Podcast appearances and mentions of Richard Croft

In deze podcast aflevering heb ik een mooi gesprek met Ineke ter Hedde. Ineke is High Impact Stem- en Presentatie Coach. Als stemspecialist helpt ze ambitieuze leiders en professionals hun stem als "visitekaartje" te gebruiken, zodat presenteren met een gezonde spanning een fijne bezigheid wordt. We spreken over haar passie voor opera en stilte, haar carrière tot nu toe en over het leven. Ineke deelt ook haar favoriete boeken en vertelt wat haar echt rijk maakt. Meer weten over Ineke? https://www.ineketerhedde.nl/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/ineke-ter-hedde-196b43134/ https://www.facebook.com/ineke.terhedde Ineke's inspiratie: Peter Høeg - Smilla's gevoel voor sneeuw Albert Helman - Serenitas Gerbrand Bakker - Boven is het stil Alle boeken van Håkan Nesser Opera: Waft her, angels, through the skies door Richard Croft als Jephtha https://youtu.be/ilw_bD-zqyM?si=1pLv_2PHkynici_k Meer weten over Cat? https://www.catcolnot.com

Richard is an avid real estate entrepreneur with an insatiable appetite for starting or backing numerous industry known businesses from Halverton, M7, Mirastar, React News and Coyote to name a few. He sold his last venture – M7 real estate to Oxford Properties in 2021 and at the time M7 employed over 220 people across 13 countries, with over 569 assets and 4.3bn Euros worth of assets under management. I sat down with Richard to discuss a broad range of subjects which covered some of the following topics:   * How he got into real estate * Biggest learnings * Being a value investor * Parallels between GFC and now * Why. Why now. Why go again * Legacy * Advice for aspiring real estate entrepreneurs * MIPIM   Oh, and one last question - who are the People, what Property, and in which Place would Richard invest should he have £500m of capital at his disposal.   Catch the full episode which is live on Spotify, Apple and Youtube NOW! The People Property Place Podcast ??? is powered by Rockbourne Who do you want to see on the Pod? Hit me up in the comments below ??   Spotify - https://lnkd.in/gASssveh Apple - https://lnkd.in/g_szCs9n Youtube - https://lnkd.in/gewtYXc8   #podcast #rockbourne #realestate #peoplepropertyplace #property Podcast produced and edited by Matt Cook at https://mattcookproducer.com

In a change from our usual podcast format – today, Emily revisits her conversation with Richard Croft, Executive Chairman and founder of M7 Real Estate, three years' on from their original conversation over zoom, during the Covid pandemic. This time, we hear from Richard about M7's recent deal with Oxford Properties, discuss his departure from the business' executive leadership team and dig deeper into his thoughts on leadership, futureproofing a business and putting your best foot first when approaching investment opportunities. We also hear from Richard's backers and friends on the unique impact he has had on the industry, as well as revisiting a few old gems from the Desert Island Risk vaults – of course we couldn't miss the opportunity to return to the infamous story of “The Marble” …! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

M7 Real Estate chief executive Richard Croft speaks to Proactive following the release of a third quarter update from Mailbox REIT that revealed a temporary reduction in its dividend. Croft says that the measure will help to make sure that the Mailbox REIT "has sufficient liquidity to deal with any interest rate rises that come next year." Croft describes the actual performance of the Mailbox site in Birmingham as "pretty strong" and highlights the progress made so far in creating an "amenity space" from what was once "better known as a retail location." He also revealed the reason for his optimism regarding the medium-term future of regional real estate. #ProactiveInvestors #M7realestate #mailbox #mailboxreit Leave these in as standard then add any extras you think would work #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

M7 Real Estate's chief executive Richard Croft speaks to Proactive ahead of the listing of single asset company BWP REIT on the UK's International Property Securities Exchange (IPSX) on 27 October 2022. Bridgewater Place House is Leeds' tallest building and is home to professional services group EY as well as international law firms DWF and Eversheds. M7 is seeking to raise £35mln (€40mln) from the IPO, which follows the listing of the Mailbox REIT in May 2021. Croft also spoke about M7 Real Estate's move into EV charging and discussed the wider outlook for commercial property.

Paddy Allen is Head of Operational Capital Markets at Colliers. He shares his journey in real estate with Guy Westlake, founder of Lavanda. Before joining Colliers in February 2021, Paddy was a Partner at Cushman & Wakefield working across the European student accommodation and residential build-to-rent teams, providing joint venture, disposal and acquisition advice to global platforms and investors. After spending the bulk of his early career in European fund management, he then joined Global Student Accommodation as an early employee where he led the acquisition of £1bn of student accommodation across the UK & Europe. In 2013 he co-founded fintech business Acasa, which provides financial services to tenants of residential accommodation. Away from work Paddy is Chair of the Board of Pathways to Property and is a trustee to the Reading Real Estate Foundation.   About Colliers Colliers (NASDAQ, TSX: CIGI) is a leading diversified professional services and investment management company. With operations in 63 countries, 17,000 Colliers professionals work collaboratively to provide expert real estate and investment advice to clients. With annual revenues of $4.5 billion and $81 billion of assets under management, Colliers maximises the potential of property and real assets to accelerate success for its clients, investors and team. To learn more visit www.colliers.com   In this episode Paddy shares: How he started out in UK estate agency before jumping ship to join Halverton, a business that is today run by the team behind M7 Real Estate. His early years moving around Amsterdam and Germany, cutting his teeth in commercial offices, industrial warehousing and retail before switching to residential following the GFC in 2008. Being an early employee at Global Student Accommodation and over the course of 4 years building a multi-billion dollar student accommodation platform across 8 different countries. Why his role is to challenge the notions of his clients, help them identify under-served customer groups, and support them in building breadth and depth in their business plans Why data and insight, including demographic and psychographic profiling, is growing in importance when it comes to real estate decision making How his professional ambition and career decision making has been shaped by multiple influencers including Nick Porter, Richard Croft and Jos Short. Why personality and authenticity are two key traits of great leaders, but how ultimately the one that trumps all others is knowing how to get deals done. Why smart building tech, customer experience tech and tokenisation/NFTs are key technologies shaping the future of the industry.

In the latest BossCast, Blackstock Consulting's Andrew Teacher talks to Richard Croft, executive chairman of M7, a pan-european real estate investment firm. The pair discuss changing patterns of work, lessons learned in the global financial crisis and uncharted waters in tech.

Richard Croft is Executive Chairman of M7 Real Estate, a leading pan-European real estate investment manager. M7 has over 220 employees in 15 countries & territories across Europe, The Middle East & Asia and manages over 570 assets with a value of circa €4.1 billion. 

On June 26 at 10 am PT, LA Opera On Air will return to KUSC radio station with a broadcast of "Billy Budd." With an all-male cast of 25 solo roles, and vast choral and orchestral forces, all conducted by James Conlon, it's the most grandly scaled of Britten's many operas. Liam Bonner, Richard Croft and Greer Grimsley take the leading roles. And, of course, June is also Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ+) Pride Month. Benjamin Britten, the composer, was an openly gay man in a time and place where homosexuality was illegal. In this Behind the Curtain conversation, LA Opera's Connects Vice President Stacy Brightman speaks with Dr. Mitchell Morris, UCLA's chair of Musicology and chair for LGBTQ Studies; Dr. Morris speaks about Britten, his work, and how or if this opera is relevant in relation to how far the LGBTQ community has come since the opera's premiere in 1951. Please note, this frank conversation touches on adult themes and may not be appropriate for all listeners.

Mailbox REIT PLC's Richard Croft talks to Proactive London after their London listing debut becoming the first to list on the International Property Securities Exchange. The company, which owns the Mailbox, a large prime office-led mixed-use property in Birmingham, has been admitted to the FCA-regulated Wholesale segment of the IPSX. It has raised £28.85mln at £1 per share by selling 30.5% of the business to institutional backers and family offices, including IWG, the owner of Regus. M7 Real Estate will hold the remainder post-float.

Transparency, liquidity, and listed real estate I had a fascinating discussion with Richard Croft, Co-Founder and Chairman of leading investment group, M7 and David Delaney, CEO of new property stock exchange IPSX about their first single real estate asset Initial Public Offering (IPO). Richard and David have exceptional credentials in real estate and finance, with years of experience, and billions of transactions under their belts. Richard is the Executive Chairman and co-founder of the M7 Real Estate group, and has been involved in over €8 billion of transactions across the UK and Europe during his 26 year career in real estate, founded and sold a European real estate fund management business, and is a Non-Executive Director of IPSX. David is IPSX's Group CEO. His previous experience includes managing $1bn book of business at Thomson Reuters as Head of Strategic Clients and Solutions, and 25 years at Credit Suisse (where he became Head of Fixed Income Sales for interest rate products) and Barclays Bank. Richard and David share a deep frustration with the issues that prevent investors from selecting and investing in assets for themselves, the lack of transparency in the listed real estate market, and the lack of liquidity available for many real estate assets. Their current mission is to solve these issues, through an unprecedented single asset listing of Mailbox REIT on IPSX. So, will it work? Highlights of the episode include: What liquidity is really worth to investors The high perceived risk of anything new The problems investors face with open-ended and closed-ended real estate funds Whether investors really value choice and democracy in investing Resources: Guest websites: www.themailboxreit.com / www.ipsx.com / www.m7re.eu Anna's website: www.annaclareharper.com & www.spi.capital Anna's LinkedIn page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annaclareharper/

We talk to Richard Croft (M7 Real Estate) and Oli Farago (Coyote Software) about Real Estate Tech Collaboration, and US Launching. Hosted by Louisa Dickins, co-founder of LMRE

The Propcast Episode 10   Title: Real Estate, Tech Collaboration and US Launching with Real Estate with Oli Farago and Richard Croft Summary: We talk to Richard Croft (M7 Real Estate) and Oli Farago (Coyote Software) about Real Estate Tech Collaboration, and US Launching.   The Propcast is by Louisa Dickins, Co-Founder of LMRE the leading Global PropTech recruiter brought to you in partnership with UK PropTech Association, The UK PropTech Association is a membership organisation to drive the digital transformation of the property industry.   This show will focus on connecting the Proptechs, real estate funds and VC's globally…and get everyone talking about innovation of the built environment.   About Our Host Louisa Dickins https://www.linkedin.com/in/louisa-dickins-ab065392/?originalSubdomain=uk Louisa started her career in property working at a well-known estate agency in London. Realising her people skills, she moved over to Lloyd May to pursue a career in recruitment. She now is a Director at LMRE, who are a specialist recruitment firm driven by PropTech and recruitment professionals, and Louisa oversees their 5 core areas. Louisa co-founded LMRE and provides a constructive recruitment platform to the new disruptors in real estate. Louisa is also on the board of Directors at UK PropTech Association (UKPA).   About LMRE LMRE believe there is a better way to recruit. LMRE focus on a more comprehensive, client led focus delivering exceptional talent to the right place at the right time. They are passionate about the industry and passionate about people's careers. LMRE spend time with each client to become and an extension of the business, and their transparency and core values help them grow with the sector. LMRE simplify recruitment and innovate with our clients and evolve the people driven, PropTech community.   About Our Guests Richard Croft https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-croft-b2b95022/?originalSubdomain=uk Richard is the Executive Chairman for M7 Real Estate. He is responsible for the strategic direction of the company, capital raising and leads the real estate fund management function. In this capacity he sits on the GP board and Investment Committees of all of M7's funds in addition to numerous other M7's JV boards.   Prior to co-founding M7 Real Estate in April 2009, Richard founded Halverton REIM LLP (subsequently GPT Halverton), a European real estate fund management business which was sold to The GPT Group (an Australian listed property trust) in July 2007. From 2005 to early 2009 Richard was CEO of GPT Halverton which at the time of sale employed circa 180 people across ten European offices and managed €2 billion of assets. Before his time at Halverton, Richard was International Investment Director of Property Fund Management PLC (now Valad), and was responsible for setting up their international infrastructure, including offices in Amsterdam, Paris, Berlin, Warsaw, Copenhagen and Madrid. Richard has been involved in over €8 billion of transactions across the UK and Europe during his 26 years of real estate experience.   In addition to his duties at M7, Richard is a Non-Executive Director of IPSX (the International Property Securities Exchange). He is a member of the Global Real Estate Institute and a regular speaker at conferences across Europe covering real estate and economic topics. Richard is a supporter of several charities and foundations and is actively involved The Suffolk Community Foundation and Shout About Suffolk.   Oli Farago https://www.linkedin.com/in/oliverfarago/?originalSubdomain=uk Oli is the CEO and Co-Founder of Coyote. He has been fundamental in scoping, designing and developing Coyote since its beginning in 2009. In fact, for the first three years of Coyote's journey, he wrote every line of code himself. Prior to Coyote, Oli was one of the founding partners and CTO of M7 Real Estate. Oli has now been at the forefront of Real Estate technology for over 12 years. Oli spends his day working with a team of 37 on everything from the strategic growth and direction of the company, helping design new product features / functionality to demoing the platform and onboarding new clients. When Oli is not busy with Coyote or his family, he loves scuba diving and flying helicopters.   Resources LMRE website www.lmre.co.uk  UKPA www.ukpa.com Coyote Software www.coyote.co.ukwww.coyote.io M7 Real Estate www.m7re.eu   Insights from this Episode Our view is that we think technology is going to change real estate investing – Richard Croft   the industry is changing. The industry is becoming more accepting of technology, and the technology can improve the way that we do things – Richard Croft   We are just now entering into the period where I think people are really starting to commit to major projects of digital transformation – Oli Farago   They used to say that there were three rules to investing in real estate, which was location, location, location. I think that's changing, and is becoming space, space and connectivity. I think long term, it's going to cause a massive acceleration in adoption across the board. It is from networking that you make relationships, and through work relationships that you build businesses – Richard Croft   Subscribe Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher | iHeart   Sponsors You're listening to a podcast produced by A PODCAST COMPANY. This show was made by Podcast Syndicator where we help you go from start to grow to make money with your podcast. Let us help you share your message and your voice with the world. 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In our third episode, Emily “meets" Richard Croft, founder and Executive Chairman of M7 Real Estate. Despite strict lockdown measures, Bohill Partners spent a morning with Richard over video call to hear the story behind the making of two real estate businesses, one formed in the midst of the financial crisis and now arguably one of the most successful pan-European players in the market today. Learn about the best (and worst!) ways to win over investors, how success can come from the most unlikely of places and why valuing those you work with is the most important thing of all. During the podcast, we hear from Richard's colleagues, friends and backers who have supported, challenged and trusted him along the way. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What if Lara Croft wasn't the star? In the Survivor timeline, Lara's father is massively important to the story. We investigate her 'daddy's issues', and ask what if we had a Tomb Raider game where he was the main character instead, and how would it work?

Stephen Hope-Wynne is a British Actor, Vocalist, Songwriter and the founder of the British Rock band SkyQuaker. Steve is a high energy, positive soul whose dedication to the world of creating art is second to none. He has an intriguing story and a fascination career having spent many years working in television comedy and drama, Feature Film, Theatre, Radio and is a Voice Talent for Games and Animation. Steve's latest role was as Richard Croft, father to Lara Croft in Shadow of the Tomb Raider (2018).This episode of AuroraCast features Stephen Hope-Wynne as a special guest.Links and show notes:SkyQuakerGuildhall School of Music and DramaBinaural/8D RecordingSkyquakesQueen KongTalisa Yorke (Saxophonist)Dorking BreweryGeorgie Mac (Producer @ Echo 7 Recording Studios)Roo Saville (Singer)Abbi F Jones (Singer)Simon Cohen (Drummer)Ben “Ferdy” Ford (Guitarist)Shadow of the Tomb Raider Video GameDavinder Singh & RadiAsian (Producer/Musician/Radio Host)

Stephen Hope-Wynne is a British Actor, Vocalist, Songwriter and the founder of the British Rock band SkyQuaker. Steve is a high energy, positive soul whose dedication to the world of creating art is second to none. He has an intriguing story and a fascination career having spent many years working in Television comedy and drama, Feature Film, Theatre, Radio and is a Voice Talent for Games and Animation. Steve’s latest role was as Richard Croft, father to Lara Croft in Shadow of the Tomb Raider (2018).This episode of AuroraCast features Stephen Hope-Wynne as a special guest.Links and show notes:SkyQuakerGuildhall School of Music and DramaBinaural/8D RecordingSkyquakesQueen KongTalisa Yorke (Saxophonist)Dorking BreweryGeorgie Mac (Producer @ Echo 7 Recording Studios)Roo Saville (Singer)Abbi F Jones (Singer)Simon Cohen (Drummer)Ben “Ferdy” Ford (Guitarist)Shadow of the Tomb Raider Video GameDavinder Singh & RadiAsian (Producer/Musician/Radio Host)

PlaceTech editor, Paul Unger, chats with executive chairman of M7 Real Estate, Richard Croft

durée : 00:22:44 - Disques de légende du jeudi 05 mars 2020 - Marc Minkowski et son ensemble Les Musiciens du Louvre enregistrent en 2000 le drame sacré 'Hercules' de Georg Friedrich Haendel, avec en solistes les grandes voix d'Anne Sofie von Otter, Richard Croft ou encore Lynne Dawson.

"In terms of PropTech, it's something that M7, since its very beginning, thought to be at the core of our real estate investment strategy." - Richard Croft of M7 and Conan Lauterpacht of M7 Structura VC talk about their new VC fund and the investment strategy. Learn why you don’t give money to founders you don’t trust and what types of PropTech opportunities are on the radar of their new VC firm.

Does any gay icon better illustrate the Anglo-Australian tapestry of Aural Fixation than Kylie Minogue? Just why it took so long for us to sit down with the Princess of Antipodean Pop is unexplainable and inexcusable, but we’re here now, spinning around, so ploise move out of our way. After blazing through the late 80s as Stock Aitken Waterman’s poster girl and notching up four UK number ones, Kylie found herself at a reinvention crossroads in the early 90s, trialling different sounds and images over various albums and record labels. Struggling to find her place in the music industry took its toll and was followed by personal losses and a bout of depression, so at the new millennium’s dawn, Ms. Minogue saw fit to strap on the gold hot pants for a triumphant comeback – in the shape of a love letter to the disco ball. We know Kylie’s a gay icon, you know Kylie’s a gay icon, we all know she’s got a stonking arse and a back catalogue to rival any pop queen of reinvention, but what’s so special about Light Years? Where does it sit in her journey, why did it have the impact it did, and why is she so universally adored? Is she even universally adored? One thing we learn and agree on pretty early is that Kylie Minogue is not all she might initially seem, and is certainly not to be underestimated. Our Spotify companion playlist features pretty much every song and artist mentioned in the episode, as well as some Kylie nuggets we know you’ll enjoy. Follow the pod on Instagram at @auralfixationpodcast, or the boys on @drew_down_under and @andrewdoyouthinkyouare. Or go retro and email us! auralfixationpodcast@gmail.com for ya nerve. PS a huge shout out to Richard Croft, the creator of many an online pop treasure trove, but specifically the Impossible Princess episode of his Into the Groove podcast, and endorse it as a wonderful follow-up episode to... this one!

M7’s Richard Croft tells Damian Wild about his new role at the business and how Brexit may force him to make fundamental changes to the way it operates. He also reveals that M7 is set to launch a tech fund. LandAid deputy Alice Lamb also joins the podcast, to talk about this week’s LandAid Day fundraiser and the charity’s month-long Steptober challenge.

The demise of Lehman Brothers and the global financial crisis that followed is the most significant economic event of recent memory. With real estate at the heart of the collapse, it scarred and devastated many in the industry as well as creating a plethora of opportunities for those with equity and a healthy dose of bravery. With the market now reaching a later point in the cycle EG’s head of content David Hatcher caught up with Duncan Owen, global head of real estate at Schroders; Richard Croft, chief executive of M7 Real Estate and Margaret Doyle, partner at Deloitte to discuss gory recollections of the dark days of September 2008, the lessons learnt and whether another crash might be around the corner.

The stillness of Holy Week can cause us to reflect on the past and even discern what that means of the future. We often find those flaws of our Lenten season justified. This week we talk about where our focus is, what we obsess over, and consequentialism. What is God actually asking of you and your life? And do the ends ever justify the means? Media References: '33 Days to Merciful Love' by Fr. Michael Gaitley (Book) 'From His Roots' (Meditation) https://fromhisroots.com/ 'Tomb Raider' (Movie) Ending Satellites ft. Francois Creutzer. “And so sing the black birds.” Hollow and Ghosts, 2013. (Creative Commons license) Email us at: thechristinculture@gmail.com Twitter@OnTheAdventure2

Nouvelle tentative de porter le jeu-vidéo au cinéma, voici donc TOMB RAIDER 2018 basé sur le reboot du jeu en 2013.Et comme le jeu d'ailleurs, le film est un peu une origin story puisque nous y suivons une jeune Lara Croft incarnée par l'actrice suédoise et Oscarisée Alicia Vikander.Refusant d'admettre la mort de son père Richard Croft, elle va alors partir à sa recherche dans les eaux dangereuses du Japon après la découverte d'un mystérieux message...Mis en scène par le réalisateur norvégien Roar Uthaug (The Wave), le film a suscité le débat. En effet, malgré son aspect daté et ses milliards de défauts, la team FanFootage y voit là un produit honnête dans le genre blockbuster d'aventure. Tandis que nos amis de Cinévibe n'ont pas du tout été convaincu, qualifiant même le métrage de "Dora l'exploratrice" !Une vaste problématique tant la frontière entre les deux médiums s'est considérablement réduite avec notamment l'essor des divisions cinéma développées par les éditeurs. Sauf que le langage cinématographique et vidéoludique semblent encore deux approches difficilement conciliables en terme d'expérience pure.Et si les meilleurs films inspirés du jeu vidéo étaient finalement ceux qui ne sont pas des adaptations littérales, mais plutôt des œuvres originales de cinéastes ayant justement compris les codes ? Réponse autour d'un verre dans la joie et la bonne humeur !Animé par Thomas Camacho (FanFootage.fr)Co-animé par Pierre Delort (FanFootage.fr)Invités : Ilan Ferry et Julien Munoz (Cinevibe.fr)Fan Footage est un podcast Séance Radio. Enregistré au Hurling pub (8 Rue Descartes, 75005 Paris), le vendredi 16 février 2018. Générique : Frédéric Delort (@fr-d-ric-delort)

There's no denying that Lara Croft is a very popular and respected video game protagonist. But with failed movies based on her video games in the past, it is going to be a huge feat to win audiences over with the character once again. Can Warner Brother's manage a kick-ass realistic-style reboot similar to how game developer Square Enix did with their rebooted game series in 2013?  In this episode, the Iggy boys discuss video games briefly for a change to coincide with Tomb Raider's release, introduce yet another one-time segment, and discuss the Alicia Vikander-led film in depth - including how promotional materials like teaser clips may have spoiled integral plot points before the movie was even released.    GET IN CONTACT! FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/ignoranceisthispodcast EMAIL: ignoranceisthispodcast@gmail.com TWITTER: www.twitter.com/ignoranceispod TUMBLR: www.ignoranceisthispodcast.tumblr.com YOUTUBE: Find through Facebook and Twitter

Alex Pierson speaks with community search organizer Richard Croft about the way he has brought together his town to look for Kaden Young.