The IRPM announces that after two years of successful online events during the Covid-19 pandemic, the Annual Seminar will return to the QEII Conference Centre in London on 12 May 2022.
Since the beginning of the year there have already been some significant shifts in Government policy affecting property managers working in all sectors of the property industry. We are also increasingly aware of the impact on our businesses of the environmental challenges we face, of the continuing importance of the wellbeing of colleagues and employees and of the changing legislative landscape.
The Seminar will focus on a range of key topics to include:
• Building Safety – where we are now, and what’s next?
• Commonhold and Leasehold Reform – How will this impact property managers in future?
• Mental health in the property management sector – all the insights from our 2022 Wellbeing Survey Report
Previous speakers have included:
• Lord Richard Best, Chair of The Property Ombudsman & Member of the House of Lords
• Peter Baker, Chief Inspector of Buildings, HSE
• Dr Shaun Lundy, Tetra Consulting
• Rebecca Marsh, The Property Ombudsman
• Nick Whitten, JLL Head of UK Living Research
• Dr Jonathan Evans, CEO Ash and Lacy
Speakers for the 2022 Annual Seminar will be announced via the IRPM website in the coming weeks. At the May event, the IRPM will also be celebrating the talent and success of the property management profession with the 2022 IRPM Awards.
The Annual Seminar will be supported by a wide range of industry suppliers who will be exhibiting their products and services on the day.
IRPM members can book now using the early bird offer to secure tickets for only £99 (non-members can book here).
IRPM CEO Andrew Bulmer is delighted to once again welcome members back to the QEII Conference Centre:
“Following the success of the first IRPM Winter Conference in December, the IRPM looks forward to reviving the leading event in the property management calendar and once again meeting up in-person for a full day of industry insight and networking.”
