Tranio.com partners with MIPIM PropTech Europe 2019
Paris, 6 June 2019 – The theme of MIPIM PropTech Europe will focus on users' expectations. Quality of life at work, at home and in the urban environment, the fight against global warming, the sharing economy, and affordable housing are just some of the challenges that technology innovation in the property business must address in order to give a deeper meaning to its vitality.
Organized by Reed MIDEM, a subsidiary of Reed Exhibitions, MIPIM PropTech Europe will be held in Paris on the 1st and 2nd of July.
Personalities from the world of property, technology and public authorities, together with researchers in the humanities and behavioural sciences, and experts in innovation, will discuss the answers that proptech can offer to meet users' expectations during the two days of the MIPIM PropTech Europe.
The following are among the main themes of the conference programme:
Property innovation to address quality of life
Viewpoints of industry leaders: Three sessions offering a human-centric overview of property.
“CEO Perspectives: key trends shaping the future of real estate” with Melanie Leech, CEO, British Property Federation and Michael Phillips, President, Jamestown L.P. (USA). (1st July at 10:15 am).
“CEO Perspectives: Vision and strategies for a human-centred real estate” with Sally Jones, Head of Strategy & Investment, British Land; Thierry Laroue Pont, CEO, BNP Paribas Real Estate and Ryan Simonetti, Co-Founder & CEO, Convene (1st July at 2:30 pm).
“Decision-makers facing the challenge of employee experience” with Tania Bontemps, Chairwoman, Union Investment France; Gilles Betthaeuser, Chairman, Colliers International; Henri-Claude Lambert, Head of Real Estate, Facility and Records Management, Sanofi and Taro Nakamura, Manager, Mitsui Fudosan (1st July at 3:30 pm).
How can we face the challenges of the 21st century by building on the philosophy of the past paired with the scientific knowledge and technology of tomorrow? This is the agenda for Anders Indset, a Business Philosopher, who was cited in 2018 by Thinkers50 in its list of management thinkers worth following. (1st July at 12 noon).
What does it mean to be a landlord in the 21st century? Drog Poleg, founder of Rethinking RE, will explore this issue. He advises major property and technology companies on their innovation strategy, including British Land, Polimeks, Kardan and Cushman & Wakefield. (1st July at 5:30 pm).
How can we create buildings that will meet user expectations for both well-being and productivity? Psychologist Anne Wernand, a behavioural researcher at Mapiq and Florian Troesch, VP Business Innovation The PORT Technology at Schindler, will attempt to answer these questions on 1st July at 10:30 am during the session on “Leveraging a seamless experience in buildings.”
Living in a better urban environment
Technology is redesigning cities. How far can it make it them more enjoyable for their inhabitants?
- Brendan Wallace, co-founder and Managing Partner of Fifth Wall, one of the leading venture capital firms dedicated to proptech, will give his perspective on how technology is transforming cities and communities. Fifth Wall has raised a total of $764.6 million since it was founded in 2016. (1st July at 2:00 pm).
- Ed Parsons, Geospatial Technologist at Google, will share his company’s ambition in the field of geolocation technologies. (2nd July at 12:00 pm)
- Scooters and other new forms of transport will be central to discussions during the session on “Mobility revolution, from concepts to case studies” with Arthur-Louis Jacquier, General Manager France at Lime; Nicolas de Crémiers, Head of Marketing at Navya; Ross Douglas, CEO and Founder, Autonomy and Elie Finegold, Venture Advisor, MetaProp NYC. (2nd July, 2.15 pm)
- Can technological innovation promote property purchasing power? This will be discussed during the session on “Increasing the purchasing power for real estate services through innovation” with Eric Groven, CEO, Sogeprom and Marc Oppenheim, CEO, CA Immobilier. (2nd July at 11.30 am)
Innovation and architecture
Three architects with very different profiles will each present a different facet of architectural innovation.
- Preserving our built heritage with technology. This will be developed by architect Kai-Uwe Bergmann, partner at BIG, during his keynote on 1st July at 9:30 am. In particular, BIG worked with New York City on the city's plan to protect it from floods, storms and other impacts of climate change.
- Michael Pawlyn (UK), an architect specialized in biomimicry on how imitating nature can be both highly innovative and contribute to the preservation of the environment (2nd July, 4:00 pm).
- Property helping in the fight against climate change. Danish architect Kåre Stokholm Poulsgaard, Head of Innovation at GXN Innovation, will explain how he draws his inspiration from the behaviour of users while placing himself in a circular economic logic. He was named by the Danish business magazine Berlingske Business as one of the 100 talents under 35 years of age in 2018 (2nd July at 4:15 pm).
Check out the complete MIPIM PropTech Europe conference programme.
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