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The event is essential briefing for those in the leisure sector
Don't miss the Licensed, Leisure and Entertainment Premises Conference on 28 September 2016 in London.
Chaired by Kate Nicholls, CEO, ALMR (Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers) this event is a platform for some of the most exciting discussions and debates on issues currently impacting and shaping this sector.
Following the result of the referendum each and every session will also discuss the implications of the Brexit vote.
Speakers include:
Dan Mackernan, Director, Licensed Leisure, Savills (UK) Ltd and Honorary Secretary of the AVLP
Thomas Rose, Partner and Head of Leisure & Restaurants, Cushman & Wakefield
Jonathan Smith, Managing Partner, Poppleston Allen
David Parker, Director and National Head of Rating, Savills UK Ltd
Philip Johnston, Director, Harris Johnston
Saar Sharon, CEO, Leonardo Hotels
Adam Carney, Senior Associate, Pinsent Masons LLP
Edward Higgins, Associate Director, Specialist Markets, CBRE Ltd
Please join the discussion! An essential briefing for all those involved in the leisure sector including the licensed leisure and entertainment sectors: owners, operators, investors, lenders, surveyors, valuers, agents, property lawyers.
For detailed agenda, please click HERE.
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Supplier: Henry Stewart Conference Studies LLP
London
Henry Stewart Conference Studies (HSCS) is the leading provider of conferences, courses and webinars for the property industry in the UK. Each year HSCS hosts 50+ events presented by leading experts and covering such topics as development, investment, valuation, planning, landlord and tenant and finance. Underlying all our activities is a commitment to providing post qualification briefings and training of practical relevance to the real needs of the working practitioner.
Web: www.henrystewartconferences.com/LLEP2017/
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