System thinkers heading to UKREiiF 2025
Find out who from team Civic is attending UKREiiF this year.
The UK’s Real Estate Investment & Infrastructure Forum (UKREiiF) is just around the corner, and we’re proud to be supporting as a session partner for the third year running.
This year, our team of system thinkers from across Civic will be attending the conference, with many more taking part in the fringe programme.
If you’d like a coffee and catch up please get in touch! Among our team there will be:
- Katrina Davis: Katrina@team-civic.com
- Marc Cairns: marc@new-practice.co.uk
- Leah Stuart: leah@civicengineers.com
- Gareth Atkinson: gareth@civicengineers.com
- Paul Morris: paul@civicengineers.com
- Isla Jackson: isla@civicengineers.com
- Julian Broster: Julian@team-civic.com
- Dan Watt: dan@wece.co.uk
- Rob Harris: harris@team-civic.com
- Stephen O’Malley: Stephen@team-civic.com
Taking place in Leeds from 20-22 May, UKREiiF 2025 is set to feature over 60 stages, bringing together more than 1,250 expert speakers, and aims to drive economic growth and a more sustainable and inclusive culture in the built environment.
It’s a big date in our calendar, which aligns with our commitment to create positive impact for people, place and the planet.
Don’t miss our panel session, ‘Building trust with communities – the value of developing with a conscience’, taking place on Wednesday 21st May from 12.30pm – 1.30pm at the Industry in Focus Pavillion.
With development involving so many complex agendas and voices, this session will explore how we strike the right balance between commercial viability, environmental priorities, governance requirements and most importantly building the trust of the communities involved. What can we do better? What lessons can we learn so that shared decision-making and authentic approaches shape the future of our built environment.
Katrina Davis, director of communications and culture here at Civic, said: “UKREiiF is unique in bringing so many changemakers together to share how we can all have a positive impact on the environment and help to make people’s lives happier and healthier. As the climate crisis and societal challenges intensify, it’s vital that we create better places for the future, and much of that begins with meaningful connections and conversations.”
“We’ve supported UKREiiF for years, and it keeps growing. On the doorstep of our Leeds studio, it’s also a fantastic opportunity for us to celebrate the structures, spaces and places in the city that are
Last year, we teamed up with Regeneration Brainery to support its cohort of young delegates, and at our panel sessions exploring System Thinking and Retrofit Realities.
We can’t wait to see you again in 2025, find out more and get your tickets here.
