9.00 Chairs Opening remarks
Giles Barrie, Editor-in-Chief, Property Week
Session 1 – Taking stock and looking ahead
9.05 State of the nation: panel discussion
Opening address by:
Judith Armitt, Director, London Strategy, Government Property Unit
Followed by a panel discussion where she will be joined by:
Ian Ellis, Executive Chairman, Telereal Trillium
James Grierson, Senior Director, Head of Public Sector, DTZ
Jonathan Goring, Managing Director, Capita Symonds
09.50 Morning refreshments and Networking
Session 2 – Central Government: meeting the efficiency and growth challenge
10.20 HCA – driving growth through the development of land, existing assets and the accelerated release of public sector land for housing
Colin Molton, Regional Director, South West, Homes and Communities Agency
10.50 MOD – The Defence infrastructure organisation: A focus on new models and the incentivised management approach
Andrew Manley, Chief Executive, Defence Infrastructure Organisation
11.20 NHS – NHS Property Services as an emerging organisation
Simon Holden, Chief Executive, NHS Property Services Limited
11.50 Meeting the efficiency and growth challenge – debate
Speakers include:
Martyn Chase, director, Stanhope Plc
Andrew Yates, Partner, Commercial Real Estate, Berwin Leighton Paisner LLP
Richard McCarthy, Executive Director, Central Government, Capita Symonds
Will Mckee, Joint Managing Director, LAPAR
12.20 Lunch and Networking
Session 3 – Local Government: delivering core services effectively and efficiently.
1.20 Shielding frontline services and creating growth
Councillor Peter Fleming, Chair, Productivity Board, LGA
1.40 Case Study – Strategic integration: providing capacity to local authorities alongside the private sector
Charlie Parker, Chief Executive, Oldham City Council
2.00 Panel: Delivering services and addressing the deficit at a local level
Speakers include:
Andrew Coleman, Corporate Director, Local Partnerships
David Bill, Director, Central Government, Mace
Victoria Smith, Partner, Deloitte
2.30 Afternoon refreshments and Networking
Session 4: Efficiency, reform and accountability
3.00 Keynote address
Rt Hon Chloe Smith MP, Minister for Political and Constitutional Reform, Cabinet Office
3.30 Closing keynote address
Rt Hon Margaret Hodge MP, chair, Public Accounts Committee
4.00 Chairs closing remarks






