Podcast appearances and mentions of london office

Mujtaba Rahman, Managing Director, Europe and co-head of the London Office of the Eurasia Group, talks to Paul Adamson about the new challenges facing the EU in 2025 and assesses its new leadership.

Dr. David Clements was a professional string theory physicist with advanced degrees from Cambridge and Oxford Universities. During his university teaching career, he worked with Dr. Thomas Bearden and John Bedini, who introduced him to their respective theories and inventions based on the work of Nikola Tesla. In 2000, Dr. Clements.  received a remote viewing kit, which he used to teach himself to use with stunning accuracy. Through remote viewing, he established contact with extraterrestrials from the Pleiades, Arcturus, and Andromedan star systems. Later, he began communicating with highly advanced extraterrestrials called the Elohim who became a part of his extraterrestrial team of advisors and helpers. Dr. Clements bilocated his consciousness so he would be simultaneously resting at his home, while also in a starship interacting with extraterrestrials. On their ships, he described how all his physical senses engaged with the environment as though he was physically present. In Dr. Clements interactions with his extraterrestrial team, he has gained much information, healing, and insights into the functions of different technologies. He describes the important role of one's Higher Self in evaluating the information given by extraterrestrials in all cases and how his ET team encouraged him to do so. Dr Clements describes the significance of connecting with the Sacred Heart Center which he distinguishes from the heart chakra found in Kundalini yoga systems. While the latter is part of an elaborate chakra system developed for experiencing life in the human body, the Sacred Heart Center has an infinity point that directly connects one to what he describes as the heart of the Universal Infinite. Dr. Clements combined the scientific principles he acquired during his professional physics career and work with Dr. Bearden, Bedini, and Tesla, with the information received through his extraterrestrial team to develop bioenergetic fields. He asserts these bioenergetic fields comprise a living organic consciousness that interact with the Higher Self of those coming into the field that helps them connect to their sacred heart center. These living bioenergetic fields furthermore protects one from the harmful effects of EMFs and promote healing, In his first Exopolitics Today interview, Dr. Clements describes his remarkable discoveries and introduces his Serenity Device that helped the London Office of David Icke's company, Ickonic, recover from the effects of nearby 5G towers. Dr. Clements has generously offered a discount code for those purchasing any of his devices from his websites. https://www.isee-infynergy.com/ infinitesourcecreations.com Discount Code: exopolitics5 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/exopoliticstoday/support

Clemente Cohen's finance career began in the early 1990s inside the Munich offices of Silicon Graphics, approximately 6,500 miles from the Silicon Valley company's headquarters and 7,500 miles from his birthplace in Argentina. This transcontinental start marked the beginning of a career defined by global problem solving , adaptability and generous helpings of M&A experience. Cohen, who grew up in Germany after moving from Argentina, problem solving perspective to his role. Joining Silicon Graphics as an accountant, Cohen tells us he was able to quickly demonstrate to others a innate curiosity and willingness to go the extra mile. Frequently, his contributions went beyond traditional accounting, delving into financial analysis and supporting the company's rapid growth. This foundational experience in a fast-paced, technology-driven environment would shape Cohen's understanding of finance operations on a global scale. Over the next decade, Cohen's career with Silicon Graphics expanded across continents. He held roles in Germany, the UK, and eventually became the International CFO, overseeing finance and business operations outside the United States. After a dozen years with Silicon Graphics, Cohen joined the London Office of CA Technologies , where Cohen tell us he was able to play a pivotal role in M&A activities and helped drive the company's transition from hardware to software. After spending much of his career at large, global companies, Cohen made a deliberate decision to pursue CFO opportunities at smaller, private equity-backed firms. This shift allowed him to be more hands-on, driving business transformation and growth in a more direct way. The move was not without hesitation, as smaller companies often come with greater challenges and fewer resources. However, Cohen embraced the opportunity to apply his extensive experience in a more entrepreneurial setting.

What is the current state of the London office market and how will the next six months pan out? Knight Frank's Head of London Research Shabab Qadar joins host Anna Ward to discuss market activity and what is coming next for development activity and investment in the capital's office sector. They discuss how a future supply crunch could impact the market, where the new emerging office districts will be, to what extent repurposing will feature in the market and how much stock will shift to other uses. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We had a great conversation with Patrik Schumacher, the principal architect of Zaha Hadid Architects. At ZHA's London Office, we discussed his approach to parametricism, parametric design, computational tools, artificial intelligence, education, and the future of architecture. Many of us hear his name with the “parametricism” term; initially, In 2008, he launched a manifesto for “parametricism” at the Venice Biennale of Architecture 2008 and published an article named “Parametricism: A New Global Style for Architecture and Urban Design.” Check out our weekly courses at the PAACADEMY: ⁠https://parametric-architecture.com/w... Follow us on: Instagram: ⁠ https://www.instagram.com/parametric.... X: ⁠ https://x.com/parametricarch?ref_src=... Facebook: ⁠ https://www.facebook.com/parametric.a... LinkedIn: ⁠ https://www.linkedin.com/company/para...#zahahadidarchitects #parametricism #artificialintelligence

Alice Logan (City Leasing ) & Richard Townsend (West End Leasing) alongside our host Ed Dunningham (Commercial Valuation) provide an “ear to the ground” into the central London office leasing market.This podcast looks at what is happening to rents, submarket locations that might outperform in terms of rental growth in the next three years, supply, demand and what's in the pipeline and who the major movers are and where they are relocating to.Find out more about our Central London Office Leasing Team, Valuation Team or the services Allsop offer at https://www.allsop.co.uk/Or follow Allsop office Leasing on Instagram or our speakers Alice Logan, Richard Townsend and Ed Dunningham on Linked In.Allsop Office Leasing (Instagram)@allsopcityspace@allsopwestendspaceAlice LoganLinkedIn/Alice LoganRichard TownsendLinkedIn/Richard TownsendEd DunninghamLinkedIn/Ed DunninghamAllsop LLPLinkedInFacebookXYouTubeInstagramDon't forget, if you've enjoyed listening, please rate us and consider writing a review.If you have a question relating to one of our podcasts or have any suggestions of themes you would like us to cover, please email podcasts@allsop.co.uk.The podcast presented here is for general guidance and represents opinions of our teams based on the property market at the time of recording. All details are correct at time of recording. 

In this episode, we visit Bain & Company's London Office to speak with Bahige El-Rayes, Partner specialized in Operations. In this conversation, you'll hear his take on the current state of the Consumer Goods industry and how Supply Chain can play a role to help companies win in the future. In this conversation you'll hear about: Bahige's take-aways from the Procurement Leaders Converence Post-COVID FMCG: are the winners now losers? Main challenges for Consumer Goods companies to find growth How companies can leverage Supply Chain for growth and the right KPIs and metrics to measure this What type of leader a modern Supply Chain needs Sustainability and circular supply chains: what's happening there? More: Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fmcgguys/  Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/fmcgguys/ Audio Mixing by Rodrigo Chávez Voice Acting by Jason Martorell Parsekian  

In this episode, we discuss the EU's global foreign policy. How has the EU been faring in its attempt to remain (or become?) a global power amid the declining liberal world order? Can the EU diminish its dependency on China's market and rare materials? How should it position itself towards the United States after the presidential elections in November? Is it capable of avoiding being dragged into the US-China rivalry? How can it become a credible partner in the eyes of the so-called Global South? Does the Franco-German leadership of the European Union still hold? Misha Glenny and Christos Katsioulis elaborate on these and many other pressing issues. Guests: Misha Glenny is an award-winning journalist, author and public intellectual. He is the Rector of the Institute for Human Sciences (IWM) - the role he assumed in May 2022. He covered the 1989 revolutions and wars in the former Yugoslavia for The Guardian and was the BBC's Central Europe Correspondent. In 1993, he received the Sony Gold Award for Outstanding Contribution to Broadcasting, and in 2012 he was named BT Information Security Journalist of The Year. His publications have been met with considerable international acclaim, including his account of Yugoslavia's descent into civil war. In more recent years, Misha Glenny has dedicated his journalistic activities to the uncovering of geopolitical and cybersecurity issues. His books McMafia: A Journey Through the Global Criminal Underworld and DarkMarket: Cyberthieves, Cybercops and You were shortlisted for several awards. McMafia has been adapted into a major television drama, and the adaptation of his latest book, Nemesis: One Man and the Battle for Rio, will follow soon. Glenny is also a regular contributor to major publications in Europe, North America and Japan. Christos Katsioulis is the Director of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation's Regional Office for International Cooperation. Born in Böblingen, Germany, he studied History and Political Science at the University of Trier and the Aristotle-University in Thessaloniki. He obtained his MA in International Relations from the Institute for Political Science in Trier, where he taught international relations and foreign policy from 2003 to 2005. After that he joined the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, starting as policy officer in the EU-Office in Brussels and from 2007 to 2012 as expert on foreign policy in the International Policy Analysis Unit in Berlin. In 2012 he founded and headed the FES Office in Athens, later he headed the EU Office in Brussels as well as the London Office of FES. Christos has been a regular commentator on European affairs in the German as well as international media and a regular contributor for the journal Internationale Politik und Gesellschaft. Moderation: Marylia Hushcha, Researcher and Project Manager at the IIP. The episode was recorded on 29 May 2024.

Christelle Rohaut is the Founder and CEO of Codi (backed by a16z), where she's building the walk-to-work revolution. Codi offers turnkey, private office spaces with the most flexible terms on the market. In a matter of days, any company can find a space for their team, with full and part-time options, outsourced office management, and flexible leases. Codi has also created a Relief Fund to help businesses impacted by WeWork's struggles. Christelle is an Urban Planner who aspires to achieve positive social and natural impacts for happier livelihoods. She seeks to innovatively rethink urban systems to help cities be a happier place for all.(2:11) - State of Office market(13:58) - Feature: Housing Trust Silicon Valley(15:10) - What's wrong with traditional Coworking(21:43) - Types of buildings partnering with Codi(23:56) - Codi's WeWon't marketing campaign(29:34) - Collaboration Superpower: Brian Chesky (Airbnb CEO & Co-founder) & Conchita Martinez (Spanish tennis champion & coach)

Katharine Lau is the CEO and Co-founder of Stuf, a self storage startup delivering modern, tech-enabled storage to consumers and businesses. Stuf partners with real estate owners to monetize basements, garages, and other spaces in commercial buildings as storage, creating new cash flow opportunities for landlords while providing neighborhoods with a new amenity. Stuf was recognized by Fast Company as one of The World's Most Innovative Companies in 2022. Previously, Kat led the supply-side business of Industrious, the nation's leading premium workplace and coworking provider, where she pioneered an industry shift to asset- and liability-light agreements with property owners.(1:42) - Stuf origin story(5:46) - Target markets and type of buildings suited for conversions(10:00) - Business model & scaling CRE conversions(11:32) - Stuf's tech stack(15:02) - Feature: Housing Trust Silicon Valley(16:14) - Industrious transition from asset-heavy to asset-light(20:44) - WeWork's tumultuous office lease renegotiations(22:34) - Future of office uses(25:44) - Office-to-art space conversion(27:22) - Collaboration Superpower: Marie Kondo

Sam Dighton is CEO of the Committee for Adelaide and is what we term a 'Boomerang' - someone who was originally from South Australian, moved abroad and has now returned. Sam reflects on his time spent overseas, including working as a lawyer, cheesemaker and with the London Office of the Agent General for South Australia. He shares with us his reasons for returning to Adelaide, his experience working as a Director for Renewal SA and Executive for ElectraNet, what he loves about his home state and his priorities for the Committee for Adelaide.

Welcome to another enlightening episode of "Innovation Deciphered" with your host, Tim Fitch, Director at Invvent. On this episode Tim has a captivating conversation with distinguished guest, James Garner, the Global Head of Data and Insights & Analytics at GLEEDS, a Senior Director based in the London Office. James is a distinguished Fellow of the RICS, serving as the Chairman for the RICS Assessment of Professional Competence - contributing as the technical author for RICS, focusing on crucial guidance for cashflow forecasting in the construction industry. In this episode, they dive into the fascinating realm of artificial intelligence (AI) and its adoption in the construction industry. James shares insights into the barriers and cultural challenges surrounding AI adoption, drawing parallels with the music industry. They explore the evolving landscape of technology, from ChatGPT to Power BI, and how these tools transform workflows in the construction sector. The conversation delves into the critical topic of data sharing within the construction industry. They discuss the importance of breaking down cultural barriers and highlight initiatives like the Construction Data Trust and benchmarking services by the Infrastructure Projects Authority. Switching gears, they explore the realm of predictive analytics and its application in construction, particularly in cash flow forecasting. James sheds light on the historical shortcomings in utilising project data effectively and emphasises the need for a shift toward predictive analytics. The conversation reflects on the tools available, such as Power BI, and the transformative impact they can have on project progress meetings. As they navigate the intricacies of technology adoption, data sharing, and predictive analytics, James Garner provides valuable insights and encourages industry professionals to embrace these innovations for positive change. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the evolving landscape of technology in the construction industry on this episode of "Innovation Deciphered." #InnovationDeciphered #BuildingTheFuture #BuildingTheFuture

Ryan Simonetti is the CEO and co-founder of Convene, a global hospitality company that owns and manages premium Meeting, Event & Workplace locations around the world. His unique expertise in real estate acquisitions, development, and finance has helped catapult Convene to become a pioneer in the commercial real estate industry. Ryan is also the co-founder & Chairman of Ease Capital, a digital-first commercial lending platform that combines data, technology & world-class customer support to streamline the multifamily financing process from end-to-end. Ryan has been recognized for his transformative achievements on Commercial Observer's inaugural Power PropTech List, Real Estate Forum's 50 Under 40 list, Inc. Magazine's '30 Under 30', a list of America's Most Promising Young Entrepreneurs; was named 'Top Entrepreneur' by Crain's New York, and was a finalist in Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur of the Year® New York Awards. (3:00) - WeWork's bankruptcy impact on the Office industry(8:17) - Tech vs Real Estate valuations(11:13) - Feature: Housing Trust Silicon Valley (site)(12:26) - Office Markets comparison(16:44) - Convene's performance & KPI's(18:07) - Innovative experience management(25:11) - Office AR & VR adoption(29:07) - Ease Capital - tech-enabled Multifamily lender(31:52) - Collaboration Superpower: Michael Jordan

Mujtaba Rahman, Managing Director, Europe and co-head of London Office, Eurasia Group, talks to Paul Adamson about the major challenges facing Europe in 2024.

The Minister for Disabled People, Tom Pursglove visited the RNIB's New London office, The Grimaldi Building on Monday 23 October 2023 to not only have a tour of the building, meet staff but also attend a meeting with some of the RNIB Leadership Team to talk about the new Disability Action Plan.  RNIB Connect Radio's Toby Davey caught up with the Minister following his tour and just after his meeting with some of the Senior Leadership Team to find out his impression on the Grimaldi Building, his thoughts on the work that the RNIB does in supporting blind and partially sighted people as well as what was discussed in the meeting too.  Toby began by asking Tom about his impressions of the Grimaldi Building and with all the work that went in to making the building accessible for blind and partially sighted people as well as for people with a wide range of disabilities whether Architects and Designers need to be more aware of and factor in accessibility into the built environment. Tom told Toby how impressed he was with the work of the RNIB in supporting blind and partially sighted people with the range of equipment and services that are on offer from the RNIB. Finally Toby asked Tom about the new Disability Action Plan which he had been discussing with members of the RNIB Senior Leadership Team, what is in the plan, how it might help blind and partially sighted people and when it might come into place.  You can find out more about the Disability Action Plan by visiting the following pages of the Government website - https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/disability-action-plan-2023-to-2024 Image: RNIB Connect Radio Bright Green 20th Anniversary Logo

Meta recently paid $181M to get out of the 20-year lease of a London building that they hadn't even furnished yet. We discuss if this is a win for remote working. Read more: https://www.theregister.com/2023/09/27/meta_coughs_181m_to_exit/ Subscribe for daily episodes. Join Discord to chat! https://discord.gg/7QsrTbKchc SOCIAL: • Peter: https://twitter.com/pgl • Jon: https://twitter.com/jonnisec • Mike: Find me on Discord (link above) • Curated privacy and security news feed: https://twitter.com/privsecnews

In this episode, Kate and I talked about difficulties faced by first-time buyers and why Meta has paid landlord British Land a whopping £149m to get out of its lease!

This week on Prof G Markets, Scott shares his thoughts on the latest decision from the Federal Reserve and how its rate hiking campaign has impacted his investing strategy. He then discusses why the UK Prime Minister is excited that Andreessen Horowitz is opening a London office. Finally, he explains how Bud Light should have handled its marketing controversy, and how drinking preferences are changing the beer market. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

John is joined by Aidan O'Rourke, a partner in Quinn Emanuel's London Office.  John and Aidan discuss how, after a five week in London Commercial Court, Aidan won a €1.5 billion judgment against Argentina on behalf of a large group of holders of sovereign bonds.  They discuss the background of the case, the trial itself and how the team adjusted to an entirely new theory of the case that Argentina advanced shortly before the trial started.

We know the story. Three women. A London Office. A missing colleague. And a pandemic. Three women wake one morning to discover that a colleague has vanished in the night. Gone. Poof. Not a bit of a trace. The clue to the story lies in a play that has just opened in a London Theatre. … Continue reading A Bustle, A Corset, & The London Necropolis Express →

In this episode, Stephanie Anais is joined by Camilla Uppal, Trainee Solicitor at Shakespeare Martineau's London Office and fellow TSL Podcast Host(!). During the episode, Camilla provides top tips on how to best prepare for a training contract interview, which include when to begin preparing, how to understanding what law firms are looking for in their candidates, how to research a law firm, and how to overcome challenges.  **Interested in learning more about the University of Law, who are the sponsors of this podcast episode? Click here to view the courses on offer (https://bit.ly/3xhsefp) (Ad)** Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast to ensure that you never miss an episode, and please share this episode with others who might find it useful! Hosted by Stephanie Anais, Produced by Nathan Gore

Psychedelics are set to become the next major innovation in mental healthcare. Despite the large flow of investment into this area, the development of psychedelic drugs is not without its hurdles. In this episode, we'll get an introduction to the challenges surrounding the development of psychedelic drugs for mental healthcare, including clinical trial design, manufacture and commercialization. Participants in this episode are Adrienne Rivlin and Andre Valente, partners in L.E.K. Consulting's London Office, and guest Tom McDonald, from Clerkenwell Health.Connect with our experts on LinkedIn: Adrienne Rivlin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adriennerivlin/Andre Valente: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anvalente/Tom McDonald: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-mcdonald-aba3a318/Visit L.E.K. Consulting at https://www.lek.com/

This month's techUK podcast which looks at the state of local public services digital and what's to come. Georgina Maratheftis, Associate Director for Local Public Services at techUK and is joined by guests Eddie Copeland, Director, London Office for Technology and Innovation; Suraj Kika - CEO and Founder - Jadu; and Rachael Beer, Business Development Director – Capita Local Public Service, Capita and Co-Chair of techUK's Local Public Services Committee on this Future Gazing: Where Next for Local Government Tech in 2023? podcast. In this podcast we talk about the importance of collaboration across not only local government, but with suppliers and between suppliers and how we can deliver local public services that our truly inclusive and accessible to all. Each of our speakers look into their crystal ball and make their predictions on what the biggest digital and tech trends will be for next year.

Episode 15 of the “Change is possible podcast” is out! My guest is Rana Nawas. She is a 22-year corporate veteran who built her successful career around problem-solving, driving growth and building relationships. After graduating from Oxford with an Engineering degree, she worked in  McKinsey & Company's London Office, the Dubai Government, and GE Capital in a variety of strategy and sales roles. Then she left the corporate world to found her hugely successful podcast "When women win", and become a keynote speaker, advisor, and board chair. Recently, she made another career change and joined Oliver Wyman in Dubai as a partner focusing on the transportation sector. Apart from all the professional success, Rana is a mother of two boys; she is a quad-lingual global citizen, a retired yogini, a cross-fitter, and a cancer survivor. It was such an interesting discussion about life, work, and change Some of Rana's thoughts that stayed with me: The quality of your life is the quality of your relationships You cannot expect everything in life to come out of only one relationship. Sometimes you have to do a job, and you get meaning and purpose from other things And that is OK There are very few dead ends in life. What you want changes over time and that's OK! You recalibrate and figure out what is next Here are Rana's  three key takeaways to have in mind when you plan a career change: - Make sure you are financially secured - Put a lot of thought into what it is that you want to do - When you start with something new – give it a chance; have a grit Tune in, and I promise you – the discussion was so thought-provoking that you will want to spend some alone time thinking about things!

Cynthia O'Donoghue and Aselle Ibraimova from Reed Smith's London Office discuss changes in the EU/UK to the standard contractual clauses for data transfers between EU/UK and non-EU/non-UK countries. The two explore the new interpretations of the rules on data transfers by the EU Data Protection authorities, the impact on day-to-day compliance, the introduction of data transfer tools by other countries around the world, and the adjustments that businesses need to make as a result of these changes.

Many organizations struggle with a culture of silence in which critical concerns are neither welcomed nor raised, essential feedback is unshared, and vital ideas are left unsaid. But how do you measure a lack of something? How do you deal with something that isn't there? What strategies and habits need to be implemented to deal with silence? This final episode of Season 5 is a recording of an online live Healthy Culture Initiative event with Megan Reitz and Mary Inman. Listen in on this critical conversation between your host, Tobias, and these guests as they explore how to deal with a culture of silence. Megan Reitz is a facilitator, teacher, speaker, executive coach, researcher, and author dedicated to exploring and finding ways to improve the way people interact with one another in the workplace. She is Professor of Leadership and Dialogue at Ashridge Executive Education – part of Hult International Business School. She is ranked as one of the top 50 management thinkers in the world by Thinkers50 and is on the 2021 HR Most Influential List of Thinkers by HR Magazine. Megan is the co-author of "Speak Up: Say what needs to be said and hear what needs to be heard". Mary Inman is a lawyer and partner in Constantine Cannon's London Office. She launched the firm's international whistleblower practice and specializes in representing whistleblowers worldwide under American reward programs. Mary is a recognized expert and frequent author and speaker on areas related to the application of the American whistleblower laws internationally and the use of whistleblower laws worldwide. Duration: 01:22:03

John Andrews is an experienced corporate/commercial lawyer in London. He specializes in business sales/ acquisitions and drafting, reviewing and negotiating commercial agreements.--------------------------------------------------Contact John onLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-andrews-1468435/Website: https://www.jmw.co.uk/If you'd like additional ways to support this podcast, you can become a patron here: https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=66340956----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Reach me to sell me your business, be on my podcast or just share some love:Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronskelton/Twitter: https://twitter.com/ronaldskeltonFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/How2ExitHave suggestions, comments, or want to tell us about a business for sale call our hotline and leave a message: 918-641-4150----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Listen to it on Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/48502191Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/john-andrews-interview-highlights-corporate-partner/id1561038705?i=1000549713542Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3WK80biijvd70WFQWRnUBZ?si=Jjg_ZWaXTjOnu7K_ZlOo8Q----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Other interviews:Zoran Sarabaca: https://youtu.be/OLqszNP7yHYJohn Andrews: https://youtu.be/vmGWbd2y5x0Chris Daigle: https://youtu.be/jHWzFGRbpD4Arturo Henriquez: https://youtu.be/uwN7y8AE4EQJoe Valley: https://youtu.be/ZQLdybxcZKsChristopher Wick: https://youtu.be/xhIf9ltgedAJonathan Brabrand: https://youtu.be/oC82Ls54CXoCarl Allen: https://youtu.be/VIU2Lqj_FY4Klint Kendrick: https://youtu.be/eJ2GICCj2TAWalker Deibel: https://youtu.be/xoUH_Ixeook--------------------------------------------------

Frost Meadowcroft director Shaun Wolfe says 2021 was the year occupiers realised working from home was no longer viable and this has seen an office recovery in West London gain momentum after a very tough 2020. Frost Meadowcroft, an office specialist which mainly operates across a three-mile radius around Hammersmith, has transacted 238,530 sq ft of office space so far this year, with a further 50,000 sq ft set for completion over the next month. This represents an uptick in fortunes compared to 2020 when volumes were below 200,000 sq ft and less than half that of the previous year. Wolfe says many companies are realising home working as a full-time option is far from optimal and that they need to take office space, albeit in lower volumes than pre-pandemic times. He also says landlords are rethinking the shape of the space they offer, with West London now boasting office buildings more akin to hotels in terms of the open space and gym facilities they contain.

In this episode of Trainee Insights, Ropes & Gray London office managing partner, Jane Rogers, discusses the culture and strategy of the London office and what makes it stand out in the London legal market. Jane also details some of the key attributes required to operate as a trusted client advisor, both as an individual practitioner and as a member of the firm.

Born in 1961 and completing her degree in Audio Visual studies at The Surrey Institute, Farnham in 1986, Anna Fox began her career as a documentary photographer. Influenced by the British documentary tradition and the USA's ‘New Colourists', she chronicled new town life in Basingstoke (locally known as ‘Doughnut City') and went on to publish the monograph Work Stations (1988), a study of London Office life in Thatcher's Britain. These works were exhibited extensively as far a field as Brazil and Estonia and in Through the Looking Glass, at the Barbican Art Gallery in 1989 curated by David Mellor and Ian Jeffrey, establishing Anna as a significant figure within the field of new colour documentary.In later projects, made in the 1990's, In Pursuit (1990), The Village (1991-1992 Cross Channel Photographic Mission commission), Friendly Fire (1992) and Zwarte Piet (the Netherlands 1994-1999) Anna created a new direction inventing innovative approaches and raising questions regarding the problems of documentary practice. These projects were exhibited in a number of solo exhibitions including The Photographers Gallery, London and The Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago.By early 2000 Anna produced two autobiographical works: Cockroach Diary and My Mothers Cupboards and my Father's Words which completely turned on its head the notion of the documentary photographer as outsider. These new works investigated the personal and difficult world of domestic households and relationships bringing together a mix of image and text in two miniature book works. Later in 2003 the series Made in Europe questioned further the power relation between subject and photographer by handing over power to the subject in whork that portrayed a vision of contemporary Europe through the eyes and voices of teenagers. The projects Country Girls (1996-2001) and Pictures of Linda (1983-ongoing) introduced a collaborative element to Anna's practice: by working in partnership with the singer/songwriters Alison Goldfrapp and Linda Lunus the relationship between subject and photographer was being explored from a new perspective.Anna was shortlisted for the 2010 Deutsche Borse Photography Prize and the 2012 Pilar Citoler Prize. Her later projects, Resort 1 and Resort 2 are published by Shilt, Amsterdam, Loisirs is published by Diaphane and an new book, BLINK, will be published by Central St Martins.Anna is Professor of Photography at the University for the Creative Arts in Farnham and leads the Fast Forward Women in Photography research project.On episode 166, Anna discusses, among other things:Reflections on the past 18 monthsWhat she's been working on during that periodHaving a lot of ideasMoving away from a ‘project based mentaility'The influences of people who taught her: Graham, Parr and KnorrThe exploration of the every day41 Hewitt Road and the transition to focusing on domestic photographyHer use of text in conjunction with imagesMoving to and working in an English country villageHer project Zwarte PietMy Mothers Cupboards and my Father's WordsFast Forward Women in Photography Referenced:John DillwynMary DillwynPaul ReasPaul SearightAnthony HaugheyTessa BunneyDavid MoorePaul GrahamMartin ParrKaren KnorVal WilliamsJane AustenGilbert WhiteWilliam CobbettRaymond WilliamsMieke BalMark Sealy - AutographNaomi Rosenblaum Website | Instagram | Facebook“It's the discovery of the personal voice, I suppose, and the personal stories that you want to tell, that you can't articulate. That's why someone becomes a photographer or a filmmaker… you use photography because you can't speak it.”

Host: Ken Valledy (Partner/Co-founder at Progressive)Progressive helps organisations unlock and commercialise new growth opportunities more rapidly than their competition and more effectively than traditional innovation programmes.The Catalysts Podcast focuses on the key benefits of corporates and startups working together and how these partnerships can become a catalyst for change for the future. In each episode we will discuss a key topic area behind these partnerships with either a startup or a senior corporate stakeholder.In today's episode, we address the area of international expansion, with a special focus on expansion to the US. There are already numerous podcasts out there that focus on the financial side of expansion, but this episode focuses  on the not so ‘discussed' area of the culture aspects that have to considered when looking to move into other markets. To help me in this quest, I am really pleased to have as our guest Dan Glazer, who is London Office Managing Partner at Wilson Sonsini, the premier provider of legal services to European companies who want to expand their business to the US.  We discuss many subjects including; the differing corporate cultures across America, how America has a different view of the working week and key considerations when pitching for new business in America.Dan's contact details:Website: https://www.wsgr.com/en/LinkedIn page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielcglazer/#To find out more about Progressive, please contact us on:Email: Ken@thisisprogressive.comWebsite:  https://www.thisisprogressive.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/18066213/admin/Twitter: https://twitter.com/Progressive_HQ

Introducing the audio edition of our teissTalk series. Each week we dive into the latest cyber security news with our expert panel and then deep dives into an issue that is vital to the cyber security industry. On this episode: How does 5G alter the security environment of companies? What are the new  risks and who is responsible for them?How can you bring your security team up to speed on the changes they will be required to make? And is there an increased need to partner with third parties including government and telcos?Do the benefits of 5G outweigh the risks?Host: Geoff White Investigative journalist Geoff White has covered technology for BBC News, Channel 4 News, Audible, Forbes online and many others.Guests:Saj Huq, Director, LORCASaj started his career in the Royal Air Force, and spent a number of years as a management consultant at Deloitte and PwC before leading cyber innovation at Plexal and becoming the director for LORCA: the London Office for Rapid Cybersecurity Advancement.Ciara Mitchell, Head of Cyber, ScotlandISCiara has extensive experience in the telecommunications and cyber security industry, having worked for BT for 20 years before freelancing while completing a MBA at Heriot Watt  Business School.Stephen Douglas, Head of 5G strategy, Spirent CommunicationsA hands-on Technology Strategist and CTO with over 24 years' experience in telecommunications, Stephen has been at the cutting edge of next generation technologies.----Attend a live teissTalk, for free, by visiting https://www.teiss.co.uk/talk/

"As much as you feel you're trying to do the right thing, the unforseen implications just knock you from every side." Join your host, Tobias Sturesson, and his guests, Bianca Goodson and Mary Inman, for this episode on The Leading Transformational Change podcast. In this vulnerable and compelling conversation, you will learn how most whistleblowers report internally first, without being heard, before choosing to blow the whistle. This episode discusses how organizations can create environments where red flags are addressed instead of hidden. Bianca Goodson served as the CEO of Trillian Management, a South-African consulting firm and a subsidiary of Trillian Capital. In 2017, she blew the whistle on Trillian, which uncovered vast corruption in both government and private sectors. Mary Inman is a lawyer and partner in Constantine Cannon's London Office. She launched the firm's international whistleblower practice and specializes in representing whistleblowers worldwide under American reward programs. Mary is a recognized expert and frequent author and speaker on areas related to the application of the American whistleblower laws internationally and the use of whistleblower laws worldwide. Duration: 46.09

Sasha Schmitz is Managing Director EMEA at MightyHive. In this episode, she talks to Erik about the implications of media transformation for advertisers.We look at the insourcing/outsourcing debate and discuss how the European agency landscape will evolve in the coming years. Sasha is Managing Director MightyHive EMEA S4 Capital. Having worked in the marketing and advertising world for 10 years in both the UK and USA, Sasha has always focused on how to harness the science of data and digital media with the art of content and creativity. Originally from San Francisco, Sasha was tapped to lead MightyHive's expansion into the UK and Europe in 2017, which led to the founding of its London Office. In 2019, Sasha was placed on Ad Age's Women to Watch List, Europe. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Welche Relevanz und welche Konsequenzen ergeben sich für Advertiser durch die Media Transformation? Sasha Schmitz ist Managing Director EMEA bei MightyHive. In dieser Folge spricht sie mit Erik über Auswirkungen der Media Transformation für Advertiser. Wir gehen auf die Insourcing/Outsourcing Debatte ein und diskutieren wie die europäische Agenturlandschaft sich in den kommenden Jahren entwickeln wird. Sasha hat 10 Jahre lang in der Marketing- und Werbewelt gearbeitet, sowohl in Großbritannien als auch in den USA. Sasha hat sich immer darauf konzentriert, wie man die Wissenschaft von Daten und digitalen Medien mit der Kunst von Inhalten und Kreativität verbinden kann. Ursprünglich aus San Francisco stammend, wurde Sasha 2017 mit der Leitung der Expansion von MightyHive nach Großbritannien und Europa betraut, was zur Gründung des Londoner Büros führte. Im Jahr 2019 wurde Sasha auf die Ad Age's Women to Watch List, Europe gesetzt.

The Temple of Mithras lies under a London office block. But who discovered it and what was it for?  Learn about this mysterious god—and this fascinating archaeological find—in this week's episode of Fabulous Folklore! Find the images, videos and references on the blog post: https://www.icysedgwick.com/temple-of-mithras/ Get your free guide to home protection the folklore way here: https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/ Drop your topic requests here: https://forms.gle/kNGir7TSGiJ54UjCA Become a Patron for bonus exclusive episodes at https://patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595 Enjoyed this episode and want to show your appreciation? Support Fabulous Folklore at https://paypal.me/FabulousFolklore  Or buy Icy a coffee to say 'thanks' at: https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick Tweet Icy at https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick Get extra snippets of folklore on Instagram at https://instagram.com/icysedgwick

In Today's Episode: Air Vice Marshal Paul Godfrey, of UK Space Command sets out his vision; OneWeb secures over half a billion in additional funding; UK Researchers plan to lead the way on astro-biology, we tell you how to take part; Seraphim Capital release global Space investment figures, with insights at your fingertips; International Trade Minister announces first 10 companies in the UK Space Export Academy, you'll probably recognise some but not all of the names; Canadian GHGSAT joins the UK Space Industry, announcing a London Office alongside the first of several expected jobs; and, The #JoboftheWeek comes out of an intensely busy recruiting week for jobs posted to our Patreon discord server, but we bring you, potentially the pick of the crop: GiantLeap Job of the Week: OneWeb Key Account Manager Astro-biology Symposium Link Seraphim Capital Report

We were excited to announce another online-only Data Bites event. Better use of data is key to more effective government. Across government, teams are doing fascinating work with data. But those projects don’t get the attention they deserve. At this month's event, the 15th in our series, the speakers presented their data projects in an exciting, quickfire format. Each speaker has eight minutes, followed by eight minutes of questions from the audience. Our speakers were: Theo Blackwell, Chief Digital Officer for London, and Eddie Copeland, Director, London Office of Technology and Innovation (LOTI), on data sharing in London. Rachel Forty, Lead Data Scientist at the Food Standards Agency, on user focused tool design Chris Barnes, Lead Data Governance Officer at Highways England, on valuing Highways England’s data Jon Harrison, Senior Data Scientist, Department for Work and Pensions, on using automated A/B testing to inform decision making The event was chaired by Gavin Freeguard, Programme Director and Head of Data and Transparency at the Institute for Government.

The Vonage London office is an exciting place to work, says Roland Selmer, Vice President of Product. In this conversation with Susan Quackenbush, Chief Human Resources Officer, he explains that Vonage is part of a rapidly growing industry and is a global company on an accelerated growth curve. On top of it all the office is located in one of London's hottest tech neighborhoods.

As London office site lead, it is a part of Phil Holcombe's role as Vice President of Support at Vonage to make sure the workplace culture is welcoming, collaborative and that employees feel like they are a part of the office community. He also tells Susan Quackenbush, Chief Human Resources Officer, that the office's diverse cultural makeup brings a refreshing level of energy.

In the first part of Episode 30 of our TechLaw Podcast Series Transaction Services Partner at Deloitte, Duncan Down, and Chief Strategy Officer and Founder of StarLeaf, Will MacDonald, discuss the impact of COVID-19 on the UK tech startup scene with the Managing Partner from our London Office, Tom Heylen. The conversation includes insights from our European Technology Index 2020, the upcoming Deloitte UK Technology Fast 50 and the current challenges facing M&A, whilst also addressing the question of whether the adoption of 5G will really make that much difference to the consumer experience.

In part two of Episode 30 of our TechLaw Podcast Series the discussion continues between Transaction Services Partner at Deloitte, Duncan Down, Chief Strategy Officer and Founder of StarLeaf, Will MacDonald, and the Managing Partner from our London Office, Tom Heylen. As well as insights from our European Technology Index 2020 and mention of the upcoming Deloitte UK Technology Fast 50, the conversation focuses on the integral importance of SESG in all aspects of business, the challenges of acquiring talent remotely and some of the opportunities presented by AI.

In this episode, I speak with Chris Blackburn; MD of Blackburn & Co; a niche PM consultancy exclusively focused in the London Office market; both new build and fit out. The business has been going 11 years and has a current headcount of 20. This is a great chat where amongst other things, we discuss why Chris feels this is the right size business, the need to look after people's mental health, the need for people to be in the office and the future of construction. It is a great listen that you will hopefully get a lot from. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pegasusradio/message

In this episode, Lucy Dasi Sutton speaks to Shona from New York, where she is a Managing Director in Citi Group’s Productivity Team and leads transformation projects across the Citi Franchise. Lucy talks to us about: Practical advice and tips on how to have a successful and fulfilling career Mind-set and practical strategies for dealing with fear and self-doubt The importance of saying yes to opportunities Advice on making a big career change - including why and how she moved from London to New York (with her family) for a new role The best career advice she has ever received About Lucy Lucy began her career with the London Office of Arthur Young in 1987 and on the creation of Ernst & Young in 1990, became a part of the tax team specializing in financial services. Lucy has now been with Citi for almost 16 years, having joined the Citi Tax EMEA team in London as the Regional Head of Audit & Assurance and Transfer Pricing and she subsequently became the EMEA Head of Tax in 2011. In 2013 Lucy made the leap across the atlantic and relocated to Citi Tax in New York, where she became the Global Head of Planning & Execution with responsibility for Citi’s tax affairs across the Regions. The Psychology of Successful Women podcast with Shona Rowan explores the mindset, behaviour and success strategies of high-achieving women. Shona Rowan is an international performance and mind-set consultant, inspirational speaker and high-performance coach. Over the past 20 years Shona has helped thousands of women accelerate their success and maximise their results via her practical workshops and webinars, large events and her signature program – “The Psychology of Successful Women – Career Acceleration Program”. She also works internationally with global companies to inspire, develop and retain their female staff and clients.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the latest Meet the Boss series, I speak with Mark Lacey, Equity and Founding Partner at Alinea Consulting. Alinea are a London based pure Cost Consultancy with a headcount of around 100. This is a wide ranging discussion, including why Mark and Alinea are so passionate about BIM and the wider impact of technology, why Alinea will be very measured about future growth and why the sustainability and carbon agenda are so important. As a business, Alinea is synonymous with the London Office sector; currently acting as QS on most of the tall office towers currently under construction in London, so we of course delve into Mark's view of the office sector. This is a great discussion that I am sure you will all find interesting. For full show notes, including the link to Mark's book recommendation, go to; https://www.pegasussearch.com/pr/mtb/ml --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pegasusradio/message

COVID-19 has forced London workers to abandon their office desks and adjust at home. After nearly six months of doing so, a gradual return to work is on the horizon for many. However, employees may find a different work space from the one they left. How has the pandemic changed employers' thinking about their working environments? What do occupiers now want from their HQs and from their landlords? In this podcast, Paul Williams of Derwent London, Phil Hobley of Knight Frank, and Jane Edwarde discuss whether, in a post-pandemic London, the office market landscape will change forever and, if so, in what ways.

This week on our Legally Speaking Podcast Miniseries, powered by Kissoon Carr, our host Harrison Wilde is joined by guest feature, Shannon Tong. Shannon studied her LLB at QMUL followed by her LLM in Medical Law. She has recently finished her LPC gaining a distinction.Shannon has worked at Irwin Mitchell as a Paralegal for the last two years and currently works as a Legal Advisor for the Firm.She has recently accepted her Training Contract offer with Irwin Mitchell, which she will commence in February 2020 in their London Office.Shannon is also very interested in legal blogging and has recently started a platform to document her journey.

This week on our Legally Speaking Podcast Miniseries, powered by Kissoon Carr, our host Harrison Wilde is joined by guest feature, Matthew Berrick. Matthew has recently accepted his Training Contract offer with Pinsent Masons, which he will commence in September 2022 in their London Office.Matthew is the Co-Founder of The Legal Line Up, which is a platform designed to provide students with an insight into the legal sector, targeting those with a keen interest in commercial law.He has a keen interest in technology which led him to Co-Found GlobalTechLoop, a platform created to get the insights of industry professionals to individuals interested in technology. Matthew has a very active presence in the legal community and regularly hosts and participates legal events and webinars. His interests extend to cover intellectual property and commercial litigation.

Chevron instructed its workers at its London office to work from home Tuesday after an employee experiencing flu-like symptoms was tested for coronavirus, a person familiar with the matter told CNN Business. In an abundance of caution, employees at the office located in London's Canary Wharf business hub have been told to work remotely until results from that test are known, the person said. There is no known coronavirus outbreak in the office. The Westferry Circus office is home to several hundred Chevron (CVX) employees, including commodity traders, shipping experts and lawyers. The news is the latest example of how the coronavirus is disrupting businesses around the world. In recent days, Apple (AAPL) has warned of iPhone shortages, Coca-Cola (KO)said its supply chain is under pressure and United Airlines (UAL)said demand for flights to Asia has plunged. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/newscast-africa/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In todays podcast, Kevin gets you behind the scenes and listen in to two experienced property investors discuss; the property market, their current deals and developments, planning permission and proven property strategies working right now in today's market. Get listening to hear Marks in-depth discussion with Chattered Surveyor, Serial Property Investor & Master Class Trainer, Peter Jones.  KEY TAKEAWAYS  Mark: How have you been growing your portfolio?  Peter: Traditionally I've been investing in the North East but more recently I've purchased a plot of land which we were planning to build 5 terraced housing but due to some issues with planning that have taken over 2 ½ years to go through we have finally been settled on 3 bungalows with actually will generate us the same amount of profit and are cheaper to build so currently we're now applying to remove the conditions and should have the foundations in before Christmas. The goal now is to have 2 or 3 projects running at the same time because of how long planning can take to go through.     Mark: What investments have you been doing?  Peter: As you know I owned one flat in a block of fourteen and it was a disaster, all fourteen were rented out and none of the owners could agree and it the whole block started to deteriorate so I was planning to sell. But in the end, I managed to get acquire four more flats and convince the other owners to secure the plot with a fence and make the area a lot nicer. Additionally to this, I have also been investing with my son-in-law in properties around Nottingham, mainly single-lets following the BRRR model.       BEST MOMENTS“The whole planning system is a game and you just need to know more ways round”  “More recently it's taken me over 18 months to get planning consent”   “The goal now is to have 2 or 3 projects running at the same time because of how long planning can take to go through”  “Capital values have been rising in certain areas and the Midlands and the North are still playing catch-up to London price rises”  “The property market is like a rollercoaster and property prices follow a ripple effect”    VALUABLE RESOURCES  ABOUT THE HOST  Mark Homer is an entrepreneur investor.  He has worked with investment since he was 15 years old using the laws of wealth! He is a spreadsheet analyst with an impressive following from major publications including BBC Radio, The Wall Street Journal, The Independent, and co-authoring the UK's best-selling property books.  Mark has always looked for the best investment vehicle, and at the end of 2007 with Rob Moore the co-founder of Progressive Property his joint portfolio produced more profit than any of the other investments he'd tried in the last ten years, combined.   CONTACT METHOD  Email: Markhomer@progressiveproperty.co.uk   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markhomer1   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/markprogressive   Twitter: https://twitter.com/markprogressive   ABOUT THE GUEST  Peter Jones is a Chartered Surveyor, an author and a serial buy to let property investor. He has been involved in property for over 30 years having graduated from the College of Estate Management, Reading University, and then qualifying as an Associate Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors in 1983, before being elected a Fellow in 1992.  By the age of 35, he was a Salaried Partner in a well-respected firm of Chartered Surveyors and was managing partner of their West End of London Office. His speciality was commercial property but during the recession of the 1990s his specialisation became redundant, and so did he  CONTACT METHOD  http://www.thepropertyteacher.co.uk/  ThePropertyTeacher@gmail.com      See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Go behind the scenes and join two experienced property investors discuss the property market, their current deals and developments, planning permission and proven property strategies working right now in today’s market. Listen in and hear Marks in-depth discussion with Chattered Surveyor, Serial Property Investor & Master Class Trainer, Peter Jones.    KEY TAKEAWAYS  Mark: How have you been growing your portfolio?  Peter: Traditionally I’ve been investing in the North East but more recently I’ve purchased a plot of land which we were planning to build 5 terraced housing but due to some issues with planning that have taken over 2 ½ years to go through we have finally been settled on 3 bungalows with actually will generate us the same amount of profit and are cheaper to build so currently we’re now applying to remove the conditions and should have the foundations in before Christmas. The goal now is to have 2 or 3 projects running at the same time because of how long planning can take to go through.     Mark: What investments have you been doing?  Peter: As you know I owned one flat in a block of fourteen and it was a disaster, all fourteen were rented out and none of the owners could agree and it the whole block started to deteriorate so I was planning to sell. But in the end, I managed to get acquire four more flats and convince the other owners to secure the plot with a fence and make the area a lot nicer. Additionally to this, I have also been investing with my son-in-law in properties around Nottingham, mainly single-lets following the BRRR model.       BEST MOMENTS“The whole planning system is a game and you just need to know more ways round”  “More recently it’s taken me over 18 months to get planning consent”   “The goal now is to have 2 or 3 projects running at the same time because of how long planning can take to go through”  “Capital values have been rising in certain areas and the Midlands and the North are still playing catch-up to London price rises”  “The property market is like a rollercoaster and property prices follow a ripple effect”    VALUABLE RESOURCES  ABOUT THE HOST  Mark Homer is an entrepreneur investor.  He has worked with investment since he was 15 years old using the laws of wealth! He is a spreadsheet analyst with an impressive following from major publications including BBC Radio, The Wall Street Journal, The Independent, and co-authoring the UK’s best-selling property books.  Mark has always looked for the best investment vehicle, and at the end of 2007 with Rob Moore the co-founder of Progressive Property his joint portfolio produced more profit than any of the other investments he’d tried in the last ten years, combined.   CONTACT METHOD  Email: Markhomer@progressiveproperty.co.uk   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markhomer1   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/markprogressive   Twitter: https://twitter.com/markprogressive   ABOUT THE GUEST  Peter Jones is a Chartered Surveyor, an author and a serial buy to let property investor. He has been involved in property for over 30 years having graduated from the College of Estate Management, Reading University, and then qualifying as an Associate Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors in 1983, before being elected a Fellow in 1992.  By the age of 35, he was a Salaried Partner in a well-respected firm of Chartered Surveyors and was managing partner of their West End of London Office. His speciality was commercial property but during the recession of the 1990s his specialisation became redundant, and so did he  CONTACT METHOD  http://www.thepropertyteacher.co.uk/  ThePropertyTeacher@gmail.com      See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Go behind the scenes and join two experienced property investors discuss the property market, their current deals and developments, planning permission and proven property strategies working right now in today’s market. Listen in and hear Marks in-depth discussion with Chattered Surveyor, Serial Property Investor & Master Class Trainer, Peter Jones.    KEY TAKEAWAYS  Mark: How have you been growing your portfolio?  Peter: Traditionally I’ve been investing in the North East but more recently I’ve purchased a plot of land which we were planning to build 5 terraced housing but due to some issues with planning that have taken over 2 ½ years to go through we have finally been settled on 3 bungalows with actually will generate us the same amount of profit and are cheaper to build so currently we’re now applying to remove the conditions and should have the foundations in before Christmas. The goal now is to have 2 or 3 projects running at the same time because of how long planning can take to go through.     Mark: What investments have you been doing?  Peter: As you know I owned one flat in a block of fourteen and it was a disaster, all fourteen were rented out and none of the owners could agree and it the whole block started to deteriorate so I was planning to sell. But in the end, I managed to get acquire four more flats and convince the other owners to secure the plot with a fence and make the area a lot nicer. Additionally to this, I have also been investing with my son-in-law in properties around Nottingham, mainly single-lets following the BRRR model.       BEST MOMENTS“The whole planning system is a game and you just need to know more ways round”  “More recently it’s taken me over 18 months to get planning consent”   “The goal now is to have 2 or 3 projects running at the same time because of how long planning can take to go through”  “Capital values have been rising in certain areas and the Midlands and the North are still playing catch-up to London price rises”  “The property market is like a rollercoaster and property prices follow a ripple effect”    VALUABLE RESOURCES  ABOUT THE HOST  Mark Homer is an entrepreneur investor.  He has worked with investment since he was 15 years old using the laws of wealth! He is a spreadsheet analyst with an impressive following from major publications including BBC Radio, The Wall Street Journal, The Independent, and co-authoring the UK’s best-selling property books.  Mark has always looked for the best investment vehicle, and at the end of 2007 with Rob Moore the co-founder of Progressive Property his joint portfolio produced more profit than any of the other investments he’d tried in the last ten years, combined.   CONTACT METHOD  Email: Markhomer@progressiveproperty.co.uk   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markhomer1   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/markprogressive   Twitter: https://twitter.com/markprogressive   ABOUT THE GUEST  Peter Jones is a Chartered Surveyor, an author and a serial buy to let property investor. He has been involved in property for over 30 years having graduated from the College of Estate Management, Reading University, and then qualifying as an Associate Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors in 1983, before being elected a Fellow in 1992.  By the age of 35, he was a Salaried Partner in a well-respected firm of Chartered Surveyors and was managing partner of their West End of London Office. His speciality was commercial property but during the recession of the 1990s his specialisation became redundant, and so did he  CONTACT METHOD  http://www.thepropertyteacher.co.uk/  ThePropertyTeacher@gmail.com     

With recent data showing a near 50% fall in London commercial property transactions this year, Savills experts take a look behind the numbers to discuss the evolving London market and how buyers and sellers should respond.

This week the teissPodcast jumps right into the heart of cyber security innovation at LORCA (the London Office for Rapid Cybersecurity Advancement) – a Government-backed cyber accelerator which supports the most promising cyber security innovators in scaling and growing solutions to the cyber problem.teiss speaks with programme director, Saj Huq about the emerging trends in cyber innovation, the challenges that cyber start-ups face on both macro and micro levels and what role investors should play in this space. We also discuss safeguarding and nurturing international cyber talent as the Brexit date looms.

Julien Cornebise is a Director of Research, AI for Good at Element AI and head of the London Office. He is also an honorary researcher at University College London. Prior to Element AI, Julien was at DeepMind (later acquired by Google) as an early employee, where he led several fundamental research projects used in early demos and fundraising. After leaving DeepMind in 2016, he worked with Amnesty International. Julien holds an MSc in Computer Engineering, an MSc in Mathematical Statistics, and a PhD in Mathematics, specialized in Computational Statistics, from University Paris VI Pierre and Marie Curie and Telecom ParisTech. He received the 2010 Savage Award in Theory and Methods from the International Society for Bayesian Analysis for his PhD work. In today's episode Julien shares some considerations on what makes AI good or bad; reflections on the ethics and drive for purpose of the humans that build technology; his experience working alongside anthropologists and sociologists as part of Element AI's team of AI for Good; the value of diversity in teams and how to prevent replicating bias with AI; advice to anthropologists considering to transition to industry ; some key points of the keynote he will give at the Anthropology + Technology Conference 2019 happening on Oct 3rd in Bristol, UK under the theme of Championing socially responsible AI. Mentioned in Podcast: DeepMind Technologies ElementAI AI for Good Kentaro Toyama Geek Heresy: Rescuing Social Change from the Cult of Technology, Kentaro Toyama UN Sustainable Development Goals 2019 AI Talent report - issued by element AI Tech Workers Now Want to Know: What Are We Building This For?, Kate Conger, Cade Metz, NY Times, Oct 7 2018 Thomas Piketty Capital in the Twenty-First Century, Thomas Piketty Davos 2019: Historian Rutger Bregman berates billionaires at World Economic Forum over tax avoidance Utopia for Realists: How We Can Build the Ideal World, Rutger Bregman Anthropology + Technology Conference 2019 Julien's work: Google Scholar profile: https://scholar.google.co.uk/citations?user=6fkVVz4AAAAJ&hl=en&oi=ao Social media and other links: Email: julien AT elementai.com LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliencornebise Twitter profile: https://twitter.com/JCornebise

James Banks discusses the subject of Transport Oriented Development (TOD) with AECOM’s Director, Advanced Structures, Mike Pauley and Jonathan Bray, Director of the Urban Transport Group. Recorded in AECOM’s London Office, they tackle subjects including; the benefits of TOD, its role in solving the housing crisis, the use of offsite and modular construction, and the challenges we face in implementing such strategies.Transport-oriented development — costing the complexities https://www.aecom.com/without-limits/article/transport-oriented-development-costing-complexities/AECOM 2019 Future of Infrastructure Report – https://infrastructure.aecom.com/Urban Transport Group - The place to be: How transit oriented development can support good growth in the city regionshttp://www.urbantransportgroup.org/resources/types/reports/place-be-how-transit-oriented-development-can-support-good-growth-city

Colby is joined by George and Jesse to talk A-League expansion, preview the Champion's League Round of 16 Draw, and review Match Day 17 of the Premier League so far. And Andy dials in some paper talk from the London Office. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/morethanagame/message

SYNOPSIS: We’re grateful this week! We’re grateful for all the people, places, and products that makes it possible to be Mac Admins, and for all of you, too. YOUR HOSTS: Tom Bridge, Partner, Technolutionary LLC [@tbridge] Marcus Ransom, Senior Apple Systems Engineer, CompNow [@marcusransom] James Smith, IT Administrator, Culture Amp [@smithjw] Charles Edge, Director of Marketplace, Jamf [@cedge318] PRESENTING SPONSOR: VMWARE WORKSPACE ONE VMware Workspace ONE empowers you with full macOS lifecycle management. Get past the hassles of legacy imaging with faster modern onboarding. Easily deliver all your native Mac app packages as well as SaaS and virtual Windows apps, and empower users with one-click single sign on. Stay on top of your security needs with complete encryption management and rich conditional access. The recognized industry leading unified endpoint management solution is your one stop for all Apple devices and apps. Learn more at www.workspaceone.com LISTEN! LINKS & NOTES No notes this week, just a heartfelt thank you. Each and every person reading this note: we thank you. When we started this on a lark, we had no idea what it would grow to become. More than 100 episodes have passed since then, and you’ve stayed with us, you’ve told friends and colleagues, you’ve written us letters and hit us up on Slack or at conferences, and we’re incredibly grateful to you for helping to make this into an awesome thing we all enjoy. As you gather with your families and friends this American Thanksgiving, know that we’re thankful for each and every one of you. SUPPORTING SPONSORS Start a 30-day no-string-attached trial of SimpleMDM today! Click through for 10 users for free at Jumpcloud! PATREON SPONSORS The Mac Admins Podcast has launched a Patreon Campaign! Our named patrons this month include Randy Wong, Chad Swartwout, Jonathan Spiva, William Smith, Justin Holt, Weldon Dodd, Jon Brown, Randy Wong, Dan Collings, Jason Dettbarn and Jon Brown. Thanks everyone! MAC ADMINS PODCAST COMMUNITY CALENDAR, SPONSORED BY WATCHMAN MONITORING Conference Sites Event Name Location Dates Cost Mac Admin & Developer Conference, UK London, United Kingdom 26-27 March, 2019 TBD Meetups Event Name Location Dates Cost Toronto Apple Admins Globe and Mail Centre, Toronto, ON Canada 15 November 2018, 6:00 p.m. ET Free Greater Philadelphia Mac Admins Temple University, Philadelphia PA 15 November 2018, 6:00 p.m. ET Free Dallas Apple Admins Bottle Rocket Studios 15 November 2018, 6:30 p.m. CT Free Tel Aviv Mac Admins Google Hangouts 20 November 2018, 4:00 p.m. IST Free MacDeployment Meetup 1011 9 Ave SE, Calgary AB Canada 21 November 2018, 6:30 p.m. MT Free franken-macadmins meetup Gruener Brauhaus Fuerth 21 November 2018, 6:30 p.m. CET free Brisbane Apple Wranglers Brisbane CBD Location 22 November 2018, 7:00 p.m. AEST Free Houston Apple Admins ChaiOne’s new office in Greenway Plaza 28 November 2018, 6:00 p.m. CT Free MacAdmins NYC Bread Finance, New York City 28 November 2018, 6:30 p.m. EST Free London Apple Admins Jamf’s London Office 6 December 2018, 18:30 GMT Free Dutch macadmins meetup Willem de Kooning academy Rotterdam 7 December 2018, 14:00 CET free San Diego Mac Admins Interlaced, Downtown SD 12 December 2018, 7:00 p.m. PT Free RATE US ON ITUNES! Rate Us On Apple Podcasts! SPONSOR MAC ADMINS PODCAST! If you’re interested in sponsoring the Mac Admins Podcast, please email podcast@macadmins.org for more information. SOCIAL MEDIA Get the latest about the Mac Admins Podcast, follow us on Twitter! We’re @MacAdmPodcast!

SYNOPSIS: Armin Briegel joins the pod this week to talk about EraseInstall, a new macOS application designed to help streamline offboarding and preparing a machine for reuse. We also talk about Certificate Transparency Policy! YOUR HOSTS: Tom Bridge, Partner, Technolutionary LLC [@tbridge] Marcus Ransom, Senior Apple Systems Engineer, CompNow [@marcusransom] Charles Edge, Director of Marketplace, Jamf [@cedge318] GUEST: Armin Briegel, Author & Consultant [@scriptingosx] PRESENTING SPONSOR: VMWARE WORKSPACE ONE VMware Workspace ONE empowers you with full macOS lifecycle management. Get past the hassles of legacy imaging with faster modern onboarding. Easily deliver all your native Mac app packages as well as SaaS and virtual Windows apps, and empower users with one-click single sign on. Stay on top of your security needs with complete encryption management and rich conditional access. The recognized industry leading unified endpoint management solution is your one stop for all Apple devices and apps. Learn more at www.workspaceone.com LISTEN! LINKS & NOTES EraseInstall Application Announcement EraseInstall Code Repository macOS Installation for Apple Administrators Desktoppr Universal Plumber Command Line Tool Certificate Transparency Policy – perhaps in a release very soon? (hint hint 10.14.2 beta) Jamf Pro Switcher – Nindi Gill from University of Melbourne. Swift app with “Today” widget for switching between Jamf Pro server plists and launching in web browser Apple to stop disclosing hardware sales figures in quarterly reporting IBM buys Red Hat SUPPORTING SPONSORS Start your 30-day trial of Kolide for free today! Click through for 10 users for free at Jumpcloud! PATREON SPONSORS The Mac Admins Podcast has launched a Patreon Campaign! Our named patrons this month include Randy Wong, Chad Swartwout, Jonathan Spiva, William Smith, Justin Holt, Weldon Dodd, Jon Brown, Randy Wong, Dan Collings, Jason Dettbarn and Jon Brown. Thanks everyone! MAC ADMINS PODCAST COMMUNITY CALENDAR, SPONSORED BY WATCHMAN MONITORING Conference Sites Event Name Location Dates Cost Mac Admin & Developer Conference, UK London, United Kingdom 26-27 March, 2019 TBD Meetups Event Name Location Dates Cost Toronto Apple Admins Globe and Mail Centre, Toronto, ON Canada 15 November 2018, 6:00 p.m. ET Free Greater Philadelphia Mac Admins Temple University, Philadelphia PA 15 November 2018, 6:00 p.m. ET Free Dallas Apple Admins Bottle Rocket Studios 15 November 2018, 6:30 p.m. CT Free Tel Aviv Mac Admins Google Hangouts 20 November 2018, 4:00 p.m. IST Free MacDeployment Meetup 1011 9 Ave SE, Calgary AB Canada 21 November 2018, 6:30 p.m. MT Free franken-macadmins meetup Gruener Brauhaus Fuerth 21 November 2018, 6:30 p.m. CET free Brisbane Apple Wranglers Brisbane CBD Location 22 November 2018, 7:00 p.m. AEST Free Houston Apple Admins ChaiOne’s new office in Greenway Plaza 28 November 2018, 6:00 p.m. CT Free London Apple Admins Jamf’s London Office 6 December 2018, 18:30 GMT Free Dutch macadmins meetup Willem de Kooning academy Rotterdam 7 December 2018, 14:00 CET free RATE US ON ITUNES! Rate Us On Apple Podcasts! SPONSOR MAC ADMINS PODCAST! If you’re interested in sponsoring the Mac Admins Podcast, please email podcast@macadmins.org for more information. SOCIAL MEDIA Get the latest about the Mac Admins Podcast, follow us on Twitter! We’re @MacAdmPodcast!

On this week’s podcast, TEISS talks with Robert Hannigan, former head of GCHQ at the launch of the London Office for Rapid Cybersecurity Advancement (LORCA), an accelerator for cyber security start-ups, which was officially opened last week by Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, Matt Hancock. Robert shares his thoughts on how the UK is currently faring when it comes to cyber security, what cyber protocols he’d like to see put in place, as well as why he won’t be racing back to Whitehall anytime soon. On this podcast we’ll be hearing from two of the start-ups included in the first LORCA cohort; B-Secur which specialises in using biometric heartbeat as an authentication solution and Zone Fox – an insider threat detection solution. More interviews with the other start-ups will be published soon.

Rana Nawas is a published writer, corporate warrior and sought-after speaker on a mission to inspire women of all backgrounds to shine. Born in England to a Palestinian father and Lebanese mother, Rana grew up like many Western-educated Arabs facing the dichotomy of liberal and traditional values.Rana’s education at Oxford University and Harvard Business School gave her a strong foundation to solve problems and negotiate effectively, but nothing could have prepared her for the tough reality that women face as they rise through the corporate world.Over the course of her 17-year corporate career spanning McKinsey & Company’s London Office, the Dubai Government and GE Capital, Rana has pioneered new markets, launched new products, led diverse and sometimes virtual teams, won business all over the world and developed strong relationships. She also led the charge in rewriting corporate policies that impact women, championed pay parity and helped women rise in their professional and personal lives.Rana is a mother of two and a wife of one, she is the creator and host of the podcast When Women Win, sharing inspirational stories and tools that boss ladies from all walks of life have used along their journeys, and is the chapter president of Ellevate, a global organization that brings professional women together.Rana has been featured in the press, on TV and on radio. She has spoken in front of diverse audiences on a variety of topics, and has been labelled a “thought-provoking”, “fact-driven” and “inspiring” speaker.You can keep up with the latest from Rana on her website at RanaNawas.com.Enjoy the show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Knight Frank's central London briefing this year focused on market myths versus reality. Lee Elliott, head of comercial research and Abby Brown, partner, central London leasing each select their top 3 perceived myths and tell us what they think is really happening. 

Multi-award winning London architect Hannah Corlett returns to the Island this week (April 6th), to speak about contemporary architecture as part of the Isle of Architecture season. Hannah, who went to school at St Ninians High School, is Founder and Director of London architecture studio ASSEMBLAGE. Key projects for her company have included a major regeneration scheme for a Holy City in Iraq, winning the scheme for the United Nations Agency for Human Settlements in 2011, and winning the competition to design the New Iraq Parliament in 2012. Christy spoke with her from her London Office, just before she rapidly packed a case to fly over for the talk. In the fascinating chat, Hannah spoke about her background and her work, about the gender split in the world of architecture, what it's like working as a Western woman in the construction industry in Iraq and much, much more...Hannah’s talk, entitled ‘Contrast’, takes place at Noa Bakehouse at 7pm on April 6th - and tickets, costing just £5 are on sale now via www.facebook.com/isleofarchitecture/events or on the door on the night.

As the Principal Accounting Officer of the publicly traded global education technology software company, Sean leads the worldwide accounting and financial reporting function. Prior to Rosetta Stone, he held key SEC Reporting and Accounting Policy leadership roles in the internet and online media industries. He spent 11 years with BDO including a 2 year rotation as the resident US GAAP and SEC reporting expert in their London Office. Sean is a Certified Public Accountant. In this interview Sean reveals what threats and opportunities he thinks will be impacting public company accounting in the near future; what he did to effectively transition from managing a small team to a large one; how he has been able to utilize technology to create a flexible working environment for his team; what advice he has for aspiring public company accountants to accelerate their career.

Topic: EU climate policy for 2030: why are we talking about governance? Date: Wednesday, 28 October 2015, 11:00 CET Venue: Google Hangout 3rd Webinar page Guest Speakers Jonathan Gaventa Director, E3G, London Office & Katharina Umpfenbach Energy Policy Coordinator, Ecologic Institute Moderator Matthias Duwe Ecologic Institute’s Head of Climate Scope and Objective The third webinar in […]

Kirsty Styles chats to James Meadway, Senior Economist at the New Economics Foundation (NEF), about the Institute for Fiscal Studies' report on living standards. — Jargon of the week: Debt and deficit Listener question of the week: Robin Hood tax — Links and reading list: Cribb, J., Hood, A., Joyce, J. (March 2015), “Living Standards and Future Challenges”, London: Institute for Fiscal Studies: www.ifs.org.uk/publications/7615 ONS (March 2015), “Economic Review”, London: Office for National Statistics: www.ons.gov.uk/ons/dcp171766_397535.pdf Kirsty Styles on Twitter: www.twitter.com/kirstystyles1 James Meadway on Twitter: www.twitter.com/meadwaj Like this week's music? Find us on Spotify: sptfy.com/4rg Soundcloud image by Jason Mrachina, used under Creative Commons licence www.flickr.com/photos/w4nd3rl0st/5454805481 — Produced by James Shield & Huw Jordan

Speakers: Fiona D'Silva, Managing Director, Kennedy Wilson Europe David Evans, Chair, London Office, Goodwin Procter Jonathan Goldstein, Deputy Chief Executive, Heron International Anthony Myers, Senior Managing Director, Real Estate Group, Blackstone Group Moderator: Francine Lacqua, Anchor and Editor-at-Large, Bloomberg Television. With patchy economic conditions in the Western world, real estate is segmenting into the recovery haves and have-nots. How far can prices run up in places like London, New York, San Francisco? How low can they go in Spain and Italy, for example? It seems like much of the world is still considered unsafe, and the same goes for borrowers: There's the elite, and there's the rest. Is it time for the second tier to have its day, or is that day further away than ever? Our panel of experts and investors will delve into these and other trends under construction in the U.S., Europe, Asia and points beyond. Owners of commercial properties are enjoying the fresh demand, but their optimism has to be tempered by sluggish GDPs and the threat of rising rates and waning liquidity. They're also coping with the new tenant culture. Extravagance is out; doing more with less is in. E-commerce, telecommuting and constrained hiring mean firms need less space, but they want their digs wired up and as green as possible. Are hedge and private equity funds still moving into the sector? Have conditions evolved enough to spark a CMBS comeback? And with re-regulation a work in progress, what's the next shoe to drop?

Paul England of the London Office of Simmons & Simmons discusses “Cross-border Injunctions in Europe” (Length: 18:22) Download MP3