UK Regeneration Industry Exhibition and Conference

Regen 2015, St George's Hall, Liverpool, Tuesday 24 - Wednesday 25 March 2015

The Free-to-attend UK Regeneration Industry Exhibition and Conference  

Click here to register to attend

• Free–to–attend, 24 speaker, 2 day conference programme, with the leading figures in the UK Regeneration Industry ( click here to see final conference programme )
• Free–to–attend exhibition of some of the industry's major product and service suppliers( click here to see list of participating companies )
• Free–to–attend, complimentary 2 hour champagne drinks reception & networking evening with hundreds of industry colleagues

Dear Colleagues

    

May we take this opportunity to thank all those individuals and companies who have already confirmed their presence as speakers, delegates or exhibitors at Regen 2015 www.regen-2015.com, the 2nd Annual free-to-attend Exhibition and Conference for the UK Regeneration Industry.

Whether you wish to sell your products and services or establish new business contacts and relationships, meet potential suppliers or partners, or attend the conference to discuss and debate the hot topics in regeneration, Regen 2015 offers something for everyone involved in the industry.

Regen 2015 will once again provide significant sales and business development opportunities whilst also offering an outstanding networking platform with up to 1,500 industry colleagues, and really is a unique opportunity not to be missed.

And don’t forget the complimentary 2 hour champagne drinks reception / networking evening from 5.15pm – 7.15pm on Tuesday 24 March, held in the exhibition hall, which you, your colleagues, your guests and your clients are all welcome to attend.

• Town & City councils
• Urban & rural regeneration & development companies
• Housing associations, suppliers & contractors
• Construction companies
• Banks and financial institutions
• Regeneration investment agencies
• Economic development & regeneration practitioners
• Architects, surveyors, town planners & urban design companies
• Local & central government agencies  

Please feel free to also invite your guests / clients / colleagues to attend http://regen-2015.com/register-attend-exhibition-conference.php

We look forward to seeing you at the event next week in Liverpool.

Many thanks

The Regen 2015 Team

0845 467 3303

www.regen-2015.com

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Conference Chair – Max Steinberg CBE – Chief Executive, Liverpool Vision

Welcome to Regen 2015 and welcome to Liverpool – World Class City for Business

Ian McCarthy, Director of Programmes, Liverpool Vision

IFB 2014 – a resounding success, and the drive to make IFB 2016 even better

Professor Michael Parkinson CBE – Adviser to the Vice Chancellor, University of Liverpool

Northern Powerhouse – How are we going to make it happen ?

Naomi Clayton– Senior Analyst, Centre for Cities

Understanding and improving UK cities' economic performance

Kate Willard – Chair, Atlantic Gateway & Company Secretary Stobarts

Atlantic Gateway – Infrastructure and Superport

Euan Hall – Chief Executive, The Land Trust

Sustainable land management – models for public space

Alex Notay – UK Executive Director, Urban Land Institute

The responsible use of land, creating and sustaining thriving communities

Richard Steel – Director, Atmos Consulting Ltd, Soils and Water Team

Urban Waters and Dock Rehabilitation

Keith Burge – Institute of Economic Development

Under-performing Towns and Cities – realising the potential

Debbie Jackson – Asst Director Regeneration, The Mayor’s Regeneration Team, Greater London Authority

Driving growth in London’s economic and town centres

Trudi Elliott– Chief Executive, The Royal Town Planning Institute

How to plan for growth across city and county regions

Shanaaz Carroll – Acting Chief Executive, Assoc. of Town & City Management

Town Centre Futures

Steve Szostak – Chief Executive, Britain’s Energy Coast

Regeneration – from strategy to delivery

Katy Lock – Expert and Advocate, New Towns and Garden Cities, Town & Country Planning Association

An Introduction to the UK's New Towns and Garden Cities

Deborah McLaughlin – Chief Executive, Manchester Place

How to build 55,000 new homes / Investing in housing to support regeneration and growth

Kathleen Kelly – Assistant Director for Policy & Research, The National Housing Federation

Housing associations, regeneration, better housing and neighbourhoods

Peter Halsall – Chief Executive, Good Homes Alliance

Vision for an entrepreneurial, sustainable and equitable new homes sector

Prof. Alan Harding – Director, Heseltine Institute for Public Policy & Practice

How places work – making the most of evidence

Richard Tracey – Project Director, Atlantic Gateway

Atlantic Gateway Parklands – landscape for prosperity

Graham Marshall – Prosocial Place / Urban Design Group

Healthy Cities – Design Matters

John Tatham – Partnerships Director, Igloo Regeneration

Working in partnerships to deliver sustainable development

Ellen Dempster – Senior Projects Advisor, The Prince's Regeneration Trust

Redundant historic sites, rescued, and regenerated for the benefit of the surrounding community

Tim Brennan – Senior Regeneration Adviser, English Heritage

The impact of heritage on growth, the economy, our wellbeing and sense of place

Seán O'Reilly – Director, Institute of Historic Building Conservation

Conservation – standards and skills

Cathie Clarke – General Manager, The National Heritage Training Group

The heritage sector – developing traditional skills