West London Presence at MIPIM – March 8 – 11, 2011
Lookwest are once again acting as facilitators and managers of the West London presence at MIPIM.
The Public Sector will be represented by the London Boroughs as in previous years. West London Business have also confirmed participation.
We intend to repeat the successful formula of last year, focussing on delivering relationships between Boroughs, Developers, Investors and Consultants. The programme will include:
- an independent review publication focussing on the development opportunities in the participating boroughs
- a reception
- a display stand on the London Stand
- and much more
The 2010 display will be in a much better position than that in 2009. The whole London Stand is moving to a new spot, at ground level, in a temporary structure directly on the sea front. West London has secured a good spot next to the main seminar area – at the heart of the London Stand, and in the great place for visual impact and footfall.
Participants
This year, participants include:
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LB Hounslow
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LB Hillingdon
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LB Brent
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LB Hammersmith & Fulham
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LB Ealing
About MIPIM
MIPIM (Marche International Des Professionelles dans Imeubles - www.mipim.com) is a trade show in Cannes, France. It is the world’s largest gathering of property developers and agents, drawing nearly 20,000 of them to 2009 event. It has become a place where cities, regions and sub-regions present themselves to that community as good investment destinations. London has had a significant presence for over a decade, as has Paris. Other cities, regions and countries present last year include Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, Lyon, Frankfurt, Portugal, and many, many others.
Many city mayors choose to attend – The Mayor of London has been a regular attendee. The LDA are the key partner behind London’s presence. Other London/South East public bodies with representation are SEEDA, the Thames Gateway and the City of London Corporation.
As well as developers and their agents, and the public sector, attendees are also drawn from built environment consultants such as architects, and property directors from international occupiers such as Glaxo, Barclays and BT who are seeking to find new and alternative locations for their business units.
