Prepare your 2022 networking + learning
The new year will kick off with our Senior Living conference, in association with JMW, in January. Tickets for this and the full calendar of 2022 Place North West events are available to book now.
Strategic-thinking companies already on board as sponsors include
Curtins | DAC Beachcroft | AEW Architects | Castle Green | ClearFibre | Cowgills | LUC | CampbellReith | Kuits | Hydrock | Mills & Reeve | Morgan Sindall | JMW | Blackpool Council | Oppidan Life | WSP | Harworth | SI Sealy | Trowers & Hamlins | ForHousing | Altus Group | TLT | Tritax Symmetry | Turley | Waterman | Essensys | e3p | Placefirst | Panattoni | Peel L&P
Sponsorship enables you to raise your profile and to influence senior decision-makers.
Place’s calendar of events covers sector briefings Offices and Place RESI, as well as the geographic development updates from Cheshire, Lancashire, Greater Manchester, and Merseyside.
There are social gatherings planned at MIPIM in March 2022 as well as the ever-popular summer drinks get-togethers in Liverpool and Manchester.
The calendar includes:
- Senior Living, 25 January
- Lancashire Development Update, 10 February
- Net Zero, 31 March
- Place Young Things Party, 28 April
- North West Build-to-Rent, 5 May
- Industrial + Logistics, 12 May
- Cheshire Development Update, 23 June
- Meet The Authorities: Public-Private Partnerships, 7 July
- Liverpool Summer Social, 14 July
- Manchester Summer Social, 5 August
- Greater Manchester Development Update, 8 September
- Future of Retail, 15 September
- Place Party, 6 October
- Place RESI, 13 October
- Offices + Workspace, 20 October
- Merseyside Development Update, 10 November
- Place Young Things, 24 November
- Christmas Social, 8 December
Contact | Dino Moutsopoulos
Commercial director
07803 988112
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