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ULI UK Meridian Water: Creating and capturing the value of investment from large scale infrastructure, development and regeneration
REGISTRATION
Members £30
Young Leader/ Public Sector Members £20
Non-Members £55
Young Leader/ Public Sector Non-Members £40
Framed by the £6bn regeneration programme at Meridian Water this event will explore how large-scale regeneration and infrastructure is financed and what important implications this has for development strategies and outcomes. Whilst long term approaches to financing can facilitate the creation of long term economic, social, and environmental value, the challenges in accessing and understanding such finance, and subsequently value capture can lead to more short termism approaches with suboptimal outcomes.
Attendees will have an opportunity to hear from the leaders of the Meridian Water development and the London Borough of Enfield, which will be followed by a thought leader roundtable debate with senior representatives from the development industry, from both the public and private sectors.
Meridian Water is a £6bn, 20year regeneration programme in Enfield, north London adjacent to the Lee Valley Regional Park. The development will create a mixed-use community with 10,000 homes, a range of employment opportunities and a creative start-up culture.
Agenda
9:30 Registration (tea/coffee)
10:00 Welcome and Introductions
Welcome to London Borough of Enfield
Sarah Cary, Executive Director, London Borough of Enfield
Introduction to Meridian Water
Peter George, Programme Director, Meridian Water, London Borough of Enfield
11:00 Tea/Coffee break
11:15 Roundtable Debate (lead by the following thought leader speakers).
Current issues around financing/delivery of infrastructure and large-scale development
Eime Tobari, Director, Urban Analytics, AECOM
Delivering economic, social, and environmental, value through infrastructure investment
Martin Tedder, Strategic Spatial Planning Manager, TfL
Government interventions to support the delivery of infrastructure on large scale development
Gareth Blacker, General Manager Infrastructure & Complex Projects, Homes England
Opportunities and challenges to capture financial value from investment
Speaker to be confirmed
12:45 Concluding remarks
1:00 Close
Chatham House Rules: This event will be conducted under Chatham House Rules to allow for a frank and honest discussion. We will create a summary of the event but will not attribute any comments to people attending.
Attendees: This event will bring together around 30 urban professionals from across the private and public sectors who are involved in urban regeneration, investment, development and governance.
This event has been developed by the ULI UK Infrastructure & Regeneration Council. Please find further details here.
Full list of speakers and panellists will be revealed shortly.
Cancellation Policy
- A full refund will be awarded for written cancellation and refund requests received up to 5 (five) days before the event. This includes work and non-work days.
- No refunds will be given for cancellation requests received after 12.00am on the fifth day before the event.
- Registration may be transferred to another member of your organisation if requested by 12.00am on the fifth day before the event without penalty. Appropriate fee category will apply upon transfer.
- Registration may be transferred to another member of your organisation if requested by 12.00am the day before the event; a £5 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]