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Attending this major event allows you access to networking opportunities with thousands of senior industry representatives from retail, retail property, finance, asset management, architecture, planning, research, public life and consultancy - a major network of key players looking to learn about your activity and plans, and to do business with you.
You’ll also contribute to the industry’s leading forum for debate on the most important issues concerning the future of retail development and the regeneration of our towns and cities.
The exhibition is a key opportunity to showcase designs, planning initiatives and partnership opportunities.
There are two ways to get involved:
Sponsorship gives public sector organisations the ideal forum to showcase local regeneration activity and plans to the most influential decision makers in the UK retail property industry - supporting the development of partnerships to sustain growth.
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| For Public Sector Managers |
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The BCSC Conference & Exhibition is the largest gathering of its kind, attended each year by 3000 industry leaders: a major forum for public-private debate.
In today’s market, positive intervention needs to be provided by both the public and private sectors. Partnerships are key: we can no longer rely on the market alone to deliver.
The public sector has an essential role in delivering the retail-led regeneration schemes that sustain town centres - acting as promoter, master planner, facilitator and part funder. Partnerships that unite the public and private sectors, local authorities and private enterprise, central government and retail property developers, and landlords and tenants will be critical to carve out the creative solutions that ensure the success of local economies.
> Download a printable version of the public sector brochure
| Make these key partnerships work for you |
The Conference provides a unique forum allowing maximum connectivity for all these partnerships - a key opportunity for local authorities and private industry to debate a range of major issues affecting the future of retail property development, examining:
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Improving local partnerships:
How to drive economic growth in the new financial landscape, responding to consumer preferences and business trends. |
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Smaller towns and secondary retail centres:
How to ensure their short-term survival and long term growth.
What is the role of recent planning changes and proposals for the longer term viability of secondary retail locations? |
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The viability of retail development:
How to implement a truly ‘town centres first’ approach to ensure ongoing development and retail-led regeneration.
What is the impact of EU procurement regulations on the development pipeline?
What alternative funding tools or delivery vehicles need to be considered to deliver regeneration projects in the future? |
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Environmental sustainability and corporate responsibility:
What low cost energy solutions form the basis of a plan that lowers emissions and saves money?
What measures really do make the difference? |
The Exhibition welcomes 100 organisations and commercial enterprises showcasing schemes, refurbishments, designs, research and sales opportunities. Thousands of Conference visitors value the opportunity to network and learn about new products and services, to share ideas, to view developments, to make valuable connections and to do business.
> Find out about taking a stand
> Find out about exhibiting within the public sector hub
> Public sector hub
exhibitor list
> Public sector attendee list
BCSC is a powerful member-based network working to keep retail-led regeneration at the heart of sustainable, vibrant communities up and down the country.
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