Greater Manchester Development Conference 2023 | Built Environment Networking Ltd | 30 October 2023 | Manchester Hall, 36 Bridge St, Manchester M3 3BT, UK

This event is showing no signs of abating with current development and construction activity at its highest in decades. The Conference will showcase £20bn+ worth of projects from across the 10 boroughs- with ambitious targets in housing, commercial property and transport set to be boosted by the recent devolution deal announced in the budget. This conference will bring together key stakeholders from the private and public sectors to discuss topics ranging from housing to high streets, infrastructure to net zero estate – seeing key decision makers sharing intel, networking, and listening to the big ideas that will create an equitable future for all in Greater Manchester.

Topics to be discussed:
• Intel on 40 acre 1500 home Wythenshawe vision
• C&C’s 6.2 acre Bolton Neighbourhood
• £BNs in MIDAS inward investment for GM
• Harworth’s plans for 10m sq ft industrial space
• CA to enable delivery of £billions of regen
• Plans for 3,500 new homes in Stockport
• Intel on Glenbrook’s £160m 639 BTR scheme
• Wigan Council’s £135m shopping centre regen
• Progress update on LCR’s £1.4b Mayfield scheme
• Update on Transpennine Route Upgrade
• Salford City Council’s affordable home plans
• £128m National Highways Investment in GM
• Keepmoat’s plans for thousands of homes in GM
• Ellandi’s commercial property investment into GM
• LCR’s plans to deliver 3,000 homes over 20 sites
• 7500 homes to be built by Harworth in NW
• Stockport’s exciting £1bn transformation
• Plans for Gorton Town Centre Regeneration
• Kier’s 4.8 acre Manchester Industrial scheme
• 2 employment schemes to be built by Glenbrook
• 12+ development opportunities in Tameside
• Update on TFGM’s 2040 strategy and projects
• Network Rail’s major Transpennine Upgrade
• Intel on development plans for 6 GM stations
• Rise Homes’ Wigan Town Centre regen plans
• Sustrans’ £7bn growth unlocking plans
• Intel on c.900 Kellen Home pipeline in GM
• Great Places plans to build 4500 homes in GM

2023 Speakers

Paul Dennett
City Mayor, Salford City Council

Eamonn Boylan
Chief Executive, Greater Manchester Combined Authority

Cllr Bev Craig
Leader, Manchester City Council

Tim Heatley
Co-Founder, Capital & Centric

Andrew Pexton
Regional Director for the Northwest, Harworth Group

Rosslyn Colderley
Director, North of England, Sustrans

Peter Rowe
Senior Development Manager, LCR

Joe Manning
Managing Director, MIDAS

Caroline Simpson
Chief Executive, Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council

Guy Butler
Co-Founder, Glenbrook

Henry Martin
Development Director, Kier Property

Eleanor Frith
Head of Land and Partnerships, Kellen Homes

Julian Jackson
Director of Place, Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council

Alex Atkinson
Director, Identity Consult

Katie Dean
Land and Partnerships Director, Keepmoat Homes

David Proctor
Assistant Director, Planning and Regeneration, Wigan Council

David Mathias
Partner, Shoosmiths

Holly Harcus
Development Manager, Ellandi

Simon Emery
Senior Economic Development & Spatial Planning Manager, National Highways

Sean Fielding
Associate Director, Cavendish (More information to follow)

Hannah Lomas
Programme Director – Transpennine Route Upgrade, Network Rail

Nigel Rawlings
Chief Executive Officer, Rise Homes

Sam Darby
Head of Development, Bruntwood SciTech

Rhian Stratton
Regeneration Project Director, Great Places Housing

2023 Sponsors and Partners

EXHIBITOR PARTNERS:
• Waterman Aspen
• SSE Energy Solutions
• Atvero
• FAAC Entrance Solutions

SPONSOR:
• Terra Quest Data Solutions

NATIONAL PARTNER:
OpenReach

NATIONAL FRAMEWORK PARTNER:
• Pagabo

NATIONAL BADGE PARTNER:
• New Forma

CORE PARTNERS:
• Cavendish
• Loop
• Sypro

DIVERSITY PARTNER:
• Constucting Rainbows

SESSION PARTNERS:
• Identity Consult
• Shoosmiths

EMAIL PARTNER:
• Zest