Manchester at Mipim support hits record level

Marketing Manchester has closed the sales on its Mipim sponsorship packages with 49 partners on board – 45 of them private sector.

The agency said the number of private companies supporting the city at the annual property convention in Cannes in March was a record. There have been more than 50 partners in previous year but not so many private companies. Only GMPTE, Manchester Airport, Manchester City Council and Midas have signed up from the public sector this year.

The final firms to sign up were electronics giant Siemens as a partner, paying £9,500, surveyors Drivers Jonas Deloitte, consulting engineers Stockley and law firm McGrigors, all at associate level at £5,500.

Fifteen of the companies on board are supporting Manchester at Mipim for the first time.

The event attracts around 25,000 delegates from around the world and takes place the week commencing 7 March.

Manchester at Mipim supporters in full

Sponsors, paying £20,000

Argent
Co-operative Estates
Manchester Airport Group Developments
MediaCo
MIDAS

Partners, £9,500

Arup
BDP
Bluemantle
Bruntwood
Harrow Estates
Harvest Housing
Ian Simpson Architects
Laing O'Rourke
MBLA Architects & Urbanists
Siemens
Stephenson Bell

Associate partners, £5,500

5plus Architects
Addleshaw Goddard
AECOM
AFL Achitects
Allied London
Ask
Barratt Electrical & Mechanical
Buro Happold
The Carlyle Group
Cobbetts LLP
Davis Langdon
Denton Corker Marshall
Drivers Jonas Deloitte
EllisWilliams Architects
Fairhursts Design Group
GMPTE
Habitat Contracts
Leach Rhodes Walker Architects
McGrigors
NCP
Nikal
Pannone LLP
Planit
Property Alliance
Rider Levett Bucknall
Savills
Stockley
Shepherd Gilmour
Town Centre Securities
Turley Associates
Urban Splash
Willmott Dixon Construction

Supporting partners

Manchester City Council

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