15 November 2023 1pm – 10pm Community Beyond

Overview

If you’re wondering what the dawn of artificial intelligence (AI) has to offer our FM environment, join us at Beyond Workspace in High Holborn on Wednesday 15 November for an afternoon of content fuelled debate and speeches from leading industry and technology experts. 

AI has been with us since the 1960s, but only recently has it started to find a place in our day to day lives. Will this new generation of intelligent science be a friend or foe?   

Find out at this year’s IWFM London Region conference and afterwards enjoy our evening event as we continue to celebrate the Institute’s thirtieth anniversary with drinks, a live DJ and saxophone player.  

Agenda

1pm - 1:30pm: Welcome
1:30pm - 2pm: AI and real estate - Suzi Braithwaite and Chris Dunn, Colliers
2pm - 2:30pm: AI and catering - Dean Sellis, Just Eat for Business
2:30pm - 2:45pm: Coffee break/Marketplace
2:45pm - 3:15pm: Microsoft and AI – Tom Brookers, Microsoft
3:15pm - 3:45pm: AI and the Office environment – Nicola Morris, ISS
3:45pm - 4pm: Coffee break/Marketplace
4pm - 4:45pm: F*ck Being Humble, Stefanie Sword-Williams (Keynote speaker)
4:45pm - 5pm: Close
5pm - 5:30pm: Coffee break/Marketplace
5:30pm – 6:30pm: Food and drinks, Burrito Joe pop-up and cocktail bar
6:30pm – 10pm: IWFM thirtieth anniversary networking drinks, DJ and Saxophonist 

Ticket prices

Members: £60 inc. VAT

Non-members: £72 inc. VAT

Unemployed/students: £36 inc. VAT

 

Sponsors

Audiem

Audiem is a workplace experience analytics platform that uses cutting-edge technology to uncover actionable insights from employee feedback helping organisations understand not just what matters to your people, but why.

ICE Co-Botics

ICE is the UK's largest independent provider of cleaning equipment and services, with over 50 years of experience.

Liquidline

We bring expertise, innovation and joy to organisations across the UK and Ireland. Founded in 2003, we are a family-owned business. We have a unique philosophy, operating with honesty, integrity and putting our customers at the heart of everything we do. When you become a customer of ours, you become part of the Liquidline family!

We are thoughtful with our approach to ensure our customers have the right refreshment solutions to suit their needs. By selecting innovative, industry-leading technology and combining this with premium coffee and a carefully selected range of consumables, we believe we have the winning solution for your needs.

Omni Digital Building Management

PFS Group Limited

Principle Cleaning Services

Principle Cleaning Services is a market leader in providing corporate, commercial cleaning in London. Established in 1989, the employee-owned company has an annual turnover in excess of £80m and employs over 2,500 people. Principle’s values: people, sustainability and innovation are at the heart of the business. Supporting and delivering clean environments across London, its clients include well-known landmarks such as The Shard, 20 Fenchurch Street and 30 St Mary Axe. For further information, please visit www.principleclean.com 

Charity partners

Ashdon Jazz Academy

The charity started in 2015 following the tragic death of Ashdon Muirhead who ended her own life at just the age of 14 years. As a teenager Ashdon struggled with peer pressure, peer aggression at school and lacking confidence about being herself in a society that pressurises young women to be and act a certain way.

Her mother Trisha Muirhead, continues to believe it is her life’s work to help as many girls faced with the same challenges as Ashdon.  She set up Ashdon Jazz Academy in 2015 and has since supported over 300 vulnerable young women. The main work of the charity is to assign a mentor with a mentee on a 1:1 basis. They meet, or speak regularly and empower confidence, develop personal skills, deal with their challenges and be an listening ear.  In addition, the charity continues to provide a weekly drop-in session, workshops, weekend retreats and other female only events.  AJA works in partnership with local Councils, Youth Clubs, Schools, Children’s Social Care and other statutory and voluntary organisations. This enables them to target vulnerable young females who may benefit from being referred, or may wish to self-refer directly for mentoring, or to access one of the services.

Oasis

Oasis works in communities affected by poverty and inequality, with a mission to transform them into safe, healthy places where everyone is included and able to reach their full potential in life.

We do this in a joined-up way to create change - through education, housing, justice, health, youth, and family support, with people of all ages and all situations.

Our vision is for community - where everyone is included and making a contribution.

If you require any further information, please contact [email protected]