Final speaker added to Bsria briefing
Bsria has announced the final speaker to the line-up at its flagship event – the annual briefing and lunch – Matthew Webster, head of wellbeing and futureproofing, British Land.
The event will look at the issue of performance and wellbeing beyond compliance and will be held at the Brewery, in London, on Friday 11 November 2016. The main sponsor is Trend.
Webster is committed to working towards a sustainable future, with proven ability to develop, lead and deliver projects. He believes innovation, new technologies and creative thinking are essential approaches to delivering sustainable outcomes.
At British Land Webster leads on the development and delivery of the wellbeing and futureproofing focus areas, working across the business to ensure consistency of approach and alignment with the corporate strategy of delivering ‘places people prefer’. He represents British Land at external working groups, including the Better Building Partnership and UK Green Building Council, and is taking a lead role in sharing and enthusing business with developing approach for 2020 strategy.
Julia Evans, chief executive, Bsria, said: “We are delighted that Matthew has agreed to be a speaker at this prestigious event and completing the packed agenda. We know that he is an excellent speaker – and an expert of the field of wellbeing and futureproofing – with lots to say – so our members and audience will not be disappointed. Of course – there will be plenty of opportunity for ‘q&a’.”
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