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the event is now sold out -- developing the build to rent sector in london home speakers sponsorship delegates exhibitors event info gallery 2018 event download programme download delegate list book your place brought to you by -- in partnership with -- -- -- and in association with important privacy announcement the movers & shakers property networking forum is committed to respecting the personal data of our members and those who attend our events. we take your privacy seriously and will only use your personal data to administer your account and to provide updates on our events and activity related to your membership. your data will be kept safe on our secure infrastructure and is only accessible to staff who need it to process your requests. the security of your data is important to us and our new policies are in place to ensure the confidentiality, integrity and relevant availability of all information held on our systems. our full privacy policy can be viewed here . should you wish to be removed from our mailing lists or database, then you can do so by sending your request to julia horsley - [email protected] . -- 'the diversification of build to rent' one day conference - thursday 28th february 2019 london listen and learn; from private and public leaders in the build to rent market network with the industries key players and stakeholders; make new contacts and connections understand the challenges and opportunities in the build to rent market what is the build to rent forum london? the build to rent forum london is organised by movers & shakers with support from the gla and the mayor of london. this is an authoritative one-day event that brings together private and public sector leaders and key stakeholders to debate and exchange ideas. following its successful launch in 2015 the built to rent forum london has established itself as a powerful platform for the advancement and development of build to rent. the next btr forum london will take place on thursday 28th february 2019: “the diversification of build to rent” … where do we go from here ? theme for 2019 x “the diversification of build to rent” ...where do we go from here? this year’s theme ‘the diversification of build to rent ’ is driven by the fact that there is a lot of btr product coming on to the market, that btr is well on its way to being established but that it is still in this infancy, still developing and for the large part unproven. from a focus on key cities such as london, manchester, birmingham, leeds and more locations, towns are being targeted and developed . funding and financing models have evolved but still have their challenges, the planning process is at best patchy, operating models are being rolled out, lessons are being learned. but all this said the market potential remains enormous! so, there is a lot to discuss ! the forum will explore: how can uk btr compete for a bigger slice of investment from overseas ? what is happening across the uk? what can we learn from buildings that are operating ? what models are working ? what is the latest thinking ? is there a case for rent regulation ? what bandwidth can btr deliver ? what rental products can emerge ? what barriers nd challenges remain ? this year’s conference will be less london centric, drawing on experience from across the uk. we will bring together leaders from public & private sectors, key policy makers, investors, operators, advisors and specialists in a series of keynotes, presentations, case studies, debates and panel sessions. in addition, we will have a series of ‘expert sessions’ which will drive down into detail on topics such as ‘design’, ‘mobilisation’ and ‘enabling btr’. join us at the 5th build to rent forum london to get the inside track on this rapidly emerging sector and to network with the key players in the industry.what’s evolving ? for more information ... click here who should attend x organisations and individuals looking at the emerging build to rent marketplace, interested in understanding the market, identifying opportunities, making the right connections investors, developers, pension funds, banks, housing associations, government & local authorities, surveyors, property lawyers, consultants and contractors why attend x a one-day event that will deliver value on multiple levels: be informed and understand the challenges and opportunities in the btr market listen and learn from private & public leaders in build to rent gain valuable insights into the market, latest thinking, best practice and emerging models network with the industries key players and stakeholders; make new contacts and connections download programme book your place event speakers karen cooksley partner and head of planning winckworth sherwood david lunts executive director, housing and land greater london authority russell pedley director, shareholder & co-founder assael leigh natasha salter managing director movers & shakers james duncan corporate and funds partner winckworth sherwood david jennings chairman movers & shakers iain murray managing director liv consult stephanie smith uk portfolio director atlas residential kushalee rajgor - grainger plc x karen cooksley partner and head of planning winckworth sherwood karen is a leading member of winckworth sherwood’s multi-disciplinary private rented sector group. she heads the firm’s highly regarded specialist planning team, advising clients on the full spectrum of planning and environmental issues they face, including devising strategies for obtaining planning permissions and other consents, viability, environmental impact assessment, s106 agreements and cil, compulsory purchase and highways matters. she has particular expertise in relation to mixed use developments, tall buildings, urban extensions, waterside schemes and the optimisation of consents to increase financial value for clients. she works for leading developers, private rented sector operator and management companies, national housebuilders, registered providers, local authorities and funders. the majority of her projects are in london – she is currently working on several tall building projects, advising on the redevelopment of battersea power station and other major schemes in the vauxhall opportunity area and securing office to residential conversions under permitted development rights. she and her team also work across the country – they have recently obtained permission for the £5.5 billion liverpool waters scheme and are advising on new settlements in cambridgeshire, devon and kent. x david lunts executive director, housing and land greater london authority david lunts is the executive director for housing and land at the gla where he leads the mayor’s housing, land and development functions. he was previously the executive director for london at the homes and communities agency and before that was the gla executive director with responsibility for planning, regeneration, housing and environmental policy. his earlier career included a leading role in housing and regeneration in manchester during the 1980s and early 90s and a three year spell as director of urban policy for john prescott at the office of the deputy prime minister. x russell pedley director, shareholder & co-founder assael russell is co-founder, shareholder and a member of the board of directors at assael. alongside his 30 years of experience as an architect, he has gained 12 years of experience in urban design and has a strong passion for creating a sense of place, with historical and cultural connections in all of his work. he received a civic trust award for his contributions to the built environment on a completed project in christchurch, dorset, and his work at assael has also led to a number of design awards including being the director responsible for the practice’s winning design for the leeds waterside international architectural competition organised by the riba. rus

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