Duncan has worked on projects as diverse as Kevin McClouds ‘The House that Kevin Built’ The Greenwich Millennium Village the RIBAs House of the Future and the multi-award winning Brighton Waste House.

Future trends in the Construction Industry
What do developers want from Construction in the future? 

Panel Session 
Chaired by Simon Ryan, Investment Director, Locate in Kent

Panel:

• Julia Gregory, Director of Projects, Ebbsfleet
• Graham Ward, Managing Director BexleyCo
• Hayley Porter-Aslet, Chief Operating Officer, Gen 2
  
   

​Bio - Hayley Porter-Aslet 

Hayley Porter-Aslet is Chief Operating Officer at Gen2 Property Limited, a property and project management consultancy with a focus on public sector clients in the South East.   Hayley is CIMA qualified and has worked across the private sector and education management delivering Capital Projects, Financial Strategy and Operations Management

What are the main challenges facing the construction sector

The Big Debate Chaired by Allan Wilen, Glenigan

A panel of experts debate what challenges the construction industry will be facing in the near future, including:

Paul Hetherington
Chief Executive - Marshall Tufflex 

Mat Colmer
Senior Innovation Lead
Innovate UK - Transforming Construction ISCF



 

Outlook for the UK economy - Off-the-record briefing                             

Florence Hubert - Bank of England Deputy Agent for Central Southern England

Florence will discuss the current UK economic conditions, the Monetary Policy Committee’s expectations for the likely future path for GDP growth and CPI inflation and the Committee’s decision for Bank Rate and the stock of purchased assets financed by quantitative easing. Following the presentation Florence will be delighted to take questions about the outlook for the UK economy and the Bank of England more widely.

• The UK economy
• Monetary Policy
• Bank rate

BIog
Florence B C Hubert became Deputy Agent for Central Southern England in March 2016. Prior to joining the Agency, Florence was an adviser contributing to the assessment of banking sector risks to UK financial stability, in support of the Financial Policy Committee. She represented the Prudential Regulation Authority on several technical panels at the European Banking Authority.Florence joined the Bank of England in 2001 and has held a variety of analytical, managerial and advisory positions across the Bank, including coordinating the international forecast in support of the Monetary Policy Committee. She was formerly a researcher at the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, where she published quarterly economic outlooks. Florence also published academic research articles and book chapters on multinational production.