Programme
The draft programme is below.
| 8.30am | Registration | |
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| 9.15am | Welcome | |
UK Chapter President:Ian Smith, CBRE |
Summit Chairman:Robin Harris |
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| Intro to day | ||
Moderator: Ginny GibsonHenley Business School, Reading University |
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| 9.25am | Extreme Estates Rationalisation | ![]() |
Chair: Ginny GibsonReading University |
Roger TaylorLearning and Skills Council |
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Matthew StoneCushman & Wakefield |
Sherin AminosseheGovernment Property Unit |
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Andrew PickettWolseley |
John Robinson JP Morgan |
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| Whether driven by debt reduction or other commercial imperatives, estate rationalisation is a reality for every organisation. This session will look at the theories and compare how the real property strategies of public and private, large and small organisations are coping under the strain of the new economic reality. | ||
| 10.30am | TFM - Myth or Reality | |
Chair: Giles BarrieProperty Week |
Billy DavidsonVodafone Group Services |
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Chris GarwoodBP International Ltd |
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| Senior FM specialists share information on how they operate in different markets, illustrating their different paths in outsourcing their FM and the solutions they have in place. | ||
| 11.15am | Coffee Break | |
| 11.45am | New Lease Accounting Standards - what you really need to know |
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Chair: Richard Drake |
Patrina BuchananInternational Accounting Standards Board |
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Mike EvansJones Lang LaSalle |
Gavin LewisRoyal Mail Estates |
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| The situation around the new accounting standards for leases continues be fluid with significant proposed changes to the previous Exposure Draft and the likelihood that the timing will be pushed back. Come to the conference to hear the very latest advice from industry experts and from the horse's mouth, the International Accounting Standards Board. You'll also be able to see actual occupier case studies on how the new rules will potentially impact you. | ||
| 12.40pm | Lunch | |
| 1.40pm | The Risk of Entrenched Behaviours: The Skew of Green Initiatives from Operational Use to Continuous Investment | |
Ben JohnsonBskyB |
Stuart Bowmanhurleypalmerflatt |
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Steve HolfordBskyB |
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| Occupiers have the greatest obligation to effectively manage their carbon overhead. However it can be that opportunities in day to day operations are missed, and instead the focus is on capital investment. Corporate and owner occupiers often invest heavily in "green" projects and activities based on potential energy and operational cost savings. Is reality though that once in operation there is less motivation for building users to operate and integrate all facilities in line with this green design intent? Is the original intent all "CSR lip-service". How do corporate occupiers best manage green investment and any risk of missed energy opportunities? What are the "risks" corporate occupiers should most focus on? Should we remain focussed on doing the right thing for ourselves and our customers? The session will aim to explain why Sky are engaged in our own plan, what we are doing; the motivations; achievements; lessons learnt and greatest challenges have been and what the 3 key takeaways are that the audience will leave with. |
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| 2.25pm | New Delivery for CRE Solutions | |
Nick GarnissUBS A portfolio of work for a multinational with a campus of premises in the City of London than needed a completely different approach to their procurement and delivery. |
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| 2.55pm | Introduction to the SNAP Sessions | |
| 3pm | Afternoon Tea | |
| 3.30pm | SNAP Sessions [3.30-3.55pm and 4.05-4.30pm] | |
Social Media - a communication revolution or the death of quality face to face relationshipsHelen Casey Legacy Portfolio Is Social Media a communication revolution or is it the death of quality face to face relationships? Is it a worthwhile business tool for property professionals or is it just a marketing tool? Can you measure your return on investment? Hear the top tips from the winner of the Johnson Controls CoreNet UK Chapter Essay prize winner 2011. |
Essential mobile applications for business, and life!Antony Slumbers Estates Today Ltd Mobile internet access is exploding as Smartphone sales grow at some 75% year-on-year. And the iPad has opened our eyes to a whole new way of accessing data. There are over 500,000 Apps for Apple devices alone. So, what are the essential apps that you HAVE to have? What apps will help you, as a real estate professional? And what apps will help you in business, will keep you better informed and will save you time? And which ones are simply 'awesome'? We will give you a rapid fire introduction to mobile applications. We'll explain what they do, the different types, and why our selections are essential. |
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| Experimenting with New Working Practices
Patrick ElliottInstant Offices There has been a long term trend for people to experiment with working in different ways on Fridays - from 'dress down Fridays', to 'working from home' to 'working' on the golf course. Some of these experiments have been more successful than others, and the result of this and the ease with which we can now all work remotely is that a number of office operators are establishing co-working and work sharing areas and clubs. Many of them are promoting the benefits of flexibility but also the possibility of networking with the other people working there. Examples of this include:
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Safe as houses: top tips for corporate occupiers on avoiding common legal mishaps
Beverley VaraAllen & Overy
Chris WoolfAllen & Overy In this interactive session Allen & Overy will take a look at the issues that commonly impact corporate occupiers and how they can be avoided with appropriate foresight and planning. The session will include practical information on how to deal effectively with issues such as break notices and dilapidations, service charges, rent reviews, applications for landlord's consent, business tenancies and boundary and neighbour disputes. |
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| 4.35pm | Wrap Up | |
| 4.45pm | Close - Walk to Heron Tower | |
| 5pm | Reception at Heron Tower | |
| 5.30pm | Welcome at Heron Tower Peter Ferrari, Heron Tower | |
| Tours to Landmark Plc on the 17th-19th floors | ||
| Draw for iPad | ||
| 7pm | Close | |
CoreNet Global UK reserve the right to amend the programme and timings as necessary.
UK Chapter President:
Summit Chairman:
Moderator: Ginny Gibson
Roger Taylor
Matthew Stone
Andrew Pickett
John Robinson
Chair: Giles Barrie
Billy Davidson
Chris Garwood
Chair: Richard Drake
Patrina Buchanan
Mike Evans
Gavin Lewis
Ben Johnson
Stuart Bowman
Steve Holford
Nick Garniss

Patrick Elliott
Beverley Vara
Chris Woolf