The IHBC is hosting a stand at the Regen 2015 conference on 24-25 March at the magnificent St George’s Hall Liverpool, with IHBC Director speaking on ‘Conservation: standards and skills’, and so with free access for delegates and a huge range of other talks and stands, Regen 2015 is a great opportunity to raise profile and awareness in the area perhaps most critical area to heritage in recent years: regeneration.
IHBC staff and volunteers will host the stand across the busy 2-day programme, offering a critical point for delegates to focus on conservation services and standards, and hear the IHBC promoting our listing of professional members and our HESPR conservation business listings.
Other heritage bodies represented on the platform on the afternoon of the 25th include:
- The National Heritage Training Group, a close working partner of the IHBC, on ‘The heritage sector – developing traditional skills’
- The Prince’s Regeneration Trust on ‘Redundant historic sites, rescued, reused and regenerated for the benefit of the surrounding community’; and
- English Heritage on ‘The impact of heritage on growth, the economy, our wellbeing and sense of place’.
Other speakers include (provisionally, for some):
- Euan Hall – Chief Executive, The Land Trust
- Trudi Elliott – Chief Executive, The Royal Town Planning Institute
- Debbie Jackson – Assistant Director Regeneration,
- The Mayor’s Regeneration Team, Greater London Authority
- Kathleen Kelly – Assistant Director for Policy & Research,
- The National Housing Federation
- Graham Marshall – Prosocial Place / Urban Design Group
- Simon Thurley – Chief Executive, English Heritage
- Cathie Clarke – General Manager, The National Heritage Training Group
The organisers write:
Typical of the 40+ exhibiting organisations will once again include …
- City councils
- Urban & rural regeneration & development companies
- Housing associations
- Construction companies
- Banks and financial institutions
- Corporates with regeneration ethos
- Regeneration investment agencies
- Architects, town planners and urban design companies
- Local & central government agencies
To take advantage of the business opportunity offered by Regen 2015, contact us to receive more information about exhibiting or securing a sponsorship package.
The Conference
After the huge success of the 2014 event, the Conference has already become the industry’s leading forum for thought leadership in UK regeneration and economic development. The Conference will once again address the latest issues in urban regeneration policy and implementation, highlighting the key successes made in major towns and cities, in areas such as city centre redevelopment and the development of the tourist industry. As Regeneration is about people, place, economic growth and investment which can create sustainable and resilient communities, the Conference will examine the challenges that face towns and cities, in terms of economic development and neighbourhood renewal, and will bring delegates together with policy experts, real-life case studies and industry leaders.
Regen 2015 is your opportunity to join the UK’s leading exhibition and conference for the Regeneration Industry. Register now on our website, it’s free of charge.
Regen 2015 @ St. George’s Hall, Liverpool.
tel: 0845 467 3303 website: www.regen-2015.com email: info@regen-2015.com
Download the flier: Regen 2o15 ADVERT
Download the provisional list of speakers: Regen 2015 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME 2015 (1)
