USE DISCOUNT CODE ONLINE5 FOR 20% OFF WHEN BUYING 5 OR MORE ONLINE EVENT TICKETS Click Here to view our upcoming events and conferences. All Events 24 Jun 2021 Humber Estuary Regeneration and Development Conference Thursday, 24th June 2021 0930hrs – 1445hrs Book online View Partnership Packages EventProgramme SpeakersBecome a PartnerWhat to Expect This event will focus on the investment, regeneration and development opportunities within the Humber, East Riding of Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire. The cities and towns surrounding the Humber are undergoing billions of pounds worth of regeneration and investment and at this event delegates will hear from the organisations who are delivering development, improving infrastructure and unlocking economic growth. Whether it be the cash being poured into revitalising high streets and town centres or the plans to deliver close to 100,000 homes in the next 10 years, this is the only event where you will be able to interact directly with the masterminds behind each scheme. Topics to be discussed include: Hull City council’s future developmentsHighways England’s £355m capacity improvementHull City Centre 2,500 homes & leisure regenerationHumber Freeport and the regional economic benefits£10.7M Scunthorpe Town Centre regenerationBotanic Gardens Train Depot regeneration£90 million oxide separation facilityThe £130m, 73-acre Greenways Development North Lincolnshire £4.5M highway schemeHull City Council’s Preston road development partnerThought leadership from Emma Hardy MP£42M North East Lincolnshire Council projectKeepmoat Homes & Hull City Council partnership£1.2bn deal for Hornsea 1 and National Grid link3,800 home Grimsby West extension380-home Pocklington Development Speakers for this conference include: Alex Codd,Assistant Director of Economic Development and Regeneration Emma Hardy MP, Hull West and Hessle Tim Gamon,Regional Delivery Director, North East & Yorkshire Claire Warren,Chief Executive Tim George,CEO Emma Toulson,Lead Stakeholder Relations Advisor Ben Hindley,Senior Land & Partnerships Manager Hiatt Jackson,Technology Research Manager Simon Green,Deputy Chief Executive Sharon Wroot,Executive Director for Environment, Economy and Resources Pete Myers,Deputy Director, East Region Fahmida Nisa,Host & Event Manager Councillor Gary McMaster,Portfolio Holder for Planning, Infrastructure and Housing Dafydd Williams,Head of Economic Development Agenda and Programme: 09:30-09:50 Doors Open & NetworkingEnjoy some networking time with those also attending the conference and visit the exhibitors. You’ll have the ability to video chat in our networking lounge with attendees, or visit the exhibition booths. 09:50-11:00 Session One: The Future of the Humber- Connecting Economies & Driving GrowthKey policy makers and major local stakeholders come together as part of an interactive roundtable style discussion with developers and investors to presee initiatives that will be brought forward to unlock regeneration, attract and retain talent and ensure inclusive growth in the communities across the region. Session Sponsor: (Available – click for details) North Lincolnshire Council; Simon Green, Deputy Chief Executive ABP Humber; Dafydd Williams, Head of Economic Development UK Parliament; Emma Hardy MP, Hull West and Hessle 11:00-11:45 Networking & ExhibitionEnjoy some networking time with those also attending the conference and visit the exhibitors. You’ll have the ability to video chat in our networking lounge with attendees, or visit the exhibition booths. 11:05-11:35 – Breakout Session: Transport for the North – Humber Investment and Development UpdateTim Gamon, Regional Delivery Director for Highways England will focus on Highways England’s plans to improve and innovate transport, infrastructure and connectivity across the Humber and the East Riding of Yorkshire. Highways England; Tim Gamon, Regional Delivery Director 11:45-12:45 Session Two: Housing Development on the HumberWith ambitions to deliver close to 100,000 new homes in the coming years and the spectre of creating healthier, smarter communities looming large post-pandemic, this session features contributions from developers and investors tasked with accelerating the delivery of high quality, inclusive towns and cities. Session Sponsor: (Available – click for details) North East Lincolnshire Council; Sharon Wroot, Executive Director for Environment, Economy and Resources Keepmoat Homes; Ben Hindley, Senior Land & Partnerships Manager Pickering & Ferens Homes; Claire Warren, Chief Executive East Riding of Yorkshire Council; Councillor Gary McMaster, Portfolio Holder for Planning, Infrastructure and Housing 12:45-13:15 Networking & ExhibitionEnjoy some networking time with those also attending the conference and visit the exhibitors. You’ll have the ability to video chat in our networking lounge with attendees, or visit the exhibition booths. 12:50-13:10 – Breakout Session: Flood Innovation Centre – Protecting Humber Businesses with Cost-Effective Flood ResilienceLocated in the Humber, the most flood-prone region after London, the Flood Innovation Centre works to help businesses innovate in the emerging flood resilience market. Offering a range of tailor-made Innovation Support Packages, the Flood Innovation Centre aims to support businesses by redeveloping existing products and developing completely new approaches to flood resilience. The centre brings together industry contacts, exceptional academic research, and cutting-edge technology to help communities become better prepared for rising flood risks. Flood Innovation Centre; Hiatt Jackson, Technology Research Manager 13:15-14:15 Session Three: Major Development and Investment Plans and OpportunitiesThe audience will hear from a host of organisations who are in the early stages of bringing forward major regeneration projects who are looking to the investor market and supply chain for help. Session Sponsor: (Available – click for details) Chair: Built Environment Networking; Fahmida Nisa, Event Host Hull City Council; Alex Codd, Assistant Director of Economic Development and Regeneration Northern Rail; Pete Myers, Deputy Director, East Region Ørsted; Emma Toulson, Lead Stakeholder Relations Advisor PENSANA Plc; Tim George, CEO 14:15-14:45 Networking, Exhibition & Close We’re set to have an exceptional line-up of speakers who’ll be sharing intel into their future development projects, plans and vision for across the Humber. Here’s an overview of the confirmed speakers: Hull City Council – Alex Codd, Assistant Director of Economic Development and Regeneration Hull’s regeneration will take the shape of 12 key sites offering up unique investment opportunities. The plans highlight Hull City Council’s commitment to evolve, making the city less reliant on retail and creating a long-term sustainable city centre economy. The sites have the potential to develop as many as 2,500 homes and apartments to be built in the city centre, as well as opportunities for leisure and retail. Alex will discuss the regeneration and what opportunities lie ahead for developers. UK Parliament – Emma Hardy MP, Hull West and Hessle Former shadow minister Emma Hardy has been a Labour MP since 2017, following the snap election called in the spring of that year. Her first campaign as an elected MP was to secure funding for the A63 Castle Street development and prevent any further delays and to ensure the bridge was built as early as possible. Work eventually started in 2018 and following years of delays Murdoch’s Connection – the 22m bridge linking Hull’s city centre and its waterfront and marina – has opened as a part of the larger £355m Castle Street scheme. ABP Humber – Dafydd Williams, Head of Economic Development It has been reported that Humber Freeport’s economic benefits should be felt across the whole of Humber and East Riding. Handling 17 per cent of the nation’s trade, the Humber ports play a pivotal role as strategic assets, supplying 10 per cent of the nation’s energy, a quarter of the nation’s fuel, almost a third of the national timber supply. This opportunity will act as a catalyst to accelerate growth across the region, with the potential to create 7,000 new jobs for the Humber. Pickering & Ferens Homes – Claire Warren, Chief Executive Pickering and Ferens Homes is a Registered Social Housing Provider, that provides accommodation and services predominantly for residents aged over 60 years old with an emphasis on social value, health and wellbeing. The housing association owns over 1300 properties across located within Kingston-upon-Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire, with value for money being an integral part of their corporate values. Pickering and Ferens Homes has also played a key role in providing support for its residents throughout the pandemic, supporting its clients through the economic, social and health impacts of outbreak across the region. PENSANA Plc – Tim George, CEO Pensana Plc, formerly Pensana Rare Earths Plc, is a UK based exploration and development company. The mining company has paved the way for the UK’s first rare earth processing facility at Hull’s Saltend Chemicals Park to create the world’s first fully sustainable magnet metal supply chain to meet the demand from electric vehicles and offshore wind. The 9.2-hectare development is set to cost £90 million and is expected to take 18 months to complete, creating approximately 100 jobs when it is fully operational. Ørsted – Emma Toulson, Lead Stakeholder Relations Advisor Ørsted is a green energy provider that has been ranked as the most sustainable energy company in the world for three years in a row. They develop, construct and operate offshore and onshore wind farms, solar farms and energy storage facilities and bioenergy products to their customers. The green energy provider is currently undergoing construction of Hornsea 1 off the coast of the Humber region, that when completed, will be the largest offshore wind farm in the world, capable of powering well over one million UK homes. The project also includes a reported £1.2 billion deal for vital infrastructure linking Hornsea 1 to the National Grid on the South Humber Bank. National Highways – Tim Gamon, Regional Delivery Director, North East & Yorkshire Tim leads on the major National Highways projects in Yorkshire and the North East of England. These projects include the landmark £1bn A66 upgrade which was recently included in the Government’s Growth Plan list of key infrastructure projects. Tim will give an update on the plan, as well as National Highways wider £135m improvement package. Flood Innovation Centre – Hiatt Jackson, Technology Research Manager Whether it’s an existing product of an entirely new method of flood resilience, the Flood Innovation Centre aims to support business by offering a range of tailor-made Innovation Support Packages. Located in the Humber, the centre brings together industry experts, high-level academic research and cutting-edge technology to enable businesses to evolve their way operating and to help our communities become better prepared for rising flood risks. North Lincolnshire Council – Simon Green, Deputy Chief Executive As a key regional stakeholder, North Lincolnshire Council sits just south of the Humber Estuary. The announcement of the Humber freeport has created a great opportunity for economic development across both regions, creating thousands of jobs in North Lincolnshire. The council is also actively expanding its own regional economy with projects like the £4.5m highway scheme that will unlock 60 acres of land for commercial development and enable the building of homes. Redeveloping Scunthorpe town centre is another scheme that has the potential to open up the North Lincolnshire economy, looking to benefit from a huge £10.7m redevelopment fund. North East Lincolnshire Council – Sharon Wroot, Executive Director for Environment, Economy and Resources North East Lincolnshire Council is undergoing a wide array of regeneration and development over the coming decade. The council has a variety of major investment and infrastructure plans throughout the region with projected plans to deliver 9,330 homes by 2030. A third of which could be delivered as a part of the Grimsby West extension, a new village that will see 3,800 new homes built alongside shops, a primary school and a relief road if plans are approved. The South Humber Industrial Investment Programme (SHIIP) is another council-led £42 million project to deliver major infrastructure, industrial sites, create jobs and to stimulate the North East Lincolnshire economy. Keepmoat Homes – Ben Hindley, Senior Land & Partnerships Manager Keepmoat Homes is a top 10 UK home builder and the UK’s largest and only dedicated partnership home builder. Within the Humber region, Keepmoat Homes is partnering with a consortium of developers and Hull City Council to deliver 12,000 new homes. The house builder has also recently confirmed four new lands deals in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire opening up 1,058 new home opportunities worth a reported £166 million. Built Environment Networking – Fahmida Nisa, Host & Event Manager Nisa is a research, marketing and content specialist at Built Environment Networking. She will be hosting a number of the sessions throughout the day, running the day’s proceedings and managing the interaction between our virtual delegates and the speakers. East Riding of Yorkshire Council – Councillor Gary McMaster, Portfolio Holder for Planning, Infrastructure and Housing East Riding of Yorkshire Council is currently in the process of seeking approval for a local plan that will see 20,900 new homes in total up to 2039, approximately 1,100 new homes a year. In the present, the council is working in consultation with Beal Homes on the largest housing development in an East Riding town for decades. The Goole-based, 73-acre development is set to cost around £130m and will see 800 new homes built over the next 12 years. The council have also granted a green light for the development of 380 new homes towards the edge of Pocklington that will feature a 60-bed care home, convenience store, children’s nursery, allotments and a skate park. Northern Rail – Pete Myers, Deputy Director, East Region A year on under new ownership, Northern has spent the last 12 months transforming its fleet with multi-million pound investment in brand new trains and completing the refurbishment of more than 250 trains. Recently Northern has unveiled its plans to deliver further enhancements at its Botanic Gardens train depot in Hull. With plans to construct new buildings, install new equipment and build additional infrastructure, the new facilities will provide more space for the train operators to perform maintenance and repairs in a much more efficient manner. Associate your brand with the Humber and North Lincolnshire Development Conference and position your brand at the forefront of one of the UK’s biggest discussions and debates around growth in the region. Package Exhibition Stand Chair/ Speaking Opportunity Tickets VIP Backstage Access Cost (+VAT) Conference Partner Yes Yes 15 Yes £2,500 View Details Session Partner Yes Yes 10 Yes £1,500 View Details Best Practice Presentation Package Yes Yes 10 Yes £1,000 View Details Exhibitor Packages Yes – 5 Yes £500 View Details We have various partnership packages available, including packages with speaking opportunities, exhibition space and those that will drive brand awareness, allowing you to address your whole target audience for maximum brand awareness and impact. 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 construction and property sector and the whole built environment industry. Conference Partner £2,500+VAT Become the headline partner of this conference and get mass awareness and brand visibility. This package is the ultimate – with a prime location during the event, a speaking opportunity, logo positioning on the top of the logo and your name in the event title – “Humber and North Lincolnshire Development Conference; Sponsored by YOUR COMPANY NAME” The conference will be called the xxx Conference in association with your company nameAbility to help shape the conference agenda and content to bring your strategic thinking to the eventOption to recommend speakersInclusion with pre-conference speaker communicationsAccess to the speakers and panellists; an excellent opportunity to establish rapport and build commercially rewarding relationshipsPrime branding for the whole conferenceOption to do a keynote speechOne speaking position on one panel during the conferenceOnline exhibition space allowing you to video chat with delegates and share downloadable content such as literature15 online delegate passes for your team or guestsDigital media branding: your logo will appear prominently on the website, marketing emails, social media etcMaster of Ceremonies “thank you” in the opening and closing speechesSocial media – pre, during and post-conference activityInclusion with all PR and outreach to regional, national and industry pressAccess to video of the conference after the eventBecome a partner > Session Partner £1,500+VAT The role of the session partner provides an opportunity for you to 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: Ability to help shape the session agenda and content to bring your strategic thinking to the eventOption to recommend speakers for the sessionInclusion with pre-conference speaker communicationsAccess to the speakers and panellists; an excellent opportunity to establish rapport and build commercially rewarding relationshipsBranding for the whole conference and your sessionOne speaking position on your panelOption to do a five minute introduction to your panel or thought leaders presentationOnline exhibition space allowing you to video chat with delegates and share downloadable content such as literature10 online delegate passes for your team or guestsDigital media branding: your logo will appear prominently on the website, marketing emails, social media etcMaster of Ceremonies “thank you” in the opening and closing speechesSocial media – pre, during and post-conference activityInclusion with all PR and outreach to regional, national and industry pressAccess to video of the conference after the eventBecome a partner > Best Practice Presentation Package £1,000+VAT During the breaks delegates are able to speed network and visit the exhibitors – but with this package you can also give them the option of coming to see your company deliver a 15-minute thought leadership presentation, enabling you to play a key role in the conference. Build brand awareness, loyalty, trust and new business leads amongst numerous civic and business leaders from across the industry. Benefits include: Ability to deliver a 15-minute presentation during one of the break periods Access to the VIP Room – a green room for speakers, VIP guests and sponsorsBranding across the rest of the conferenceOnline exhibition space allowing you to video chat with delegates and share content10 online delegate passes for your team and/or guestsDigital media branding: your logo will appear prominently on the website, marketing emails, social media, etcMaster of Ceremonies ‘thank you’ in the opening and closing speechesSocial media – pre, during and post-conference activityInclusion in any PR and outreach to regional, national and industry pressAccess to video of the conference after the eventBecome a partner > Exhibitor Package £500+VAT If you’re looking for access to the event and a space to meet online delegates and chat with them – then our exhibitor package is perfect. Some people can be reluctant to approach exhibition stands – but online it’s different and you’ll be inundated with enquiries and questions about your brand. Benefits include: Online exhibition space allowing you to video chat with delegates and share downloadable content such as literature5 online delegate passes for your team or guestsDigital media branding: your logo will appear prominently on the website, marketing emails, social media etcMaster of Ceremonies “thank you” in the opening and closing speechesSocial media – pre, during and post-conference activityInclusion with all PR and outreach to regional, national and industry pressAccess to video of the conference after the eventBecome 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 opportunities@built-environment-networking.com Our online conferences will merge our face-to-face conferences with a virtual platform – providing networking opportunities, exceptional panel discussions and debates, speaker presentations and an exhibition hall. Here’s a little video highlighting what to expect… And here’s a bit more information of key areas of our online events… You’ll receive unique log-in details and URL a week or so before the event to gain access. Main Stage On here you’ll be able to navigate what is in our ‘Programme’ where our speakers, panels and discussions will take place. You’ll be able to get involved in the discussion, ask questions and more. Networking Lounges You can connect with the attendees in our networking lounges – video chatting with others at the event. Exhibition Area View our partners and sponsors, have a chat with them and learn more about their business. Tickets Tickets are not currently available for this event. Details Date:Thursday, 24th June 2021Time:0930hrs – 1445hrs Venue Online – All in the Loop View our ticket T&Cs. 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