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Thursday 16 May 2019 - 15 Hatfields, London SE1 8DJ |
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Welcome to Parking & Property 2019 |
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Building the parking business model of the futureParking & Property is the leading event for organisations managing, developing, building and fitting out car parks. The day features presentations by leading UK and international thinkers from the parking, property retail, transport, placemaking and automotive sectors. Parking & Property looks at how property developers and parking operators are developing new business models that are building the value of parking assets. The event is programmed by Mark Moran, Editor of Parking Review magazine, in partnership with Nigel Williams, Managing Director of Parking Matters, a leading parking consultancy. |
Parking & Property 2019 will look at the potential impact of a series of social, economic and technological trends on parking in city centres. When developing their business plans, car park owners and operators now need to take account of changes in driver and customer behaviour, emerging vehicle technologies, changes in urban planning policies and developments in the wider economy. The day will see expert presentations by property developers, estate managers, parking operators, designers, architects, consultants and technologists. Parking & Property will also provide ample opportunities for delegates and speakers to check out innovative systems and services during refreshment breaks in the exhibition. The day ends with the Parking & Property Social, an informal networking reception. |
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Why attend Parking & Property 2019? |
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Reason 1Key areas of discussion at Parking & Property 2019 will be:
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Reason 2The conference provides a forum for debate and the sharing of best practice among public and private sector car park operators, property developers, town and transport planners, construction companies and technology providers. Delegates will be able to network throughout the day and see the latest systems and services for the parking sector in the supporting exhibition. |
Reason 3The day’s content has been programmed by Nigel Williams, Managing Director of Parking Matters, in partnership with Mark Moran, Editor of Parking Review magazine. |
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SpeakersPlease note that the programme is currently under development |
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Nigel Williams Managing Director Parking Matters |
Mark Moran Editor Parking Review |
Dr Miklos Kiss Head of Predevelopment Piloted Driving Audi |
Gary Wallace Head of Car Parks and Commercial Products Gatwick Airport |
Cecilia Lindstrom Associate Director Studio Egret West |
Paul Gallagher Consultant JLL |
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Jade Neville Parking Services Manager centre:MK - OCS Group UK |
Grahame Rose Development Director GroupNexus |
Steve Clark Head of Business Operations British Parking Association (BPA) |
Wim van Vlierden Consultant |
Brian Holt Head of Autonomous Driving & Parking Parkopedia |
Philippe Deval Technical Director Park Indigo Group |
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Michael Spearpoint Research Leader OFR Consultantss |
Jason Haythornthwaite General Manager CAME Parkare |
Sarah Mclean Senior Policy Officer Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government |
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Programme |
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The Programme(Times subject to change) 09:15: Delegate Registration - Tea and coffee to be served
10:00: Welcome: Parking & Property An introduction to the day’s key themes by Nigel Williams, managing director of Parking Matters
Session 1: Automated Vehicle Parking Presentations on connected and autonomous vehicles, including: The self-parking car The first places where cars will behave in a truly autonomous manner are going to be car parks. We have already arrived at the point where cars can be left to enter a car park and find a bay all by themselves. How do such systems work and what are the implications for car park operators? Speakers include
Panel discussion 11:15: Refreshment Break
11:45: Session 2: Parking Trends Presentations on car parks as places and businesses. Themes that will be discussed include: Multi-Stories: Let's Talk About Car Parks Car parks are usually seen as one of the least compelling ingredients of a place, and yet designers across the UK and internationally are developing a new generation of car parks that challenge past practice and showcase innovation and creativity. The mono-functional car park as we know it will soon reach its expiry date so we need to consider what will replace it over time. Car parks of the future will need to be flexible structures that can accommodate the growth of connected, autonomous, shared and electric (CASE) vehicles. They will also need to offer owners the ability to adapt them for other uses. Keynote: Cecilia Lindström, Associate Director, Studio Egret West FILM: Let's Talk About Car Parks A special screening of a short film produced by Studio Egret West. Building a business CASE for car parks In the near future, the owners and operators of car parks will have to develop business cases that accommodate connected, autonomous, shared and electric (CASE) vehicles. Meanwhile, the growth of online shopping presents challenges to both town centre and shopping centre destinations they serve. But for parking providers who recognise that data and electricity are the fuels of the future, the car park is place of opportunity. Paul Gallagher, Car Park Consultant, JLL Leveraging the car park for retail and leisure advantage Car parks present opportunities for retailers, leisure operators and local authorities to engage in unique interactions with drivers. Technology now enables parking providers to actively drive retail business by encouraging footfall via linked promotions shared through their car park real estate. Jason Haythornthwaite, General Manager, CAME Parkare Unlocking value tied up in car parks How can car parks be used and redeveloped in ways that release economic and social value? This discussion will look at ways of unlocking value from car parks. The panel will include property owners parking operators, technologists and consultants will look at ideas such as:
Panel discussion: A debate led by Mark Moran, editor of Parking Review, with panellists including:
Regulating parking on private land The Parking (Code of Practice) Act 2019 will see significant changes to the way in which parking on private land is regulated. Operators will have to abide by a single Code of Practice and drivers’ appeals against parking charge notices issued on private land will be able to appeal to a single adjudication service. When and how will these changes be introduced?
13:15: Lunch 14:30: Session 3: Fire in Car Parks Fires in car parks are usually contained incidents that do not pose a danger to life or the structural integrity of a building. Then, on New Year’s Eve 2018, a modern multi-storey car park and over 1,000 vehicles were destroyed by an intense fire. The blaze spread in a manner that was without precedent, prompting much concern and discussion in the parking, fire prevention and building design sectors. This session will examine lessons from the Liverpool fire, look at the regulatory framework and hear expert opinion from both UK and Europe. Speakers include:
Followed by The Parking & Property Social - Networking 17:00 Event close The programme is currently under development and we are welcoming paper submissions. Please submit your ideas for a paper to . |
Parking & Property attracts decision-makers and senior management from across the public and private sectors.
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Exhibition |
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Why exhibit?Parking and Property summits consistently attract key decision-makers involved in planning, designing, operating and managing the UK's car parks. Previous delegates include:
This is a superb opportunity to meet, network and present your business as a key partner in their work. |
Book a standExhibition packages include:
Price: £1,500 + VAT Contact Jason Conboy to discuss further: 020 7091 7895 or email
Previous exhibitors include... USL StructureCare, Clearview Intelligence, Commend UK, Designa, JustPark, NCC, Nualight, NMG Print, ParkingEye, Q-Park, Smart Parking, Zenitel, ZZPS and many more. |
Sponsorship opportunitiesTo discuss sponsorship and supporter packages to enhance your branding and presence at Parking and Property 2019 including the opportunty to host delegates and/or to exhibit at the 9th Annual Parking & Property Conference please contact: |
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Contact us |
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Delegate and booking enquiries:Mark Luker
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Organisers address:Landor LINKS Event venue:15 Hatfields |
Landor LINKSThe 9th Annual Parking & Property Summit is organised by Landor LINKS. Landor LINKS is an agency internationally respected for both its knowledge and expertise across the transport and urban sectors, and its event organisation capabilities. Professionals depend on Landor LINKS for authoritative information, news and analysis, delivered through targeted events, international resource hubs such as TransportXtra.com, and print titles such as the respected journals Local Transport Today and Parking Review as well as extensive and well-connected online and social media networks. Landor LINKS has close connections with international thought-leaders from across the worlds of practice, policy-making, government, academia, research bodies, suppliers, consultants, contractors and service providers. Get in touch with us by emailing or calling 020 7091 7865. |
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