Currently the UK’s fastest growing economy, is Croydon set for boom or bust as a 5.25bn regeneration programme converts its town centre into the capital’s most desirable metropolitan hub, with high-spec apartments, prestige offices and a new retail core?
Two high powered panel debates will consider the questions key to your future growth within Croydon, which has long-term ambitions to become the economic powerhouse of the South East.
Join some of our leading business leaders on Tuesday, November 22nd to debate the challenges, network and learn about Croydon’s plans to attract and aid fast-growing businesses to drive its economic growth.
Book your place today at the Space to Work seminar for just £125 plus VAT, which forms part of the seventh annual Develop Croydon Conference.
The afternoon-long Space to Work seminar, at TMRW, Croydon’s newest tech and business hub, will examine what the growing audience of businesses are demanding in order to develop. The ticket price includes a networking drinks reception at nearby AMP House, sponsored by the Croydon Partnership.
Panel debate: Can Croydon attract high-value, fast-growing businesses to drive its economic growth? Chaired by Juliette Morgan, Partner, Global Tech Group, Head of Futures Group, Cushman & Wakefield, speakers include TMRW’s Francois Mazoudier and Mike Robins, CEO and Founder, Connect Space
Panel debate: Driving Ambition: As the economic powerhouse of the South East, how can Croydon sustain its economic growth? Speakers include Lisa McCance, board trustee Start Up Croydon, Cllr Mark Watson, Vanessa Clark, Sinclair Clark.
Drinks reception: Join the conference’s networking drinks reception at nearby AMP House, sponsored by the Croydon Partnership responsible for the new retail regeneration of Croydon and a keynote speech from Gavin Barwell, Croydon Central MP and minister for housing, planning and London.
Space to Work? is part of the day-long seventh annual Develop Croydon Conference, entitled ‘Placemaking Croydon’.
The summit, being hosted by broadcaster and journalist Mark Easton, provides leading forum to debate the rapid transformation which has made Croydon the UK’s fastest growing economy and features keynote speeches from Jules Pipe, deputy mayor of London for planning regeneration and skills, John Burton, head of development for Westfield, Robin Dobson, director of retail development for Hammerson and Steve Norris, co-chair, Gatwick Growth Board. The newly opened BOXPARK is the venue for lunch.
Delegate passes for the full conference are available for £395 plus VAT. For more information visit http://www.developcroydonconference.com