Join Chapman Taylor at Housing 2022, Manchester 28th – 30th June
Chapman Taylor delegates Michael Swiszczowski, Richard Daw, Catalina Ionita and Alexander Esfahani will be attending Housing, the award-winning Chartered Institute of Housing’s annual conference.
Europe’s largest housing festival returns to its usual timeline and will take place from 28th - 30th June at Manchester Central. With 10 theatres, 450+ speakers, 8000+ attendees and 300+ sponsors and exhibitors over the three days, it is the biggest meeting place for the whole housing sector. Tickets are still available here.
Director Michael Swiszczowski is also taking part in the FEC’s Estate Regeneration roundtable dinner discussion and architect Catalina Ionita is joining the panel at the Women in Property North West breakfast, both on the 28th June, details below:
The Victoria North Estate Regeneration roundtable considers questions around estate renewal, which hasn’t been front of mind when talking about housing delivery for a while. Facilitated by Ricky Ambury, Director, Citypress, Chapman Taylor Director Michael Swiszczowski will be joined by Hilary Brett-Parr, Project Director, FEC; Victoria Hunter, Senior Development Manager, FEC; Gillian Harrison, Senior Associate, Levitt Bernstein; Harriet Knowles, Director, Counter Context; Virginia Blackman, Principal National Head of Site Assembly and Compulsory Purchase, Avison Young; Nicola Rigby, Principal Land Development, Avison Young; Judith Sykes, Senior Director, Useful Projects; Andrew McIntosh, Director, Place at Great Manchester Combined Authority; Becca Heron, Strategic Director of Growth, Manchester City Council and Mark Dewhurst, Partner, Arcadis.
Architect Catalina Ionita will be joining the panel at the Women in Property North West breakfast at The Box in Deansgate, Manchester. She will be joining panellists Emma Shone, MODA, Corporate PR Manager; Aimee Bessant, Place First, Head of Marketing; Ellen Philcox, Euan Kellie, Director and Laura Pitcher, Sigma Capital, Legal Counsel. They will be discussing how the Single-Family Rental market has exploded in the UK as rents are surging and investors are flooding to the market. How do we ensure we stay ahead of the curve within the Single-Family Market? How do we create unique and appealing products for the target demographic? What effect will this insurgence have on the rest of the marketplace?
Breakfast will be served from 8 am with the panel running from 9-10 am, followed by networking. Register for this event here.