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<strong>National</strong><br />
<strong>Housing</strong><br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>2021</strong><br />
22-25 March<br />
<strong>National</strong><br />
<strong>Housing</strong><br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>2021</strong><br />
22-25 March<br />
Reconnect.<br />
Reflect.<br />
Reimagine.<br />
Shaping the future of social housing.<br />
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The last 12 months have<br />
been like no other. Our lives<br />
have been transformed by<br />
the coronavirus crisis as<br />
we’ve grappled with new<br />
challenges to ensure we<br />
can continue to support<br />
residents and communities.<br />
Other priorities have been<br />
thrown into even sharper focus<br />
– from building safety to our role<br />
in decarbonisation. It feels safe to say<br />
<strong>2021</strong> is going to be another busy year.<br />
It’s never been more important for the sector to come together<br />
collectively in one shared space to digest, debate, and think about<br />
what social housing looks like in this new world.<br />
The <strong>National</strong> <strong>Housing</strong> <strong>Summit</strong> is the place to do just that. It is a<br />
space for senior leaders to debate the biggest challenges facing<br />
housing associations and shape the sector’s future.<br />
In March, we will host the first virtual <strong>National</strong> <strong>Housing</strong> <strong>Summit</strong>.<br />
Building on the success of our virtual events programme that we<br />
launched last year, it will have more high profile speakers than ever<br />
before, providing new and international perspectives and innovative<br />
case studies.<br />
We will also virtually recreate the interaction <strong>Summit</strong> delegates<br />
really value. Each day, you’ll have the opportunity to take part in<br />
interactive sessions and networking opportunities to reconnect with<br />
peers, share your ideas, and push one another to think differently<br />
about sector leadership.<br />
Now is the time for our sector to look ahead – and not just recover<br />
from the coronavirus crisis, but rebuild a better, fairer future. That<br />
will be the focus of <strong>Summit</strong> this year, and I hope you can join us.<br />
Kate<br />
Kate Henderson<br />
Chief Executive, <strong>National</strong> <strong>Housing</strong> Federation<br />
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Themes and challenges<br />
The <strong>Summit</strong> is housing’s premier event. Across four days, connect with<br />
fellow leaders to tackle the biggest challenges facing the sector.<br />
Economic recovery and<br />
boosting supply<br />
Delivering social and affordable<br />
housing is vital to supporting the<br />
UK’s social and economic recovery.<br />
Together, we’ll examine how housing<br />
associations can be a force for good<br />
in these turbulent times.<br />
The climate crisis and<br />
zero-carbon agenda<br />
<strong>Housing</strong> contributes 20% of the UK’s<br />
total carbon footprint. Explore the<br />
action housing associations must take<br />
now to tackle the climate crisis.<br />
Quality and safety<br />
It is crucial that people feel safe in<br />
their homes. Scrutinise the latest policy<br />
developments and assess how housing<br />
associations can take the lead in ensuring<br />
the highest standards of housing.<br />
Services and<br />
residents<br />
The coronavirus pandemic<br />
has highlighted and<br />
exacerbated the major social<br />
challenges our country faces.<br />
We’ll explore some of the<br />
lessons we can learn from<br />
the crisis and consider how<br />
we can use them to push<br />
for a fairer society through<br />
stronger, more accountable<br />
and open landlord-resident<br />
relationships.<br />
Equality and diversity<br />
The Black Lives Matter movement and the<br />
disproportionate impact of coronavirus on BAME<br />
communities has shone a light on the inequality facing<br />
many people in our society. Examine bold steps housing<br />
associations can take to eradicate discrimination and<br />
support diversity and inclusion across the sector.<br />
Get exclusive access to the library of<br />
<strong>Summit</strong> Shorts – bite-sized installments<br />
of crucial content on the big issues<br />
affecting the sector. So far renowned<br />
speakers, including Alistair Darling,<br />
have covered the climate crisis, the<br />
economy and economic recovery,<br />
and the disproportionate impact of<br />
coronavirus on minority communities.<br />
Book early to join us for the final<br />
Shorts on housing and communities<br />
with the Archbishop of Canterbury<br />
(21 January) and to take stock of the<br />
last 12 months and look forward with<br />
event chair Mark Easton, BBC Home<br />
Editor (23 February).<br />
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<strong>National</strong><br />
<strong>Housing</strong><br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>2021</strong><br />
22-25 March<br />
<strong>National</strong><br />
<strong>Housing</strong><br />
<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>2021</strong><br />
22-25 March<br />
Speakers<br />
We know that you expect the calibre of speakers at <strong>Summit</strong> to be second to none. This year, we’re going even further with experts<br />
from the worlds of housing, politics, economics and beyond, offering new ideas and international perspectives to challenge you to<br />
think big and drive change.<br />
Speaker highlights<br />
Siân Berry,<br />
Co-leader, The Green Party<br />
Richard Blakeway,<br />
<strong>Housing</strong> Ombudsman<br />
Thangam Debbonnaire,<br />
Shadow <strong>Housing</strong> Minister<br />
Steve Douglas,<br />
Chief Executive, St. Mungo’s<br />
Paul Johnson,<br />
Director, The Institute for Fiscal<br />
Studies<br />
Sir Bob Kerslake,<br />
Chair, Peabody<br />
Fiona MacGregor, Chief<br />
Executive, Regulator of Social<br />
<strong>Housing</strong><br />
Polly Neate,<br />
Chief Executive, Shelter<br />
Sarah Sands,<br />
Chair, Bright Blue<br />
Patrick Vernon, Associate Director<br />
for Connected Communities,<br />
Centre for Ageing Better<br />
Rosanna Vitiello,<br />
Urban Strategist and Co-founder,<br />
The Place Bureau<br />
Nick Walkley,<br />
Chief Executive, Homes England<br />
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What to expect at the virtual <strong>Summit</strong><br />
40+<br />
sessions<br />
addressing the big issues<br />
facing the housing sector and<br />
the impact they have on your<br />
organisation.<br />
Connect<br />
and expand<br />
A variety<br />
of formats<br />
including animated interviews,<br />
contentious panel debates,<br />
creative case studies and<br />
interactive peer-to peer<br />
roundtables for you to have<br />
your say.<br />
120+<br />
speakers<br />
including influential political<br />
figures, housing leaders and<br />
out-of-sector innovators ready<br />
to share their expertise.<br />
Opportunities to connect and expand your networks with<br />
fellow housing leaders virtually as well as socialising in smaller<br />
focussed groups.<br />
Exclusive<br />
access<br />
to the event content<br />
library, including experts<br />
interviews, industry<br />
reports and cutting-edge<br />
case studies.<br />
4<br />
days<br />
of networking and a flexible<br />
programme for you to dip<br />
in and out to suit you with<br />
all content available to<br />
watch back on demand.<br />
Take some<br />
time<br />
for a bit of fun with lighthearted<br />
sessions, from the<br />
return of the <strong>Summit</strong> Quiz to<br />
health and wellbeing to help<br />
you unwind and de-stress.<br />
“ <strong>Housing</strong> associations must<br />
constantly question how they<br />
balance their resources between<br />
services for existing residents<br />
and the provision of new supply.<br />
There is no magic algorithm,<br />
but the White Paper confirms<br />
that meaningful engagement,<br />
professional housing management<br />
and repairs operations, and<br />
excellent customer service are nonnegotiable.<br />
I am very much looking<br />
forward to frontline housing<br />
services being centre stage at the<br />
<strong>Summit</strong>.”<br />
Alison Inman,<br />
Colne <strong>Housing</strong> and Saffron <strong>Housing</strong> Trust<br />
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Programme at a glance<br />
Day one: Monday 22 March <strong>2021</strong><br />
The economic outlook: from crisis to growth<br />
08:30 Virtual event platform opens<br />
Familiarise yourself with the platform, network with your peers in the chat rooms or tour the sponsors’ area.<br />
Book by Friday 26<br />
February to save<br />
£100 per person<br />
09:10 Chair’s opening remarks<br />
Mark Easton, Home Editor, BBC News<br />
09:20 Taking stock in an unstable economic climate<br />
Update on the economic environment, including the impact of Brexit and the coronavirus crisis.<br />
09:50 Driving economic recovery: housing’s vital role<br />
What part could (and should) housing associations play in bringing us out of recession?<br />
10:45 Update from the regulator<br />
Hear the latest on the implementation of changes to the consumer regulation framework and how it will support the vision of the Social <strong>Housing</strong> White Paper.<br />
11:45 Breakout sessions<br />
Increasing community investment during a national crisis to<br />
create lasting change<br />
How do we break the cycle of poverty and inequality, which the<br />
pandemic has highlighted and exacerbated?<br />
In search of 2020’s silver linings: how could residents benefit?<br />
What could the Social <strong>Housing</strong> White Paper, the new NHF Code of Governance,<br />
and the changes brought about by the coronavirus crisis mean for landlordresident<br />
relationships?<br />
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Programme at a glance<br />
12:25 Break and networking<br />
Video chat with fellow attendees, drop by the NHF stand, meet the sponsors or join a discussion group to unpick the issues of the day.<br />
13:20 Breakout sessions<br />
Don’t just clap! Providing the right support to carers<br />
What policies should the sector be looking to implement to support<br />
staff and residents who are carers?<br />
14:10 Breakout sessions<br />
Identifying and mitigating housing sector risks: what else should<br />
we be worried about?<br />
Assess the sector risk profile for <strong>2021</strong> and beyond.<br />
How a 10-year Affordable Homes Programme can help increase the supply<br />
of affordable housing<br />
Examine the impacts and benefits that guaranteed funding over a longer period<br />
could deliver.<br />
Working towards carbon neutrality targets<br />
Explore the challenges and opportunities of retrofit, new home design and<br />
addressing skills shortages.<br />
15:00 Rethinking the sector’s approach to racial equality<br />
Examine the disproportional impact of the coronavirus crisis on minority communities, the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement, and the work the sector<br />
needs to do to help eradicate discrimination and inequality.<br />
15:40 Chair’s closing remarks and end of day one<br />
“ Inspiring, thought-provoking and<br />
honest – a must-attend for anyone<br />
who cares about social housing.”<br />
Sanctuary <strong>Housing</strong>, <strong>National</strong> <strong>Housing</strong> <strong>Summit</strong> 2019<br />
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Programme at a glance<br />
Day two: Tuesday 23 March <strong>2021</strong><br />
Sector ambitions and government policy<br />
09:10 Chair’s opening remarks<br />
Mark Easton, Home Editor, BBC News<br />
Book six<br />
places and<br />
save £500<br />
09:20 In conversation with Focus on the political environment – where does housing fit in the broader context?<br />
Assess the government’s housing strategy, from boosting supply to ensuring building safety.<br />
09:50 Levelling up? The new political reality and what that means for housing<br />
What does the ambition to ‘level up’ mean for the sector, and will it deliver fairer outcomes for communities across the country?<br />
10:45 Peer-to-peer roundtables Policy and regulation<br />
Reconnect with your peers in our interactive roundtables on policy and regulation to reflect on what we’ve learnt and reimagine the future of social housing.<br />
11:45 Breakout sessions<br />
Embedding tackling homelessness into your business strategy<br />
How can you ensure that your approach to tackling homelessness<br />
and rough sleeping will result in long-term, effective change?<br />
12:25 Break and networking<br />
Video chat with fellow attendees, drop by the NHF stand, meet the<br />
sponsors or join a discussion group to unpick the issues of the day.<br />
In conversation with the <strong>Housing</strong> Ombudsman<br />
Understand the new complaint handling code and the changes the Social<br />
<strong>Housing</strong> White Paper will bring.<br />
A better normal<br />
Explore how organisations can become more agile, more responsive and more<br />
credible by changing the way they work and deliver.<br />
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Programme at a glance<br />
13:20 Breakout sessions<br />
Health and housing: making integration a reality<br />
Lessons learnt during the coronavirus crisis: what can we do to better<br />
support people in the future?<br />
Planning reform and what it means for affordable housing<br />
What impact will the proposals have on the ability to deliver homes of the<br />
right tenure?<br />
14:10 Breakout sessions<br />
Working together with local authorities<br />
to deliver more affordable housing<br />
Explore best practice for partnership<br />
working with local stakeholders.<br />
Investing in homes and services to support<br />
people with learning disabilities<br />
How can we improve our housing and services for<br />
people with learning disabilities?<br />
Beyond the minimum wage to dignity and<br />
respect<br />
Delivering a new settlement for low-paid workers to<br />
ensure improvement towards better-quality work.<br />
15:00 Homelessness and rough sleeping: learning lessons from 2020<br />
Examine the scale of homelessness, what we’ve learned during the coronavirus crisis, and how we can use those lessons to build momentum to end rough<br />
sleeping.<br />
15:40 Chair’s closing remarks and end of day two<br />
17:00- NHF Charity Quiz <strong>2021</strong> - pit your brains against housing’s best!<br />
18:15 Join housing legends, Alison Inman and Jon Lord, as they host the NHF’s infamous virtual pub quiz. Enter as a team or as an individual and join us for the<br />
ultimate lockdown quiz. Together, we’ll raise money for charity, learn about the relative merits of Bolton and Leigh and crown the smartest folk in housing.<br />
All you’ll need are your wits, a forgiving sense of humour and a drink of your choice!<br />
“Despite the uncertain times that we are currently experiencing,<br />
the event provided the clarity that we need to be true to our<br />
social purpose and talk as a sector with one voice.”<br />
Worthing Homes, <strong>National</strong> <strong>Housing</strong> <strong>Summit</strong> 2019<br />
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Programme at a glance<br />
Day three: Wednesday 24 March <strong>2021</strong><br />
Rebuilding community resilience<br />
09:10 Chair’s opening remarks<br />
Mark Easton, Home Editor, BBC News<br />
09:20 In conversation with Facing up to the reality of social inequality in our society<br />
Explore how we can tackle the causes and impact of poverty in our communities and examine our role in influencing political change to support vulnerable<br />
communities.<br />
09:50 Rising poverty and its impact on how the sector operates<br />
How can housing associations most effectively support their communities at a time when resources are stretched?<br />
10:45 Peer to peer roundtables Tackling poverty and social inequality<br />
Reconnect with your peers in our interactive roundtables on tackling poverty and social inequality to reflect on what we’ve learnt and reimagine the future<br />
of social housing.<br />
11:45 Breakout sessions<br />
Putting Together with Tenants into action<br />
<br />
Positive resident engagement, reinventing customer scrutiny and<br />
rolling out change in governance and service.<br />
Striving for excellence: developing and assessing professionalism<br />
in housing<br />
Ensure you’re equipped to manage the increased spotlight on knowledge,<br />
competency and judgement.<br />
12:25 Break and networking<br />
Video chat with fellow attendees, drop by the NHF stand, meet the sponsors or join a discussion group to unpick the issues of the day.<br />
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Programme at a glance<br />
13:20 Breakout sessions<br />
Devolution and housing: lessons from the last 12 months<br />
How have the events of 2020 strengthened the case for greater local<br />
control of housing strategy?<br />
14:10 Breakout sessions<br />
Greater Manchester’s approach to reducing barriers and<br />
promoting equality<br />
Identify local improvements that housing associations can make to<br />
their services to help address structural inequality.<br />
Influencing up to secure investment in frontline services<br />
How to use the right data and work closely with residents to shape service offers.<br />
Gold, silver, bronze – Accord’s approach to emergency preparedness<br />
How to ensure coordination and effectiveness in your emergency response<br />
procedures.<br />
15:00 Speech from the Opposition<br />
Hear from the Shadow <strong>Housing</strong> Minister about Labour’s proposals for UK housing policy.<br />
15:40 Chair’s closing remarks and end of day three<br />
“The <strong>Summit</strong><br />
remains THE<br />
housing event<br />
to attend.”<br />
ForViva, <strong>National</strong> <strong>Housing</strong> <strong>Summit</strong> 2019<br />
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Programme at a glance<br />
Day four: Thursday 25 March <strong>2021</strong><br />
A vision for the next decade<br />
09:10 Chair opening remarks<br />
Mark Easton, Home Editor, BBC News<br />
09:20 In conversation with The climate crisis and the role of housing<br />
Examine how housing associations can lead climate action and decarbonisation.<br />
09:50 Climate change: our ambition as we move toward a net zero future<br />
Assess steps you can take now and explore what else needs to change to support the sector on its journey to delivering sustainable housing.<br />
10:45 Peer-to-peer roundtables Climate change and sustainability<br />
Reconnect with your peers in our interactive roundtables on climate change and sustainability to reflect on what we’ve learnt and reimagine the future of<br />
social housing.<br />
11:45 Breakout sessions<br />
Reimagining leadership in disruptive times<br />
Why diversity makes good business sense and how to empower and<br />
give opportunity to colleagues.<br />
Future homes and urban planning: where are we heading?<br />
How will mass home working and other demographic changes influence the way<br />
we design and build our homes, cities and communities?<br />
12:25 Break and networking<br />
Video chat with fellow attendees, drop by the NHF stand, meet the sponsors or join a discussion group to unpick the issues of the day.<br />
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Programme at a glance<br />
13:20 Breakout sessions<br />
Fostering inclusivity and opportunity in the workplace<br />
Removing the barriers to greater diversity in senior positions and<br />
enabling more opportunity for development.<br />
14:10 Breakout sessions<br />
Embracing the UN climate change goals – the Rooftop Living<br />
Homes Standard<br />
Designing a specification for all new homes to deliver on climate<br />
change priorities and how to put it into practice.<br />
Resident engagement and communication during the coronavirus crisis<br />
How have organisations adapted approaches in the face of lockdown and social<br />
distancing? Are these methods here to stay?<br />
Digital transformation: tackling the problems worth solving<br />
Transformation can’t be purchased – real world lessons for how you learn and<br />
earn change.<br />
15:00 In conversation with <strong>2021</strong> and beyond: building a better, fairer future<br />
Hear from the Kate Henderson as we round up the conference and focus on the sector’s priorities for the year ahead.<br />
15:30 Closing speech from Kate Henderson<br />
15:40 Chair’s closing remarks and end of the conference<br />
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As an NHF member, you have access to special rates or services from our Preferred Suppliers<br />
– reputable partners who have expertise within the social housing space. We negotiate<br />
preferential terms and conditions with these partners to help you save money, so that you<br />
can use your resources as efficiently as possible to deliver on your social mission.<br />
Our Preferred Suppliers<br />
HouseMark<br />
HouseMark helps you benchmark<br />
your housing management and<br />
maintenance and track issues<br />
such as homelessness, anti-social<br />
behaviour and tenant involvement.<br />
Isio<br />
New but established. Isio’s twenty<br />
partners led the pioneering pensions<br />
practice at KPMG, from where they<br />
originate. Simplifying the language<br />
and work around pensions, Isio<br />
provide a tailored service for housing<br />
associations.<br />
My Home Contents Insurance<br />
My Home is an affordable and<br />
flexible scheme designed to protect<br />
your tenants against a whole range<br />
of risks and there’s no cost to you as<br />
a member.<br />
MRI Real State Software<br />
Our preferred housing management<br />
solutions provider, MRI (former<br />
Castleton), offers a range of services<br />
to support your business operations<br />
and digital initiatives, offering 10%<br />
discount for NHF members.<br />
PfH<br />
The PfH consultancy offer includes<br />
strategic sourcing, spend analytics,<br />
strategic reviews, procurement health<br />
checks, merger solutions, asset<br />
management supply chain reviews<br />
and outsourcing solutions.<br />
Phoenix Software<br />
Phoenix Software is the UK’s leading<br />
supplier of software, hardware,<br />
devices, IT solutions and Software<br />
Asset Management services to housing<br />
associations in the UK. They offer<br />
members up to 60% off selected<br />
products and services<br />
Property Booking<br />
Property Booking and the NHF work<br />
in partnership to boost awareness<br />
of shared ownership, as part of our<br />
national campaign. The platform<br />
helps members to showcase their<br />
shared ownership homes through their<br />
property portal.<br />
Vantage UAV<br />
Vantage UAV is a drone services and<br />
solution company that can support<br />
projects on asset management,<br />
building safety, development, and<br />
regeneration. Their drones obtain high<br />
quality images of buildings in a safer,<br />
faster and more accurate way so that<br />
you can make informed decisions.<br />
Find out more:<br />
housing.org.uk/suppliers
Meet the sponsors<br />
Connecting with key partners to explore services and solutions is essential to help your organisation deliver its mission and social purpose. We’ve left<br />
plenty of time in the programme for you to catch-up with the sponsors, find out more about their offer and download additional content. We’d like to<br />
thank all of the sponsors for their involvement and support with the <strong>Summit</strong> this year.<br />
Aico, an Ei Company, are the UK<br />
market leader in Fire and Carbon<br />
Monoxide protection, leading the<br />
way in home life safety by pioneering<br />
new technologies and offering high<br />
quality alarms. In 2020, Aico acquired<br />
HomeLINK, leader in IoT solutions,<br />
enabling a synergistic approach to IoT<br />
and the connected home.<br />
Contact: Alex Parker<br />
Email: alex.parker@aico.co.uk<br />
Call: 01691 664100<br />
Over the past 30 years, Anthony<br />
Collins Solicitors (ACS) has grown to<br />
be one of the top UK firms supporting<br />
Registered Providers (RPs). We have<br />
the largest social housing team in a<br />
law firm outside London, ranked Band<br />
1 in Chambers and Partners and Tier 1<br />
in Legal 500 for social housing.<br />
Contact: Natalie Singh or Jon Coane<br />
Email: natalie.singh@anthonycollins.com<br />
or jon.coane@anthonycollins.com<br />
Call: 0121 212 7457 | 0121 214 3542<br />
Devonshires is one of the UK’s leading<br />
providers of legal services to registered<br />
providers. Our experience ranges from<br />
advising executive boards to dealing<br />
with routine legal work assisting in<br />
the management and development of<br />
our clients’ property estates. We are<br />
recognised as leaders in the <strong>Housing</strong><br />
sector in Legal directories.<br />
Contact: Devonshires<br />
Email: info@devonshires.co.uk<br />
Call: 020 7628 7576<br />
As an insurer of the public and<br />
voluntary sectors for over 25 years,<br />
we understand the importance of<br />
everything you do. Residents rely on<br />
the vital services housing associations<br />
provide. From remedial work to risk<br />
avoidance advice, our package is<br />
designed to help keep tenants safe<br />
and comfortable.<br />
Contact: Zurich Municipal<br />
Email: info@zurichmunicipal.com<br />
Call: 0800 335 500<br />
Sponsorship and exhibiting opportunities<br />
Sponsor or exhibit at the event to position your brand at the forefront of social housing. For more information please contact Julian Hurst at Foremarke<br />
Exhibitions on 020 8877 8899 or email housing@foremarke.uk.com<br />
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#<strong>National</strong><strong>Housing</strong><strong>Summit</strong>
The NHF’s Sector Suppliers are trusted companies that have been carefully curated and<br />
selected to provide expert advice and solutions for your organisation and its needs.<br />
Save time and money on research.<br />
Work with suppliers who understand your needs and have experience in working in the social housing sector.<br />
Our Sector Suppliers:<br />
AceOn<br />
AceOn are pioneering<br />
renewable energy and battery<br />
storage specialists, supporting<br />
organisations to meet Net Zero<br />
Carbon targets. Their products<br />
help reduce carbon, lower<br />
tenants’ electricity bills and<br />
provide an income stream for<br />
housing associations.<br />
Forbes Solicitors<br />
Forbes Solicitors are able<br />
to offer NHF members a<br />
complete housing service<br />
that incorporates frontline<br />
consultancy underpinned<br />
by litigation and wider legal<br />
reassurance.<br />
Match Options<br />
Match Options is an<br />
employment business and<br />
recruitment agency, with the<br />
experience and expertise to<br />
help you recruit health and<br />
social care staff.<br />
Mobysoft<br />
Mobysoft’s social housing<br />
intelligence software<br />
applications help landlords<br />
protect and maximise revenues,<br />
mitigate welfare reform and<br />
embed efficiencies.<br />
MyConcern<br />
MyConcern provides<br />
safeguarding software and<br />
services for housing providers<br />
and the third sector. Their trusted<br />
and secure safeguarding<br />
software supports you to protect<br />
your tenants, especially those<br />
at risk.<br />
Pennington Manches<br />
Cooper<br />
Penningtons Manches Cooper<br />
is recognised as a top class<br />
provider of legal advice to the<br />
social housing sector, with a<br />
wide-range of clients within the<br />
social housing sector.<br />
Resource Solutions<br />
Resource Solutions specialises<br />
in helping supported housing<br />
providers with service<br />
charges. Their aim is to help<br />
client organisations recover<br />
all necessary, eligible and<br />
reasonable accommodation<br />
service costs through their service<br />
charges.<br />
VAT Solutions<br />
VAT Solutions are indirect tax<br />
specialists working exclusively in<br />
the care and housing sector. We<br />
not only achieve considerable<br />
VAT benefits for our clients, but<br />
also seek to implement significant<br />
business efficiencies which<br />
spread well beyond VAT.<br />
Find out more: housing.org.uk/suppliers
How to book<br />
Early bird<br />
(until Friday 26 February)<br />
Member £495 £595<br />
Public sector/<br />
not for profit £560 £660<br />
Private sector £735 £835<br />
Group offer – save up to £1,200<br />
Standard<br />
There are no hidden costs in our prices – you won’t pay VAT on <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>2021</strong> event tickets.<br />
Book by Friday 26<br />
February to save<br />
£100 per person<br />
• Book online<br />
• Complete the booking form and<br />
email it to events@housing.org.uk<br />
• Phone 020 7067 1066<br />
Book six places<br />
Book 12 places<br />
Early bird Standard Early bird Standard<br />
Member £2,970 £2,470 £3,570 £2,970 £5,940 £4,940 £7,140 £5,940<br />
Public sector/<br />
not for profit £3,360 £2,860 £3,960 £3,360 £6,720 £5,720 £7,920 £6,720<br />
Private sector £4,410 £3,910 £5,010 £4,410 £8,820 £7,820 £10,020 £8,820<br />
Disclaimer<br />
This programme is correct at the time of going to press. In the event of one or more of the advertised speakers being unable to attend, for reasons beyond the control of the conference organisers, we reserve the<br />
right to make alterations or substitutions to the programme as deemed fit. All timings are provisional and may be subject to change. Views expressed by speakers are their own. The <strong>National</strong> <strong>Housing</strong> Federation<br />
disclaims any liability for advice given or views expressed by any speaker at the event or in notes or documentation provided for the delegates.<br />
events@housing.org.uk | 020 7067 1066<br />
#<strong>National</strong><strong>Housing</strong><strong>Summit</strong>