What's Next for Offices Post-Event

Ben Cullen • 09/11/2021

Never has there been a more important time for the office sector to adapt and evolve.

On Friday 5th November 2021 we held our virtual event, What’s Next for Offices.

Ben Cullen, who leads the office sector for Cushman & Wakefield in the UK & Ireland welcomed expert speakers, clients and colleagues to address What’s Next for Offices, explore the changes currently taking place in the office sector, make predictions for the office market and discuss the important role for offices in building a sustainable future.

We also held interactive voting sessions and Q&A interviews led by Sioned Treloar, giving viewers the opportunity to hear in-depth answers from our thought leaders.

The event included the following:

TIMESTAMP	TOPIC	SPEAKERS
09:50	Forecasts for the UK economy and how this may impact the office sector	Professor Ian Goldin Professor of Globalisation and Development, Oxford University
50:00	The future of work and how this will impact occupiers, investors and policy makers in the office sector	Richard Pickering, Chief Strategy Officer, UK Cushman & Wakefield
105:00	Cushman & Wakefield’s research and insight team shares its predictions for the UK and Ireland office market	Andrew Phipps, Global Futurist Greg Mansell, Head of UK Research & Insight Patrick Scanlon, Head of UK Offices Insight Cushman & Wakefield
135:00	Al Gore’s climate reality, how the world must address climate change and the impact on the commercial real estate sector	Bruce Daisley, Former European Vice President of Twitter and Expert on Work Culture
164:00	Our panel of industry experts will debate their own predictions for the office sector and what this may mean for occupiers, investors and the workplace	Emily Prideaux, Director, Derwent London Mundy Miller, Global Head of Property & Workplace, Pearson Plc Louise Ioannou, Leasing Manager, HB Reavis June Koh, Total Workplace, Cushman & Wakefield

09:50	Forecasts for the UK economy and how this may impact the office sector	Professor Ian Goldin Professor of Globalisation and Development, Oxford University
50:00	The future of work and how this will impact occupiers, investors and policy makers in the office sector	Richard Pickering, Chief Strategy Officer, UK Cushman & Wakefield
105:00	Cushman & Wakefield’s research and insight team shares its predictions for the UK and Ireland office market	Andrew Phipps, Global Futurist Greg Mansell, Head of UK Research & Insight Patrick Scanlon, Head of UK Offices Insight Cushman & Wakefield
135:00	Al Gore’s climate reality, how the world must address climate change and the impact on the commercial real estate sector	Bruce Daisley, Former European Vice President of Twitter and Expert on Work Culture
164:00	Our panel of industry experts will debate their own predictions for the office sector and what this may mean for occupiers, investors and the workplace	Emily Prideaux, Director, Derwent London Mundy Miller, Global Head of Property & Workplace, Pearson Plc Louise Ioannou, Leasing Manager, HB Reavis June Koh, Total Workplace, Cushman & Wakefield

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