Regeneration leaders set for UKREiiF 2025
Leeds is once again set to host UKREiiF 2025 – an event that in just a few short years has become the centrepiece of the events calendar for regeneration leaders and major brands in the built environment.
We’re supporting some of the industry’s biggest names – including Morgan Sindall Construction; LandsecU+I at Manchester Mayfield; MEPC and its NOMA development in Manchester; Downing, the UK student and co-living developer; and the Sci-Tech Daresbury campus in Liverpool City Region; along with a number of transformational Muse and ECF schemes from across the country. In the wider world of supply chain and specialist consultants and organisations, we are also working with Drees & Sommer UK; Impact Data Metrics; the N8 Research Partnership; and Ainscough Cranes during the three-day conference.
Influential is curating three high quality events – two private roundtables and one panel session before an audience. On behalf of Morgan Sindall Construction, agency director Chris Hulme is chairing a session focused on science and industrial strategy for London and the Home Counties and the key steps required to develop the region as Europe’s fastest growing life science superpower. The panel guests include former Science Minister George Freeman MP. It takes place on Wednesday May 21st, 10.30-11.30, in the Barton Suite within the main Royal Armouries Building.
Influential’s on location team includes two of our own real estate leaders – Sarah Gilmour – Senior Account Director, and Daniel Ash, Account Director, who are managing a number of journalist meetings, interviews and content projects for our clients.
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 | We spoke to Nathan Spencer, managing director of UKREiiF, for an insight into this year’s event. Check out The Message podcast |
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