Scotland Conference
University of Glasgow, Glasgow, G12 8QQ
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From £81.14 + VAT
Overview
Market trends, legislation and technical guidance, all in one place. The RICS Scotland conference returns for 2025 with the iconic University of Glasgow as its backdrop, focusing on collaboration – working together for the betterment of the built environment.
In 2025, as economic uncertainties continue to impact project delivery at every stage, come together with industry leaders for clarity on the subject areas that matter most to you. After a morning of essential updates, a range of break-out options in the afternoon will tailor the conference to your specific development needs. Sessions will address key questions facing the industry, including:
- What are the best strategies for avoiding supply-chain stalls?
- How can emerging and mature industries learn from each other in the creation of green energies and attainment of net zero targets?
- How are planners and developers looking to deliver safe homes in times of housing shortage?
- How are leaders re-thinking finance models and modes of publicprivate collaboration for public infrastructure?
- How can we best protect our wellbeing and create a workforce prepared for future challenges?
Don’t miss the opportunity to connect with experts over these central questions, and to discuss so many of the challenges and opportunities presented by the current market.
Event chair
- Professor Norman K. McLennan FRICS, Chair of RICS Scotland, Director General at COES Caledonia
Key speakers
- Peter Haggarty FRICS, Executive Director of Estates at the University of Glasgow
- Nicola Cameron MRICS, Director of Property Joint Ventures, University of Glasgow.
- Jane Lynch, Professor of Procurement at Cardiff University
- Peter Reekie, Chief Executive, Scottish Futures Trust
- Nick Maclean OBE RD FRICS, Acting President, RICS
“The day was very well organised and the content very relevant. Well done to the team.”
“Many thanks, it was a great day and I very much enjoyed the small part I played in it, thank you for the opportunity.”
Published date: 26 March 2025
