ULI Europe Real Estate Trends Conference 2013
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Overview .................................................................................
ULI Europe Real Estate Trends Conference and Dinner
GameSHIFT – Sustainability, Housing, Infrastructure, Finance & Technology
18-19 June 2013,
Hosted by SIEMENS at the Crystal, London E16
ULI Europe real estate trends conference is a an annual review of industry trends and key topics. This event will bring together over 250 senior real estate leaders from across Europe and beyond and will provide an excellent opportunity to keep on top of changes, opportunities and important relationships.
This year's conference is themed around SHIFTS - major changes in the fields of Sustainability, Housing, Infrastructure, Finance and Technology which will shape the world of city development and real estate investment.
ULI Europe's real estate trends conference is part of an annual programme of signature events that give you:
- Excellent networking opportunities with top real estate professionals from Europe and beyond
- Timely programme that explores key themes and identifies opportunities and industry trends
- Keynote speeches by leading experts in the fields of economy, finance and urbanism
- Knowledge sharing by real estate leaders on their experiences and future strategies
- Access to every sector of the real estate industry: ULI is a an interdisciplinary organisation
- A neutral and trusted platform for exchange of ideas, knowledge and experience
Meet the decision makers I See the big picture I Shape the future agenda
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Programme .................................................................................
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Tuesday, 18th June 2013
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19:30-22:30
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Conference dinner
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Wednesday, 19th June 2013
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08:15 |
Networking breakfast
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09:00 |
Conference opening
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Opening keynote session and panel discussion: with Greg Lindsay, Urbanist, Author & Journalist / Visiting Scholar, New York University
Followed by a panel discussion: Emma Gilthorpe, Regulatory Director & Member of the Executive Committee, Heathrow Airport
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10:15 |
Panel discussion:
Katie Kopec, Head of Development & Consulting, Jones Lang LaSalle Other panelists TBC |
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11:00 |
Coffee break
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11:30 |
Keynote session: "Smarter Cities?" |
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11:50 |
"Technology, Cities and Real Estate"
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12:30 |
Lunch
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14:00 |
Panel discussion:
Richard Donnell, Director of Research, Hometrack Grenville Turner, Group Chief Executive, Countrywide |
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15:00 |
Afternoon keynote and panel discussion: "The Future of the Banks and the implications for Real Estate" Chief Executive Lazard London
Followed by the panel discussion:
William Rucker Michael Cochran, Senior Managing Director, Eastdil Secured |
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16:00 |
Coffee break
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16:30 |
Infoburst: "Can Real Estate 'Weather' the Changes" How are extreme weather and sea level rises affecting insurance,real estate and land use, and what are the costs?
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16:45 |
"Industry Leaders Reflections" Leaders share what they learned from the conference, the issues they are most concerned about and where they see opportunity.
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17:30 |
Conference close followed by a networking drinks reception
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Delegates .................................................................................
ULI is a multi disciplinary institute working in both the private and the public sector. As such attendees represent a BROAD CROSS-SECTION OF DISCIPLINES, including:
- Investors and financial institutions
- Property owners and developers
- Cities, planners and academics
- Service providers
- Technology companies
- Construction and engineering companies
CLICK FOR: UP-TO-DATE LIST OF DELEGATES
Registration..................................................................................
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Conference fees
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Until 3rd May | After 3rd May |
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Private Member
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£599 + VAT | £730 + VAT |
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Private Non-member
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£771 + VAT | £940 + VAT |
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Public/Academic/Nonprofit Member
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£254 + VAT | £310 + VAT |
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Public/Academic/Nonprofit Non-member
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£340 + VAT | £415 + VAT |
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Young Leader Member (Under Age 35)
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£254 + VAT | £310 + VAT |
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Young Leader Non-member
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£340 + VAT | £415 + VAT |
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Conference Dinner
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Member
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£165 + VAT | £165 + VAT |
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Non-member
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£190 + VAT | £190 + VAT |
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Coordinate registrations with your colleagues and receive a GROUP DISCOUNT:
2+ people from the same company 10% discount 8+ people from the same company 15% discount
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ULI Refund Policy
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Written cancellation and refund requests received at ULI by 20 May 2013 will be awarded a full refund minus a £130 processing fee.
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- No refunds will be given for cancellation requests received after 20 May 2013.
- Registration may be transferred to another member of your organisation; a £30 transfer fee will be charged. Appropriate fee category will apply upon transfer.
- Verbal requests for cancellations and refunds will not be accepted; all requests must be made in writing to ulieurope@uli.org or fax number +44 20 7486 8652.
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Venue: the Crystal...........................................................
About the Crystal
- The world’s largest interactive exhibition exploring the future of our cities
- A global knowledge hub dedicated to improving our understanding of urban sustainability
- A technology showcase featuring the most innovative and cutting-edge solutions
- One of the world’s greenest buildings
- London’s newest architectural landmark
The Crystal is a sustainable cities initiative by Siemens that explores how we can create a better future for our cities. It is home to the world's largest exhibition focused on urban sustainability.
As a world-class centre for dialogue, discovery and learning, it reveals the challenges that cities face, and the ways we can reduce their environmental impact using sustainable technologies, many available today.
Based in the Royal Victoria Docks, the centre of London's new Green Enterprise District, the Crystal is a natural home for thought leadership on urban sustainability. It provides a global knowledge hub that helps a diverse range of audiences learn and understand how we can all work to build better cities for ourselves and for future generations.
www.thecrystal.org
Visit the UNIQUE exhibition at Crystal at any point during the conference or stay for post-conference drinks and enjoy the exhibition at your leisure.
At the heart of the Crystal is an immersive exhibition where you can find out about global trends and challenges facing cities today. Explore and learn how you and your business can make a real contribution to sustainable living.
Venue address:
Western Gateway
Royal Victoria Docks
London E16 1GB
E-mail: info@thecrystal.org
Tel: +44 (0)20 7055 6400
Clik on the image for a large map:
How to get there:
Fly to London City Airport
The Centre is within 5 minutes by taxi of London City Airport which serves over 30 destinations across the UK, Europe and
the USA, with connections to the rest of the world through major European hubs.
By Underground and Docklands Light Railway(DLR)
DLR stop: Royal Victoria Station (Zone 3) is a 3 minute walk from the venue
From Central London, take the eastbound Jubilee Line and change onto the DLR at Canning Town taking the Beckton line.
Royal Victoria Station is the first stop. Alternatively, several London Underground lines also connect to the DLR at Bank
and Tower Gateway.
From Royal Victoria Station (DLR) by foot (3 min)
To reach the Centre from the DLR, turn right out of Royal Victoria Station onto Seagull Lane. As you pass the Pumping
Station you will come to a small roundabout and will see the Crystal straight ahead of you.
By Cable Car
You can get to the Crystal direct via the Emirates Air Line Cable Car from the Greenwich peninsular. Take the underground (Jubilee line) to North Greenwich station and follow the sinage to the cable car (2 minute walk). The cable car stops outside the Crystal.
By Car
The Centre is just off Silvertown Way (A1011) at its junction with Lower Lea Crossing (A1020). It is outside the London Congestion Zone but inside London’s Low Emission Zone. Access to the Centre is from the roundabout on Tidal Basin Road.
Parking
The Royal Victoria Car Park (L2) is a five minute walk away and is located behind the Crowne Plaza Hotel on Western Gateway.
Sponsorhip Opportunities..........................................................
“ULI gives me and my colleagues a valuable forum for exchange of knowledge and know-how. ECE’s support for ULI’s annual programme gives us a wealth of insight and connections – and an opportunity to align ourselves with an organisation whose mission and values we believe in.”
Alexander Otto, Chief Executive Officer, ECE Projektmanagement
Sponsoring the conference will give your company an unparalleled opportunity to:
· Strengthen ties with prominent industry leaders
· Reach out to a broad spectrum of industry professionals
· Associate your brand with a high-quality programme
· Showcase your brand as a champion of urban sustainability
· Get the latest thinking on the trends shaping the industry
Sponsorship Opportunities
Choose from a variety of sponsorship levels to highlight your company profile at the conference. Sponsor a table at the conference dinner, become a leadership or senior supporter, or sponsor lanyards or coffee breaks. For further details please contact:
Katrina Cross - kcross@uli.org or
Jessica Simmonds - jsimmonds@uli.org
Accommodation...........................................................................
There are many hotels in the vicinity of the Crystal, a list of which is available below. Alternatively you may wish to stay in the City, West End or Canary Wharf districts of London and travel out to the conference. Please see the "Venue" section directly above for details of the location and access to the venue.
Use the "hotels map" to browse for hotels:
How to use the Interactive Map:
1. Click here for interactive map of nearest hotels
2. Go to the menu bar in the lower right of the screen.
3. Click on Onsite for the list of hotels in the vicinity of the Crystal or select any other location
4. Click on view further information on hotels in this area
Please note: the hotels listed are not star-rated by ULI
List of hotels in the area:
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Area: Royal Victoria
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| Crowne Plaza London Docklands | 4 | London City Airport | Excel 2, Festoon Way Royal Victoria Dock London E16 1RH Tel (+44)20 7540 4820 |
| 4 | London City Airport | Royal Victoria Dock Western Gateway London E16 1AL Tel (+44)20 7055 2000 |
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| Hotel Novotel London Excel | 4 | London City Airport |
Western Gateway
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Area: Canary Wharf
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| 5 | London City Airport |
46 Westferry Circus
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| Marriott West India Quay | 5 | London City Airport |
22 Hertsmere Road
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| Fraser Place Canary Wharf | 4 | London City Airport |
Fraser Place Canary Wharf
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| Hilton Canary Wharf | 4 | London City Airport |
South Quay
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| Hilton London Docklands Riverside | 4 | London City Airport |
265 Rotherhithe Street
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| Radisson Blu Edwardian New Providence Wharf | 4 | London City Airport |
5 Fairmont Avenue
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Biographies .................................................................................
Justin Bedecarré
Founder, 42Floors
Justin is a Co-founder of 42Floors, the best place to search for office space online.
Justin started in the commercial real estate business as a tenant broker. Through his years at Cushman & Wakefield, Justin represented popular technology clients throughout the Bay Area, New York, and London, including Salesforce, AKQA and Bleacher Report. He’s travelled all over the world speaking to brokers about how to better use technology.
42Floors was founded in November of 2011 with the vision of making it easy to discover and create your dream office space. Based in San Francisco, California, the 42Floors team is made up of experienced entrepreneurs and engineers with a passion for making the commercial real estate process easier for everyone.
Sir Stuart Lipton
Lipton is has been a commercial developer since late 1960's. He is responsible for over 25 million sq/ft of development in over 50 projects including Broadgate, Stockley Park, Chiswick Park and the Treasury.
Lipton was Chief Executive of Stanhope Plc from 1983 – 2006 and Deputy Chairman of Chelsfield Partners LLP. He now has a new venture, Lipton Rogers LLP.
He was the founding Chairman of the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment and a member of the Royal Fine Art Commission. He has been a Board member of the National Theatre and the Royal Opera House and has been involved in many other public buildings.
Lipton has a particular interest in the quality of design of new buildings and public space and their impact on how people feel and behave.
Greg Lindsay
Lindsay is a contributing writer for Fast Company and co-author of the international bestseller Aerotropolis: The Way We’ll Live Next. He is a visiting scholar at New York University’s Rudin Center for Transportation Policy & Management studying mobility and connectivity, and is a fellow of the World Policy Institute.
His writing has appeared in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg BusinessWeek, The Financial Times, McKinsey Quarterly, and Fortune, among many others.
His work with Studio Gang Architects on the future of suburbia was on display at MoMA from February through August 2012. He is currently working with UCLA’s cityLAB to re-imagine the economy and urbanism of the Ecuadorean Amazon. He has advised Intel, Audi, Chrysler, FedEx, Teague, and André Balazs Properties.
Lindsay is a two-time Jeopardy! champion (and the only human to go undefeated against IBM’s Watson).
Pedro Miranda
Corporate Vice President & Head of Corporate Development
Siemens One, Siemens
Miranda is Corporate Vice President of Siemens AG and Head of Corporate Development Siemens ONE in Munich, since 2008. This Corporate Unit has the governance of 14 Siemens Market Development Boards and oversees Business Development topics in 55 countries. Special responsibilities are Member of the Sales Board and member of the Sustainability Advisory Board of Siemens AG.
Miranda started his career at General Motors Corporation as production engineer, joining Siemens in 1983 as manufacturing engineer. Previous Management positions at Siemens Regensburg, Erlangen and Lisbon included Manufacturing Development and Systems Engineering.
Responsible for Project Management and International Sales for large Infrastructure Projects in Qatar and the Middle-East he headed several General Management positions in the Industry Sector and was member of the CEC in Portugal.
Miranda holds a Diploma degree in Electrical and Industrial Engineering from Purdue University, USA, and is a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. He is a REFA specialist by REFA Institute Darmstadt and graduate in Engineering Management Program from the Krannert School of Management, US. He was AFS scholarship recipient in New York, US.
William Rucker
Chief Executive, Lazard London
Chairman, Quintain Estates & Development
Chairman, Crest Nicholson
After studying politics and economics at Bristol University, Rucker qualified as a Chartered Accountant and was with Arthur Anderson until joining Lazard in 1987.
He has been the Chief Executive of Lazard London since June 2004 and has enormous experience as a senior banker in the real estate, retail and other sectors.
He has been Non-Executive Chairman of Quintain Estates and Development plc since October, 2009 and Chairman, Crest Nicholson Plc since September 2011. He served as a Non-Executive Director on the Board of Rentokil Initial plc for six years until March this year.
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