Wednesday, 14 March 2012 LONDON
Marsh, Tower Place East,
Lower Thames Street,
London, EC3R 5BU
Property and insurance perspectives on why the opportunities outweigh the risks
Rising energy costs and the impacts of climate change will have a profound effect on London’s commercial property stock. The choice is straightforward: wait for risk levels to change, probably in unexpected ways, and just react; or take the lead and turn the risk into an opportunity.
This special Base London breakfast briefing meeting, hosted by Marsh, brings together high-level speakers from leading property and insurance organisations to discuss the low-carbon opportunities in new build, retrofit and the new dimension of rebuild after a loss.
The panel will explore the win:win of how improving building efficiency and climate change adaptation will not only future-proof and increase the asset value of London’s commercial buildings, but also improve occupier profitability and enable London businesses to reduce their carbon footprints.
This breakfast briefing is free to attend, but spaces are limited and you must pre-register to secure your place.
Chair
Steven Norris, former government minister, London mayoral advisor and chair SoHo Estates
Speakers and panelists
- Martin Townsend, director, BREEAM, BRE Global
- Martyn McCarthy, director, business operations and sustainability, Aberdeen Asset Management
- Andy Stanton, Head of Sustainable Buildings for Transport for London
- Caroline Woolley, EMEA property practice leader, Marsh
Agenda
8:30 Registration and light breakfast
9:00 Presentations
11:00 Close
Register