With long-term rent settlements remaining a priority for housing providers seeking stability to fund investment in existing stock and delivery of new homes, government decisions to cap or reduce social rents have challenged these efforts over the past 15 years. Now, as the Renters' Rights Bill brings new challenges, it’s more important than ever to understand how to get rents right and secure the maximum regulated increases.

In a world where uncertainty is the norm, this session will equip you with the tools to lead with resilience, adapt with agility, and embrace innovative strategies for success.

Since 12 February 2024, developments requiring planning permission in England have been subject to the mandatory Government requirement that biodiversity value on site will be left at least 10% better off (with more, or better quality, biodiversity) following the development.

Explore the strategies and insights behind agile planning and prioritisation in this case study led session. Featuring Mark Tusveld, GM Nike Value Stores EMEA, and Celia Shen, former Nike Supply Chain and Planning Head, the event provides a deep dive into how a global leader maintains strategic agility while driving business growth.

This intimate gathering will present a valuable opportunity to hear directly from Baroness Taylor of Stevenage, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government, on government's priorities and vision for the sector.

As we mark one year since the introduction of the Regulator of Social Housing’s consumer standards and the Housing Ombudsman’s complaints handing code, it’s time to reflect on the lessons learned and what they mean for the housing sector. This pivotal moment offers an opportunity to evaluate how these regulatory frameworks have influenced housing providers and tenant experiences, and what the future holds as we continue to navigate these changes.

The new world of work is inherently built off the back of technological advancements. In this new reality, organisations have plenty of opportunities to use tech in order to further their own organisational efficiency. As organisations navigate these increasingly complex digital and physical landscapes, the ability to coordinate across both domains is becoming essential.

In an increasingly unpredictable global landscape, leaders must navigate shifting geopolitical currents and evolving regulatory frameworks to safeguard their organisations and their workforce. This session brings together seasoned experts to examine how businesses can anticipate risks, adapt strategies, and maintain resilience amid complex external pressures.

Winmark's member-only interactive webinar: Catherine Qi, our Head of Research, will share key insights from our flagship annual report, C-Suite Priorities 2025, which uncovers the top strategic challenges and priorities shaping the C-Suite agenda. This year’s findings demonstrate that our C-Suite network are focusing on four critical pillars: Pursue Economic Growth, Progress AI Governance, Power the Future, and Perform to Transform.

For Winmark's third year tackling the topic of 'Leading Multi-Generational Teams', we are proud to be joined by Patrick Dunne and Rebecca Robins, Co-Authors of the recent best-seller, '5 Generations at Work - How We Win Together, for Good'.

With a weak economy and housing market, housebuilders are likely to prioritise profitability over ambitious building targets. Housing Associations are already operating under significant capacity strains, and the for-profit sector isn’t established enough to take the lead.

Join us for an insightful session, Governing and Harnessing AI – HSBC Case Study, led by Colin Zee, former Global Head of Digital Strategy at HSBC, and chaired by KitPing Au Yeung, a senior leader in AI strategy. Colin will share a compelling case study showcasing his experience with AI governance and implementation at one of the world's leading financial institutions.

We are delighted to be able to invite you to our Affordable Housing Network members lunch with the Deputy Mayor of London, Tom Copley.

In the fast-evolving landscape of social housing, mergers and acquisitions have become a defining trend in recent times but what the wider implications are for the sector as a whole? Also, can housing associations adapt to ensure long-term sustainability while maintaining their core mission?