Data Centric Resilience Masterclass
The importance of data driven resilience planning in delivering sustainable business advantage in Higher Education.
Never before have our existing built assets come under such pressure. The impact on our workplaces, our hospitality & leisure facilities, the demands on our healthcare premises, and the safety & resilience of our learning establishments is impacting how we view our property assets.
The emerging economic landscape has the potential to create a lasting impact to your profession, your people, your workplace and your environment. As your organisations postpone, or in some cases cancel, investments and operational budgets get challenged, your existing property and real estate function will come under greater scrutiny as already stretched resources are diverted to core business activities.
Inevitably, the role which property and real estate plays in the broader business context will now be questioned by many of your organisations, prompting those of you with responsibility for property and real estate to more clearly articulate how your property assets can continue to deliver sustainable value for your business.
At the heart of this will be the increasing importance of data driven resilience planning that enables organisations to more clearly articulate how your property assets can continue to deliver business value through enhanced resilience.
Speakers
David Green
MSc BSc
David is a Director in our Asset Consultancy team. An asset and facilities management professional, David benefits from 20+ years’ experience gained working with organisations within the UK, Asia, EMEA, and the US to improve performance and create value from their built assets. Based in our London office, where he is focused on supporting property occupiers and owners, both in the UK and globally, by leading the delivery of asset strategies and transformation programmes which help to better align the existing property function with the core business need.
Bruce Braes
MA MEng CPP PSP CRISC CSyP CMIRM MIET
Bruce is an enterprise Security & Risk Management expert with over 25 years success advising corporate, not for profit and government entities on enterprise security risk management and business resilience. He is a global authority in developing, designing and managing security risk management systems, developing strategic risk recognition plans and designing control processes to sustain organisational strategies through adversity and disruption.
Shaun Farrell
OND & HNC in building studies
Shaun has previously been the BIM Manager at Zaha Hadid Architects, the BIM lead for Mace on a large project in Russia and Associate Director for BIM at Turner and Townsend, leading the team and delivering projects in London and the southern region, before joining Buro Happold in 2018 to lead the Information Manager service.
