds LS1 6LY To register interest in attending contact: ukreiif@luciongroup.com Fringe Programme18:30 – 21:30 RLB Boom Battle Bar Following the success of our fringe events last year, RLB would like to invite you to join us at Boom Battle Bar for axe throwing, darts and shuffleboard! You’ll also be able to network with industry peers over drinks and food. Venue: Boom Battle Bar, S43 Ground Floor Level, Victoria Gate LS2 7AR To register your interest in attending visit: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/VYXV8F6 Filter by stage:View all locationsBury TheatreTiltyard StageIndustry in FocusRethinking Places StageBeyond Net Zero PavilionJLL PavilionHarworth Group PavilionLloyds Banking Group PavilionWestern Gateway PavilionEDI & Youth PavilionPlaces for Life PavilionSustainable Futures PavilionThe Cinema StageNewsroom StageWellington Suite StageVIP GlassboxFringe Programme Fringe Programme07:00 – 09:15 Bevan Brittan Breakfast Event: District Heat and Sustainability Join this morning fringe event where Bevan Brittan and their expert panel will explore decarbonisation and what’s in the pipeline, alongside drinks and a morning selection of food. Venue: Malmaison Hotel, 1 Swinegate, LS1 4AG To register visit: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/bevan-brittan-breakfast-fringe-event-district-heat-and-sustainability-tickets-530658563047 Fringe Programme07:15 – 08:15 Morning Run With Cundall Come and build your fitness and wellbeing to ensure you’re fresh for the day ahead, whilst networking with like-minded others for a morning run. Venue: Leonardo Hotel – Formerly Jurys Inn, Brewery Wharf, Brewery Pl, Leeds LS10 1NE To register visit: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/morning-run-with-cundall-tickets-483740650307 Fringe Programme07:30 – 08:15 RLB Net-Walking It’s back! Our net-walking event was so successful last year that we’ve brought it back with a twist! This year, Leeds has been named the city of culture, so join our walk as we explore the city’s cultural heritage. Venue: TBC To register visit: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/RD5RMJ6 VIP Glassbox08:00 – 09:00 Meet the West Midlands Combined Authority Breakfast The West Midlands is a nationally and indeed internationally connected location ready for new investment. We have world class infrastructure, a dynamic local economy and a young, diverse and talented population. Our track record in large scale brownfield regeneration projects is second to none. Join Andy Street and his senior team for breakfast as they table fantastic upcoming opportunities and answer your questions. Please contact matt.christie@built-environment-networking.com to express an interest in attending. This event is invite only. Fringe Programme08:00 – 10:00 Investing in South Yorkshire An exclusive breakfast hosted by the South Yorkshire JESSICA Fund and the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority to explore investable opportunities within the Region. With key speakers from Sheffield City Council, Harworth, CBRE and Scarborough Group we look forward to welcoming you for breakfast, refreshments and conversation. Venue: Radisson Blu Hotel, No 1 The Light, The Headrow, LS1 8TL This event is invite only. To register an interest in attending contact: Marianne.Hawksworth@sheffield.gov.uk Fringe Programme08:00 – 09:30 NHBC Recharge Breakfast Recharge before another busy day at UKREiiF with an informal networking breakfast hosted by the NHBC with clients and contacts. Venue: TBC This event is strictly invite only. Fringe Programme08:00 – 15:00 Enjoy a Coffee on Stantec At Stantec we care about and support communities, because they are our communities too. We are teaming up with local business North Star Coffee throughout the conference to help you recharge during a busy conference day. Visit North Star Coffee on your way to the event or between sessions and show your event badge to receive your free coffee. Venue: North Star Coffee, The Boulevard, Leeds Dock, LS10 1PZ Fringe Programme08:00 – 09:30 Are You In? Innovation Breakfast Join the team at Leeds Innovation Partnership breakfast and a stimulating discussion on what a successful and thriving innovation ecosystem looks like through the lens of entrepreneurs, universities, investors, local government and corporates. Venue: Suite M.01, Department Leeds Dock, 4 The Boulevard, Leeds LS10 1PZ To express an interest in attending contact: christopher.brown@leeds.gov.uk EDI & Youth Pavilion08:30 – 09:00 Young Entrepeneurs in Property Presents – Changes to the National Planning Policy Framework We hear from several up and coming stars from within the industry, as the national Young Entrepreneurs in Property group share details on the changes to NPPF coupled with an audience Q&A. Speakers include: Sioned Davies – Barrister, No5 Barristers Chambers Jess Wilkinson – Associate, Race Cottam Associates Abigail Upton – Planner, DLP Planning Chris Bowes – Partner, CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang JLL Pavilion09:15 – 10:00 Transport for London Property Update – Public Improvement Through Property Development This exclusive session will explore Transport for London’s land holdings and their emails to develop housing, and act as a catalyst for economic regeneration, whilst looking at the TfL/Network Rail Collaboration Agreement. Speakers include: Peter Elliott – Head of Property Development, TFL Property Claire O'Shea – Principal Engineering Lead for Commercial Development, TFL Property Mary-Ann Clarke – Director, AECOM EDI & Youth Pavilion09:15 – 10:15 Equitable Procurement & Social Value: Embedding Skills, Diversity & Resilience in Real Estate and Infrastructure Supply Chains The BAME Planners Network, Royal Town Planning Institution and Women in Planning will deliver an interaction session exploring skills, EDI and the built environment supply chain. Rethinking Places Stage09:30 – 10:30 One Size Fits No One – The Four Nations Levelling Up Perspectives, Challenges and Ideas Leaders from across England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales join forces to share their experiences of the levelling up process, discuss current obstacles to growth and share best practice ideas as UKREiiF presents a unique opportunity for all corners of the United Kingdom to connect. Speakers include: Kellie Beirne – Chief Executive, Cardiff Capital Region Tom Riordan – Chief Executive, Leeds City Council Industry in Focus09:30 – 10:30 Race to Market: The UK as a Science Superpower Join Wates and industry leading experts in a panel discussion around the Race to Market and issues the industry faces delivering high-quality buildings for the Life Sciences sector without compromising net zero carbon, design and talent. An insight into why these themes are pivotal in keeping the UK as a Science super power. Sponsored by Wates. Harworth Group Pavilion09:30 – 10:30 Investment Zones and Reviving Local Economies In the Budget there was an update around the new Investment Zones, albeit under a new Prime Minister the initial focus has somewhat shifted. How will the newly proposed sites fair, and how can we positively move forward with sites initially identified but not selected as investment zones? Speakers include: Oliver Coppard – Mayor, South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority Melanie Leech CBE – Chief Executive, British Property Federation Robin Earl – Group Executive Director, Advance Northumberland Lloyds Banking Group Pavilion09:30 – 10:15 Focus on North East: Paving the Way For UK Net Zero The panel will discuss how the North East can grasp the significant opportunity for growth and investment through industrial decarbonisation, off-shore wind, carbon capture and hydrogen production, and tackle some of the barriers to achieving North East Net Zero. Speakers include: Gary Chapman – Head of North East Region Corporate and Institutional Banking, Lloyds Bank Jen Hartley – Director, Invest Newcastle Jamie Driscoll – Mayor, North of Tyne Combined Authority Newsroom Stage09:30 – 10:30 The True Cost of Offsite The terms innovation, road to net zero and tackling the cost of living are common place on the UK built environment landscape but the role of MMC in addressing these challenges is often overlooked. This session asks can we afford not to use offsite in the drive to developing at pace and maintaining greener principles. Sponsored by Platform Housing Group. Speakers include: Chair: Trina Chakravarti – Project Director, Building Better Katie Gilmartin – Head of Business Development and Innovation, Platform Housing Group Anne Daw – Head of MMC Delivery, HLM Architects Karl Ventre – Managing Director, Starship Modular The Cinema Stage09:30 – 10:30 Berkshire Local Enterprise Partnership – Regional Showcase Taking place on The Cinema Stage – dedicated to showcasing investment, development and regeneration opportunities – this session will hear from regional stakeholders on the opportunities in Berkshire. Sponsored by Berkshire Local Enterprise Partnership. Wellington Suite Stage09:30 – 10:30 Putting The S in ESG: Building a Sustainable Future With Your Community This session will look at how businesses can work collaboratively to achieve more effective outcomes for our communities, providing a more grassroots approach to improving the energy efficiency of housing stock, macro-issues and bottom-up initiatives which can help us put the S into the ESG agenda. Sponsored by Commonplace. Speakers include: Mike Saunders – CEO and Co-Founder, Commonplace Bek Seeley – Managing Director for Development (Europe), Lendlease Wesley Ankrah – Social Value Director, Savills Ellie Cosgrave – Director of CIC and Research, Publica Professor Sadie Morgan OBE – Commissioner, National Infrastructure Commission Beyond Net Zero Pavilion09:45 – 10:15 Understanding the Total Value and Impact of Projects in a Net Zero World The team from Keyland Developments and their partners highlight how they’re measuring long term environmental impact of their regeneration schemes and how it is influencing business decisions. Tiltyard Stage10:00 – 11:00 The Future of Urban Centres – Masterplanning For Future Towns and Cities This session explores the evolution of the high street, city centres and mixed use regen as we ask about the key ingredients for thriving urban heartlands as they consider shifting socio-economic climates and the demand for greener, smarter places. Sponsored by Kier Property. Speakers include: Chair: Fareen Lalani – Senior Development Director, Kier Property Danielle Gillespie – Director for Cities and Urban Conurbations, Homes England Mark Chivers – Director General, Government Property – Cabinet Office Paul Kitson – Strategic Director of Place, Prosperity & Sustainability, Birmingham City Council Sophie White – Sector Lead – Regeneration, Aviva Lara Newman – Chief Executive, LocatED Places for Life Pavilion10:00 – 10:45 Moda Living and Knight Frank Market Insight Launch Join guests from across both organisations as they launch an exclusive new report relating to the Build to Rent sector, featuring brand new insights into how ESG and operational data are impacting investor appetite from around the globe. Fringe Programme10:00 – 11:00 A Decade of Transformation in Leeds City Centre: What Next and How? Over the last decade Leeds has doubled the size of its city centre through the regeneration of the 253-ha South Bank site. This session will reflect on the journey and the opportunities to come. Venue: Department Leeds Dock, 4 The Boulevard, Leeds LS10 1PZ To register interest in attending contact: christopher.brown@leeds.gov.uk Bury Theatre10:15 – 11:15 Empowering The People! This session explores how regeneration supports local employment prospects, engages harder to reach community groups and provides a stimulus for economic growth. With the roll out of Local Skills Plans and the pressing shortage of people trained to support the green agenda, delegates are joined by an array of senior built environment leaders who are approaching the challenges differently. Sponsored by Willmott Dixon. Speakers include: Chair: Sarah Fraser – Head of Willmott Dixon Foundation, Willmott Dixon Rob Heasman – Chief Executive Officer, The Earls Court Development Company Nicolle Ndiweni – Inward Investment and Business Expansion Specialist, Invest in Nottingham Helen Horne – Managing Director, OxPlace Cllr Adam Jogee – Cabinet Member for Economic Development, Jobs, and Community Cohesion, London Borough of Haringey JLL Pavilion10:15 – 11:15 The Future of Cities Tomorrow’s cities need to be designed with people, sustainability and innovation front of mind – and the CBD is at the heart of this. We discuss the opportunities and interventions that are needed and ask how the real estate industry can support their development and growth, whilst generating value for all areas of society. Speakers include: Laira Roberts – Director – Strategic Development Consulting, JLL Simon Delahunty-Forrest – Assistant Director Development Planning, Birmingham City council Carolyn Plozynski – Head of Regeneration and Economy, Oxford City Council Beyond Net Zero Pavilion10:30 – 11:15 Cultivating a Green Economy and Green Industry Delegates are joined by a mixture of built environment sector leaders and the industrial ecosystem whom they support to discuss key steps for delivering a green economy. Western Gateway Pavilion10:30 – 11:30 The UK’s Green Energy Super Cluster With the UK’s first cross border Hydrogen Ecosystem, an independent commission to explore sustainable energy in the Severn and strengths in Nuclear power, the Western Gateway has a huge opportunity as the UK’s most sustainable powerhouse. Find out why their innovative and skilled communities are ready to power the UK’s journey to Net Zero. Speakers include: Paul Moorby OBE – Chair, Swindon and Wiltshire Local Enterprise Partnership Nicola Somerville – Head of Development and Inclusive Growth, Cardiff Capital Region Roger Hoare – Head of Environment, West of England Combined Authority EDI & Youth Pavilion10:30 – 12:30 Engaging the Youth Voice in Shaping Planning We dive into a case study which involves young people and the Morley Towns Fund – in partnership with Ahead Partnership. Industry in Focus10:45 – 11:45 Exploring Single-Family Rental's Role in Building the Communities of Tomorrow As towns and cities across the UK grapple with delivering affordable, high quality dwellings for their inhabitants, this session explores the role investment in single family rental development could play in solving the housing crisis and catalysing growth. Sponsored by Placefirst. Speakers include: David Mawson – Chief Executive, Placefirst Jennifer Murray – Head of Institutional Investment, Homes England Ben Pile – Head of European Residential Investing and Asset Management, Barings Rethinking Places Stage11:00 – 12:00 Coventry City Council – Regeneration and Development Showcase Meet the senior team from Coventry City Council as they discuss the unlimited potential of their city while also announcing new and excited development projects alongside their partners. This session is sponsored by Coventry City Council. Harworth Group Pavilion11:00 – 12:00 Effective Ways to Fund Sustainable Development Funding plays a multidimensional role in regeneration, including supporting critical infrastructure, investing in sustainable energy solutions and, from an investor lens, gaining investment exposure to high quality sustainable commercial and residential products. Increasingly, funds have been active in this space recognising how their allocations can play an active role in accelerating schemes and promote the delivery of sustainable real estate. Join our panel members as they discuss how they perceive the current investment landscape and the role they play, alongside other key public sector funds, in regeneration. Speakers include: Kitty Patmore – Chief Financial Officer, Harworth Group Dr Aileen Jones – Executive Director – Investment and Delivery, Liverpool City Region Combined Authority Bethany Carter – Head of Regional and Local Economic Growth, UK Infrastructure Bank Yvonne Ambo – Senior Transactions Manager (Long Income Funds), Legal & General Lloyds Banking Group Pavilion11:00 – 11:45 Regenerating the Commercial Real Estate Landscape Come and join a session to discuss the challenges and opportunities involved in Commercial Real Estate Regeneration. A panel of experts will be discussing: The challenges to deliver and how do you overcome to secure successful delivery. Who are the important stakeholders and how do you bring them along on the journey and what does good look like. Speakers include: Caroline Snowden – Managing Director Private Groups, Lloyds Bank Chris Sood-Nicholls – Managing Director, Regional Regeneration, Commercial Banking, Lloyds Banking Group Sustainable Futures Pavilion11:00 – 12:00 UK 2070 Commission – Where Next? Join Lord Kerslake and his 2070 Commission Leaders to discuss progress and the future. More information to follow. Wellington Suite Stage11:00 – 12:00 Is Yorkshire Open for Business and Ready for Growth? This lively debate will look at how Yorkshire is positioned – is it truly open for business and ready for growth? The level of interest in the regions real estate market seems to suggest so, and the panel will discuss the development hotspots, challenges facing investors and the role that infrastructure and transport investment has to play in delivering growth. Sponsored by Spawforths. Speakers include: David Rolinson – Chairman, Spawforths Kersten England – Chief Executive, Bradford Council Adrian Spawforth – Managing Director, Spawforths Tamsin Hart-Jones – Head of Cities and Major Conurbations, Homes England Cllr Shabir Pandor – Leader, Kirklees Council Shannon Conway – Residential Director, Glenbrook Kate Martin – Executive Director of Place, Sheffield City Council Ed Catchpole – Regional Director – Yorkshire & Central, Harworth Ben Rodgers – Head of Regeneration, Legal and General Newsroom Stage11:00 – 12:00 What are the Key Ingredients for Successful Spatial Strategies and Masterplans? Join the Arcadis team and several major policy makers, developers and end users for a high level interactive session. Sponsored by Arcadis. Speakers include: Chair – Aydin Zorlutuna – Senior Technical Director, Arcadis The Cinema Stage11:00 – 12:00 Stirling: Alive with Opportunity A university city that embraces growth and innovation while maintaining historic and cultural heritage – where better than to be involved in regeneration, business growth and Community Wealth Building initiatives? We look at the ambitious growth plans for the region and why Stirling is a frontrunner for investable opportunities. Sponsored by Stirling Council. Bury Theatre11:15 – 11:45 West Midlands Investment Prospectus Launch – Why The West Midlands? Some of the regions major players who are set to be heavily involved in the region’s future will join us on stage to reveal the details around their investment prospectus. Speakers include: Chair: Ros Barclay – Director, Coverdale Barclay Andy Street – Mayor, West Midlands Combined Authority Sophie White – Sector Lead – Regeneration, Aviva Stuart Penn – Regional Managing Director, Lovell Tiltyard Stage11:15 – 12:15 Defining and Delivering Next Generation Green Infrastructure As the UK marches towards a more sustainable future the delivery of Green Infrastructure becomes even more vital; but what should investors, developers and masterplanners be considering? This session offers solutions and ideas to support policy and delivery. Sponsored by Calfordseaden. Speakers include: Chair: Dr Chris Marien – Partner, Calfordseaden Rachel Fisher – Deputy Director, Department for Environment Food & Rural Affairs (DEFRA) Felicity Masefield – Sustainability Lead, Native Land Nick Lakin – Group Director for Corporate Affairs, Kingfisher Amy Harhoff – Corporate Director Regeneration Economy and Growth, Durham County Council Dr Maria Carvalho – Head of Climate Economics and Data, NatWest Juliemma McLoughlin – Executive Director of Environment, City of London Corporation Beyond Net Zero Pavilion11:30 – 12:15 Tomorrow’s Net Zero – Avoiding a Cop Out, Turning Talk into Outcomes Senior voices across policy, regeneration and infrastructure frame key asks of UK government ahead of COP 28. JLL Pavilion11:30 – 12:30 Living in the Developments of the Future Central to every build to rent scheme are the tenants who live there – but what do they want? This session will reflect on JLL data that identifies the needs and expectations of tenants and the extent to which this will influence future development requirements. Speakers include: Jason Hogg – Director – Residential & Development Land, JLL Katherine Russell – Head of Build to Rent, John Lewis Partnership Rebecca Legrew Hesse – Managing Director for Commercial, Citra Living Places for Life Pavilion11:30 – 12:15 Sheds Appeal Delegates are joined by guests from the sheds and logistics industry to talk about why location priorities are shifting in modern Britain. Bury Theatre11:45 – 12:45 Taking Devolution Further – A National Priority or a Case For Status Quo? As government agrees new deals across the country, this session explores whether devolution is a necessity for meeting regeneration challenges or whether it should be a tool to be used sparingly. Delegates are joined by regions at different stages of their devolution journey to share insights, learnings and ambitions for the future. Sponsored by Browne Jacobson. Speakers include: Chair: Laura Hughes – Head of Public Law, Browne Jacobson Andy Street – Mayor, West Midlands Combined Authority Vivienne Clements – Executive Director, HBD Jessica Bowles – Director of Strategy, Bruntwood Mel Barrett – Chief Executive, Nottingham City Council Oliver Coppard – Mayor, South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority Western Gateway Pavilion12:00 – 14:00 Western Gateway Leader and Partners Meet and Greet Meet partners from across South Wales and Western England to find out more about the great investment opportunities exist across the geography. Be a part of the UK’s future growth in the Western Gateway! Beyond Net Zero Pavilion12:15 – 13:30 UK Business Council for Sustainable Development – Members and Guests Lunch Networking lunch event hosted by the UKBCSD. This event is invite only. To register your interest email: UKBCSDmember@ukbcsd.co.uk Fringe Programme12:15 – 13:45 Core Cities Lunch An opportunity for delegates at the event to network and connect with the key players from the Core Cities network – a network bringing together the cities of Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle, Nottingham and Sheffield. Venue: Department Leeds Dock, 4 The Boulevard, Leeds LS10 1PZ This event is invite only. Harworth Group Pavilion12:30 – 13:30 Young Surveyors Lunch Reception By Invite only. Express an invite via jmawbey@harworthgroup.com EDI & Youth Pavilion12:30 – 13:30 In Conversation With… Young professionals are joined by senior leaders within the industry to discuss their aims for EDI and the youth agenda. Sustainable Futures Pavilion12:30 – 13:30 ‘Talking ‘bout my Generation’ – Next Generation Research Launch ‘How do the next generation feel about where they live? What does a levelled up future mean to them and what skills will they need to help them compete? Atkins hosts a special panel event featuring 16-21 year olds who tell us about their hopes and expectations for the future – both for themselves and for the places where they live. Also present to answer their questions are a hand-picked panel of experts. VIP Glassbox12:30 – 14:00 Birmingham Knowledge Quarter Roundtable At an exclusive lunchtime roundtable in The VIP Glass Box, Birmingham City Council will be making an exciting announcement about the future of Birmingham’s Knowledge Quarter alongside Aston University and Bruntwood SciTech. Together, we’ll be discussing our shared ambition to create a world leading innovation district in the city and unveiling the exciting next steps as this vision is brought to life. This event is invitation only. Please contact Marie-Helene.Matthews@birmingham.gov.uk to enquire. Tiltyard Stage12:45 – 13:45 The Future of Active Travel – Are We Doing Enough to Deliver Sustainable Urban Mobility Solutions? The second national cycling and walking investment strategy commits £2bn of funding for kickstarting or encouraging active travel schemes in UK towns and cities. This session explores how that money is best spent and what else is needed to reduce the reliance on cars, trains and buses while improving public health. Sponsored by Arcadis. Speakers include: Chair – Vivian Ronald – Technical Director, Arcadis Graham Grant – Director of Planning, Active Travel England Rachel Toms – Director of Urbanism, Sustrans Rupert Furness – Deputy Director for Active Travel, Department for Transport Sefinat Otaru – Development Project Manager, Cross River Partnership Kate Morris – Head of Transport Planning, Leeds City Council Industry in Focus12:45 – 13:45 Real Estate Is Fixed. Its Time It Was Broken. The landscape in real estate has experienced seismic shifts in recent years, with the world, market and stakeholders expectations changing. This session will look to challenge the existing paradigms of “how things have been done” to share a new perspective for unlocking better returns across commercial real estate. Sponsored by Quarterback. Speakers include: Chair: Jessica Middleton-Pugh – Editor, React News Philip Nell – Director of Property and Investment, Birmingham City Council Jim Garvey – Co-Founder & CEO, Quarterback Sally Duggleby – Vice President of Capital Deployment & Leasing, Prologis Heather Topel – Director of Development, Grosvenor Enrico Sanna – CEO, The Office Group Rethinking Places Stage13:00 – 14:00 Doncaster: The Location For Business Think you know Doncaster? As the newest city in the North of England, we are not afraid to do things differently. We are ambitious, forward thinking and passionate about our place. Our aspirations are high, but our opportunities are vast. We have the location, connectivity, people and a prime investment portfolio. Come and hear why Doncaster is THE place to do business, and how you can share our mission to enable thriving people, places and planet. Together we can realise trailblazing opportunities that are simply hard to beat. Sponsored by City of Doncaster Council. Ros Jones – Mayor, Doncaster City Council Tariq Shah – Director, Vigo Group Helen McLoughlin – Development Director, Waystone Damien Allen – Chief Executive, City of Doncaster Council Jason Stowe – Managing Director, Wilton Developments JLL Pavilion13:00 – 14:30 Key Cities Leaders Reception in Partnership with UKREiiF Leadership from across the UK Key Cities Network discuss their organisation’s key missions for the next 12 months and make themselves available for networking. This event is invite only. To register interest in attending contact: matt.christie@built-environment-networking.com Speakers include: Chair: John Searle – Strategic Director of Place, Salford City Council Cllr George Duggins – Leader, Coventry City Council Cllr Susan Hinchcliffe – Leader, City of Bradford Council Nick Gerrard – Growth and Prosperity Programme Director, Blackpool Council Cllr Caroline Jackson – Leader, Lancaster City Council Adrian Phillips – Chief Executive, Preston City Council Cllr Shabir Pandor – Leader, Kirklees Council Cllr Lorna Fielker – Deputy Leader, Southampton City Council Ros Jones – Mayor, Doncaster City Council Fahmida Nisa – UKREiiF Host, Built Environment Networking Cllr Martin Terry – Deputy Leader, Southend-on-Sea City Council Cllr Graeme Miller – Leader, Sunderland City Council Newsroom Stage13:00 – 14:00 New is Good, But Old is Better – Why Retrofit is Fundamental to Achieving Net Zero With climate change arguably the greatest challenge the real estate industry faces, this panel looks to address the issue of reuse and retrofitting buildings – to hear why it’s not valued to same as new-build, and how reuse and retrofit is actually key to achieving net zero. Sponsored by Heyne Tillet Steel. Speakers include: Chair – David Miller – Associate Director, Heyne Tillett Steel Matt Weaver – Vice President, Fabrix Professor Sadie Morgan OBE – Commissioner, National Infrastructure Commission Basil Demeroutis – Managing Partner, FORE Partnership Becca Heron – Strategic Director for Growth and Development, Manchester City Council David Smith-Milne – Founder and CEO, Place Capital Group Cheryl Hiles – Director of Energy Capital, West Midlands Combined Authority Aisling McNulty – Development Director, Bruntwood Wellington Suite Stage13:00 – 14:00 Sustainability on the High Street In the face of ongoing economic uncertainty and increasing demand for services, how can industry better collaborate to deliver long-term, sustainable solutions which reinvigorate tired high streets to create new definitions of ‘place’? This session shares ideas from a several sector leaders. Sponsored by Kier Construction. Speakers include: Louisa Finlay – Chief People Officer, Kier Construction Pat Ritchie CBE – Chair, Government Property Agency Mark Robinson – Chair, High Streets Task Force Rebeca Guzman Vidal – Group Head of Retail Strategy, Chelsfield Lucy Wilkins – Deputy Director, Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Mike Green – Chief Executive, Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council Fringe Programme13:00 – 14:00 Delivering Infrastructure in Partnership The Integrated Rail Plan for the North and Midlands, published November 2021, committed £96bn to rail infrastructure. The region believes it’s vital this investment is made to improve productivity and economic growth. This roundtable will look to drive forward progress with key regional and national leaders. This event is invite only. To register an interest in attending contact: matt.christie@built-environment-networking.com Bury Theatre13:45 – 14:45 Delivering Better Housing, Faster Is the UK doing enough to tackle chronic housing shortages? What sort of residential development is needed to create inclusive and vibrant communities? How can it be delivered a practicable and sustainable manner? This session brings together policy voices and development experts to outline the size and scope of the task ahead. Sponsored by Greystar. Speakers include: Chair: Mark Allnutt – Executive Director – Europe, Greystar Ben Barbanel – Head of Debt Finance, OakNorth Geeta Nanda – Chair, G15 Matt Chandler – Managing Director, Godwin Developments Kerry Bollington – Head of Housing Growth and Delivery, Sheffield City Council Alison Crofton – National Development Director, Homes England Beyond Net Zero Pavilion13:45 – 14:00 Research Report Launch – UK Business Council for Sustainable Development The UKBCSD team will launch an insightful and industry leading report – more details to be shared shortly. Industry in Focus14:00 – 15:00 Rethinking Regen: How Can We Deliver for Our Communities? Several businesses have embarked on a research initiative exploring the positive outcomes successful regeneration schemes can achieve. This session will explore the findings and look at how UK cities are approaching regeneration to empower their local economies. Sponsored by Trowers & Hamlins LLP. Tiltyard Stage14:00 – 15:00 Economies of Culture and Sport: Analysing Impact and Opportunities of Creative and Recreation Industry Investment and Development Britain is renowned globally as a home for sport, film, music, arts and heritage. This session explores how the built environment can collaborate with creative and sporting sectors to deliver world class placemaking projects across the UK and how these schemes can be a catalyst for inclusive growth. Sponsored by Planit-IE. Speakers include: Cllr Ian Ward – Leader, Birmingham City Council Steve Harrington – Planning Director, Regal London Shanaz Gulzar – Creative Director, Bradford 2025 John Alexander – Leader, Dundee City Council Gretta Starks – Head of Regeneration, Rider Levett Bucknall Harworth Group Pavilion14:00 – 15:00 Sustainable Building in Industrial and Logistics – Has the Green Premium Materialised? As the need for green assets increases, who should pay for making buildings sustainable? Modern and sustainable buildings in the sector accounted for close to 90% of leasing transactions in 2022 – join exports who’ll discuss green premiums, brown discounts and what to expect next from the sector. Speakers include: Peter Henry – Director of Sustainability, Harworth Group Lloyds Banking Group Pavilion14:00 – 14:45 Focus on Liverpool: Opportunities for Investment and Partnership Liverpool has a thriving innovation district, centred on the Knowledge Quarter, and which is occupied by a range of organisations spanning medical research to music. This session explores how can the city further support the growth of its existing and also its newest companies to enable it to forge ahead with developing its knowledge economy? Chair: Chris Sood-Nicholls – Managing Director, Regional Regeneration, Commercial Banking, Lloyds Banking Group EDI & Youth Pavilion14:00 – 15:00 Young Voices + Shaping Places Young people want to have a voice in shaping the places around them and yet are one of the most under-represented groups in planning – even in the areas with a higher proportion of them such as universities and colleges. Why is that? This session explores how we can highlight the power young people have in the future of place, economic funding and collaboration across the industry. Speakers include: Lauryn Brown – Growth Marketing Manager, Commonplace Rachel Arthur – Chartered Electrical Engineer, Mott MacDonald Catriona Stamper – Graduate Transport Planner, Mott MacDonald Laetitia Lucy – Senior Consultant, ARUP Places for Life Pavilion14:00 – 14:45 Safety First An interactive session exploring how the industry can embrace the Building Safety Act. Rethinking Places Stage14:15 – 15:15 Earls Court Development Company Session: How Development is Responding to the Climate Emergency From trialling emerging green technology and innovation solutions to changing habits within building techniques, materials and approaches. This session looks at how net zero can feed into and complement the growth agenda, delivering investment, new skills and jobs – whilst looking how ECDC are already leading ambitious plans to go beyond net zero – through the use of energy networks, biodiversity and regenerative materials. Sponsored by Earls Court Development Company. Beyond Net Zero Pavilion14:15 – 15:00 Picking Up The Pace – Green Transition, Finance and Innovation High level industry leaders discuss the state of play with the global green transition and whether we’re on target for the 2050 net zero goal. The Cinema Stage14:15 – 15:15 Shaping Devolution – £1bn an East Midlands Opportunity Your opportunity to discuss and shape the newest and largest combined authority devolution deal and what this will bring to investors and developers. This is your chance to participate in an interactive and engaging session on how the East Midlands can best leverage £38m per year over 30 years. Sponsored by D2N2 LEP. Speakers include Sir Chris Harworth – Chairman, East Midlands Development Corporation Newsroom Stage14:15 – 15:15 Lancashire – Opportunities Showcase Taking place on The Newsroom – dedicated to showcasing investment, development and regeneration opportunities – this session will hear from regional stakeholders on the opportunities in Lancashire. Sponsored by Invest in Lancashire. Wellington Suite Stage14:15 – 15:15 MRI Software Session An exciting session will be put on by our event partner who will share details shortly on the session. Sponsored by MRI Software. Western Gateway Pavilion14:30 – 15:30 Scaling up the Western Gateway Innovative, sustainable and ambitious, where could South Wales and Western England could be in the next 50 years. Find out how the area is planning for the future and how the rest of the UK can benefit. Sustainable Futures Pavilion14:30 – 15:30 Climate & Smart Cities – Creating Thriving Places To raise awareness of the Climate Smart Cities programme to generate thriving places for nature and people. Linked to the Mayoral priorities of Project 1000, Net Zero transition. Tackling the structural deficit in social housing provision, role of MMC, navigating competing priorities, generating evergreen funding. The role of digital twins and technology to enable integrated decision making and enable credible investment and financing. Speakers include: Chair: Zoe Metcalfe – Client Director, Atkins VIP Glassbox14:30 – 15:30 Shaping the Cities of Tomorrow: Emerging Leaders Debate As the world continues to evolve, so do our cities and the way we live and work. This private debate will explore the future of cities and the role that sustainability, the environment and our changing use of buildings and transport systems will play in shaping that future. Sponsored by Bidwells This event is invite only. Speakers include: Chair: Professor Greg Clark – Chair, Connected Places Catapult Lisa Bulmer – Associate, Natural Capital, Bidwells Jonathan Wright – Partner Commercial Building Surveying, Bidwells Yogita Popat – Assistant Director of Sustainability, London Borough of Barnet Rob Beatson – Partner, Business Space Agency, Bidwells Billy Palmer – Principle Planner, Bidwells Fringe Programme14:30 – 17:00 Gary Neville: Business Thought Leadership With Q&A Session This exclusive event goes into the mindset of one of England’s leading figures – following a successful career at Manchester United, Gary Neville is now a hugely successful businessman as well as being a leading public figure. Gary will be sharing a presentation and giving insight into his success, with open Q&A. This event is strictly invite only. Speakers include: Gary Neville – Director, Zerum and Mosodi Bury Theatre15:00 – 16:00 Tackling The Energy Crisis – Delivering Regen with Clean, Green Solutions Striking the balance between supply and sustainability while supporting major development is proving to be one of the UK’s most pressing issues. This session explores the key challenges for keeping the nations lights on, generating clean, affordable energy in the short, medium and long term and how regeneration schemes will adapt in the coming years. Speakers include: Mark Burrows – Head of Europe for Capital Formation and Investor Engagement, Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners Myles Kitcher – Managing Director, Peel NRE Chris Lovatt – Chief Operating Officer – UK Solutions, E.ON Georgina Penfold – Director, Inspired Energy Katherine Bennett CBE – Chair, Western Gateway JLL Pavilion15:00 – 16:00 Legacy After Completion – A Focus on Direct Delivery A wave of direct delivery from Local Authorities, working in partnership with the private sector, has resulted in schemes being delivered across the country. Far from being a quick fix, these homes represent a response to the housing crisis and commitment to local communities – so what will be the legacy of these schemes after completion? Speakers include: Hannah Noble – Director for Public Sector Residential Development, JLL Kate Ives – Strategic Growth Director, Countryside David Lunts – Chief Executive Officer, Old Oak & Park Royal Development Corporation Barbara Richarson – Managing Director, Square Roots Fringe Programme15:00 – 16:00 Affordable Housing in Leeds – Doubling Delivery by 2030 In 2022 Leeds delivered more affordable homes than any other core city, yet we know there is more to do. This event looks at how we will deliver on the ambitions set out in Leeds City Council’s Affordable Housing Growth Action Plan. Venue: Department Leeds Dock, 4 The Boulevard, Leeds LS10 1PZ To register interest in attending contact: christopher.brown@leeds.gov.uk Industry in Focus15:15 – 16:15 We Have Set Our Net Zero Targets, Now How the Hell Do We Get There? We’ve set our net zero carbon targets and pathways but the real challenge now is how to turn our ambitions into reality. Join this cross-industry panel discussion and learn from the experiences of a portfolio investor, a real estate owner and a local authority who have all set themselves challenging net zero carbon targets as they transition from initial intent to delivery and achievement. Panel Chair, Robin Pritchett will also provide insight into Cundall’s own process, the lessons learnt from working with clients and what success can look like. Sponsored by Cundall. Speakers include: Paul Stewart – Head of Property, Newcastle City Council Tiltyard Stage15:15 – 16:15 Taking Offsite and MMC Mainstream – Now or Never, Why and How The UK’s built environment sector has a hot and cold relationship with MMC. Challenges around practicality, cost, scalability and quality persist, yet offsite construction remains a key pillar within national delivery policy. This session coalesces voices from different areas of the debate in the hope of giving clarity and direction going forward. Sponsored by BoKlok. Speakers include: Fergus Harradence – Deputy Director – Infrastructure & Construction, Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Victoria Hills – Chief Executive, Royal Town Planning Institute Dr Paul Hampton – Head of Department – Built Environment, University of Wolverhampton Gaynor Tennant – Chair, Offsite Alliance Mark Farmer – UK Government Champion for MMC, Cast Consulting Beyond Net Zero Pavilion15:15 – 16:00 Building Sustainable Communities and Creating Value Sir Robert McAlpine and South West London and St George’s Mental Health NHS Trust share lessons from our Springfield Village project. Hear stories about how the NHS Trust set out a vision to generate capital for new hospital buildings from its underused site by putting mental health at the heart of a new residential community and how Sir Robert McAlpine development and construction partners brought that vision to life. Rethinking Places Stage15:30 – 16:30 Standing Out in the Crowd – Unlocking the Untapped Potential of UK Hidden Gems The spirit of UKREiiF is defined by giving different places – no matter size or resource- the opportunity to connect with investment or talk about how they’re approaching regeneration differently. This session discusses the challenges of competing with major metropolitan locations and whether the current approach to levelling up works for them. This session is available to sponsor. Speakers include: Michelle Sacks – Deputy Chief Executive, Boston Borough Council Alan Denby – Director Pride of Place, Torbay Council Karen Hirst – Managing Director, Maple Grove Developments Jonathan Martin – Director of Inward Investment, London Borough of Waltham Forest Pooja Agrawal – Chief Executive Officer, Public Practice Lloyds Banking Group Pavilion15:30 – 16:15 Investing in Tech Businesses The tech sector is one of the UK’s largest sectors by GVA and is growing at a higher rate than any other. The UK government has recently signalled its own acknowledgement of the importance of Tech, through the formation of the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, the panel will be discussing why investing in Tech businesses is so critical. Speakers include: Chair: Steve Harris – National Head of Tech, Lloyds Bank Eve Roodhouse – Chief Officer for Culture and Economy, Leeds City Council Kirsty Rutter – Group Strategic Investment Director, Lloyds Bank Wellington Suite Stage15:30 – 16:30 Is Everything You Thought About Consultation Wrong? Consultation and engagement is crucial but often overlooked – but it’s fundamental to delivering schemes on time and on budget. Are common approaches resulting in delays, failures and frustrations? This session will feature a new report from Counter Context testing long-standing assumptions on dos and don’ts. Sponsored by Counter Context. The Cinema Stage15:30 – 16:30 Stockport – Regional Showcase Taking place on The Cinema Stage – dedicated to showcasing investment, development and regeneration opportunities – this session will hear from regional stakeholders on the opportunities in Stockport. Sponsored by Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council. Newsroom Stage15:30 – 16:30 Designing From District to Doorknob – The Realities of Delivering Net Zero at Every Level Designing and delivering Net Zero is no longer a choice, it’s a necessity. Success relies on many things from collaboration, holistic approaches and behavioural changes, all of which will be explored as we look at the challenges we face, the potential solutions and how we can make things happen….quickly! Sponsored by Civic Engineers. Jessica Dialdas – Senior Development Manager, Stories Western Gateway Pavilion16:00 – 17:00 Western Gateway Leaders Drinks Reception Join the decision makers from across the Western Gateway for informal networking and drinks to round off day two of UKREiiF. EDI & Youth Pavilion16:00 – 17:00 A Celebration of the David Oluwale Bridge: “A Bridge To Sunshine, Happiness and Hope” A stunning new bridge has been opened in Leeds to honour the legacy of a man who died after being racially harassed – and during this hour we bridge together those who championed his legacy and helped bring the bridge forward – followed by music and Mocktails. Fringe Programme16:00 – 19:30 39 Essex Chambers Drinks Reception 39 Essex Chambers – a leading Planning, Environmental, Construction and Property set, comprising of leading barristers who’ve been involved in some of the biggest and most significant Real Estate and Infrastructure projects in the UK host an afternoon fringe with refreshments. Venue: Water Lane Boathouse, Canal Wharf, Holbeck, Leeds LS11 5PS To request to attend this event click here Beyond Net Zero Pavilion16:15 – 18:00 Sir Robert McAlpine VIP Drinks Reception The UK Business Council for Sustainable Development’s Pavilion will round off day two with an informal drinks and networking session. For more details email: laura.mckinney@srm.com JLL Pavilion16:30 – 17:15 Addressing Affordable Housing Challenges A significant undersupply of good quality affordable housing continues to be a major challenge across the UK. This session will draw upon JLL research to explore the barriers to new development for traditional providers, competing priorities and the opportunity for significant investment into the affordable housing space. Speakers include: Richard Petty – Valuation Advisory for Head of UK Living, JLL Fringe Programme16:30 – 21:00 Drinks with Lambert Smith Hampton and Connells Group Join Lambert Smith Hampton and Connells Group for Food and Drink after day two of UKREiiF. Venue: Lost & Found, Albion Place, LS1 6JL To register visit: https://r1.dotdigital-pages.com/p/14MT-13RN/food-and-drinks-with-lambert-smith-hampton-connells-group?pfredir=1 Fringe Programme16:30 – 17:30 Lichfields Heritage-Led Regeneration Tour Join Lichfields for an enjoyable and stimulating walking tour at UKREiiF – starting at the Royal Armouries and exploring how successful regeneration continues to transform the area – with the tour heading to the historic Adelphi Leeds pub to wrap up with refreshments and networking. Venue: Start at Royal Armouries. To request to attend this event click here Fringe Programme16:30 – 19:00 How is UK Investment Influenced by Net-Zero? Turner & Townsend is hosting an exciting panel debate exploring the impact of UK investment on real estate and infrastructure, and examining how the transition to net-zero is creating a stronger and more resilient economy. Venue: The Hilton, Neville Street, Leeds, LS1 4BX Date: 17th May from 16:30-19:00 Register your interest in attending by emailing: leedsrsvps@turntown.co.uk Speakers include: Chair: Lucy Howard – Head of UK Infrastructure Markets, Turner and Townsend Ben Still – Managing Director, West Yorkshire Combined Authority Angela Barnicle – Chief Officer for Asset Management and Regeneration, Leeds City Council Steve Lomas – Managing Director, UK Infrastructure Bank Anna Strongman – Chief Executive Officer – Development, University of Oxford Ben Brinded – Head of Investment, The Crown Estate VIP Glassbox17:00 – 18:30 Inaugural Meeting of the 'Government Property Forum' in Partnership With UKREiiF A unique opportunity to engage with property professionals at the highest level of government, the ‘Government Property Forum’ will allow leaders in the property industry to build relationships and debate important issues with senior civil servants. This forum will be a place for developers, landowners, and workspace providers in the private sector to meet with the Government Chief Property Officer for an informal discussion of shared challenges and opportunities. The Office of Government Property provides leadership and strategic direction for the full public estate, comprising more than 130,000 built assets across the nations. The new Government Property Strategy set out ambitions to transform places and services; to create an estate that is smaller, better and greener; which is managed in a professional and increasingly commercial way. Please contact kevin.maccallum@cabinetoffice.gov.uk to express an interest in attending. Fringe Programme17:00 – 20:00 Craft Ale and Cocktails at Troup Bywaters + Anders Drinks Reception Join Troup Bywaters + Anders at SALT Leeds City taproom for a light bite with local craft ales, cocktails or something softer to set you up for the evening ahead. Venue: 27-26 East Parade, Leeds, LS1 4GJ To reserve you place, visit: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/craft-ale-cocktails-at-troup-bywaters-anders-drinks-reception-tickets-530642976427 Fringe Programme17:00 – 20:00 The Embodied Carbon Conundrum – Radical Ideas to Tackle the Climate Crisis with the LDN Collective + Group Ginger + Zero Next Explore Group Ginger, Zero Next and the LDN Collective’s specially curated UKREiiF exhibition, participate in a fun, interactive pub style quiz and hear from an extra special VIP speaker to wind down at the end of day two. Location: Ginger Works, 42a Park Place, Leeds, LS12RY To register interest in attending contact: hello@ldn-collective.com Fringe Programme17:00 – 22:00 A Taste of LandTech @ Trinity Kitchen Wind down and get to know the team at LandTech over the finest street food in Leeds, complimentary drinks and live entertainment. Venue: Trinity Kitchen, 27 Albion St, Leeds, LS1 5ER For further details and booking please click here. Fringe Programme17:00 – 20:00 Authentic Ale and Networking at Tetley Brewery’s Original Flagship Pub You’re invited to join Lichfields for an evening of authentic ale and refreshing networking drinks! Whether you’re an ale aficionado or just looking to unwind after a long day, come mingle with like-minded professionals. We look forward to seeing you there! Venue: The Adelphi, Leeds, LS10 1JQ To register you interest in attending click here Fringe Programme17:00 – 21:00 Caddick Group and Moda Presents Fringe Party 2023 With live music, a DJ, food trucks, cocktails and IPA’s – join the teams at Caddick Group and Moda for their annual UKREiiF party. Venue: Moda, New York Square, SOYO Leeds, LS2 7BT This event is invite only. Fringe Programme18:00 – 22:00 Drinks and Nibbles with Willmott Dixon Join the Willmott Dixon team as they host a fringe event – a great networking opportunity to end proceedings on day two of UKREiiF. Venue: Green Room – Terrace, 36 Wellington Street, Leeds, LS1 2DE To register visit: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/willmott-dixon-ukreiif-fringe-event-2023-tickets-594594908377 Fringe Programme18:00 – 21:00 Games, Live Music and Food at The Tetley with Rhodar Join the Rhodar team at The Tetley – surrounded by Vastint’s amazing Aire Park project – for an entertaining evening of games, Live Music and great food to round off day two of UKREiiF. Enjoy free to enter games to spark some friendly competition, and a free drink on entry! Will we see your name on the leader boards? Venue: The Tetley, Hunslet Rd, Leeds, LS10 1JQ To register visit: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/547722692317 Fringe Programme18:00 – 21:00 Wakefield: Open for Business and Ready for Growth – Investor Drinks & Dinner Join Spawforths & Wakefield Council, along with private sector partners, to discuss the attractive investment opportunities available in Wakefield. Venue: Grand Pacific at The Queens Hotel, City Square, Leeds, LS1 1PJ To register interest in attending contact: laura.young@spawforths.co.uk Fringe Programme18:30 – 21:30 RLB Roxy’s Ballroom Join RLB at Roxy’s Ballroom, where we’ll have an evening of networking and activities for those that wish to participate. Activities include shuffleboard, table tennis and pool. Refreshments will be available. Venue: Roxy’s Ballroom, 58 Boar Lane, Leeds LS1 6HW To register your interest in attending visit: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/VYZ8RS6 Fringe Programme18:30 – 21:00 Regeneration and the Next UK City of Culture – with UKBCSD, Bradford2025 and More Venue: No. 3, Sheaf Street, Leeds, LS10 1HD To express an interest in attending contact: bev.foster@bradford.gov.uk Fringe Programme19:00 – 21:00 Calfordseaden Dinner The team at Calfordseaden are hosting an invite only dinner to end proceedings on day two of UKREiiF. Venue: Ambiente Restaurant 36-38 The Calls, Leeds LS2 7EW To express interest in attending, please contact events@calfordseaden.com Filter by stage:View all locationsBury TheatreRethinking Places StageIndustry in FocusTiltyard StageBeyond Net Zero PavilionLloyds Banking Group PavilionHarworth Group PavilionJLL PavilionWestern Gateway PavilionEDI & Youth PavilionPlaces for Life PavilionSustainable Futures PavilionNewsroom StageThe Cinema StageWellington Suite StageFringe Programme Fringe Programme07:30 – 08:15 Yoga with Stantec At Stantec, we build healthy, equitable and sustainable communities that not only promote the physical health benefits associated with active travel, but also mental health benefits of keeping people connected – with their families, social activities and life opportunities. Wellbeing is at the heart of our company culture, and we would like to invite you to join us for some gentle yoga before the start of a busy conference day. Venue: Yoga Hero, The Boulevard, Leeds Dock, LS10 1PZ RSVP to danielle.shaw@stantec.com Fringe Programme07:45 – 09:30 Women in Property Breakfast – Vastint Aire Park Site Study Join this Women in Property breakfast event – with a presentation from the developers Vastint and the architectural team at their game-changing Aire Park project, with breakfast and a site visit, all in walking distance from the main UKREiiF event. Venue: The Tetley, Hunslet Road, Leeds, LS10 1JQ To register visit: https://www.womeninproperty.org.uk/events/2023/cpd-accredited-ukreiif-fringe-event-breakfast-and-vastint-aire-park-site-study/ Fringe Programme08:00 – 15:00 Enjoy a Coffee on Stantec At Stantec we care about and support communities, because they are our communities too. We are teaming up with local business North Star Coffee throughout the conference to help you recharge during a busy conference day. Visit North Star Coffee on your way to the event or between sessions and show your event badge to receive your free coffee. Venue: North Star Coffee, The Boulevard, Leeds Dock, LS10 1PZ Fringe Programme08:00 – 09:30 Building Female: Champions of Change Kickstart the final day of UKREiiF with a breakfast networking event hosted by Building Female – with a panel of inspiring property professionals who champion change and promote greater inclusivity across all aspects of the built environment. Venue: Department Leeds Dock, 4 The Boulevard, Leeds LS10 1PZ To register contact: buildingfemaleleeds@gmail.com Beyond Net Zero Pavilion09:00 – 09:45 Sustainable Cities – Investible, Place Based and Community Driven Delegates are joined by public sector leaders, developers, investors and community interest groups to discuss delivering sustainable bespoke solutions that suit individual towns and cities rather than a one size fits all template. Speakers include: Cllr Susan Hinchcliffe – Leader, City of Bradford Council EDI & Youth Pavilion09:00 – 10:00 Glasgow: The Feminist City This session showcases how Glasgow aims to become the first ‘Feminist City’. Some needs are gendered and the way cities are currently designs, some women and non-binary people feel they don’t cater for them. This looks into the potential future city – more street lighting, walkability, public services and more. Fringe Programme09:00 – 16:00 UKREiiF Charity Cycle Sportive; In Aid of Yorkshire Children's Charity Yorkshire is a great place to work, lice and excercise with some of the world’s most famous scenery. To celebrate this, the inaugural UKREiiF Charity Cycle Ride will take riders to some of these breathtaking sites on the best roads and through challenging climbs whilst raising money for the chosen charity – Yorkshire Children’s Charity. 100% of entry fees and donations go towards this cause, which has a clear mission to ensure no child or young person is left behind due to ill health, disability or financial circumstances. Register here: https://ridethestruggle.com/products/ukreiif-sportif The Cinema Stage09:15 – 10:15 Scottish Cities Alliance – National Opportunity Showcase Taking place on The Cinema Stage – dedicated to showcasing investment, development and regeneration opportunities – this session will hear from regional stakeholders on the opportunities in Scotland region. Sponsored by Scottish Cities Alliance. Industry in Focus09:30 – 10:30 Delivering Digital Britain – Connecting the UK to the World and Creating a More Inclusive Society The turn of the 2020’s has accelerated the need for reliable, world class, accessible digital infrastructure for both business and people. This session explores the next generation of requirements to grow the economy and leave no one behind. Speakers include: Paul Lewis – Director of European Data Centres, Principal Asset Management Anne McLister – Head of Digital Economy, Glasgow City Council Tony Doyle – Head of Digital and IT Futures, Blackpool Council Harworth Group Pavilion09:30 – 10:30 North Yorkshire Session With a population of more than 800,000 people and a GVA of over £20bn, York and North Yorkshire offers enormous potential, with growing bioeconomy and agri-tech sectors, a flourishing tourism industry, and major investments in clean energy. Follow the 2022 devolution deal we look at what’s next for the region. Speakers include: Chris Davidson – Associate Director (Major Projects), Harworth Group Lloyds Banking Group Pavilion09:30 – 10:15 Focus on Birmingham: Harnessing the Power of Regional Economies Birmingham is a world class, internationally-significant economy, underpinned by the UK’s youngest and most diverse population. A thriving City specialising in a mix of strong industry sectors in finance, life sciences, digital, automotive and aerospace making it more resilient to boom and bust. This session will explore how we harness our collective power to attract, develop and sustain a strong Regional Economy. Speakers include: Chair: Andrew Connors – Head of Sector and Region, Lloyds Banking Group Nicola Turner MBE – Director of Legacy, United By 2022 Legacy Charity Deborah Cadman OBE – Chief Executive, Birmingham City Council Wellington Suite Stage09:30 – 10:30 Beyond North vs South: Making Levelling Up Work for Everyone Is the current approach to levelling up sensible and productive? How can partnerships remove dependency from party political policy when it comes to delivering economic growth initiatives? Join a range of public and private sector leaders across the north and south divide to discuss solutions to making regional investment, nationally beneficial. Sponsored by L&Q. Speakers include: Chair: Fiona Fletcher-Smith – CEO, L&Q Darren Rodwell – Leader, London Borough of Barking and Dagenham Daljit Sandhu – Co-Founder and COO, Precede Capital Steven Boyd MBE – Chief Executive, Government Property Agency Tracy Harrison – Chief Executive, Northern Housing Consortium Tom Riordan – Chief Executive, Leeds City Council Newsroom Stage09:30 – 10:30 Weston Williamson Session An exciting session will be put on by our event partner who will share details shortly on the session. Sponsored by Weston Williamson Bury Theatre10:00 – 11:00 Innovation and Tech Districts – Designing and Delivering Catalysts for Investment and Economic Growth A high-level session exploring how different areas of the UK are bringing together research around emerging sectors, investment and development to deliver high growth economic hotspots which create jobs and industries of tomorrow. Sponsored by Plus X. Speakers include: Chair: Jen Hartley – Director, Invest Newcastle Mat Hunter – Co-Founder and CEO, Plus X Richard Lawrence – Director of Regeneration, City of Wolverhampton Council Esther Croft – Development Director, Reef Group Richard Caborn – Chair, Sheffield Legacy Park Deb Hetherington – Head Of Innovation, Bruntwood Carol Squires – Head of Employment, Skills and Development, Croydon Council Tiltyard Stage10:00 – 11:00 Creating Rural Powerhouses UK government is committing an initial round of funding worth £110m- with more to follow- to unlock regeneration and infrastructure in rural places as it looks to revitalise non-urban economies. This session explores some of the most exciting ideas taking hold across the country while giving attention to the intricacies face when bringing forward projects. Sponsored by Openreach. Speakers include: Chair: Matt Bateman – Director, Infrastructure Development, Openreach Tarah Gear – Director, Milligan Dorian Beresford – Chief Development Officer, EcoBos Jane Meek – Corporate Director of Economic Development, Carlisle City Council Peter Bachmann – Managing Director Sustainable Infrastructure, Gresham House Lee Davies – Deputy Director for Rural and Place, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) Beyond Net Zero Pavilion10:00 – 10:45 Mission Zero – Exploring the UK’s Progress to a Sustainable Future Delegates are joined by the Author of the independent review of Net Zero for an interactive, introspective session. Speakers include: Chris Skidmore MP – Member of Parliament and Former Education and Energy Minister, UK Government JLL Pavilion10:00 – 11:00 Implementing Nature and Biodiversity into Real Estate Drawing upon examples of nature and biodiversity in action, this session will explore the value of integrating nature into developments and the opportunities it delivers. Speakers include: Amanda Skeldon – Climate & Nature Director, JLL Laura Percy – Development Director, U+I Western Gateway Pavilion10:00 – 11:00 Breakfast and Drinks: Exploring Why You Should be Doing Business in the Western Gateway Meet business leaders from across South Wales and Western England to find out why you should be doing business in the Western Gateway. Informal, meet and greet opportunity with coffee and breakfast served. Speakers include: Lhosa Daly – Director for Wales, National Trust Cymru Places for Life Pavilion10:00 – 10:45 Single Family Rental – Breaking the Housebuilder Mentality From the outside, single family home neighbourhoods could pass as a traditional housebuilder product. But with developer operators delivering products as long term income generators rather than one off sales, what does this mean for the houses they’re building, the mentality behind their design and how does this impact investment strategies behind the emerging model? EDI & Youth Pavilion10:15 – 11:00 Social Outcomes Within an LGBTQ+ Context We look at the planning and design of urban public space within an LGBTQ+ context and what we can learn for future developments. Sustainable Futures Pavilion10:30 – 11:30 Looking at the ‘G’ in ESG What is the current governance driving ESG? And, what more needs to be done? We discuss if the new Department for Net Zero, legislations, certification routes, and carbon regulations are enough to deliver a sustainable future. Speakers include: Annabel Clark – Senior Sustainability Consultant, Faithful + Gould Fringe Programme10:30 – 11:30 The Future of Neighbourhood Regeneration A major priority for Leeds is the regeneration of some of the country’s most socio-economically deprived neighbourhoods. Drawing on best practice from across the UK, this discussion will consider the future of ‘neighbourhood’ regeneration and the challenges, opportunities and collaborations required to unlock growth. Venue: Department Leeds Dock, 4 The Boulevard, Leeds LS10 1PZ To register interest in attending contact: christopher.brown@leeds.gov.uk Harworth Group Pavilion10:45 – 11:45 Does Mixed Tenure Unlock Inclusive Communities This session looked at mixed tenure within the residential sector – looking at the solutions for the current housing crisis but also the way that people want to live today. Newsroom Stage10:45 – 11:45 Lendlease Session An exciting session will be put on by our event partner who will share details shortly on the session. Sponsored by Lendlease. The Cinema Stage10:45 – 11:45 Transformational Opportunities to Deliver Clean Growth at the Heart of the South West Join leaders from Plymouth, Devon, Torbay, Exeter and Somerset’s investment and regeneration eco-system and they launch a multitude of major development opportunities while also contextualising ‘levelling up’ within their region. Sponsored by Heart of South West LEP. Speakers include: David Ralph – Chief Executive, Heart of the South West LEP Fahmida Nisa – UKREiiF Host, Built Environment Networking Tom Curtis – Chief Executive Officer, Gravity Rethinking Places Stage11:00 – 12:00 The Role of Universities in Driving Economic Regeneration Universities are at the centre of local economic growth – attracting thousands of people into the region, thus creating the skilled workers the region needs to support and attract new businesses. This session will look at Universities who’re bringing forward major projects and development plans to further enhance the local communities and regions that they support and how their partnerships are reducing brain-drain. Speakers include: Chris Skidmore MP – Member of Parliament and Former Education and Energy Minister, UK Government Peter Ward – Director of Real Estate Development, King’s College London Helen Donnellan – Director, Midlands Enterprise Universities Lloyds Banking Group Pavilion11:00 – 11:45 What’s Next for Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEP)? Join our local LEP leaders to discuss their ambitions in supporting businesses at all stages and developing growth in their regions. This session discusses current and future priorities in creating regions that work for all following the transition to Shared Prosperity Funding and how to deliver maximum benefit through collaboration. Speakers include: Chair: Rebekah Taitt – Regional Development Director, Lloyds Banking Group Mark Roberts – Chair, Leeds City Region LEP Siobhan McArdle – Chair, Tees Valley LEP James Farrar – Chief Operating Officer , York and North Yorkshire LEP Pat Ritchie CBE – Chair, Government Property Agency Wellington Suite Stage11:00 – 12:00 The Value of Community: How Technology Can Increase Engagement for Landlords Using tech, landlords can effectively communicate with tenants, provide better services, and promote a sense of community in their properties. Join us for a session featuring landlords from different sectors, and find out how they have used technology to drive up tenant engagement, build strong communities and crucially, why community building is so important for their business. Sponsored by Equiem. Speakers include: Chair: Ben Harris – Head of Business Development – Europe, Equiem Lydia Eustace – Director, Moda Living Neil Williams – Chief Digital and Technology Officer, Government Property Agency Bury Theatre11:15 – 12:15 To ESG or Not To ESG? – What is the Built Environment Doing and What Can It Do Better? Everything from planning to procurement is being impacted by ESG considerations with the topic set to dominate built environment sector agenda increasingly in the years to come. This session dissects what good ESG principles look like through live examples while also focusing the industries mind on avoiding cutting corners. Sponsored by Lambert Smith Hampton. Speakers include: Chair: Liz Hamson – Editor-in-Chief, BE News Alex Notay – Placemaking and Investment Director, PfP Capital Elisabetta Li Destri Nicosia – Sustainability and ESG Director, Amro Partners Debbie Whitfield – Director of Impact, Fabrix Federico Montella – Head of ESG & Sustainability, Lambert Smith Hampton Daljit Sandhu – Co-Founder and COO, Precede Capital Tiltyard Stage11:15 – 12:15 The UK as an Investible Proposition – Emerging Sectors in Need of Built Environment Support From space to biosciences, Agri-tech to manufacturing, the demands for new types of property and infrastructure are being presented to investors and developers constantly. This session explores how the built environment ecosystem can support growth within innovative and technologically focused industry. Sponsored by AA Projects Speakers include: Angela Barnicle – Chief Officer for Asset Management and Regeneration, Leeds City Council Devrim Celal – Deputy Chair, Thames Estuary Growth Board Robin Presswood – Executive Director of City Development, Dundee City Council EDI & Youth Pavilion11:15 – 12:15 Inclusive Design This session brings together a number of urban design leaders to explore how we can make our communities and buildings inclusive for all, and the benefits this creates for the wider economy. Beyond Net Zero Pavilion11:30 – 12:00 Bradford Council City of Culture 2025 – Harnessing the Power of Culture Join the team from Bradford Council as they unveil key details of activity that will mark their turn as City of Culture in 2025. Speakers include: Shanaz Gulzar – Creative Director, Bradford 2025 Dan Bates – Executive Director, Bradford 2025 Western Gateway Pavilion12:00 – 14:00 Look Ahead Lunch – The Next 12 months Join the Western Gateway team and other delegates to set out ambitions for the year ahead. Wellington Suite Stage12:15 – 13:15 Node Technologies Session An exciting session will be put on by our event partner who will share details shortly on the session. Sponsored by Node Technologies Newsroom Stage12:15 – 13:15 Octopus Zero Bills: Building the New Standard What if someone told you that you could build green homes with no energy bills? Enter Zero Bills: the world-first smart proposition by Octopus Energy. For newbuild homes kitted out with green energy technology – including solar PV, home battery, and heat pump – we’ll give residents no energy bills for five years, guaranteed. Sponsored by Octopus Energy. Michael Cottrell – Global Product & Partnership Director, Octopus Energy Elizabeth Froude – Chief Executive, Platform Housing Group Chris Sood-Nicholls – Managing Director, Regional Regeneration, Commercial Banking, Lloyds Banking Group The Cinema Stage12:15 – 13:15 Aberdeen – Energy Transition Showcase Aberdeen has a plethora of opportunities for investors, developers and other interested firms in the clean energy and infrastructure sectors. Come and hear about them and the opportunities in Aberdeen. Sponsored by Invest Aberdeen. Speakers include: Chair: Fahmida Nisa – UKREiiF Host, Built Environment Networking Jim Johnstone – Service Manager for City Growth, Aberdeen City Council Neil Young – Land and Planning Director, Energy Transition Zone Stephen Sheal – Head of External Relations, Net Zero Technology Centre Sustainable Futures Pavilion12:30 – 13:30 Transport Schemes – Making the Business Case How does your organisation or company make the business case for a transport scheme, or example, in and around train stations or in a transport corridor? With decades of experience under its belt, Atkins discusses with a panel of investors and interested parties the issues and challenges, including land value capture and various economic, social and environmental factors. Bury Theatre12:45 – 13:45 UK Property, Construction and Infrastructure Sector – The Year Ahead UKREiiF’s programme is wrapped up with a high-level, free-thinking discussion on what the main challenges and opportunities will be for the built environment ecosystem over the next 12 months. Sponsored by MEPC. Speakers include: Nick Smallwood – Chief Executive, Infrastructure and Projects Authority Melanie Leech CBE – Chief Executive, British Property Federation Andrew Ferguson – Executive Director of Property, LCR Leighton More – Chief Financial Officer, Sir Robert McAlpine Katerina Papavasileiou – Associate Director – Real Estate ESG and Responsibility, Federated Hermes Paul Pavia – Head of Development, MEPC Industry in Focus12:45 – 13:45 Supercharging the UK’s Industrial Strategy – Using Science and Innovation for Good Growth Remaining at the forefront of emerging sectors is paramount to delivering a prosperous future. Delegates are joined by a very special guest and a high level panel to share insights into what can be done to create jobs and vibrant places across Britain. Sponsored by Arcadis. Speakers include: Chi Onwurah MP – Shadow Minister for Industrial Strategy, Labour Party Richard Henry – Leader, Stevenage Borough Council Kasia Averall – Head of Cluster Development, Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult Tiltyard Stage12:45 – 13:45 Government Property Strategy in Action The new Government Property Strategy includes some eye-catching claims, perhaps none more so than a commitment to dispose of £2bn in built assets over the next 3 years. This panel brings together the most senior voices in Government Property to discuss how they’re going to achieve that target, and the opportunities it will bring to the sector. Sponsored by WSP. Speakers include: Peter Freeman – Chair, Homes England Ellen Vernon – One Public Estate Director, Local Government Association Simon Corben – Director and Head of Property Profession, NHS England Lara Newman – Chief Executive, LocatED Neil Sachdev MBE – Chair, HM Land Registry David Leversha – Net Zero Lead for Property and Buildings, WSP Harworth Group Pavilion13:00 – 13:45 Leicester City Council Launch Join the senior team and private sector stakeholders from Leicester as they showcase their major regeneration ambitions with the support of Harworth Group. Fringe Programme13:00 – 15:00 Innovation Arc Safari Go behind the scenes of the Leeds Innovation Arc with an interactive and guided netwalking tour – where you can meet the people and organisations who will bring the vision to life and discover the places that will transform the city’s innovation capacity and potential. Meet at: Department Leeds Dock, 4 The Boulevard, Leeds LS10 1PZ For further details, please contact christopher.brown@leeds.gov.uk EDI & Youth Pavilion13:30 – 14:00 Launch: People First Charter by the Association for Consultancy and Engineering (ACE) ACE’s member firms employ over 60,000 people in the UK and 250,000 worldwide, contributing more than £15bn to the UK economy and over £570bn globally. They’ll be launching a charter during this session which aims to unite members and industry colleagues to create more inclusive and positive workplaces. Beyond Net Zero Pavilion13:45 – 15:00 City of Culture Afternoon Reception A cross section of built environment decision makers invite UKREiiF delegates to celebrate the link between culture and sustainability. The Cinema Stage13:45 – 14:45 The Bolton Blueprint – A Bold Vision for 2040 and beyond Bolton is no stranger to innovation; we are a town with a proud industrial past and big plans for a bright and prosperous future. There has never been a better time to learn about Bolton’s potential and be part of our ambition for 2040. Dedicated to showcasing investment, development, and regeneration opportunities – this session will feature from regional stakeholders on the opportunities in Bolton. sponsored by Bolton Council. Sue Johnson – Chief Executive, Bolton Council Tim Heatley – Co-Founder, Capital & Centric Joseph Daniels – Founder, Project Etopia Darran Lawless – Development Director, Placefirst Noel Sharpe – Chief Executive, Bolton At Home Stephen Wild – Executive Director for Strategic Investment & Growth, Peel L&P Newsroom Stage13:45 – 14:45 EG Session An exciting session will be put on by our event partner who will share details shortly on the session. Sponsored by EG. Bury Theatre14:00 – 15:30 Rachel Reeves MP in Conversation with Tom Riordan CBE Exclusive on stage discussion followed by networking drinks reception where other special guests will join to close UKREiiF 2023. EDI & Youth Pavilion15:30 – 16:00 Young Entrepreneurs in Property – In Conversation With Liverpool’s Future Impact Board A team of under 30s built environment professionals are leading Liverpool’s narrative of the future. These professionals are committed to striving for positive change in the region, and are getting rave reviews for their ideas and how that’s shaping the regions future. We hear from them in this exclusive session. Speakers include: Mona Hassan – Graduate Quantity Surveyor, Gleeds Gabriel Davies – Surveyor, Matthews and Goodman Emily Warburton – Bid Manager, Sutcliffe Grace Ellinor – Chair (Leeds Branch), Young Entrepreneurs in Property Fringe Programme18:00 – 23:00 LandAid Ambassador Quiz Night Join this annual event – with a classic pub quiz, street food and networking, all in the aid of LandAid. Venue: Chow Down, Temple Arches, Leeds, LS11 5RQ Event is in aid of LandAid so there is a cost of entry, if interested register here: https://www.landaid.org/event/landaid-yorkshire-quiz-23/ There will be plenty of exhibitors showcasing their brand, their solutions and highlighting best practice in the industry, whilst helping them reap the rewards of being prominently displayed within the events exhibition hall in front of some key and influential business leaders. Exhibiting will enable you to: Connect with 6,000+ industry professionals who’re attending the event Be seen as one of the market leaders in your sector by being visible at the event Showcase your work to regional authorities, government, leading private sector firms, blue chip organisations and more Choose the location (first come first served) of your exhibition stand in the main hall Due to excellent demand we have created two exhibition areas in prominent locations for our 2023 event. But we expect these to be snapped up quickly. If you’re interested in exhibiting email opportunities@built-environment-networking.com or contact us on 0113 390 4700 Our exhibition stands are available in the below sizes. The prices are for the stand space only and not the full build and design, but building costs are available at an additional charge, please ask for further info. Exhibition cost prices: 3m2 – £5,375 + VAT 4m2 – £7,500 + VAT 6m2 – £10,750 + VAT 8m2 – £15,000 + VAT 9m2 – £16,125 + VAT 12m2 – £22,500 + VAT 16m2 – £30,000 + VAT 24m2 – £45,000 + VAT 32m2 – £60,000 + VAT Exhibition packages also include: Two tickets to the main event Access to attendee information to pre-arrange meetings Ability to run a fringe event on your stand to drive further footfall