New London Architecture

Evolving retail environments: from shopping centres to revitalising the high street

Friday 29 January 2021

Katerina Mercury

Senior Asset Manager, Retail
The Crown Estate

Mike Stiff

Director
Stiff + Trevillion

Jamie Dean

Area Manager – North East Team
Greater London Authority

Jessica Marsden-Smedley

Senior Asset Manager
Argent

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Over the last decade and a half, the retail sector has undergone fundamental structural changes. From the successful development of global shopping centres to the urgent need to revitalise our local high streets, the responsive evolution of the sector can be clearly traced in some of London’s new and established retail districts. 
 
With the ongoing shift away from brick-and-mortar retail into the digital landscape – a disruption accelerated by covid-19 – the sector has the chance to learn from this last 15 years and reinvent itself amidst future challenges. 
 
This webinar, part of The Changing Face of London, will present lessons learned from the last 15 years of retail-led development in the capital and how the sector is planning to face future flux. 

PROGRAMME

Welcome from Chair 
 Ben O’Connor, Director, NLA   
 
London’s High Streets  
Jamie Dean, Area Manager, North East Team, GLA
            
The West End
 Katerina Mercury, Senior Asset Manager, London Retail, The Crown Estate
 
Brent Cross Town
Jessica Marsden-Smedley, Senior Asset Manager, Argent
 
Panel discussion
Speakers above plus
Mike Stiff, Director, Stiff + Trevillion



Katerina Mercury

Senior Asset Manager, Retail
The Crown Estate

Mike Stiff

Director
Stiff + Trevillion

Jamie Dean

Area Manager – North East Team
Greater London Authority

Jessica Marsden-Smedley

Senior Asset Manager
Argent


Changing face of London

#changingfaceofLDN

PROGRAMME CHAMPIONS

PROGRAMME SUPPORTERS

Argent

City of London

The Crown Estate


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