Conference
Maximising efficiency from the nation's property portfolio
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The Public Property Summit is a one day high level conference for public and private property proffesionals. The conference will allow the public and private sectors to discuss and develop solutions for the UK public property portfolio. By attending the summit you will have the chance to engage with some of
the most influential figures in the UK public property market.
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The Public Property Summit conference will run from 09:00 - 17:30 (subject to change) on the 2 November 2011. Purchasing a ticket will allow you access to the conference and will include all refreshments and lunch.
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Conference topics include:
Asset management and outsourcing
Both the public and private sectors can benefit by working together. Learn how the public sector can drive down costs by working with the private sector, information on place-based asset management, and is selling public land a way to achieve value for the public? The conference will go in to individual public property such as the NHS estates, education and defence estates.
Overall efficiency
The Government is the UK’s largest landowner and tenant. Currently the Governments £370 billion estate costs around £25 billion per annum to run, there is substantial scope for efficiency improvement. The Government is already looking for ways to develop their property strategy by working with the private sector to improve their efficiency. The conference will give a deeper insight on building relationships between the public and private professionals, how public property can help drive the economy, achieving efficiencies though property and much more.
Regeneration and development
Learn of the opportunities on how the public and private sector can work together to create innovative solutions for the UK public property market. The conference will highlight topical regeneration projects, local enterprise partnerships, new ways on how the private sector can partner with the public sector as well as focusing on real life case studies.
Planning
Learn of the latest planning implications and how planning has been effected by the localism agenda.
Localism agenda and devolution
The Governments local agenda seeks a place–based approach to service delivery, in order to make this effective the central and local Government need to work closely with the voluntary and private sector providers. Learn how the private sector is already responding to the localism bill, the planning implications and the overall effects the localism bill is initiating.
