
During lunch Dr. Robin Goodchild will be discussing ‘Real Estate Market Cycles – when is the next crash coming?’ Robin is a Member of European Strategy and Research Team at Lasalle Investment Management Inc. His principal function is to identify opportunities in European property markets and to formulate strategies for investors to exploit those opportunities. […]

Dame Fiona Reynolds, Master of Emanuel College Cambridge, will give this year’s Peter Wilson Lecture, on 26th February. The National Trust’s former Director-General Dame Fiona Reynolds will be delivering EG’s prestigious Annual Peter Wilson lecture. The first female Master of one of Cambridge’s older colleges, Dame Fiona will deliver an impassioned call-to arms on the […]

This Whitehall Group Lunch is part of our Healthcare Hub Series and provides a timely opportunity, with the publication of the Government’s 10 year plan, for the NHS to hear the views of the Chairman of the NHS Confederation, The Rt. Hon. Stephen Dorrell. The Confederation represents all organisations that commission and provide NHS services. […]

Tim Neal President-Elect RICS and President and CEO of CallisonRTKL, Arcadis’ global architecture and design practice. During lunch Tim will be discussing ‘The future of professions within the built and natural environment sectors’. Tim was previously the Global Director of Buildings at Arcadis and the head of UK and European Regions at EC Harris, […]

Ian Ellis joined NHS Property Services as Chair on 14 March 2016, having worked in the real estate industry for 42 years. Ian’s executive career included an equity partnership in Richard Ellis (now CBRE) where his final role was Head of the Investment Management division, leaving in 1998 he joined the founding management team of […]

What would Marx and Engels write today? Marx and Engels stated that the Communist Manifesto needed at all times to be read in light of the prevailing social and economic conditions of the period. Several editions were therefore published after the original in 1848. 170 years on, Rupert Younger and Frank Partnoy set out to […]

During dinner Professor Paul Cheshire will be discussing ‘Unaffordable home, empty houses and longer commutes: some unintended consequences of restrictive planning’. An economist by training, Paul Cheshire is Emeritus Professor of Economic Geography at The London School of Economics. He has a strong interest in policy analysis and policy related fields, and is named one […]

During lunch Sir Malcolm will be reviewing his time as Chairman and looking at prospects going forward. Professor Sir Malcolm Grant CBE is the Chairman of NHS England. Sir Malcolm is also Chancellor of the University of York, and immediate past President and Provost of UCL (University College London) from 2003-2013. He is a barrister […]

‘Angry politics in the age of Disruption’ Gavin Hewitt is a prominent writer and broadcaster. He was the BBC’s Chief Correspondent from 2015 – 2017 and during that time he covered the Trump campaign in the United States. Before that he was the BBC’s Europe Editor from 2009 – 2015 and wrote the book ‘The […]