ULI Europe Young Leader Autumn Study Tour 2022

When

2022-09-30
2022-09-30T08:30:00 - 2022-09-30T17:45:00
Europe/Berlin

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    Where

    Aula Magna IE School of Architecture and Design María de Molina 11 Madrid 28006 SPAIN
    The event is fully booked however if you wish to join our waiting list, please write us an email at [email protected].

    We are pleased to confirm the dates of this year's ULI Europe Young Leaders Autumn Study Tour, which will take place 30 September - 1 October in Madrid.

    The event will pull together a range of speakers exploring themes of Future in Cities and Mobility, Transformation in Real Estate, Public-Private Sectors Collaboration and ESG.


    Confirmed site visits: 

    Madrid Nuevo Norte Project - is the largest urban regeneration project in Europe, acting in over 2.3M sqm of land. It means a unique opportunity for attendees to learn a new Avant-guard approach toward city-making, solving complex urbanistic, social, administrative challenges in Madrid. This project aims to position Madrid in as one of most competitive, sustainable, and prosperous cities in Europe.

     

    Madrid Rio Bike Tour - it has become one of the most relevant international examples of riverbank regeneration and creation of green spaces on infrastructure use. The burial of the highway, a complex traffic engineering work, but also of energy and water distribution, freed up an extensive surface space that allowed the great park of Madrid Río to be carried out, which connects the banks of the Manzanares with the city. 

    Canalejas, Plaza de España - regeneration of Centro District. This district in Madrid is regarded as the old town and highly represent the historic value of the city. Centro has undergone several highly efficient urban regeneration projects such as the transformation of Plaza España or the refurbishment of Gran Vía. 

     

    WELCOME RECEPTION (Optional)

    Thursday, 29 September

    Time: 20:30

    Venue: Paper Pavillion (C. de Serrano, 99, 28006 Madrid)

    Please RSVP by 15 September at [email protected]

     
     
     


    The venue on Friday 30 September is:
    IE Aula Magna Valentín Díez Morodo (hosted by IE School of Architecture and Design)
    María de Molina 11, Madrid 28006
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    Follow #ULIYoungLeadersTour on Instagram and Twitter to connect with delegates and see highlights from the tour.
     
    Accommodation

    The Bastardo Hostel is pleased to host the attendees of the ULI YL Autumn Study Tour in Madrid offering a 15% discount on all room types (depending on room availability). More information including the discount code can be found in the event confirmation email after registering.

     

    Join & Go

    ULI Europe is pleased to offer a special package for new members. Join ULI today and attend the Young Leader Autumn Study Tour at a discounted rate. Please email [email protected] to take advantage of the Join & Go rate.

    Cancellation/Refund policy:

    ◾Written cancellation and refund requests must be received by ULI before or on 30 August 2022, in this case a full refund minus a €50 processing fee can be given.

    ◾No refunds will be given for cancellation requests received after 30 August 2022.

    ◾Registration may be transferred to another member of your organisation who is eligible to attend, however a €50 transfer fee will be charged.

    ◾Verbal requests for cancellations and refunds will not be accepted; all requests must be made in writing to [email protected].

     
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    Thank you to our annual programme sponsors
     
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    Speakers

    José Luís Sanz Guerrero-Strachan

    Madrid Townhall

    He is an architect by the School of Architecture of Madrid since 1990. He Has been working for more than 30 years in urban mobility planning and in the remodeling of Public Spaces and in the last 26 years in the Madrid City Council. He has participated in the development of cycling and pedestrian mobility in the city and in particular in the Madrid Cycling Mobility Master Plan of 2008 and in several strategic planning documents as the Strategy for the creation of the network of pedestrian itineraries in the center of Madrid in 2012. In recent years, he has directed some of the projects and works for remodeling actions in the city center such as the reform and expansion project for Gran Vía, Plaza de Opera, Puerta del Sol, Chueca and Justicia Areas, Eje Centro and Amaniel, Francisco Silvela, Plaza del Marqués de Salamanca, Museo de Esculturas de la Castellana among others. More recently, it has participated in the successive reform phases of Calle de Alcalá-Canalejas, one of the most emblematic streets in Madrid, which houses some of the oldest and most representative institutions in the city and reflects the evolution of architecture and history of it. The most recent works focus on coordinating municipal projects and works in order to develop a joint strategy that generates a recognizable, coherent and differentiated city image. For this, the signs of identity of the city of Madrid are identified and recovered and the different elements of the urban language are redesigned. Finally, our challenge is to adapt the city to the changes derived from climatic evolution through renaturalization of public spaces, reviewing the role of private motorization and recovering the leading role of the pedestrian, definitely, Architecture as a tool to improve people's lives.

    David Garcia Nuñez

    President, MWCC

    David Garcia Nunez, President of MWCC Born in Madrid. He studied engineering and has developed several postgraduate studies at prestigious international business schools: MBA at the Instituto de Empresa, at IESE postgraduate in the leadership program in public management and in the leadership and communication program at Harvard Business School. He began his professional career in several communication offices of different Public Administrations. He has developed his professional career in financial entities such as Bankia and is currently the communication director of the construction area of the FCC Group, a leading international group in infrastructure, water management, environmental services, real estate, cement In addition, he has held the presidency of the largest public-private collaboration entity in Spain, MWCC, for the past 3 years. He is a health volunteer for SAMUR emergency services in Madrid.

    Paloma Relinque

    Head of Madrid, CBRE Real Estate S.A.

    Since May 2022 Paloma heads Capital Markets team in Spain, which provides fully integrated service offering to our clients of investment sell & buy sides, financing and investment banking capabilities, for all property types across the different investor spectrum. She continues heading the Madrid Business at CBRE and is responsible for executing Madrid´s city strategy working with the different lines of business. She is a member of the executive management committee. Previously she was responsible for the office sector in Madrid integrating all the business lines within the Office sector. She joined CBRE in November 2013 as Senior Director of Investments providing investment and disinvestment services to national and international property owners and investors. From 2007 to 2013 she was a partner in Cushman and Wakefield, a member of the executive management committee and Head of the Investment department. From 1999 until 2005 she headed up the Corporate Services Department, advising international companies on how to implement their occupation strategies in Spain. Currently she teaches Fundamentals of Real Estate Investments in the Master in Real estate development (MRED) at IE Business School.

    Carmen Panadero

    IMPAR Group

    Carmen Panadero boasts a career spanning over 18 years in the real estate sector. She is part of the Executive Committee of ULI Madrid (Urban Land Institute). Also she's the Founder and Advisory Board of the Master in Real Estate Development at IE University, Business Development Director of a developer in Madrid, President and Founder of the WIRES Association (Women in Real Estate Spain); Board Member of Real Estate Financial Institute of the Chamber of Commerce of Madrid, Honorary Member of the Friends of the Prado Museum Foundation and Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) . Previously, Carmen worked at Estudio Lamela, holding several leadership roles such as Business Director. From 2014 to 2018, she worked for CBRE, where she launched and directed the Customer Service & Business Development Department (a department that managed the firm's top clients in Spain), and later directed the Development Services Department, which focused on maximizing the value of real estate assets through asset repositioning. Carmen is a certified architect, having earned a degree in Architecture at the Superior Technical School of Architecture of Madrid in 2002, and an MRICS-accredited professional in the area of Management and Consulting. She gained additional training at Harvard Business School in the area of Global Leadership, at IE in the areas of Strategic Management, Project Management, Corporate Finance, and Digital Marketing, and she also completed a course in Management of High Performance Teams at ESADE. In May 2015, Carmen received the IE Woman of the Month Award, and previously, in 2011 and she was awarded with two scoolarships: a Women and Leadership Program Scholarship at the Aliter International Business School and a Rafael del Pino Foundation schoolarship in 2020.

    Carlo Castelli

    Head of Cities Solutions, Jacobs

    Carlo Castelli is an architect and masterplanner. He studied architecture in Genoa, Italy where he completed a master’s Degree in architecture and in 2011 he completed a Master in ‘City Design and Social Science’ at the London School of Economics and Social Science. Through more than 20 years’ of experience on diverse urban contexts and complex buildings, Carlo has acquired a great understanding of how the various urban systems and processes shape the urban environment. He is accustomed to integrated, holistic design development at various scales, managing interfaces, coordination and brief interpretation towards the creation of successful urban environments, with real added value for the various stakeholders. As Head of Cities Solutions for UK and Europe, Carlo leads the team of urban thinkers, masterplanners and urban designers that delivers exemplary projects in the UK and internationally, along with an extensive network of colleagues from Jacobs’ multi-disciplinary platform and external partners. Carlo has a passion about integrated approach and stakeholder engagement as critical elements to contribute towards a ‘purpose’ case approach and tackle the challenges we are facing, identify opportunities and deliver resilient, diverse, equitable and sustainable cities for all. He is actively engaged in the debate, moderating and curating panels and speaking at conferences, providing thought leadership and contributions to the current debate. He co-chairs the Infrastructure and Urban Development Council at the Urban Land Institute UK and sits in the Executive committee of the LSE Global Real Estate Group.

    Javier Kindelan Williams

    Vice-President, CBRE Real Estate S.A.

    Javier Kindelan Williams currently heads the Living sector in CBRE Spain. He is also Vice-president and a board member in CBRE Spain. He joined the CBRE Capital markets group in April 2005 where he headed the Investment Properties group until he was asked to lead the growth of the regional business in Spain and Morocco. In 2017 Javier was appointed as CEO of Valuation & Advisory Services for CBRE in the EMEA region. During his career in CBRE, Javier Kindelan has participated and coordinated various projects including the valuation of SAREB (Bad Bank) with over 400,000 assets, valuation of Santander RE Fund FII with over 22,000 assets, project Cristal, in which he managed the sale of the Santander property fund FII; project Árbol, where he lead the sale process of 948 bank branches and regional headquarters of BBVA; Project Brick, in which he coordinated the process of sale and leaseback of Santander Bank assets, with a value of €4,400 million and for which he received the Euromoney award for best transaction of 2008. Javier started his professional career working for the Bank of Bermuda (HSBC) and Interinvest Corporation in Bermuda and Montreal working for the Mutual Funds and Investment analysis department respectively. In 1999 Javier joined Grupo Infinorsa in Madrid and then went on to join the Capital Markets team at Cushman & Wakefield in 2001. Fellow of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (FRICS); Chairman RICS Valuation Group - Spain 2014-2020; AMP ESADE – WHARTON (Advanced Management Program); BA Business Studies, specializing in Finance and MIS (Management Information Systems), at Westminster University, London, United Kingdom.

    Speaker

    Joaquin Castellví

    Head of European Acquisitions and Co-Founding Partner, Stoneweg

    Joaquin Castellví is a former transaction manager with major consultancy firms, investment banks and developers. He was directly involved in transactions totalizing over $ 2.0 billion. Mr Castellvi holds a master’s degree from university of Barcelona and an MBA from Ramon Lull University

    Speaker

    Alberto Valls Martínez

    Partner, DELOITTE FINANCIAL ADVISORY, S.L.U.

    Alberto is currently the Chairman of ULI Spain and sits on the ULI Europe Executive Committee. Professional Training: Alberto is a professional with extensive experience in real estate advisory services and M&A. He started his career in 1995 in Arthur Andersen as an auditor and he joined the M&A Corporate Finance advisory team in 1997. In 2006 he focused his career on Real Estate advisory services and developed the Real Estate team at Deloitte in Spain, which now numbers more than 120 professionals. Alberto leads the Real Assets (Real Estate & Infrastructure) division at Deloitte Spain. He also heads Deloitte Real Estate in EMEA and currently sits on the Deloitte Real Estate Global Executive Committee. Alberto has wide experience in Real Estate transactions, both domestic and cross-border. His areas of expertise are Real Estate transactions, both assets and portfolio, M&A, Debt advisory and Capital Markets. His clients are large Private Equity Real Estate firms, REITs, Homebuilders and Financial Institutions (Banks and Insurance companies). Alberto is currently an Associate Professor lecturing on Real Estate Investments for the Masters in Real Estate Development at IE School of Architecture and Design. Academic Education: Alberto graduated in Business Administration from Ramon Llull University (Barcelona – 1995). He attended Courses in the Harvard Extension Program (1994), UCSD (1997) and Deloitte University. He has been a MRICS member since 2015 (Property Finance and Investments). Alberto has been a speaker at Real Estate Conferences such as GRI, BMP, ULI, among others. His native languages are Spanish and Catalan, moreover he is fluent in English and in French too. He is an active member of different Social Initiatives/ Foundations.

    Speaker

    Lisette van Doorn

    Chief Executive Officer, Europe, Urban Land Institute

    As chief executive of ULI Europe, Lisette van Doorn is responsible for the development of the Institute’s activities across the region, including its renowned pan-European conferences and over 250 local meetings and events across 14 countries. She is responsible for working with ULI’s staff both locally and globally to deliver more high profile content and reports; coordinating Advisory Services panels and Urban Plan; and expanding the Institute’s thought leadership across Europe. Van Doorn joined ULI in January 2015 from LIRE, her own consultancy business, which advises international institutional real estate investors and fund managers on strategy, organisational optimisation and portfolio structuring. Prior to this, van Doorn was country manager for CBRE Global Investors where she managed a €1.6bn portfolio of assets in Italy and fund manager of two shopping centre funds (€ 1.3 billion) with assets in Spain, Portugal and Italy. Before joining CBRE Global Investors, van Doorn was founding chief executive for INREV, the European association for Investors in Non-Listed Real Estate Vehicles for four and a half years. Van Doorn started her career at ING Investment Management, where she held account manager and assistant controller positions before being made managing director of research & strategy for ING Real Estate Investment Management Europe.

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