Real Estate Sustainability:
Planning for 2018 and Beyond
7th February 2018
Time: 13:30-17:30
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What are the new risks and opportunities you should be aware of this year? How can you make 2018 your best year yet for meeting your sustainability goals? What changes are on the horizon for GRESB? How can social value be measured?
Join EVORA’s experts, plus special guest speakers for this engaging half-day event of presentations, panel Q&A sessions, and peer-to-peer networking. We’ll explore what you should be aware of as we look ahead into 2018 and beyond.
Expert Panel Q&A with panellists including:
- Murray Birt, ESG Thematic Research Strategist, Deutsche Asset Management
- Ed Gabbitas, Director, EVORA
- Debbie Hobbs, Head of Sustainability, Legal & General Investment Management
- Olivia Jamison, Partner, CMS Cameron McKenna LLP
- Sander Paul van Tongeren, Managing Director of GRESB
- Sarah Ratcliffe, Programme Director, Better Buildings Partnership (BBP)
Agenda
Sessions include:
- GRESB updates in 2018 and beyond.
Presented by Sander Paul van Tongeren, Managing Director of GRESB.
Hear directly from GRESB’s Managing Director about what’s changed in GRESB this year, and what changes can be expected going forward. - GRESB and Value: Emerging trends and insights.
Presented by Ed Gabbitas, Director, EVORA.
Ed explores the link between GRESB and value, including how a higher GRESB sore corresponds with a higher return for European non-listed funds. - Measuring Social Value.
Presented by Debbie Hobbs, Head of Sustainability, Legal & General Investment Management.
What is social value? How can it be measured? And what are the benefits of doing so? - New horizons for sustainable real estate.
Murray Birt, ESG Thematic Research Strategist, Deutsche Asset Management
Murray will present his thoughts on drivers that are strengthening the case for incorporating ESG in the real estate sector. He will also explore new horizons for 2018 such as setting energy/carbon reduction targets for real estate portfolios in line with the Paris Climate Agreement.