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14-15 October 2019 Old Billingsgate, London From Uncertainty to Prosperity? + CONFERENCES & EVENTS PROGRAMME 14-15 OCTOBER 2019 OLD BILLINGSGATE, LONDON www.mipimuk.co.uk Engaging The Future 1 + 14-15 OCTOBER 2019 OLD BILLINGSGATE, LONDON + THE PRIME MINISTER Whether it’s the houses and flats we call home, the workplaces in which we earn a crust, the shops and leisure facilities where we splash our hard- earned cash or the transport infrastructure that allows us to glide seamlessly between them all, the built environment is an inescapable and vital part of all our lives. That’s why MIPIM UK is such an important part of the British business calendar – bringing together the architects, developers, builders, financiers and policymakers who are shaping the world around us so that we can all benefit. This year’s event – the sixth time the UK has hosted its very own MIPIM – comes at a particularly opportune time for the real estate industry. Because, as we prepare to leave the European Union later this month, I want to unleash the productive power of every city, town, village and hamlet in the United Kingdom, and to do that I need your help. I need you to help us build homes, railways, stations, digital infrastructure and more besides, levelling up communities right across England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales, giving everyone in this country access to the kind of infrastructure they need in order to thrive and to grow. That’s why I’ve already pledged £3.6 billion to support more than 100 towns across the country, confirmed that we will fund the Northern Powerhouse Rail link between Leeds and Manchester, and set out plans to bring gigabit broadband to homes in every corner of the land. But it not just enough to provide funding, I also want these places to have more power for themselves in making important local decisions. That is why council leaders and communities will be given greater powers similar to those already enjoyed in London and Manchester. This gives you as investors and business leaders confidence that key decisions will not get held up at a national level - you can get to work with your local partners straight away. So, as we embark upon our post-Brexit future – a future bursting with potential – events like this have a huge role to play in showing investors from around the world the kind of exciting opportunities on offer here in the UK. Despite the naysayers we are still the number one destination for investment in Europe, and there has never been a better time to join in. We are ready to do business with you, and to build the future of the UK together. Enjoy the conference. www.mipimuk.co.uk October 2019 2 2 SPECIAL EVENT FEATURES Monday 14 October + MIPIM UK Summit - Building Tours + Special Government Event - By invitation only 10.00 As part of MIPIM UK Summit we’re pleased to announce four City of London building tours available 07.30 Organised in conjunction with the Department for International Trade exclusively to delegates on the morning of Monday 14th October. All tours start at 10am and will 12.00 be finished by 12pm. 10.00 Draft Running order: + Register now to book you place on one of the site tours. Places are strictly limited and are offered + 07:30 – Arrivals In partnership with on a first come first serve basis. PPE equipment will be provided. Full details to be provided upon 08:00 – Breakfast networking registration. 08:30 – Welcoming speech • Fen Court with Generali Gavin Winbanks, Deputy Director, Head of Capital Investment, Department for International • 22 Bishopsgate with Lipton Rogers Trade • Broadgate with British Land • 70 St Mary Axe with Nuveen 8:35 – Ministerial keynote and Q&A Speaker tbc Fen Court 08:50 – Described as “one of the most well-crafted buildings the City has seen for some time” by the Guardian, Fen Teesside presentation Court is a new landmark office development in the City of London’s eastern cluster. Designed by architect Eric 09:00 – Cardiff presentation Parry on behalf of Generali Real Estate, Fen Court is crowned by the largest rooftop public space in the square mile: an exceptional 2,800 sq m roof garden with planting inspired by English country gardens and a perimeter 09:10 – WMCA presentation walk that gives vistas of London’s skyline. Prior to its construction, development manager CO --RE pre-let the 09:20 – Q&A / Networking building to M&G Investments as their new global headquarters. Winner of the OAS City Building of the Year Award, Fen Court is a critical, commercial and public success, which has been cited by the City of London’s 09:45 – Close Planning and Transportation Committee Chairman as an exemplar for the future of the Square Mile. 22 Bishopsgate 22 Bishopsgate is a new type of workplace. A 1.275m sq ft building designed specifically to benefit and support its diverse, connected community. With collaboration, choice, culture and creativity at its heart, 22 Bishopsgate + Lancaster House Dinner - By invitation only will be a building with soul; a place to connect, be inspired, learn, share and enjoy. Designed by PLP Architecture 18.30 Organised in conjunction with the Department for International Trade for AXA IM - Real Assets and Lipton Rogers Developments, it will be the tallest tower in the heart of the City of London upon completion. The building has been designed with the users’ wellbeing in mind. At 22 Bishopsgate, 21.30 art and craft, higher ceilings, increased daylight control, better fresh air and amenities combine to support individuals, in traditional and new ways of working. Outside of the office area, approximately 100,000sf is + dedicated to facilities that aim to improve the everyday experience for the building’s users and wider public. Broadgate Broadgate is a mixed-use campus comprising offices, restaurants, retail and leisure set across four landscaped squares. Covering 32 acres, it is central London’s largest pedestrianised area. Broadgate connects the creative, tech-focused communities of Spitalfields, Shoreditch and Old Street with the City. Broadgate has a Vision for a 10 year period to transform the Broadgate neighbourhood into a world class, seven day, mixed use Central London destination. This tour will give exclusive insight into the new buildings under construction at Broadgate and the future of this landmark campus in the City. 70 St Mary Axe 70 St Mary Axe is a 24-storey, 438,000 sq ft office building at the junction of the City of London, Shoreditch and Spitalfields, developed by Nuveen Real Estate and designed by architects and engineers, Foggo Associates. Conceived as a new icon for London, 70 SMA has a distinctive, elegantly curved shape, making it instantly recognisable. Curved glass and anodised aluminium fins wrap over the top of the structure and sweep down to the building’s base. At ground level, the building makes an impact with landscaped public realm and an impressive double height reception space, featuring an exposed concrete core which houses the main reception desk, a range of bespoke furniture and rugs, complemented with a curated playlist and a reception concierge service. Tenants signed up to date include innovative, US-founded co-working space Hana, created by CBRE, and US law firm Sidley Austin. Contact: [email protected] M MODERATOR 3 NOT TO BE MISSED FIONA BRUCE ESTHER MCVEY GRAHAM STUART ROGER MADELIN CBE British Journalist, Minister of State for housing, Parliamentary Under-Secretary Head of Canada Broadcaster and TV Ministry of Housing, of State, Water Development, Presenter Communities and Local Department for International British Land Government Trade Discover the day two chairperson for the KEYNOTE ADDRESS: KEYNOTE ADDRESS: KEYNOTE ADDRESS: MIPIM UK Summit: Examining strategies to address the UK Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness Investigating sustainable development Fiona Bruce is one of the biggest names in TV today. She housing crisis – building more quality since 2005, Stuart was appointed to his current role in best practices and future opportunities has recently taken on the role of Chair for the flagship homes as fast as possible January 2019, after a period serving as an Assistant Whip. As Minister for Investment, Stuart’s responsibilities Roger is Head of the 53-acre Canada Water Development at programme Question Time and is the BBC news’ most British Land and is a member of the Executive Committee. senior female anchor, having presented the six and ten The Rt Hon Esther McVey MP was appointed Minister of include foreign and outward direct investment, as well o’clock news since 1999. She has also presented The State at the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local as investment promotion. He is the DIT ministerial lead He joined British Land in February 2016 after 29 years at Antiques Roadshow since 2007 and the BBC’s most Government on 24 July 2019. on sectors including financial and professional services, Argent. advanced manufacturing, automotive, consumer, creative successful arts series Fake or Fortune since 2000, as well Esther was Secretary of State for Work and Pensions As the Development Director at Argent from 1988 he was and education. as many live events including William and Kate’s wedding. from January to November 2018. She was Treasurer responsible for the delivering all of Argent’s projects She has won numerous awards for best presenter and RTS of HM Household (Deputy Chief Whip) from November including Brindleyplace in Birmingham, Thames Valley awards for her journalism, most recently Newscaster of the 2017 to January 2018. She was Minister of State for Attend his keynote address on Tuesday 15 October, Park in Reading and major office projects in central Year at TRIC 2019.
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