Harworth’s action-packed schedule continues into day two and three of UKREiiF with more thought-provoking discussions and panel sessions on place-based regeneration, incentives for investment and funding for the future.
Our first event of day two will be an opportunity to meet and network with our Regional teams, to discuss how public-private partnerships are essential to driving regional growth by enabling place-based regeneration and creating new communities.
Next on day two we host a panel to discuss the policy changes needed to drive increased investment and how the real estate sector can play a role in creating the relevant infrastructure that supports growth of emerging and innovative industries. This panel will be chaired by Harworth’s Chief Investment Officer, Jonathan Haigh.
Then to close out the event, on the third day at UKREiiF we have one final panel session, chaired by Harworth’s Director of Finance, Dougie Maudsley, to discuss how more robust funding for long-term regeneration projects can support sustainable regional growth.
For a full summary of our day two and three events please find more detail below, we look forward to seeing you at UKREiiF!
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🏘 Wednesday 9:15am - Regeneration in the Regions: Networking with our Regional teams and local authority partners
Join our Regional teams and key local authority partners at the Regeneration pavilion, to discuss how public-private partnership is enabling place-based regeneration, creating new communities and driving regional growth.
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🌍 Wednesday 11:00am - Incentives for investment: How do we make our regions internationally competitive?
Ensuring the UK can compete globally has never been more important. Central to this is supporting the growth of emerging and innovative industries at home – and priming our regions for inward investment. What policy changes are needed to drive this and what role can the real estate sector play in creating the supporting infrastructure?
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💰 Thursday 11:00am - Funding for the future: How can central government and key organisations refocus their resources to deliver value for money?
Robust funding is needed to support sustainable regional growth. In recent years we’ve seen various pots introduced by central government, but this is fragmented and doesn’t provide the stability needed for long-term regeneration projects. How can the government create more certainty? And do national infrastructure bodies need to commit more robust funding to this?
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