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2024 marks the launch of the inaugural The Future of the Workplace conference, where investors, developers, occupiers and more will convene in London on Wednesday 12 June, at the multidisciplinary arts venue Kings Place in King’s Cross to explore the dynamic landscape of the workplace.
Delegates will get the opportunity to engage and network with a mix of real estate professionals including investors, developers, decision-Makers, architects, sustainability and ESG specialists, legal and financial advisors, city planners and local government representatives, property managers and building owners.
Experts leading the conversation include:
– Darryl Easton, Managing Director, East On Projects
– Alexander Jan, Chief Economic Adviser, London Property Alliance
– Laura Oliver, Partner, Clyde & Co
– Simon Rowley, Director of Flex Workspace, GPE
– Ana Stanojevic, former Workplace Strategy and Development Lead, Nokia
– CJ Uhure, Director of Group Property, Reed
To see the full event programme, held in partnership with Clyde & Co, East On, GPE, Hq0, and Savills, click here.
Book Now – Facilities Management Journal readers pay just £75 – saving £75 on the standard rate! Simply enter FMJ75 when booking.
Specialist Computer-aided Facility Management (CAFM) software developer, Idox, has launched a new survey ‘Influence the Future of CAFM’ and would like to hear from those working in the dynamic facilities management sector.
The survey will take no more than 10 minutes to complete. Your unique perspectives and experiences are crucial in shaping the future of facilities management software and addressing the challenges posed by skills shortages.
What’s in It for You?
Early Access: Be among the first to receive survey results.
Insightful Report: Gain valuable insights from Idox’s comprehensive analysis.
Respondents who leave their details will be entered into a prize draw for a chance to win a Meta Quest 2 headset.
To take part in the survey click here.
