This event has now passed. Check out our future evening and one day conferences here. All Events 30 Oct 2019 High Streets Development Conference Wednesday, 30th October 2019 @ 0800hrs - 1700hrs Kensington Town Hall, London, Hornton Street, W8 7NX Event Programme Speakers Attendees Exhibitors Become a Partner High Streets Development Conference | Event Building the Future of Our High Streets The inaugural High Streets Development Conference is set to bring together the construction and property industry alongside the public sector to drive investment and regeneration to revitalise our high streets across the UK. UK high streets are changing – and with the major shift to online retail towns and cities are facing their biggest ever challenge. But challenges also bring major opportunity, and innovative retail solutions, placemaking, new ways of working and more are all changing the way our high streets look, and we’re set to gather those behind huge high street development projects to discuss plans such as: £250m Huddersfield Town Centre Transformation £1.3bn Swansea Bay Masterplan £500m Wakefield City Centre Programme £1.2bn Bolton Town Centre Metamorphosis £180m Barnsley New Town Centre Future development plans led by leading developers including Capital & Centric, Queensberry, SKA Developments, Morris Property and more. and much more – with speakers and attendees including: IT’S A MUST-ATTEND CONFERENCE! CLICK HERE TO BOOK NOW! PROGRAMME & SPEAKERS You can be sure to walk away from this conference with a huge amount of new information, business cards and potential work opportunities as we delve into the major challenges facing UK high streets, and the opportunities and developments that this brings to the fore. Through a series of exceptional panel discussions and gripping presentations we’ll uncover new insights from public sector leaders who’re working with major developers and investors to try and revitalise town and city high streets. We’ll travel across the UK from north to south to hear the different challenges, the innovative ideas being used, and more. The sessions will draw many local authority leaders, investors and developers to the event as they look to hear about schemes up and down the country – enabling our audience to not only hear about the future schemes being proposed, but also network with potential clients of the future. The sessions include: Keynote Speaker The Health of our High Street The Metamorphosis of Bolton Transforming Kirklees The Growth of Swansea Bay City Region Wakefield Development Plans Building Barnsley Refocusing Town Centres in Shropshire CLICK HERE TO SEE THE FULL PROGRAMME & SPEAKERS PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Our partnership opportunities will enable you to reap the rewards of being centre stage at the conference whilst removing the usual barriers to key decision makers and influential figures within the industry. As an event partner, you’ll boost your organisation’s profile, influence industry debate and make exclusive connections with the most senior figures within leading local authorities, investors and developers. CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE INFO ON PARTNERSHIP PACKAGES! + Google Calendar+ iCal Export High Streets Development Conference | Programme Confirmed Speakers Include: 08:00-08:45 Breakfast & Networking 08:45-09:00 Welcome & Keynote Speaker A key stakeholder who’ll be at the forefront of repurposing and regenerating UK high streets whilst driving investment. Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea; Catherine Faulks, Lead Member for Enterprise and Skills Centre for Cities; Andrew Carter, Chief Executive 09:00-10:00 The Health of our High Streets In the UK’s high streets and town centres face existential challenges from technology, change in consumer behaviour and the closure of several major retailers. Our panel address the problems, opportunities and solutions in this Question Time style session. Chair: Lambert Smith Hampton; Steve Norris, National Head of Planning Sandwell Council; Amy Harhoff, Director – Regeneration & Economic Growth Federation of Small Business; Michael Weedon, Chair of Retail and High Street Policy Unit Centre for Cities; Andrew Carter, Chief Executive Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea; Catherine Faulks, Lead Member for Enterprise and Skills 10:00-10:30 Break & Networking 10:30-11:15 Wakefield Development Plans The city of Wakefield has been challenged by the current retail climate, but they’re hitting back with major plans to revitalise their high street – with city centre living and exciting new schemes including a new waterside urban quarter and we’ll hear more at the event of their long-term plans. Chair: (Available to Sponsor) Wakefield Council; Clare Elliott, Service Director – Economic Growth & Skills Wakefield Council; David Codling, Wakefield Property Advisor City & Provincial Properties; Paul Kempe, Director The Hepworth Wakefield; Olivia Colling, Director of Communications & Development 11:15-12:00 The Metamorphosis of Bolton The town is undergoing a £1.2bn metamorphosis aiding by a focus of town centre regeneration, connectivity across Greater Manchester and the flood of investment happening across the North West – and we’ll hear from the local authority and the developers investing in the area. Chair: Lambert Smith Hampton; Bláthnaid Duffy, Director of Planning, Development and Regeneration Bolton Council; Gerry Brough, Director of Place Placefirst; Martin Ellerby, Head of New Business and Innovation Muse Developments; Phil Mayall, Development Director Midia Group; Steven Turner, Managing Director 12:00-13:00 Lunch & Networking 13:00-13:45 The Growth of Swansea Bay City Region The Swansea Bay City Deal is a £1.3bn investment for 11 major projects in the region, and we’ll hear from the decision-makers and developers tasked with delivering this vision. Chair: Lambert Smith Hampton; Bláthnaid Duffy, Director of Planning, Development and Regeneration Swansea Council; Cllr Rob Stewart, Cabinet Member Economy and Strategy RivingtonHark; Mark Williams, Executive Director & Co-Founder 13:45-14:30 Transforming Kirklees Kirklees is a large regional authority within West Yorkshire – and home to one of the UK’s largest towns, Huddersfield. The town is set to undergo a £250m transformation and we’ll hear about the ambitious vision Kirklees have for the town. Chair: (Available to Sponsor) Kirklees Council; Angela Blake, Service Director – Economy & Skills SKA Developments; Saj Pervaiz, Financial and Property Director 14:30-15:00 Break & Networking 15:00-15:45 Building Barnsley The South Yorkshire town is another being redeveloped as they plan a £180m investment and development programme to initially kickstart the major plans. Chair: (Available to Sponsor) Barnsley Council; Sarah Norman, Chief Executive Queensberry; Paul Sargent, Chief Executive IBI Group; Seamus Lennon, Studio Principal 15:45-16:30 Refocusing Town Centres in Shropshire Shropshire is regenerating town centres across the region – including a huge development in Shrewsbury who have a ‘Big Town Plan’ which they’ll reveal in more detail. Chair: (Available to Sponsor) Shropshire Council; Mark Barrow, Director of Place Shrewsbury BID; Seb Slater, ExecutiveDirector Morris Property; Liz Lowe, Head of Estates 16:30-16:45 Conference Close Download Programme High Streets Development Conference | Speakers We’re delighted to have an exceptional line-up of speakers which will continue to grow over the coming weeks. These speakers will be delving into the major transformational masterplans they have for each city and town centre which will be under the spotlight, and from each town/city we’ll hear from the public sector authority leading the future vision. We’ll also hear from developers and investors actively working in the area – to hear about their projects, procurement opportunities and scheme timeframes alongside opportunities for future work and collaboration. Some of the masterplans and future projects coming under the microscope at the High Streets Development Conference are: Huddersfield – £250m Town Centre Masterplan Council chiefs are Kirklees have unveiled huge transformation plans for one of the key towns within their borough – Huddersfield. The plans outline a £250m masterplan set to create new development and investment opportunities across the town – with large demolition planned, a major re-vamp and re-route of roads, and impressive new public spaces. The plans sit around a new ‘Cultural Heart’ in the town stretching to the University – which will revamp the area and attract new investors along with more people into the area to live, work and relax. With Northern Powerhouse Rail set to pass through Huddersfield a major upgrade of the train and bus stations are already planned – alongside a focus on areas of the town which are unloved. The Council will now be looking to engage with the construction and property industry to make this vision a reality and they’ll be speaking at this event alongside a major developer and investor who’re working in the area. Swansea – £1.3bn Huge Regeneration The City of Swansea has gone through a truly exciting period of growth as of later with numerous schemes helping to bring transformational growth to the region, and a further £500m of regeneration is now planned for Swansea city centre. The Urban Village initiative has delivered much needed city centre living and their third phase of development will see this continue. That is leading to further investment and development in the city, expanding the high street and seeing the delivery of more commercial and retail development in the city. Plans for a new 3,500-capacity indoor arena, exceptional green space and parks, a new plaza and more are all in the pipeline too – all helping to bring more people into the city to work, live and visit. And Swansea Council will be speaking alongside major developer RivingtonHark about the timeframes of projects whilst they look to engage with the audience who can help deliver their ambitious schemes. Shrewsbury – The Big Town Plan Shropshire and Shrewsbury Council’s have been working on their Big Town Plan – a collective vision and plan for the purposeful change and adaptation of the town as retail challenges affect the high street. The plan is ambitious and bold, with a vision of reshaping the physical public realm and matching it with an outstanding public experience to drive footfall into the town – alongside revolutionising the area through connectivity and vital investment which they’re hoping to attract. They hope their plan will then become a blueprint for how County Towns and other towns might adapt and evolve in the middle part of the 21st Century. They’ll be giving a detailed overview of the project at our conference – outlining development zones, timeframes for development, works needing to be completed including major demolition works to prep the town for the projects plans. They will also be joined by Shrewsbury BID who’re looking to boost inward investment to deliver the plans and Morris Property who’re leading the development in areas of Shrewsbury – focusing on commercial and business units. Wakefield – Transforming the City Centre Wakefield sits between some major northern powerhouses including Leeds and Sheffield, and it’s close proximity to these locations is seeing a major acceleration in the delivery of new housing across the region, but the city centre has seen some major challenges over recent years which they’re now looking to tackle. The main city centre is sandwiched between two large shopping centres which are driving footfall into the city, but there is a big focus on transforming the high street whilst creating a culture hub which will be the envy of the rest of Yorkshire. The council are prioritising derelict under-utilised space in the city centre and they’re now working on their 2021-2031 masterplan which they’ll be discussing in detail. We’ll also hear from two big players in the region – New River and City & Provincial Properties. New River own 34 shopping centres and have £1.3bn portfolio, and one of their sites is The Ridings in Wakefield. With the recently opened Trinity centre nearby they’re looking to regenerate their estates and drive footfall to the high street and as a leading retail expert they’ll be crucial to the Council to help attract investors and developers to the city. City & Provincial Properties are also actively working in the city as Wakefield Council look to develop a waterside cultural hub in the city. They’re currently working on a major regeneration of a historic site – Rutland Mills. Set to be delivered over three stages the site will create a new leisure complex, creating a vibrant and thriving area. Bolton – £1.2bn Town Centre Metamorphosis The town is set to undergo one of the biggest transformations to be seen in any town centre across the UK – and the blueprint for their £1.2bn plan will make the town unrecognisable by the time development is complete in 2030. A new 20-storey tower in the town centre will bring residents closer, with the view of developing many large office schemes in walking distance to the high street. Crompton Place Shopping Centre is also set to undergo a regeneration to try and tackle the current retail climate by creating a centre with a better shopping experience – and this will undergo a £250m transformation led by Bolton Regeneration Ltd – a JV between Beijing Construction & Engineering and Midia Group who’ll be speaking at the event about this landmark project. We’ll also hear from Placefirst who’re set to create a thriving new urban village in Bolton which forms a key part of Bolton Council’s masterplan, and Muse Developments who’re looking to develop a new £150m neighbourhood. Bolton Council complete their panel as they discuss details of their masterplan and timeframes for delivery. Barnsley – £180m New Town Centre The town is in early stages of their masterplan – with discussions underway to finalise the developments set to happen. Proposed outlines suggest the scheme to revitalise the town will drive £180m of development into the high street – creating a retail and leisure hub called The Glass Works. The planning alone has already been enough to see a spike in inward investment conversations – with developments already interested in developing the Courthouse Digital Campus project proposed, and it sounds like more is yet to come. The scheme is being developed to encourage local people to shop locally instead of travelling to nearby Leeds or Sheffield – and by 2025 the project will have created 1,100 jobs in the town whilst transforming the current high street. A new town square, marketplace, community library, infrastructure and more are part of the plans which Barnsley will delve into at the event. Developer Queensberry will also be speaking on this session – and as a major developer across the North they’ll be discussing what’s attracting them to Barnsley and what their ongoing and future plans are in the former mining town. High Streets Development Conference | Attendees The attendee list is packed full of potential clients, developers, public sector firms and those working across the real estate and construction industry. Some of the firms who’ve already secured their tickets for the event include: 3D Reid AECOM Ashford Borough Council Austin-Smith:Lord Avison Young Arcadis ADP Architecture Avison Young A2Dominion Arcadis ARUP Barnsley Civic Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council Basildon Council Beijing Construction and Engineering Group Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council Bolton Council Broadway Malyan Brodies Browne Jacobson Built Environment Networking Bennetts Associates Broadacres Housing Association Buchan Group Barton Willmore Bevan Brittan Bioregional Boxx Solutions Bury Council Black Cat Building Consultancy BDP Bruntwood Canadian & Portland Estates Capital & Centric Central Bedfordshire Council Centre for Cities CIOB CITB City & Provincial Properties City and County of Swansea City of Wolverhampton Council Clear Channel Coldunell Conexus Property Coverdale Barclay CPC Project Services Croydon Council Cundall Currie & Brown Curtins Consulting Cuttle Construction Child Graddon Lewis Chapman Taylor CityFibre Clean Channel Coventry City Council Crown Estate Curtins CityFibre Cityscape Digital CPMS Join these firms. Click here to book > Darling Associates Architects Daventry District Council David Lock Associates Didobi DWF Law Deverellsmith Derby City Council DSM Demolition Design Council East Cambridgeshire District Council East Devon District Council Ellandi Property Engie Essex County Council Edmont Enterprise Ireland Ellis Williams Architects Faithful+Gould Federation of Small Businesses Frame Fitzgerald Contractors FI Real Estate Management Freyssinet FNDR FirstPort Gateshead Council Gillespies Gleeds Gateley Hamer Geveko Markings GMI Property H&J Martin Hardscape Haringey Council High Streets Select Committee HKS Inc. Huntingdonshire District Council Hutchinson & Partners Historic England Hoare Lea Hastings Council Hilton Hotels Homes England IBI Group IFC Group it does Lighting ISG Retail JLL Joseph Boniface Architects John McAslan & Partners Kennedys Law Kirklees Council Kensington Council Kilnbridge Kingston Council KPMG Join these firms. Click here to book > LDA Design Consulting Leicester City Council Leicestershire County Council Lewes District and Eastbourne Borough Councils London Borough of Hounslow Lichfields London & Associated Properties Lewis & Hickey Architects Leslie Jones London Borough of Havering Marshalls McLaughlin & Harvey Midia Group Momentum Transport Consultancy Morris Property Mott MacDonald Movement Strategies Muse Developments Morgan Sindall Moorgarth Group Montagu Evans Milligan Retail NewRiver Retail North East Lincolnshire Council North Tyneside Council Northamptonshire County Council NPS London Northampton Borough Council Nash Partnership NHBC Oxfordshire County Council PAGABO Perfect Circle Pick Everard Placefirst Portland Design Portsmouth City Council Polypipe Peterborough City Council Purcell Portakabin Pick Everard PRD PBA Queensberry Redwood Consulting Richmond and Wandsworth Councils RICS Rider Levett Bucknall Rivington Hark Reigate & Banstead Borough Council Robert Bird Group RCKa Architects Rotherham Council Roberston Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea Robinson Wild Consulting Join these firms. Click here to book > Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council Selby District Council Shrewsbury BID Shrewsbury Big Town Plan Shropshire Council SKA Developments Southend-on-Sea Borough Council SQW Staffordshire County Council Sheppard Robson South Lakeland Council Self Architects Squibb Group Sanderson Weatherall SIKA Simons Group SSE Shulmans Spring and Co SPIE Stantec The Big Picture (Cinema Advisers) Threesixty Architecture tp bennett Transportation Professional Travelodge Trowers & Hamlins Turley Turner & Townsend TerraQuest Thurrock Council Telford & Wrekin Council Transport Planning Association Trueform UK Parliament Urban Delivery Urban Edge Architecture Virtus Consult Velvet Principle Wakefield Council Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council Weston Williamson + Partners WiFi SPARK Willmott Dixon WSP Wates Westridge Construction WYG With a W Waterman WSP Indigo Williams Gallagher High Streets Development Conference | Exhibitors This unique conference will bring together the public and private sector to facilitate discussions and connections to try and drive investment and regeneration across UK high streets. There will be plenty of exhibitors showcasing their brand and best practice in the industry, whilst helping them reap the rewards of being prominently displayed within the events exhibition area in front of some key and influential business leaders. Exhibiting will allow you to: Meet 300+ delegates face to face Be part of the inaugural High Streets Development Conference Show your support to the public sector authorities and private sector firms in the region Be known as a market leader within the industry Network with hundreds of your business clients and peers Showcase your work to Regional Authorities, Government, leading private sector firms, investors and more CONFIRMED EXHIBITORS CLICK HERE FOR EXHIBITOR FLOORPLAN If you’re interested in exhibiting at the conference then get in touch with our team – with space available for standard exhibition stalls or larger spaces to showcase more of your brand and create an eye-catching area contact: Email: keith.griffiths@www.built-environment-networking.com High Streets Development Conference | Become a Partner Associate your brand with the High Streets Development Conference and position your brand at the forefront of one of the UK’s biggest discussions and debates surrounding the challenges and opportunities for major construction works which high street regeneration presents. We have various partnership packages available, including packages with speaking opportunities and exhibition space, allowing you to address your whole target audience for maximum brand awareness and impact. Packages available include: PackageExhibition StandChair/Speaking OpportunityTicketsVIP Backstage AccessCost (+VAT) Conference Partner YesYes15Yes£10,000 View More Details > Session Partner YesYes10Yes£5,000 View More Details > Output Report Partner Yes-8Yes£5,000 View More Details > Programme Partner Yes-10-£3,500 View More Details > VIP Dinner Partner -Yes2Yes£3,500 View More Details > Breakfast Partner Yes-5-£2,500 View More Details > Lunch Partner Yes-5-£2,500 View More Details > Badge Partner Yes-5-£2,500 View More Details > Email Partner Yes-5-£2,500 Sold Out Registration Partner Yes-5-£1,750 Sold Out Exhibitor Package Yes-4-£1,500 View More Details > Become a Partner Our partnership packages will put you at the forefront of the industry discussion allowing you to be there, be active and be an expert within the future of our high streets, the future vision and the whole built environment industry. Conference Partner £10,000+VAT Be at the forefront of the conference with onstage branding, a 15-minute keynote speech to kickstart the conference, access to the VIP Speakers’ Room and much more. This package will elevate your brand and drive awareness, loyalty and trust in front of industry leaders. This is the ultimate package if you’re looking to be associated with the phenomenal opportunities set to present the regeneration and investment planned across UK high streets with branding within the title of the event – ‘High Streets Development Conference in association with YOUR BRAND’. Benefits include: Position yourself alongside Built Environment Networking to shape the conference agenda and content to bring your strategic thinking to the conference, with the option to recommend speakers Inclusion within pre-conference speaker communications including speaker briefing calls Direct access before and after the sessions to the speakers and panellists; an excellent opportunity to establish rapport and build commercially rewarding relationships Prime branding for the whole conference One pull-up stand on stage for the entire conference Option to do a Keynote speech 3x1m² exhibition space Fifteen delegate passes for the conference Attendance at Networking Training sessions for up to fifteen people per year Access to the Speakers’ Green Room Digital Media Branding: your logo appears prominently at the top of the event website, reminders and promotional emails for each event (subscriber list size: 80,000), and across social media platforms Print Media Branding: One full (A5) page advert in the conference programme Chairman’s ‘thank you’ in the closing speech Social media – pre, during & post-conference activity Inclusion within all PR and Outreach to regional, national and industry press Access to photographs and video of the conference Become Partner > Session Partner £5,000+VAT The role of the session partner provides an opportunity for you to chair or participate in one of the sessions to build brand awareness, loyalty and trust amongst hundreds of civic and business leaders from across the industry. You’ll be seen to be a thought leader within your area of expertise and showcase your company in front of key decision-makers from across the industry. Benefits include: Involvement with an exceptional panel session with the option to chair or be involved in the debate, discussions and presentations Position yourself alongside us to shape the session agenda and content to bring your strategic thinking to the conference, with the option to recommend speakers Inclusion within pre-conference communications including speaker briefing calls Direct access before and after the sessions to the speakers and panellists; an excellent opportunity to establish rapport and build commercially rewarding relationships Prime branding for the conference 3x1m² exhibition space Additional pull-up stand on stage during your conference session Ten delegate passes for the conference Attendance at Networking Training sessions for up to ten people per year Access to the Speakers’ Green Room Digital Media Branding: your logo appears prominently at the top of the event website, reminders and promotional emails for each event (subscriber list size: 80,000), and across social media platforms Print Media Branding: One full (A5) page advert in the conference programme Chairman’s ‘thank you’ in the closing speech Social media – pre, during & post-conference activity Inclusion within all PR and Outreach to regional, national and industry press Access to photographs and video of the conference Conference Session Partner; Become Partner > Output Report Partner £5,000+VAT Our Output Report Partner opportunity puts you on the front cover of our after event Output Report – highlighting the key discussions during the day and giving you input into the report with branding and editorial input throughout the whole report, helping us to shape the agenda and output: Prime Branding on the conference output report Significant input into the structure and content of the report 3x1m² exhibition space Eight delegate passes for the event Attendance at Networking Training sessions for up to eight people per year Post-Event Activation: Coverage on all after-event marketing activity regarding the output report Digital Media Branding: your logo appears prominently at the top of the event website, reminders and promotional emails for each event (subscriber list size: 80,000), and across social media platforms Print Media Branding: One full (A5) page advert in the conference programme Chairman’s ‘thank you’ in the closing speech Social media – pre, during & post-conference activity Inclusion within all PR and Outreach to regional, national and industry press Access to photographs and video of the conference Become Partner > Programme Partner £3,500+VAT Prominent branding on the front of our conference programme handed out to all delegates on entry to the conference. A great way of driving brand awareness and visibility in front of your primary audience. Benefits include: Prime Branding on the cover of the conference programme 3x1m² exhibition space Five delegate passes for the event Attendance at Networking Training sessions for up to five people per year Digital media branding – your logo appears prominently at the top of the event website, reminders and promotional emails for each event (subscriber list size: 80,000), and across social media platforms Print media branding: A full-page advertisement in the conference programme Chairman’s ‘thank you’ in the closing speech Social media – pre, during & post-conference activity Inclusion within all PR and Outreach to regional, national and industry press Access to photographs and video of the conference Become Partner VIP Dinner Partner £3,500+VAT The day before the event we’ll be hosting a Speaker and Sponsor VIP dinner – and this invite-only event offers a unique opportunity to network one-on-one with the industry’s leading figures. This partnership enables you to have prominent involvement and branding at the dinner with benefits including: Speaking opportunity – with a 10-minute promotional talk at the VIP Dinner 2 x pop-up banners at the conference dinner Promotional material and literature placement on the dinner tables 2 x VIP Dinner invite-only tickets for the meal 2 x delegate passes for the conference Attendance at Networking Training sessions for up to ten people per year Access to the Speakers’ Green Room Digital Media Branding: your logo appears prominently at the top of the event website, reminders and promotional emails for each event (subscriber list size: 80,000), and across social media platforms Logo on the evening dinner programme Print media branding: A full-page advertisement in the dinner programme Social media – pre, during & post-conference activity Inclusion within all PR and Outreach to regional, national and industry press Access to photographs and video of the conference Become Partner Breakfast Partner £2,500+VAT A package to enable mass brand awareness and visibility during the busiest periods of the day. Becoming a partner would ensure branding is at the forefront of the breakfast or lunch period area along with additional marketing benefits including an exhibition stand and inclusion within all marketing material. Benefits include: Prime branding in the physical breakfast area space for the duration of breakfast 3 x pull-up banners in the refreshments area 3x1m² exhibition space Five delegate passes for the event Attendance at Networking Training sessions for up to five people per year Print media branding: A half-page advertisement in the conference programme Digital media branding – your logo appears prominently at the top of the event website, reminders and promotional emails for each event (subscriber list size: 80,000), and across social media platforms Chairman’s ‘thank you’ in the closing speech Inclusion within all PR and Outreach to regional, national and industry press Access to photographs and video of the conference Become Partner Lunch Partner £2,500+VAT A package to enable mass brand awareness and visibility during the busiest periods of the day. Becoming a partner would ensure branding is at the forefront of the breakfast or lunch period area along with additional marketing benefits including an exhibition stand and inclusion within all marketing material. Benefits include: Prime branding in the physical breakfast area space for the duration of lunch 3 x pull-up banners in the refreshments area 3x1m² exhibition space Five delegate passes for the event Attendance at Networking Training sessions for up to five people per year Print media branding: A half-page advertisement in the conference programme Digital media branding – your logo appears prominently at the top of the event website, reminders and promotional emails for each event (subscriber list size: 80,000), and across social media platforms Chairman’s ‘thank you’ in the closing speech Inclusion within all PR and Outreach to regional, national and industry press Access to photographs and video of the conference Become Partner > Badge Partner £2,500+VAT Have your brand displayed on all name badges given to delegates at the conference – an exceptional way of getting mass brand awareness. Benefits include: Prime branding in the physical breakfast area space for the duration of lunch 3 x pull-up banners in the refreshments area 3x1m² exhibition space Five delegate passes for the event Attendance at Networking Training sessions for up to five people per year Print media branding: A half-page advertisement in the conference programme Digital media branding – your logo appears prominently at the top of the event website, reminders and promotional emails for each event (subscriber list size: 80,000), and across social media platforms Chairman’s ‘thank you’ in the closing speech Inclusion within all PR and Outreach to regional, national and industry press Access to photographs and video of the conference Become Partner > Email Partner £2,500+VAT Sold Out Registration Partner £1,750+VAT Sold Out Exhibitor Package £1,500+VAT If you’re looking for access to the event and a space to hold meetings and showcase your services, our Exhibitor Partner package is perfect. There is no limit to the exhibition space enabling you to simply drive brand awareness through a standard exhibition package or bring excitement to the room with the ability to take exhibition space to stand out from the crowd. Benefits include: 3x1m² exhibition space 4 x delegate passes Digital media branding – your logo appears prominently at the top of the event website, reminders and promotional emails for each event (subscriber list size: 80,000), and across social media platforms Attendance at Networking Training sessions for up to four people per year Chairman’s ‘thank you’ in the closing speech Inclusion within outreach and press release Photo & Video Library: access to professional photographs and video of the event Confirmed Exhibitors Become Partner > Become a Partner If you’re interested in any of the packages above or if you’re interested in finding out additional information then contact us on: 0113 390 4700 keith.griffiths@www.built-environment-networking.com High Streets Development Conference | Details Tickets You must have JavaScript activated to purchase tickets. Please enable JavaScript in your browser. Deadline for delegate names to be included within the programme is one week prior to the event. Details Date: Wednesday, 30th October 2019 Time: 0800hrs - 1700hrs Cost: £129 – £179 Event Categories: Development, East, East Midlands, Frameworks, High Streets Development Conference, Infrastructure, Investment, London, North East, North West, Northern Ireland, Private Sector, Public Sector, Residential, Retail, Scotland, South East, South West, Wales, West Midlands, Yorkshire Venue Kensington Town Hall, London Hornton Street, W8 7NX + Google Map
