London, UK
11 September 2019
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As part of the UN Habitat's Urban Thinkers Campus the eighth edition of Sound Development was held in London in partnership with UN Habitat and explored topics related to music, real estate and sustainability.
Can we create leisure led developments where the music & culture that drives it is done sustainably, and supports the SDGs? Can we ensure gender parity? Fair pay? Zero-waste? These and many other questions were tackled in two presentations and one panel featuring UK experts from the music and real estate industries.
The theme of the evening was “Inclusive Growth: Using Music & Culture To Enhance Resilience in Cities”.
8
Speakers
3
hour event
50+
Delegates
1 Panel & 2
Presentations
Wednesday
11th September 2019
Welcome remarks
6.30pm-6.40pm
Shain Shapiro, Founder & CEO, Sound Diplomacy (UK)
Presentation - Building sustainability and wellness into real estate
6.40pm-7.00pm
Abigail Dean, Head of Sustainability, Nuveen (UK)
Presentation - Music, urban development and climate change: From talk to action
7.00pm-7.20pm
Lucy Latham, Policy and Cities Programme Lead, Julie's Bicycle (UK)
Panel - Urban development and the sustainable development goals: How music can build a better world
7.20pm-8.00pm
Paul Pacifico, CEO, Association of Independent Music (UK) (moderator)
Jim Coleman, Director of Urban Economics, OPM UK (UK)
Clare Hebbes, Independent Urban Regeneration Specialist (UK)
Matthew Atwood, Senior Consultant, Arup (UK)
Victoria Chapman, Head of Sustainability UK & Ireland, Live Nation (UK)
Drinks & Networking
8.00pm-9.00pm
Event
Partners
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