The seminar follows on from a research paper sponsored by Burges Salmon and prepared for the BCO by Cushman & Wakefield on whether London’s dominance of the office market is waning.

The seminar will look at the findings of the research paper on whether London’s dominance of the office market is waning and highlight the opportunities for regional markets – congestion and connectivity, rising occupational costs and staff costs, devolution and Brexit. The seminar will look at Bristol’s strengths and what may prevent it attracting inward investment.

Join us for what will be an enjoyable and informative evening and to enjoy drinks and networking with your fellow BCO members after the presentations.

Speakers:
Richard Clark, Partner, Burges Salmon (co-chair)
Ross Polkinghorne, Partner, Burges Salmon (co-chair)
Elaine Rossall, Partner & Head of Central London Research, Cushman & Wakefield
Scott Rutherford, Partner & Head of Cushman and Wakefield Birmingham
Chris Darling, Architect of 3 Glass Wharf & Managing Director at Darling Associates
Stuart Horne, Head of Estates, HMRC
Tom Roberts, Head of Strategic Investment & Regeneration, Legal & General