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Tomorrow’s Sheds and Logistics

Name: Tomorrow’s Sheds and Logistics
Start: 2022-11-29T08:00
End: 2022-11-30T14:30
Location: Royal Horticultural Halls

Tuesday, 29th November 2022 0800hrs – Wednesday, 30th November 2022 1430hrs

Royal Horticultural Halls, 80 Vincent Square, London SW1P 2PB

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The UK is in the midst of a record-breaking boom for sheds, logistics and industrial property development with over £12bn worth of new projects delivered in 2021 alone. Increasingly, policy makers are looking to the sector as the darling of economic growth with the potential for hundreds of thousands of potential new jobs in the offing. Tomorrow’s Sheds and Logistics brings together senior figures across the industry’s ecosystem to unveil over £10bn+ of new schemes while also attempting to answer questions around the main challenges and opportunities facing the field of organisations tasked with keeping pace of demand.

Topics to be discussed include:

British Land’s £1.3bn push into sheds sector
Freight plans within £20bn TFL development
Fiera Real Estate’s £300m Logistics Fund
Intel on Evri’s 6 new c.80,000 sq m depots
Intel on c.150 acres of Trebor Development
£1.5bn Kier Logistics development pipeline
1,200 acres of sustainable Stoford projects
CEG’s to develop c.30-acre Mansfield scheme
Maple Grove’s major Lancashire Central Scheme
Intel on British Land’s 2.8m sq ft pipeline
Opus Land’s 50 acre site in Bristol
Great British Railways Freight Growth Plans
Bridge’s plans to build £1bn portfolio

C.£7bn of Tritax logistics investments
Intel on Panattoni’s £700m ‘monster’ shed
Cubex’s £100m+ of schemes across the South West
Intel on 13m sq ft+ of St. Modwen development
24m sq ft of Hines global logistics projects
Panattoni’s huge UK wide pipeline
1000 acres of Prologis sustainable development
Be First’s Logistics plans to create 20k jobs
Logistics UK’s analysis on future of sector
CILT’s role in achieving net-zero in sector
Birmingham CC’s £355m Peddimore development
Potter Space’s Business Park expansion plans
And much more…

Confirmed speakers include:

James Watson,
Head of Development: Southern England & London

Victoria Turnbull,
Joint Managing Director

Michael Kirkland,
Associate Director

Chris Button,
Head of Value Add

Polly Troughton,
Managing Director, Logistics

Joseph Downey,
Director

Deborah Faithfull,
Senior Estates Manager

Bob Tattrie,
Managing Partner

Jason Rockett,
Managing Director

Anna Sinnott,
Director

John Beaty,
Principal, Corporate Relationships

Aisling O’Kane,
Vice President, Head of Planning

Helen McAllister,
Programme Director (Freight Reform)

Nicholas Scott,
Senior Development Director

Nicola Haigh,
Head of UK Real Estate

Dr Polyvios Polyviou,
Strategy & Planning Manager – Freight

Clare Bottle,
Chief Executive

Will Martin,
Strategic Lead – Land

Kate Jennings,
Director of Policy

Alan Somerville,
Director of ESG

Karen Hirst,
Managing Director

Mike Best,
Head of Logistics

Maria Dunn,
Head of Development Policy

Tony Nash,
Director

Sharon Kindleysides,
Chief Executive

Simon Cox,
Senior VP – Head of Development Management and Sustainability

Nikki Foley,
General Manager

John Henderson,
Chief Executive Officer

Diane Bridgen,
Owner and Director

Suzanna Lashford,
Business Development Manager

Heather Dixon,
Partner

Louise Liddiard,
Segment Marketing Manager For New And Emerging Markets

08:00-09:15	Breakfast & Networking
09:15-09:30	Conference Welcome
09:30-10:30	Session One: Logistics and Levelling Up – How Can The Sector Underpin Economic Growth; Sponsored by Geldards LLP Logistics and Industrial facilities have demonstrated their importance to UK PLC over the course of the last couple of years. With unprecedented demand for development across the UK, this session explores key steps required by the sector and its partners to deliver inclusive growth while tackling challenges around planning, social value and national policy. Chair: Built Environment Networking; Phil Laycock, Director Geldards; Heather Dixon, Partner Fiera Real Estate UK; Chris Button, Head of Value Add St. Modwen; Polly Troughton, Managing Director, Logistics Potter Space; Jason Rockett, Managing Director Logistics UK; Kate Jennings, Director of Policy Lloyds Banking Group; Nicola Haigh, Head of UK Real Estate
10:30-11:15	Break and Networking Build commercially rewarding connections during the break – with refreshments included.
11:15-12:15	Session Two: Attracting Talent to Logistics – How Can the Development Sector Support?; Sponsored by Staffordshire County Council Ranging from overcoming the problem of reputation to the challenge of creating enjoyable physical spaces for talent to work within, this session looks at different ways to make the sector an appealing proposition for talent. Delegates are joined by a range of voices from across sheds and logistics property to discuss their proposals to improve the industry’s image. Chair: Staffordshire County Council; John Henderson, Chief Executive Officer Screwfix Wincanton; Nikki Foley, General Manager Burton & South Derbyshire College; John Beaty, Principal, Corporate Relationships Central Hub Logistics; Diane Bridgen, Owner and Director Logistics Capital Partners; Michael Kirkland, Associate Director
12:15-13:00	Lunch and Networking Build commercially rewarding connections during the break – with refreshments included.
13:00-13:15	Securing New & Upgraded Grid Connections; Sponsored by Vattenfall Suzanna Lashford from Vattenfall Networks will outline how Independent Distribution Network Operators (IDNOs) provide an alternative route for developers to secure new or upgraded electrical grid connections which provide ‘cash-back’ via Asset Adoption Value payments. Vattenfall IDNO; Suzanna Lashford, Business Development Manager
13:15-14:15	Session Three: Moving Goods and People – Ports, Airports and Freight Hubs Development Plans Oftentimes UK business commences at the first point of entry into the country- the logistics sector is heavily reliant on major infrastructure being fit for purpose. This session looks at how selected airports, ports and rail freight hubs are developing to support the demand of more people and goods coming into the UK. Chair: (Session Available to Sponsor) Kier Property; Nicholas Scott, Senior Development Director Transport for London; Dr. Polyvios Polyviou, Strategy & Planning Manager – Freight Great British Railways; Helen McAllister, Programme Director (Freight Reform)
14:15-14:45	Break and Networking Build commercially rewarding connections during the break – with refreshments included.
14:45-16:15	Session Four: Urban Logistics Development Plans As the UK’s top performing subsector, Urban Logistics is experiencing a boom. This session unveils a series of forthcoming projects lead by the industry’s leading investors, developers and occupiers. Chair: (Session Available to Sponsor) Evri; Deborah Faithfull, Senior Estates Manager Opus Land; Victoria Turnbull, Joint Managing Director British Land; Mike Best, Head of Logistics Birmingham City Council; Maria Dunn, Head of Development Policy
16:15	Day One Conference Summary and Close

08:00-09:00	Breakfast & Networking
09:00-09:15	Conference Welcome
09:15-10:15	Session One: How Can Logistics and Industrial Development Contribute to Placemaking? The sheds and logistics real estate sector constantly grapples with integrating its major development projects in the wider regeneration ambitions. This session explores different approaches to placemaking via a series of high level, best practice and thought leadership focused presentations taken from upcoming projects. Chair: (Session Available to Sponsor) Panattoni; James Watson, Head of Development: Southern England & London Maple Grove Developments; Karen Hirst, Managing Director CEG; Will Martin, Strategic Land – Lead Be First Regeneration; Anna Sinnott, Planning Director
10:15-11:00	Break and Networking Build commercially rewarding connections during the break – with refreshments included.
11:00-12:15	Session Two: Logistics vs Net Zero – Tackling the Climate Challenge While Keeping the Country Moving; Sponsored Schneider Electric. As a sector that is so reliant on high energy usage and the need to move goods or people across large geographical areas at pace, logistics and industrial developers are constantly having to innovate to deliver sustainable property solutions. This session looks at some best in class examples of forthcoming clean and green development. Chair: Schneider Electric; Louise Liddiard, Segment Marketing Manager For New And Emerging Markets Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport; Sharon Kindleysides, Chief Executive Prologis; Simon Cox, Senior VP – Head of Development Management and Sustainability Stoford Developments; Tony Nash, Director Tritax; Alan Somerville, Director of ESG
12:15-13:15	Lunch and Networking Build commercially rewarding connections during the break – with refreshments included.
13:15-14:30	Session Three: Multi-Let Logistics Development Plans Growth in e-commerce and the insatiable drive in consumer demand unleashed by the Covid-19 pandemic has ushered a boom in the multi-let logistics asset class. As the UK recalibrates its supply chain to be more UK focused, this session brings together developers, investors and occupiers to unveil a range of new schemes that are focused on supporting national economic growth priorities. Chair: (Session Available to Sponsor) Trebor Developments; Bob Tattrie, Managing Partner UK Warehousing Association; Clare Bottle, Chief Executive Officer Bridge Industrial; Aisling O’Kane, Vice President, Head of Planning
14:30	Day Two Conference Summary and Close

Panattoni – James Watson, Head of Development: Southern England & London

Panattonni is the world’s largest privately owned industrial developer. As global leaders in the sector, they have developed over 513 million sq ft of space around the world. The industrial developer has recently set its eyes on the Thames Valley with a 370-acre regeneration project planned for the former Honda facility in Swindon. Panattoni has committed to invest over £700m into the site to attract new businesses, growth and inward investment. James joins us to share insight into the scheme and discuss any future plans for the region.

Opus Land – Victoria Turnbull, Joint Managing Director

Opus Land have major plans in the pipeline in the West Midlands and South West having recently exchanged contracts on an 850,000 sq ft speculative scheme on the Prospero Ansty park near Rugby as well as a 50 acre scheme at Central Park in Bristol. Opus have extensive experience of working in partnership with landowners, investors and occupiers with assets under management approaching 3 million sq ft across the Midlands, South West and London and Victoria will join the conference to showcase their future plans in the Urban Logistics market.

Logistics Capital Partners – Michael Kirkland, Associate Director

With over £5bn of logistics assets on their books, Logistics Capital Partners are responsible for the mega West Midlands Interchange project which will include 8 million square feet of new logistics space across 734 acres in South Staffordshire. The project is being enabled through the delivery of a new link road- A5/A449 and is expected to create £430m of economic activity per year. Michael joins the event to detail the project and the sheer number of new skills needed to support such an effort.

Fiera Real Estate UK – Chris Button, Head of Value Add

Fiera Real Estate recently launched the Logistics Development Fund UK targeting a total of £300m and is the firm’s first logistics sector-focussed development vehicle, it will have a strong focus on ESG with all projects targeting net-zero carbon construction. The fund will develop new units of up to 300,000 sq ft located in major metropolitan areas and supported by prime transport infrastructure to meet unprecedented occupier and investor interest for last mile logistics real estate.

St. Modwen – Polly Troughton, Managing Director, Logistics

St. Modwen is an expert developer with a £1.41bn portfolio with a substantial commercial development pipeline focused primarily on industrial & logistics space with over 7.3 million sq ft of consented development in the pipeline as well as further 6 million sq ft going through the planning process. Polly heads up St. Modwen Logistics’ arm and will be on hand to discuss their sector leading strategy on their massive portfolio and development pipeline.

Cubex – Joseph Downey, Director

Cubex is a leading South West developer with a pedigree in logistics projects as well and city centre office, residential, mixed use. Their focus for 2022 is on the logistics sector, particularly on providing ‘intelligent’, tech-enabled, sustainable buildings across the South West and Wales. Key projects include a £30m GDV unit on a 9.5 acre site in Monmouthshire, a £19.2m scheme on the edge of Swindon town centre and a £25m, 160,000 sq ft warehouse in Somerset. Joe will discuss how Cubex are working hard to address the shortfall of urban logistics space in the South West and are looking for further opportunities to develop logistics and last-mile delivery sites include on obsolete industrial stock.

Evri – Deborah Faithfull, Senior Estates Manager

Evri (formerly Hermes Parcelnet Ltd) have extensive plans to increase their national logistics portfolio which comprises of more than 200 properties. Deborah is tasked with acquiring the assets needed for the fast moving environment that Evri operate in and will be on hand to discuss their future plans which include the delivery of 6 brand new depots across the UK along with a multitude of smaller Last Mile delivery units.

Trebor Developments – Bob Tattrie, Managing Partner

Trebor are active across the UK delivering high quality industrial development for major blue chip clients such as Amazon, DHL and DPD amongst others. Trebor are particularly active across Cambridgeshire, Suffolk and the West Midlands and Bob will be on hand to discuss their pipeline across the UK which totals nearly 150 acres of development.

Potter Space – Jason Rockett, Managing Director

Jason was recently featured in Property Week after Potter Space commissioned research into demand for small to mid-sized warehousing (sub-100k sq. ft.) – finding that demand for these spaces is continuing to endure despite challenges to the sector including rising inflation, interest rates, and fuel prices etc. The sub-100k sq. ft. market is not often discussed, partly because the rapid growth of ecommerce and Covid-19 has meant that big-box has taken focus in recent times, but Jason will join the conference to discuss its importance to the sector as well as touching on their own development plans across their business parks in Ely, Ripon, Knowsley, Selby and Droitwich.

Be First Regeneration – Anna Sinnott, Director

Be First Regeneration have ambitious plans to build London’s largest new film and TV studios for 25 years opposite Dagenham East station – costing £300 million, contributing £35 million annually to the region and creating 1,200 new jobs. Anna will be joining us to discuss current masterplan as a catalyst for economic growth.

Burton & South Derbyshire College – John Beaty, Principal, Corporate Relationships

More information to follow.

Bridge Industrial – Aisling O’Kane, Vice President, Head of Planning

Bridge Industrial, the US-based industrial real estate operating company and investment manager, recently celebrated its one-year anniversary in the UK with the firm closing on four site acquisitions in 2021, forming a build-to-core joint venture with PSP Investments targeting a portfolio value of £1 billion. Bridge recently completed their biggest deal with a £90 million London site bought for an Urban Logistics scheme and they are actively pursuing land and development opportunities throughout Greater London, the South East, and the West Midlands. Aisling will be on hand to discuss their early successes as well as their future plans and strategy to grow their UK operation.

Great British Railways – Helen McAllister, Programme Director (Freight Reform)

In the Williams-Shapps Plan for Rail, the UK Government committed to setting a rail freight growth target. The Department for Transport commissioned the Great British Railways Transition Team (GBRTT) to develop a range of rail freight growth target options including developing rail freight hubs outside the ‘golden triangle’ of logistics hubs. Helen is one of the leaders in the team that is actively looking into where these hubs could be located as well as researching how much of the current and future market demand for freight could be met by rail, and the role rail can play in the nation’s supply chains and will join the conference to share intel on their plans and findings.

Kier Property – Nicholas Scott, Senior Development Director

Kier Property are pressing ahead with their £1.5bn+ GDV development pipeline with numerous industrial and logistic projects throughout the country. Planning approval has also been granted for a first Trade City scheme in Manchester by Kier Property – totalling 93,000 sq ft and comprising nine units ranging from 3,800 sq ft to 23,600 sq ft on a 4.8-acre site. Their Manchester scheme will be Kier Property’s 55th industrial scheme in the UK and builds on its most recent acquisitions in Bognor Regis, Milton Keynes, St Albans and Bracknell. Nicholas will be on hand to discuss these schemes and Kier Property’s future investment in the sheds and logistics sector. Nick will reference their Knowsley scheme in the presentation along with schemes at Luton and Southampton to keep the flow of airports and ports

Lloyds Banking Group – Nicola Haigh, Head of UK Real Estate

Nicola is Head of the UK Real Estate and Housing team for SME Business and Commercial Customers and also has responsibility as the Regional Director for London and South East Real Estate, Healthcare & Education sectors. She has been involved in investment and development financing in the logistics and industrial sector has extensive experience in leading bespoke, multi-product deal teams that cater for her clients’ needs and has a particular interest in improving sustainability within the sector and will be on hand to discuss what Lloyds Banking’s ambitions will be in the Sheds and Logistics sector over the next 5 years.

Transport for London – Dr Polyvios Polyviou, Strategy & Planning Manager – Freight

TFL owns a 5,700 acre estate that includes land and properties with £20 billion of development in the pipeline – with huge potential for creating the homes and the commercial development for jobs that the capital needs. Polyvios leads on TFL’s freight policy and strategy and will join the conference to discuss the support they are giving to operators in the freight realm including their London FreightLab which looks to offer funding, land sites, and subject matter expertise to create innovative ideas, which could be further developed and tested through the London FreightLab challenge – working with ten leading industry partners on the challenge including CEVA Logistics, DPD, Guy’s and St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, John Lewis Partnership, Royal Mail, Thames Water, UPS.

UK Warehousing Association – Clare Bottle, Chief Executive

UKWA is the trade association representing the UK Logistics Sector providing a voice for the industry. They promote the interests of their members to Government and other influencers at all levels. Their mission is to drive up standards and to support our members in operating safely, ethically and profitably. Before taking over at UKWA, Clare had experience at the likes of Hermes, Kuehne + Nagel, TFL and Coca Cola as well as being the Vice Chair of Women in Logistics UK and will be well placed to discuss the sector’s contribution to UK PLC and the role it plays in creating inclusive economic growth.

CEG – Will Martin, Strategic Lead – Land

CEG has huge plans for the Midlands with a number of key strategic developments either delivering or set to come to the fore over the coming years which will deliver more than 10,000 homes as well as nearly 500 acres of employment sites. These include 3,000 homes as part of a new village near Gaydon, Stratford upon Avon, 1,400 homes on the outskirts of Derby, 4,500 new homes near Leicester and proposals for 900 homes in Stratford upon Avon and a further 800 homes in Coventry. Will has been leading on these projects on behalf of CEG in the Midlands and will join the conference to discuss their ambitions, and the economic benefits the delivery of these schemes will bring.

Logistics UK – Kate Jennings, Director of Policy

Logistics UK is one of the biggest business groups in the UK, supporting, shaping and standing up for, efficient logistics. They are the only business group in the UK that represents all of logistics, with members from the road, rail, sea and air industries, as well as the buyers of freight services such as retailers and manufacturers whose businesses depend on the efficient movement of goods. Kate recently joined Logistics UK as head of Policy and will be well placed to discuss the sector’s role in creating inclusive and sustainable economic growth in the UK as well as the role it will play in the government’s levelling up agenda.

Tritax – Alan Somerville, Director of ESG

From ‘Mega Boxes’ to last-mile ‘Metro Boxes’, Tritax manage c.£7 billion of high-quality logistics real estate assets integral to modern supply chains. They take a tailored approach across the listed and private markets, among and among their mandates are two of Europe’s leading listed logistics funds, Tritax Big Box and Tritax Eurobox as well as their development arm Tritax Symmetry. Alan recently joined Tritax as Director of ESG and will be well placed to discuss their future investments in the UK as well as their push to achieve Net-Zero across their portfolio.

Maple Grove Developments – Karen Hirst, Managing Director

Maple Grove Developments were chosen to partner Lancashire County Council on the massive ‘Lancashire Central’ development which is expected to generate over 2,000 jobs. Industrial developments form a large part of the scheme as well as research and development, retail and leisure hubs. Aside from those plans, Maple Grove are also active across the north of England delivering industrial schemes in Yorkshire and the North West and Karen will be on hand to give insight into these schemes and how they will create future ‘place’ in the north.

British Land – Mike Best, Head of Logistics

British Land have entered the warehouse property development market in the past couple of years – with big plans to increase their investment in the sector having already amassed a 2.8m sq ft warehouse property development pipeline which is currently centred around London and the M25 corridor and worth around £1.3bn. Mike was recently recruited to lead British Land’s warehouse development charge and will be well placed to speak about their future plans including potentially breaking into the North West market.

Birmingham City Council – Maria Dunn, Head of Development Policy

The recently launched “Our Future City: Central Birmingham Framework 2040” will double the city’s green space and active travel routes and has the potential to create 74,000 new jobs as well as 35,000 new homes for the growing population. Maria will delve into the masterplan, which was launched at UKREiiF, in more detail and outline how it is a once in a generation opportunity for equitable growth.

Stoford Developments – Tony Nash, Director

Stoford are set to deliver employment park as part of plans to revitalise Wellesbourne Mountford Airfield. The development will see 140 acres of much needed employment land along the M40 corridor and is part of a promotion strategy to provide a new runway and enhanced aviation facilities to secure the long-term future of the airfield. Stoford have secured a commercial land pipeline of 1,200 acres across the UK, delivering zero carbon in use as standard and Tony will be on hand to discuss Stoford’s wider development plans for the Midlands.

Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport – Sharon Kindleysides, Chief Executive

Climate change is arguably the most pressing environmental challenge of our time, and with Logistics and Transport accounting for 28% of all UK carbon emissions, the sector has a huge role to play in reaching net zero by 2050. The challenges are great but so too are the opportunities, and CILT believes that the sector will be a key part of the solution. Over the coming years the CILT will work to provide the knowledge, networks and knowhow to inspire and inform ambition: keeping the sector moving on a Route to a Net Zero future. Sharon will be on hand to discuss the work the CILT are doing to aid the sector’s drive to net-zero.

Prologis – Simon Cox, Senior VP – Head of Development Management and Sustainability

Simon is Prologis’ UK Sustainability Officer, directing strategy for sustainable development and overseeing the implementation of sustainable initiatives throughout their UK operation. Prologis’ sustainability drive has been at the forefront of their buildings and projects for over a decade and Simon will join the conference to discuss their sustainable pipeline of development on around 1000 acres of land with detailed planning permission.

Screwfix Wincanton – Nikki Foley, General Manager

More information to follow.

Staffordshire County Council – John Henderson, Chief Executive Officer

More information to follow.

Central Hub Logistics – Diane Bridgen, Owner and Director

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Vattenfall IDNO – Suzanna Lashford, Business Development Manager

Vattenfall IDNO is an Ofgem regulated Independent Distribution Network Operator. We own and maintain electrical network infrastructure to ensure safe and reliable supplies for our customers. We design, own and operate the electrical networks which take electricity from the grid to your business and also connect electricity generators to the grid, for example, solar or wind farms. Our goal is to bring you the right expertise to build, own, operate and maintain energy infrastructure and bring investment that could significantly reduce capital costs.

Geldards – Heather Dixon, Partner

Heather has an excellent track record delivering pragmatic advice to developers and landowners on a comprehensive range of transactions relating to the acquisition, development, letting and disposal of commercial and residential sites. She successfully works with a client’s internal and wider professional team to proactively identify key issues and find solutions to achieve the best possible outcome for her client. A source describes Heather as “exceptionally committed and diligent, she makes deals happen whilst protecting our legal interests.” Heather’s principal focus is acting for developers dealing with site assembly, conditional build agreements and forward funding in the industrial and logistics market. Heather also deals with the acquisition and disposal of residential development sites and has assisted a number of local FE Colleges with site disposals to generate substantial inward investment in learning facilities.

Schneider Electric – Louise Liddiard, Segment Marketing Manager For New And Emerging Markets

More information to follow.

The conference will host a number of meeting spaces where companies will take out an area to host one-to-one meetings with potential clients, suppliers and providers.

This will allow organisations to secure space at the event which doesn’t cost thousands in additional spend to create stand designs etc – this more inclusive option will enable businesses to simply arrive with literature and banners.

Meeting space includes:

2 x tickets to the main event
Logo on the event website and marketing collateral
Delegate list before the event to arrange meetings

Cost – £1,500+VAT

For more information email opportunities@built-environment-networking.com or contact us on 0113 390 4700

Those with Meeting Space at this event include:

The meeting spaces are simple – bring a pop-up banner and any literature you’ll need and we’ll provide the rest.

You’ll then get access to see who is attending to look at arranging meetings yourself.

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Package	Meeting Space	Speaking Slots	Event Tickets	Packages Available	Cost (+VAT)
Corporate Partner	Yes	Yes	15	1	£10,000	View Details
Stage Session Partner	Yes	Yes	8	6	£5,000	View Details
Day One Session Partner: Logistics and Levelling Up – How Can The Sector Underpin Economic Growth	Yes	Yes	8	1	£5,000	View Details
Day One Session Partner: Attracting Talent to Logistics – How Can the Development Sector Support?	Yes	Yes	8	1	£5,000	Sold
Day One Session Partner: Moving Goods and People – Ports and Airports Expansion Plans	Yes	Yes	8	1	£5,000	View Details
Day One Session Partner: Urban Logistics Development Plans	Yes	Yes	8	1	£5,000	View Details
Day Two Session Partner: How Can Logistics and Industrial Development Contribute to Placemaking?	Yes	Yes	8	1	£5,000	View Details
Day Two Session Partner: Logistics vs Net Zero – Tackling the Climate Challenge While Keeping the Country Moving	Yes	Yes	8	1	£5,000	Sold
Day Two Session Partner: Developing Digital Logistics – Delivering Data Centres and New Forms of Industrial Units	Yes	Yes	8	1	£5,000	View Details
Output Report Partner	Yes	Yes	6	1	£3,500	View Details
Video Partner	Yes	Yes	6	1	£6,000	View Details
Programme Partner	Yes	–	2	1	£2,500	Sold
Conference Dinner	–	–	–	1	£2,750	View Details
Registration Partner	Yes	–	2	1	£2,000	View Details
Email Partner	Yes	–	2	1	£2,000	View Details
Best Practice Presentation Partner	Yes	Yes	2	7	£3,500	View Details
Breakfast Partner	Yes	–	2	–	£2,500	View Details
Lunch Partner	Yes	–	2	–	£2,500	Sold
Meeting Space	Yes	–	2	26	£1,500	View Details

Corporate Partner

£10,000+VAT

Become the main event partner of the whole event.

Benefits include:

Naming rights in the title of the event name ie. Tomorrow’s Logistics Conference; in partnership with _Your Company_
Keynote speech to open Tomorrow’s Logistics Conference annual conference on the Main Stage
1 x Panel Partner – chair the session of your choice and have input into the content and speakers
1 x Meeting space
15 x delegate passes to the conference
Priority branding on the event website, emails and other marketing collateral
One page advert within the event programme
Individual award sponsorship
Access to photographs and video of the event

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Session Partner

£5,000+VAT

Headline one of the main sessions.

Benefits include:

1 x Panel Partner – chair the session of your choice and have input into the content and speakers
1 x Meeting space
8 x delegate passes to the conference
Branding on the event website, emails and other marketing collateral
Full page advert within the event programme
Access to photographs and video of the event

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Day One: Session One Partner: Logistics and Levelling Up – How Can The Sector Underpin Economic Growth

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Day One: Session Two Partner: Attracting Talent to Logistics – How Can the Development Sector Support?

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Day Two: Session Two Partner: Logistics vs Net Zero – Tackling the Climate Challenge While Keeping the Country Moving

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Day Two: Session Three Partner: Developing Digital Logistics – Delivering Data Centres and New Forms of Industrial Units

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Output Report Partner

£3,500+VAT

Prime branding on the Tomorrow’s Logistics Conference event Report.

Benefits include:

Main branding on event Report
Branding on the event website and at the event
1 x Meeting space
6 x delegate passes for both event days
Full page advert in the event programme
Access to photographs and video of the event

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Video Partner

£6,000+VAT

This Partner will provide a video that will be played when delegates enter and leave the event sessions.

Benefits include:

Creation and branding of event video
Branding on the event website and at the event
1 x Meeting space
One Q&A session with your speakers during the event
6 x delegate passes for both event days
Your logo will be displayed on the front page of the website
One full page advert in the event programme
Access to photographs and video of the event

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Media Partner

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Programme Partner

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Conference Dinner

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Registration Partner

£2,000+VAT

The Partner can brand the registration space.

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Branding on the event website and at the event
1 x Meeting space
2 x delegate passes for both event days
Your logo will be displayed on the front page of the website
Half page advert in the event programme
Access to photographs and video of the event

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Email Partner

£2,000+VAT

This package provides branding on the emails sent out to advertise Tomorrow’s Logistics Conference.

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Branding on the event website and at the event
1 x Meeting space
2 x delegate passes for both event days
Your logo will be displayed on the front page of the website
Half page advert in the event programme
Access to photographs and video of the event

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Best Practice Presentation Partner

£3,500+VAT

This package allows you to share your best practice pitch with the delegates present at the event.

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• Branding on the event website and at the event

• 2 x delegate passes for both days of the event

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• 1 x Meeting space

• Half page advert in the event programme

• Access to photographs and video of the event

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Breakfast Partner

£2,500+VAT

This package provides branding at the breakfast of the Tomorrow’s Logistics Conference.

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1 x Meeting space
2 x delegate passes for both event days
Half page advert in the event programme
Access to photographs and video of the event

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Lunch Partner

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Meeting Space

£1,500+VAT

This package provides access to the event and a space to hold meetings and showcase your services.

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1 x Meeting space
Branding on the event website and at the event
2 x delegate passes for both event days
Half page advert in the event programme
Access to photographs and video of the event

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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

Taking place on the first night of our two-day Tomorrow’s Sheds and Logistics Conference, we will be hosting a VIP experience like no other, bringing together the speakers, selected guests and the exclusive dinner sponsor.

Upon the close of Day One, from 16:30hrs, dinner guests can enjoy drinks in the Royal Horticultural Halls, followed by a sumptuous dinner in a private setting at The Wellington, 71 Vincent Square, London, SW1P 2PA between 18:00-21:00.

As this is only open to a small group of industry professionals, it offers you and your business a unique opportunity to spend quality time one-on-one with key influencers and decision makers, forming commercially rewarding relationships for the future.

Get access to the exclusive VIP experience

Entry to this event is available through either purchasing one of the limited tickets or by becoming the VIP Dinner Sponsor. The benefits of this package include:

Speaking opportunity during the dinner – share a 10-minute talk to open the discussion during the dinner.
2 x pop-up banners at the dinner and promotional material and literature placement on the dinner tables.
2 x tickets to the VIP Dinner
Inclusion within the evening dinner programme with your logo placed on the front of the brochure
2 x tickets to the Tomorrow’s Sheds and Logistics Conference
Access to the VIP Green Room at the Conference over both days
Additional marketing activation and branding: including on the website, emails, social media and editorial content

Guests will be announced shortly.

Those attending the dinner must also be attending the conference the following day – you can register below or contact opportunities@built-environment-networking.com for more information. Sponsorship opportunities are also available on the ‘Become a Partner’ tab above.