Webinar on the benefits of the Information Management Initiative
Register today for our ‘Safer homes: lower costs and delivering the Golden Thread; the benefits of the Information Management Mandate’ webinar.
This webinar is your opportunity to get a preview of the Information Management Initiative ahead of the formal launch on 7th November. You will hear:
• the benefits of adoption, including demonstrably safer building and lower operating costs;
• what the Initiative is and some steps you can take now to align your approach;
• what is likely to be contained in phase 2 of the Initiative and how you can get involved in that work.
You can also become an early advocate and adopter of the Initiative and participate in the November launch.
Our CEO, Chris Lees, is delighted to be co-hosting with Dr Anne Kemp of nima, Dr Bola Abisogun of The Digital Twin Skills Academy and Hannah Howard-Jones from Home Group.
Anne has 30 years of experience as Fellow and Technical Director for Digital Engineering and BIM Strategy and Development at Atkins. She is Chair of nima, and convenor of the International Standards Organisation committee for the 19650 series, focused on managing information for the whole life cycle of the built environment, which drives the UK BIM Framework, the basis of the Transforming Infrastructure Performance 2030 IM Mandate (IMM). Anne is Co-Lead for the Digital workstream of the Construction Leadership Council and over the past 12 months has been chairing a CLC initiative and consultation looking at a refreshed approach to the IMM. She was Chair of the Association of Geographic Information from 2014 to 2016. Awarded the ICE’s President’s Medal 2017, and Geospatial Professional of the Year 2019, she received an OBE for “Digital Construction Innovation” in the Queen’s birthday Honours 2019.
Bola is a leading figure in digital construction and diversity. As Founder of the Digital Twin Skills Academy and DiverseCity Surveyors, he champions digital transformation and inclusion across the industry. A Fellow of the RICS and Member of the CIOB, he’s driven by PQS 2030, aiming to use digital twin technology in professional services. His extensive roles and participation in the Gemini Council, City of London Taskforce, and CITB, show his commitment to shaping the future of construction. Awarded an OBE and honorary degrees, he’s a pioneering and influential industry leader.
Hannah is Director of Asset Management at Home Group, one of the UK’s largest providers of high-quality housing and integrated housing, health and social care. She was previously Director of Property for Gresham House, a fund manager, where she was responsible for their residential portfolio, including shared ownership assets held in two for-profit RPs, ReSI Housing and ReSI Homes, their BTR and retirement PRS portfolios, as well as temporary accommodation. Prior to Gresham, Hannah worked for Croydon Council’s wholly owned development company, Brick By Brick, as Head of Property & Engagement, where she oversaw acquisitions/disposals, open market sales, the management of their completed developments and stakeholder/community engagement. Hannah has also held senior positions working for FTS250 private family office with PRS and long leasehold investments, as well as in private practice on behalf of a variety of clients, including Resident Management Companies, private freeholders and HNWIs. Hannah is a Member of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors, specialising in residential asset management.
Chris is a leading data analytics expert and workplace strategist. He is well-respected in the social housing sector and wider real estate industry. He continues to drive innovation as one of the authors of UK Housing Data Standards and several large-scale data strategy programmes for G15 social housing providers. Chris was a member of BRAC Golden Thread Working Group, advising government on the Building Safety Bill (now Act) following the Hackitt Review, and remains an advisor supporting government with the creation of the Building Safety Act guidance. He chairs the Real Estate Data Foundation’s Data Standards Steering Group, and is Technical Director of OSCRE International.
We hope you can join us on Tuesday 29th October for the webinar.
