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The future of the Built Environment in Southwark

  SheherSaaz Present: Southwark Breakfast Seminar with Cllr Mark Williams The future of the Built Environment in Southwark The Built Environment in Southwark: What’s next for the Borough? Tuesday 18th October 2016, 8am – 10am Garry Weston Library, Southwark Cathedral, London Bridge, SE1 9DA Sheher Saaz Chartered Town Planners, Snapdragon Consulting and Rolfe Judd are delighted to invite you to our Southwark breakfast event to explore the future of the Built Environment in Southwark. For a number of years, Southwark has been one of the busiest Boroughs in development terms and with the Old Kent Road Area Action Plan out to consultation, and other areas for regeneration being eyed by the Council, that is likely to continue. As such, we have assembled an expert panel to discuss the future of development in Southwark, Each panellist will give their perspective on development in Southwark, which will be followed by a Q&A session with all of the speakers. Our panelists are: Councillor Mark Williams is the Cabinet Member for Regeneration and New Homes at Southwark Council. Having been elected in 2011 to represent Brunswick Park Ward, he was quickly elevated to the Cabinet by Cllr Peter John and now oversees the council’s sustainable regeneration programme.  Angus Boag is the Development Director at The Workspace Group, a FTSE250 real estate trust, that provides office space for London’s New and Growing Companies. Angus has helped oversee the transformation of the group’s portfolio, including in Southwark. The Biscuit Factory, Metal Box and The Print Rooms are three Workspace centres in Southwark that have recently been transformed.  Richard Kalmar is the Managing Director of South London estate agents KALMARs and independent property advisors. He joined his father at KALMARs in 1977, and has worked continued to practice ever since. He is also the Chair of the Southwark Chamber of Commerce. Rebekah Paczek is the Managing Director of Built Environment communications specialists, Snapdragon Consulting. With over 15 years of experience in the industry, Rebekah set up Snapdragon Consulting in 2010 and has worked on a number of planning projects in Southwark and across London. Kumi Osawa is a Director at Sheher Saaz Chartered Town Planners. Kumi has more than two decades of planning consultancy experience on a wide range of development projects throughout London and the South East of England. She is currently working on a number of active projects in Southwark. Euan MacGillivray is a Director at Rolfe Judd Architecture. Euan has led the design, development and construction of numerous complex, mixed-use urbanregeneration schemes as well as bijou projects. He is currently directing the regeneration of a significant area of the Old Kent Road. The format for the event is as follows: Breakfast served: 8am Keynote speeches: 8.30am – 9.30am Question and Answer session: 9.30am – 10am Finish: 10am We have a very limited number of places remaining for this event. If you would like to attend, please RSVP to events@snapdragonconsulting.co.uk or call 020 3176 4161 for more details. We look forward to seeing you on 18th October. Kind regards, Rebakah Paczek, Managing Director, Snapdragon Consulting Kumi Osawa, Director, Sheher Saaz Chartered Town Planners Sean Tickle, Director, Rolfe Judd Planning   Sheher Saaz Chartered Town Planners, Snapdragon Consulting and Rolfe Judd are delighted to invite you to join us at a breakfast briefing event on Southwark, with a panel featuring Councillor Mark Williams, as well as a number of leading Built Environment professionals currently working in the Borough. When: Tuesday, 18th October 2016, 7:30am – 10:00am Where: Garry Weston Library, Southwark Cathedral, London Bridge, SE1 9DA

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