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MADE FORTHE FUTURE

The Midlands Engine is a coalition of Councils, Combined Authorities, Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs), universities and businesses across the region, actively working with Government to present the Midlands as a competitive and compelling offer that is attractive at home and overseas.

Home to over 10 million people and 800,000 large and small businesses, the Midlands has huge potential and this partnership is focused on its global success.

The Midlands UK delegation at MIPIM will be promoting over £11 billion of investment opportunities at more than 40 events during the world’s leading real estate show.

Welcome

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Policy, Strategy,Infrastructure &Masterplanning

Our vision for the development ofthe Midlands. See how connectivity,collaboration and confidence arecreating the ideal landscape for growth.

Tuesday 12.03.19

Tuesday 12.03.19 Pavilion – C16.D

Time Event Speakers Format1

10:00 – 10:15

Welcome and Opening Remarks Sir John Peace, Chair, Midlands Engine Special Event

2 10:15 – 10:30

Six Stations, One Game-changer: HS2 and the Midlands With 18 trains leaving London Euston every hour to serve six stations across the Midlands, it's time to reveal the HS2 investment opportunities available in Solihull, Stafford, Stoke, Chesterfield and Toton, as well as Birmingham. HS2 is a game-changer for the Midlands.

Maria Machancoses, Director, Midlands Connect Presentation

3 10.30 –10:45

Birmingham Airport Master PlanHow £500 million of new investment will grow the Airport to 18 million passengers by 2033, generating more than £2 billion regional economic benefit and capitalising on the Airport’s unique opportunity as the UK’s only HS2-connected airport, growing the catchment into London.

Simon Richards, Chief Financial Officer, Birmingham Airport

Presentation



Time Event Speakers Format

4 10:45 –

11:15

Growing through Confidence, Connectivity and Collaboration The Midlands continues to outgrow its regional UK rivals and a massive investment in transport and IT connectivity is creating even more opportunity. An unprecendented level of collaboration is needed to make the most of these unique opportunities. How much progress is being made and are we delivering more benefits to our investors, businesses and citizens as a result?

Host: Simon Marks, City Executive Birmingham, Arcadis

Deborah Cadman OBE, CEO, West Midlands Combined Authority Councillor Jon Collins, Leader, Nottingham City CouncilJames Danby, Head of Commercial Development, HS2 Phase One NorthJonathan Emery, Managing Director Property-Europe, LendleaseSimon Richards, Chief Financial Officer, Birmingham Airport

Panel Discussion

5 11:30 – 11:45

West Midlands Combined Authority Presentation

Andy Street CBE, Mayor of the West Midlands Presentation

6 11:45 –12:00

UK Central Solihull – Global Connectivity, Unrivalled OpportunityCreating Europe’s best-connected destination for business, leisure and living.

Councillor Ian Courts, Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Managed Growth, Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council Jonathan Bretherton, Managing Director, Urban Growth Company

Presentation



7 12:00 – 12:15

Worcestershire: 5G Connectivity and Cutting-edge OpportunitiesHome to the only 5G industry 4.0 test bed in the country, Worcestershire’s central location and focus on next generation technology infrastructure is making it a prime target for investment. Find out about major development opportunities as we showcase growth plans for Malvern Hills Science Park, Redditch Town Centre, Worcester Six Business Park and the Worcester City Masterplan.

Stuart Emmerson, Invest in Worcestershire Manager, Worcestershire Local Enterprise Partnership

Presentation

8 12:15 – 12:30

Shrewsbury: The Big ConnectionThe birthplace of Charles Darwin is evolving. Great new buildings will rub shoulders with reused older buildings including the Flaxmill Maltings – the grandfather of all skyscrapers. A forward-thinking vision for the county town of Shropshire sets out four key areas that together form ‘The Big Connection’ – connecting investors to a part of the world where people love to live, work and invest.

Mark Barrow, Executive Director for Place, Shropshire CouncilCouncillor Steve Charmley, Deputy Leader, Shropshire Council

Presentation




9 12:30 – 12:45

Stoke-on-Trent: Transforming a CityThis presentation will focus on Stoke-on-Trent’s Transforming Cities bid including the next stage of the station gateway, plans for Swift House, Staffordshire University and links to the city centre and Smithfield developments.

James Dunn, Assistant Director Investment, Planning and Regeneration, Stoke-on-Trent City Council

Presentation

10 12:45 – 13:00

Staffordshire Means Jobs and Growth Find out more about the exciting pipeline of development opportunities including Stafford Station Gateway, Rugeley Power Station, i54 South Staffordshire extension and the Keele Growth Corridor.

Councillor Mark Winnington, Cabinet Member for Economic Growth, Staffordshire County Council

Presentation



Investment Opportunities & Major Developments – by sector

Showcasing major projects across threeimportant real estate sectors and discussinghow their potential will contribute towider economic growth.

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1114:00 –

14:15

Investment Showcase: Office & Mixed-useProviding expert insight and a showcase for some of the most important live projects and investment opportunities across the Midlands in the Office & Mixed-use sector.

Ian Cornock, Lead Director of the Midlands Region, JLL Presentation

12 14:15 –14:45

Panel Discussion: Office & Mixed-useWhat’s driving the current buoyancy of the Midlands’ office market and will the fundamentals remain strong? Is densification the only option to meet city centre demand? How can we meet the increased demand for co-working space? And will our mixed-use developments provide the ‘living and working’ proximity which businesses and millennials seem to want?

Host: Katie Kopec, Head of Development Consulting, JLL

Councillor Ian Courts, Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Managed Growth, Solihull Metropolitan Borough CouncilRichard Cowell, Assistant Director of Development, Birmingham City Council Belinda Morgan, Partner, Cundall Justin Sheldon, Regional Manager, Henry Boot

Panel Discussion

13 14:45 –15:00

Derby: The UK Capital for Innovation Shaping the future as the UK’s leading hi-tech city – covering the City Centre Masterplan and hi-tech Enterprise Zone.

John Forkin, Managing Director, Marketing Derby Judith Lamie, Pro-Vice Chancellor, External Affairs, The University of Derby

Presentation

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1415:00 –

15:15

Investment Showcase: Life Sciences, Tech & CreativeProviding expert insight and a showcase for some of the most important live projects and investment opportunities across the Midlands in these fast growing sectors.

Carl Potter, Managing Director Birmingham, Avison Young

Presentation

15 15:15 – 15:45

Panel Discussion: Life Sciences,Tech & CreativeRapid growth in Life Sciences, Creative and Tech sectors is creating unprecedented demand for specialist yet flexible work spaces. How is that challenge being met and what can the Midlands offer by way of world class facilities to companies in these increasingly important sectors?

Host: Carl Potter, Managing Director Birmingham, Avison Young

Rachel Dickie, Head of Urban Regeneration, Legal & GeneralMonica Fogarty, Chief Executive Officer, Warwickshire County CouncilMark Lee, CEO, Calthorpe Estates Will Wells, Head of Research Partnerships, the University of Leicester

Panel Discussion

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1616:00 –

16:15

Investment Showcase: Manufacturing & Logistics Providing expert insight and a showcase for some of the most important live projects and investment opportunities across the Midlands in this buoyant sector.

Adam Ramshaw, Regional Director, Birmingham and East Midlands, Lambert Smith Hampton

Presentation

17 16:15 –16:45

Panel Discussion: Manufacturing & Logistics A central location at the heart of the UK’s transport network makes the Midlands the natural location for industrial and logistics space. High take up levels continue to fuel confidence in speculative projects at new and remediated sites. How will ‘just in time’, Brexit and shifting retail dynamics impact on this fast moving sector?

Host: Kevin Mofid, Director of Research, Savills

David Cockcroft, Regional Director, Harworth Group Daniel Gallagher, Joint Managing Director, StofordAndy Gutherson, Executive Director of Place, Lincolnshire County Council Karen Smart, Managing Director, East Midlands Airport

Panel Discussion

1816:45 – 17:00

Grantham Growth Delivering housing, connectivity and employment growth in Grantham through major infrastructure investment.

Councillor Matthew Lee, Chair, InvestSK Presentation

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1917:00 –

17:15

Leicester and Leicestershire: Everyone Wants a Smart New Office in Leicester, UKDemand for office space in this central City location is driving innovative solutions that are helping tackle low supply. Find out how.

Matt Wallace, Director of Estates & Building Services, Leicester City Council

Presentation

20 17:30

Welcome ReceptionSponsored by the West Midlands Combined Authority and Nottingham City Council.

Sir John Peace, Chair, Midlands EngineAndy Street CBE, Mayor of the West Midlands Councillor Jon Collins, Leader, Nottingham City Council

Special Event

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Special Event:Game-changers

How the Midlands is exploiting ‘once ina generation’ opportunities to create theUK’s fastest growing regional economy.

Wednesday 13.03.19

Wednesday 13.03.19 Pavilion – C16.D


2110:15 – 10:45

Game-changers How the Midlands is exploiting ‘oncein a generation’ opportunities likeHS2, the exodus from an overpriced London, devolution and theCommonwealth Games to createthe fastest growing region in the UK.

Host: Neil Rami, CEO, West Midlands Growth Company

Dean Banks, CEO, UK Construction Services,Balfour Beatty James Danby, Head of Commercial Development,HS2 Phase One North Elizabeth Fagan, Chair D2N2, The Local Enterprise Partnership for Derby, Derbyshire, Nottinghamand NottinghamshireTony Pidgley CBE, Chair, Berkeley Group Jane Richards, Director, Head of Building Structures UK, WSP

Special EventRegister for your place at midlandsukmipim.com


Investment Opportunities & Major Developments – Residential

Showcasing major projects across the Residentialsector and their potential to address the challengeof housing a growing population.

Wednesday 13.03.19

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2211:00 –

11:15

Investment Showcase: ResidentialProviding expert insight and showcasing some of the most important live projects and investment opportunities across the Midlands’ residential sector.

Will Jordan, Partner, Head of Birmingham Residential Development, Knight Frank

Presentation

23 11:30 –12:00

Housing: More Haste, Less Speed?Achieving the targets for new housing continues to be a major challenge, and we must deliver, but do so in a way which secures inclusive growth in sustainable communities. What progress is being made and how can we accelerate design quality, land allocation, planning, funding and delivery without compromising the quality of the buildings and communities we are creating?

Host: Gareth Bradford, Director, Housing & Regeneration, WMCA

Martin Feakes, Director of Buildings, RambollSir Edward Lister, Chair, Homes EnglandAnthony McCourt, CEO and Founder, Court Collaboration Angus Michie, CEO, St Joseph Fiona Piercy, Programme Director, Midlands Engine

Panel Discussion

2412:15 – 12:30

City of Wolverhampton: A Residential Game-changerShowcasing a major, transformative residential development in the heart of the city centre.

Richard Lawrence, Director of Regeneration, City of Wolverhampton Council Anthony McCourt, CEO and Founder, Court Collaboration

Presentation




2512:30 – 12:45

Birmingham’s Southern Gateway Birmingham’s Southern Gateway is one of the city’s largest regeneration schemes. Identified in the Big City Plan the Southern Gateway will become a major new urban neighbourhood providing a vibrant mix of homes, employment space and community facilities all set within a high quality environment. The announcement of Lendlease as the city’s preferred development partner for Birmingham Smithfield now paves the way for unlocking the wider Southern Gateway. This event will give an update on the ‘once in a generation’ Smithfield scheme and showcase Birmingham’s vision for the wider Southern Gateway area.

Richard Cowell, Assistant Director of Development, Birmingham City Council Bek Seeley, Commercial Director, Lendlease

Presentation




2614:00 – 14:30

Residential: Making ‘Alternative’ Housing a Mainstream SolutionThe 'alternative' and 'intermediate' sectors are fast becoming a core part of the residential marketplace. Which strategies will prove most effective? What does 'success' look like for PRS, BTR, student and later-life sectors and how will they fit into our overall housing strategy?

Host: Ben Derbyshire, President, RIBA

Tim Johnson, Managing Director, City of Wolverhampton Council Anthony McCourt, CEO and Founder, Court CollaborationStuart Pratt, Group Development Director, Godwin GroupSophie White, Head of PRS and Complex Projects, Homes England

Panel Discussion

27 14:30 –14:45

Nottingham: The Growth of Nottingham’s Southside£1.25 billion worth of development opportunities in half a square mile area of prime city centre real estate.

Councillor Jon Collins, Leader, Nottingham City Council

Presentation

28 15:00 –

15:15

Leicester and Leicestershire: Space for GrowthGrowth plans and investment are reinforcing Leicestershire’s prime central UK location for business. Major new sites are planned. Find out more.

Jon Bennett, Head of Strategic Property, Leicestershire County Council

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2915:15 – 15:45

Delivering Quality, Scale and Flexibility for End OccupiersDo end occupiers ever really know what they want? How will the structure and funding of projects and development vehicles evolve to meet the demands of commercial occupiers for flexibility, efficiency, sustainability and connectivity?

Host: Andy Pyle, Head of Real Estate, KPMG

Rob Groves, Project Director, Paradise BirminghamFrank Horsley, Head of Economic Regeneration, Derbyshire County CouncilMelanie Leech CBE, CEO, British Property FederationRichard Moon, Director of Project Management & Property Services, Coventry City Council

Panel Discussion

30 16:00 –

16:15

Telford – Ni.Park: Science, Innovation & Agri TechnologyOne of the greatest challenges facing the world is food security. Telford is at the forefront of advanced technological manufacturing, is now leading the way in high efficiency agriculture. Our new science and innovation park Ni.Park is supported by internationally renowned Harper Adams University and will keep Telford at the forefront of the global race to transform farming technology.

Katherine Kynaston, Assistant Director, Business,Development & Employment, Telford & Wrekin Council

Presentation




3116:15 – 16:30

Hereford Enterprise Zone – Skylon Investment Park OpportunitiesSkylon Park is a 74 ha Enterprise Zone specialising in defence, security, cyber, and advanced manufacturing. Council investment in land preparation, business incubation and research facilities is acting as a catalyst for further development opportunities in significant shovel-ready development sites.

Mark Pearce, Managing Director, Skylon ParkDavid Harlow, Cabinet Member for Economy and Communications, Herefordshire Council

Presentation

32 16:30 –16:45

Housing in the West Midlands Deborah Cadman OBE, CEO, West Midlands Combined Authority in conversation with Nick Walkley, CEO, Homes England

Presentation




3317:15 – 18:15

Regeneration through Sport The Midlands is home to the Commonwealth Games 2022, the UK City of Sport 2019 and world leading elite sports science and governance facilities. Hear how sporting excellence is creating a springboard for massive urban renewal.

A Question of Sport

Host: James Middling, Global Head of Sport & Events, Mott MacDonald

Professor Tracy Bhamra, Pro Vice Chancellor(Enterprise) and Professor of Sustainable Design, Loughborough UniversityLucy Homer, General Manager Design & Technical, Lendlease Europe David Nuttall, Strategic Lead (European City of Sport, UK City of Culture and Commonwealth Games),Coventry City Council Councillor Ian Ward, Leader, Birmingham City Council Ioannis Vrentzos, CEO, Nottingham Forest FC

Host: Adam Dent, Managing Director, Advent Communications Teams To Be Announced

Special Event


Great People and Great Places to Live and Work

Inclusivity and better-connected communitiesmake the Midlands a great place to be.

Thursday 14.03.19

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3411:00 – 11:30

Achieving Good Growth for the MidlandsHow do we ensure that economic growth from our regeneration plans benefits society as a whole? Are we on the right path?

Host: David Frost, Chair, Stoke & Staffordshire LEP

Andy Gutherson, Executive Director of Place,Lincolnshire County CouncilKate Hughes, Director of Regional Strategy andPartnerships, University of WarwickChris Langdon, Development and Investment Director, ENGIERob Valentine, Director, Bruntwood

Panel Discussion

35 11:30 –11:45

City Centres of the Future & Preparing for UK City of CulturePreparing Coventry for its year as UK City of Culture and its lasting legacy.

David Nuttall, Strategic Lead (European City of Sport, UK City of Culture and Commonwealth Games), Coventry City Council

Presentation




3611:45 – 12:00

Shropshire: Rooted in Heritage,Developing for the FutureBoasting beautiful countryside, vibrant market towns and a strategic central base within the UK, Shropshire is unlocking key development opportunities through infrastructure investment. Directly connected into the West Midlands, Wales and the North West, Shropshire is home to major strategic corridors and key development sites including the former Ironbridge Power Station, Oswestry Growth Corridor and Shrewsbury Big Connection.

Mark Barrow, Executive Director for Place, Shropshire CouncilCouncillor Steve Charmley, Deputy Leader, Shropshire Council

Presentation




3712:00 – 12:30

Estates Gazette Panel: Digital ConnectivityWhether the focus is creating flexible office space, driving infrastructure developments or utilising technological advances, digital connectivity underpins everything as a crucial element in the success of a city. How is the Midlands embracing the digital age to create these connections and whatopportunities are there to take itto the next level?

Host: Damian Wild, Editor, Estates Gazette

Dr Louise Brooke-Smith, Partner Arcadis LLP –UK Head of Development and Strategic PlanningMark Martin CMLI, Chair, Worcester LEPBusiness BoardRupert Parker, Director, Head of Futureproofing,Avison YoungIan Tipton, Regional Director, Birmingham andMidlands, Stride Treglown

Panel Discussion

38 12:30 –12:45

Great People and Places to Work – What’s Driving Investment and Development in Warwickshire?Located between the south of theMidlands and London, Warwickshire is one of the most dynamic locations in the UK. Here we take a look at the factors driving this dynamism andsome of the key projects.

Mark Ryder, Strategic Director for Communities (Acting), Warwickshire County Council

Presentation


Investing in our Futureand our Cultural Economy

Take a look into the future of the Midlandsand see how creativity will drive our culturaland economic success.

Thursday 14.03.19



3914:00 –

14:15

Invest Dudley: The Time is NowTransforming landscapes, what will Dudley look like by 2030?

Councillor Judy Foster, Deputy Leader, DudleyMetropolitan Borough Council

Presentation

40 14:15 –14:30

Global Cities of the Future The rate of global urbanisation is unprecedented with cities transforming themselves into smart, sustainable and resilient metroplexes. What are the global benchmarks and best practice that Midlands cities increasingly need to compete with in order to attract investment and continue to improve the quality of life for their citizens?

John Batten, Head of Global Cities, Arcadis Presentation

41 14:30 –15:00

Future Cities: Smart, Stylish,Sustainable and Resilient What are the crucial factors in determining how our buildings, town centres and cities will evolve and to what extent can we ever future proof them to achieve a real legacy?

Host: Dav Bansal, Director, Glenn Howells Architects

John Batten, Head of Global Cities, ArcadisLucy Blasdale, Head of Accelerated Delivery,Midlands, Homes England Philip Farrell, Development Director, UrbanGrowth CompanyAnthony Gahan, Chairman, IPSX GroupClaudia Kenyatta, Director of Regional Delivery, Historic England

Panel Discussion




4216:15 – 16:45

Performance Through Partnership How Coventry & Warwickshire continues to thrive through unity.

Host: Adam Dent, Managing Director, Advent Communications

Kate Hughes, Director of Regional Strategy &Partnerships, University of Warwick Anthony McCourt, CEO and Founder, Court Collaboration Sarah Perry, Managing Partner, Wright Hassall SolicitorsLes Ratcliffe, Chairman, CW ChampionsMartin Yardley, Deputy Chief Executive, Coventry City Council

Panel Discussion

4317:00 – 17:45

People, Ideas and Talent: Cultureand Creativity Driving Regenerationin the MidlandsBuildings are the hardware of our towns and cities, but creativity and culture is the software that makes a great place to live and work. Find out how getting the right balance can create newopportunities across the Midlands.

Speakers and Artists To Be Announced Special Event


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