National Housing Summit 2023 brochure

National 

Housing 

Summit 2023 




11-12 September 

Championing 

our core purpose 

11-12 September at The ICC, Birmingham. 

#NationalHousingSummit 

Click here to book your place now 

Sponsored by:

Meeting our challenges 

with confidence. 

Dear colleague, 

I am excited that the National Housing Summit 2023 is 

now well and truly on its way. I always look forward to 

times when we get to come together as a sector. This feels 

especially vital as this could be our last Summit before a 

General Election. 

The past year has been difficult, not just for our 

organisations and residents, but for millions of individuals 

and families in housing need. I don’t have to outline 

the importance of the work housing associations do. 

We all see this on a daily basis. But, when we gather in 

Birmingham, we have a chance to break from what we do 

daily and make the case for our sector in a time of change 

and opportunity. 

I want to thank our events team, advisory boards, and 

everyone involved in this year’s conference for making this 

possible. We are all looking forward to what comes from 

our Election Hackathon and hearing from people like Andy 

Street and Fiona MacGregor. I am especially proud of our 

Future Housing Leaders hub, which gives the future of our 

organisations the chance to be involved. 

The theme of Summit 2023 is “Championing our core 

purpose”. Our sector has been through a particularly 

challenging time. This event will focus on what we have 

learnt, how we are providing solutions to problems, and 

what more we can do. I truly believe we solve many of the 

larger issues in housing and society and that we want to 

do even more. 

It has never felt more important to make this last point. 

Even if this were not a pre-election Summit, the challenges 

around the cost of living and finance would make that the 

case. I hope that we all leave the National Housing Summit 

with the energy to meet these challenges and confidence 

in our purpose. 

I look forward to seeing you in Birmingham. 

Kate Henderson 

Chief Executive, 

National Housing Federation 

Click here to book online 

events@housing.org.uk | 020 7067 1066 

#NationalHousingSummit







11-12 September 

This year’s theme 

The rising cost of living and 

cost of borrowing has created a 

tough environment for housing 

associations and their residents 

in England. As a result, it has 

become more challenging to 

deliver our core purpose. 

Still, we are determined - and the 

National Housing Summit is an 

opportunity to champion what 

we do. In Birmingham, we will be 

coming together at a key moment 

before the next General Election. 

More than 1,000 senior sector 

leaders and key stakeholders in 

housing will attend this event. 

This gathering of knowledge is 

unmatched by any other day 

in the calendar and is always 

rewarding. 

Through diversity of thought, 

knowledge, and experience, this 

year has the potential to be one 

of our most insightful Summit’s to 

date. 

Now is the time to 

make our case. Come 

and help us champion 

our core purpose. 





What to expect at Summit 

Two days and over 100 expert speakers to hear from alongside networking, fringe events, and the 

Future Housing Leaders’ hub. 

The big picture stage 

Exploring the sector’s role in some of the biggest 

societal changes. 

Fireside chats 

Joining key stakeholders to understand the 

thinking behind new policies. 

Sector hackathons 

Step outside your day-to-day and help us solve 

sector-wide problems. 

Roundtables 

Taking stock of the main stage discussions 

and announcements in an informal setting – 

Delegate-led sessions to share your thoughts, 

most important issues, concerns and successes. 

Future Housing Leaders’ Hub 

Mentoring and development opportunities for the 

next generation of sector leaders. 

Networking 

Harnessing the invaluable power of peer-to-peer 

networking that leads to breakthroughs and vital 

connections. 

Fringe sessions 

Learning and connecting away from the 

conference floor. 

Extraordinary stories 

After the enthusiasm of last year’s event, we are 

bringing back extraordinary stories. At Summit 2023, 

we will showcase excellence and bring to life great 

examples of the work housing associations have been 

doing in films, images, and other writing. 

“There has never been 

a more important 

time for housing 

professionals to get 

together. The Summit 

presents a great 

opportunity for all 

housing associations 

to reenergise to ensure 

we continue to deliver 

our essential social 

mission.” 

Paul Dolan, Chief Executive, 

Accent Group 





Day one at Summit 

Sponsored by: 

Main stage 

CHIEF EXECUTIVE’S ADDRESS: Redefining 

opportunities, ambition, and purpose 

Kate Henderson, Chief Executive, 


MINISTERIAL ADDRESS: what next for housing? 

Senior representative to be announced 

QUESTION TIME: How do we make social 

housing a priority? 

Dr Charlotte Carpenter, Executive 

Director of Growth and Business 

Development, Karbon Homes 

Ben Shimshon, Co-Founder and 

Managing Partner, Thinks Insight & 

Strategy 

Rhys Moore, Executive Director of 

Public Impact, National Housing 

Federation 

Polly Neate CBE, Chief Executive, 

Shelter 

THE BIG PICTURE: Towards a general election 

Alastair Campbell, Former Downing 

Street Director of Communications and 

Strategy 

Isabel Hardman, Assistant Editor, The 

Spectator 

Robert Ford, Professor of Political 

Science, University of Manchester 

DIVERSITY: Delivering Anti-Racist Culture 

Cllr Asher Craig, Deputy Mayor 

(Children, Education & Equalities), 

Bristol City Council 

Khalid Mair, Chair, Imanni Housing 

Coop 

Stacy Johnson MBE, Associate 

Professor, University of Nottingham 

RESIDENT ENGAGEMENT: Creating great 

customer experience: regaining trust 

Dr Neil Churchill, Director for 

Experience, Participation and Equalities, 

NHS England 

Plus more on... 

SUSTAINABILITY: Making the case for decarbonisation? 

DIVERSITY: How are we doing with generational diversity? 

REGENERATION: Places where people want to live. 

EXISTING HOMES: What does quality really mean? 

PARTNERSHIPS: Alone we can do so little. 

HEALTH AND HOUSING: Shifting care closer to home. 

The Fringe 

WELCOME BREAKFAST: Meet the team on the NHF stand. 

FUTURE HOUSING LEADERS: Do you have what it takes to be a 

housing leader? 

HOMES FOR CATHY: Exploring how your association can help to 

tackle homelessness. 

RURAL HOUSING: Rural housing alliance lunch. 

TOGETHER WITH TENANTS: Drop-in sessions with members of 

the Tenant Advisory Panel. 

Don’t miss 

Networking and fundraising receptions hosted by NHF, BME 

National and PlaceShapers in the Knowledge Fair. 

Click here to explore the full programme 




Day two at Summit 

Sponsored by: 

Main stage 

MINISTERIAL ADDRESS: Labour’s plans for 

housing 

Matthew Pennycook MP, Shadow 

Minister for Housing and Planning 

THE BIG PICTURE: The sector’s role in tackling 

poverty and inequality 

Cllr Anthony Okereke, Leader of the 

Royal Borough of Greenwich 

Shaun Bailey, Conservative MP for 

West Bromwich West 

Polly Mackenzie, Chief Social Purpose 

Officer, University of the Arts London 

and Commissioner, UK Urban Future 

Commission 

Sem Moema, Labour and Cooperative 

London Assembly Member North East 

Click here to explore the full programme 

“Thought provoking and comprehensive” 

Chair, Coastline Housing 

INQUIRY UPDATE: Hear the results of the 

inquiry into the finance and sustainability of the 

social housing sector 

Clive Betts MP, Chair of the Levelling 

Up, Housing and Communities Select 

Committee 

SECTOR VIEWS: Social housing as a source of 

hope for our communities 

Kate Henderson, Chief Executive, 


Clive Betts MP, Chair of the Levelling 

Up, Housing and Communities Select 

Committee 

Group 

offer: 

Buy four 

tickets and 

get a fifth 

free. 

Plus more on... 

QUALITY: Better Social Housing Review Action Plan 

DEVOLUTION: The new round of devolution funding deals. 

BUSINESS PLANNING: Who is going to pay for all these 

ambitions? 

SUPPORTED HOUSING: Making the case for better funding for 

supported housing. 

ASSURANCE AND COMPLIANCE: Culture shift - building a 

dialogue with the Regulator. 

RENTS: What will happen to rent policy beyond 2025? 

HOMELESSNESS: Cost of living “groundhog year”. 

BUILDING SAFETY: How do we keep building safety on the 

agenda? 

SUSTAINABILITY: The green agenda and how far have we got to? 

WELLBEING: The mental toll of the last three years. 

The Fringe 

SMALLER HOUSING ASSOCIATIONS: Informal breakfast to 

network with smaller providers. 

DATA ANALYSIS: Hear from Housemark on why this is not an 

operational issue. 

DEVOLUTION: Networking lunch to widen the discussion 

following the new round of devolution deals breakout. 

TOGETHER WITH TENANTS: Drop-in sessions with members of 

the Tenant Advisory Panel. 

Don’t miss 

Dust off the previous night’s networking with an early bird run 

around Birmingham. 




More speakers 

Hear from the top political speakers, commentators and housing experts alongside fellow sector leaders. 

Chair: 

Lewis Goodall, LBC 

Presenter and 

Co-Presenter of The 

News Agents podcast 

“Housing is the foundation 

for people to build a life. If 

we want to build a better 

society, we must make sure 

everyone has access to an 

affordable, good quality 

home. I’m excited to be 

chairing this year’s National 

Housing Summit, and find 

out how the nation’s key 

leaders in housing will come 

together to push for more 

and better social housing.” 

Rabina Khan, The Girls’ 

Network 

Dr Alan Whitehead MP, 

Shadow Minister for Green 

New Deal and Energy 

Sian Berry AM, Green 

London Assembly Member 

Gary Orr, Abri 

Ozzie Clarke-Binns, 

A2Dominion 

Sade Koiki, Poplar HARCA 

Prof. Bobby Duffy, Kings 

College London 

Catherine Ryder, 

PlaceShapers 

Peter Freeman, Homes 

England 

Andrew Carter, Centre for 

Cities 

Elly Hoult, Peabody Trust 

Kathy Thomas, Northern 

Housing Consortium 

Steve Mackenzie, Tenant, 

Yorkshire Housing 

Kate Dodsworth, Regulator 

of Social Housing 

Richard Blakeway, Housing 

Ombudsman 

Roseann Ayton, Tenant, 

Hexagon 

Baroness Watkins of 

Tavistock, Look Ahead 

Dr Neil Churchill OBE, NHS 

England 

Charlotte Norman, MSV 

Housing Group 

Tracey Gore, Steve Biko 

Housing Association 

Gavin Smart, Chartered 

Institute for Housing 

Andy Street CBE, Mayor of 

the West Midlands 

Helen Simpson OBE, York 

and North Yorkshire LEP 

Bronwen Rapley, Onward 

Homes 

Dame Meg Hillier MP, 

Chair of the Public Accounts 

Committee 

Heidi Allen, CHS Group 

Kevin Brady, Rochdale 

Boroughwide House 

Fiona MacGregor, 

Regulator of Social Housing 

Fiona Fletcher-Smith, L&Q 

Jesse Fajemisin, Sapphire 


Cara Pacitti, Resolution 

Foundation 

Jonathan Walters, 

Regulator for Social Housing 

Alistair Smyth, National 

Housing Federation 

Emma Haddad, St Mungo’s 

Sacha Romanovitch OBE, 

Fair4all Finance 

Martin Collett, English 

Rural 

Eddie Hughes MP, Former 

Housing and Rough Sleeping 

Minister 

Robert Booth, The 

Guardian 

Ruth Davison, Islington 

and Shoreditch Housing 

Association 

Sarah Jones, Anchor 

John Ghader, Prima Group 

Nathaniel Braithwaite, 

Tenant, Network Homes 

Maggie Galliers CBE, 


Deborah Stuart, Grand 

Union Housing Group 

Andy Bell, Centre for 

Mental Health 

Victor da Cunha, Curo 

Matthew Bailes, Paradigm 


Anita Khan, Tower Hamlets 

Community Housing 

Read online 




Networking & Fringe 

Throughout the two days, the 

Knowledge Fair will be your networking 

hub and a space to connect, 

engage, and learn. You will have 

the opportunity to meet key sector 

suppliers, stakeholders and partners, 

as well as the NHF team, who can 

support you in delivering for your 

residents. 

Networking highlights 

include: 

Monday 11 September: 9am – 9:30am 

Welcome breakfast at NHF stand 

Drop by the NHF stand to meet the team, 

ask any questions you have about the 

Summit or to learn more about the work 

and ambitions of the NHF. The perfect 

icebreaker. 

Monday 11 September: 5:45pm – 7pm 

Networking reception in Knowledge Fair 

Join colleagues in the Knowledge Fair to 

unwind, share your experiences, discuss 

key session takeaways and to make those 

all-important connections. 

As well as the NHF hosting a drinks 

reception, we’re delighted sector partners 

will be hosting events within the space, 

including: 

BME National 

We’ll hear a short speech from Cym 

D’Souza, Chair of BME National and Chief 

Executive of Arawak Walton, about the 

latest from BME National and you will have 

the opportunity to engage with colleagues 

old and new over informal drinks. 

PlaceShapers 

The team at PlaceShapers would be 

delighted to welcome you to their drinks 

reception. Please do come along to 

meet with and chat with their new Chief 

Executive Catherine Ryder, members of the 

board and the core team. 

Future Housing Leaders 

A dedicated space on the NHF stand for the 

Future Housing Leaders cohort to gather, 

support each other and to help make 

connections that build your network. 

Monday 11 September: 7pm ‘til late 

Fundraising networking evening 

Enjoy an evening at Pitcher and Piano in 

Brindley Place. This year we’re delighted to 

be supporting a local charity. 

Tuesday 12 September: 7:30am – 8am 

Summit run 

Get off to a positive and healthy start to 

the day by joining colleagues for a run 

around Birmingham. All abilities welcome. 

Fringe events 

Join varied, engaging, and tailored 

events to enable you to meet with 

like-minded colleagues, including: 

Monday 11: 8:30am - 9:30am 

Homes for Cathy breakfast 

Hear from Homes for Cathy chair David 

Bogle, network with group members 

who are doing great work to tackle 

homelessness and discover more about 

implementing the Homes for Cathy 

commitments in your own organisation. 

Rural Housing Alliance lunch (invite only) 

Tuesday 12: 8:10am - 9:00am 

Networking event for smaller housing 

associations 

An opportunity to connect with smaller 

housing associations from across the 

country and discuss some of the key issues 

facing the sector at this informal breakfast 

networking event, jointly hosted by Jesse 

Fajemisin, Chair of the NHF National 

Smaller Housing Network, and Karen 

Cooper, Chair of G320. 

Devolution lunch 

Join us for an informal lunch as we bring 

together housing association colleagues 

from across the country to discuss the 

latest in devolution. This is an opportunity 

to network with colleagues from other 

housing association devolution groups and 

share your experiences. 

Together with Tenants drop-in sessions: 

• How safe is my home? Everyone deserves 

a safe, warm, and cost-effective home. 

• Giving every resident the opportunity 

to have a voice. Why resident voices 

are essential in asset management for 

housing associations and contractors. 

Read the full details 




Hackathons 

Wildly popular last year, we are renewing our National Housing Summit Hackathons. With a 

General Election looming, these sessions have a strong focus on looking outward and deciding 

what it would take to strengthen our sector. 

Day 1 

Help us design our general election campaign 1* 

Join us and help to design our campaign tactics, 

both locally and nationally. 

Consultation: Knowing our Homes 

Join us for an interactive session to discuss and 

feed into the NHF’s Knowing our Homes project, in 

response to the Better Social Housing Review’s 

recommendation for an audit of social homes. 

Early 

bird: 

Book by 

21 July for 

Early Bird 

prices 

Day 2 

Reverse mentoring: How young workers are 

teaching their bosses? 

Summit is a time for collaboration, but not every good 

idea comes from the top. Join us for some reverse 

mentoring. 

What’s the public perception of housing 

associations? 

Led by our Public Impact team at the NHF, we are 

focusing on how our sector’s is perceived past, present 

and future. 

Help us design our general election campaign 2* 

Join us and help to design our campaign tactics, both 

locally and nationally. 


“As a small 

provider it was 

good to hear 

how the current 

challenges 

affecting the 

movement 

are impacting 

everyone.” 

Chair, Solo Housing 

* Limited availability, please email events@housing.org.uk to secure a place. 




Knowledge Fair 

The Knowledge Fair will help you strengthen alliances through structured 

collaboration. You will be able to have meaningful 1:1 conversation with some 

of the sector’s key suppliers, stakeholders and partners that can support you 

in delivering for your residents. Participating partners include: 

See the full exhibition details 

“Always an 

excellent event 

with lots of 

opportunities 

to share, learn 

and meet new 

people.” 

Chief Executive, Leeds and Yorkshire 

Housing Association 

To find out more on how you can participate at this year’s Summit, please contact Julian Hurst or Ryan Coleman at Foremarke Exhibitions. 

Email housing@foremarke.uk.com or call 020 8877 8899. 




Meet the sponsors 

Sponsored by: 

Registration sponsored by: 

Aico, an Ei Company, are the 

European market leader in home 

life safety, pioneering technologies 

and offering high quality alarms, 

developed and manufactured 

in Ireland. Aico expanded their 

Connected Home offering 

through HomeLINK. A high-tech 

software team that innovates 

home integration and analytic 

technologies, addressing social 

landlord and resident needs. 

Devonshires is a law firm 

specialising in advising social 

housing providers. Their 

experience ranges from strategic 

advice to executive boards to 

dealing with routine legal work, 

part of the management and 

development of their clients’ 

property estates. Devonshires 

market-leading position is 

recognised by Chambers UK and 

Legal 500 directories. 

Housemark is the leading data 

and insight company for the UK 

housing sector, jointly owned by the 

National Housing Federation and 

the Chartered Institute of Housing. 

Its members include over 350 social 

housing providers from across 

the UK - representing 3.8 million 

homes. As a catalyst and change 

partner, Housemark provides 

insight, analysis and services giving 

you greater confidence to make 

decisions that make a difference – 

for your customers, for your people 

and for your business. 

JLL is one of the sector’s leading firms of 

valuers, surveyors, property advisers and 

agents. Our team has been part of the 

social housing sector for over 25 years. We 

work with Registered Providers of all types 

and sizes, funders, investors, developers 

and local authorities. We advise on the 

valuation, condition, development and 

transaction of social housing of all types, 

throughout the UK. We add value to our 

clients through the trusted, professional 

advice and support we give; and by 

optimising the value of housing assets, we 

enable them to contribute more to meeting 

housing need and fulfilling social purpose. 

To find out more on how you can participate at this year’s Summit, please contact Julian Hurst or Ryan Coleman at Foremarke Exhibitions. 

Email housing@foremarke.uk.com or call 020 8877 8899. 




Future Housing Leaders 

The National Housing Summit is the place where today’s social housing leaders come together to shape 

the sector’s future. 

Ensuring that we develop, equip and empower our future leaders is integral to that. It’s crucial that we foster 

talent and diversity at senior level now to lead from the front. This way, we can ensure that we represent the 

communities we serve and enable our organisations to thrive. That’s why we offer ‘Future Housing Leaders’ a 50% 

discount on their National Housing Summit tickets, alongside exclusive benefits. 

“Insightful and 

motivating” 

Business Support Administrator, Red Kite 

Housing and 2022 Future Housing Leader 

What do Future Housing Leaders get? 

• 50% discount on the National Housing Summit registration rate. 

• Full access to the National Housing Summit 2023 to join the debate and hear 

from an unrivalled line-up of speakers on housing’s biggest issues. 

• Future Housing Leaders early doors session. 

• An area within the networking drinks reception to meet other Future Housing 

Leaders as well as today’s sector leaders. 

• The opportunity to book a 30-minute mentoring session about your career 

goals and challenges. This year’s mentors include: 

Gail Teasdale, Broadacres Housing Association 

Paul Dolan, Accent Housing Group 

Charlie Norman, MSV Housing Group 

Mary Parsons, Lovell Partnerships 

Ruth Cooke, GreenSquareAccord 

Lindy Morgan, Hastoe Housing Association 

Do you qualify for the Future Housing Leaders programme? 

You must be in the early stages of your career in social housing and either by in an office, manager, or equivalent position. Your organisation must be a member 

of the NHF. Download a booking form and email it to events@housing.org.uk 

Get the Future Housing Leaders discount 




As an NHF member, you have access to special rates or 

services from our Preferred Suppliers – reputable partners who 

have expertise within the social housing space. We negotiate 

preferential terms and conditions with these partners to 

help you save money, so that you can use your resources as 

efficiently as possible to deliver on your social mission. 

Our Preferred 

Suppliers 

Find out more: 

housing.org.uk/suppliers

Our Preferred Suppliers: 

Dynamis 

Dynamis is a renewable energy systems and 

technology development company. They work with 

housing associations and local authorities offering 

end-to-end renewable energy solutions. 

Isio 

New but established. Isio’s twenty partners led the 

pioneering pensions practice at KPMG, from where 

they originate. Simplifying the language and work 

around pensions, Isio provide a tailored service for 

housing associations. 

Mobysoft 

Mobysoft is a market-leading technology partner, 

expert in predictive analytics, and steeped in 

the world of social housing. They help social 

landlords to optimise rent-collection and improve 

repairs quality and sustainability to the benefit 

of all involved. 

My Home Contents Insurance 

My Home is an affordable and flexible scheme 

designed to protect your tenants against a 

whole range of risks and there’s no cost to you 

as a member. 

PIB Insurance Brokers 

PIB offer a range of uniquely discounted insurance 

and risk solutions to meet the needs of housing 

associations and their tenants. 

Phoenix Software 

Phoenix Software is the UK’s leading supplier of 

software, hardware, devices, IT solutions and Software 

Asset Management services to housing associations 

in the UK. They offer members up to 60% off selected 

products and services 

Plentific 

Plentific is one of the largest service providers to the 

UK social housing sector, which has since expanded 

to an end-to-end solution seamlessly connecting 

landlords, internal teams, service providers, 

and residents on a single platform. This makes 

operations simpler, faster and more efficient. 

Vantage UAV 

Vantage UAV is a drone services and solution 

company that can support projects on asset 

management, building safety, development, and 

regeneration. Their drones obtain high quality images 

of buildings in a safer, faster and more accurate way 

so that you can make informed decisions. 

Zenergi 

Zenergi is an energy and environmental consultancy 

aiming to make a positive difference in the world 

of energy in a manner that is simple, sustainable 

and achievable.

The NHF’s Sector Suppliers are trusted companies that 

have been carefully curated and selected to provide expert 

advice and solutions for your organisation and its needs. 

Save time and money 

on research. 

Work with suppliers who understand your needs 

and have experience in working in 

the social housing sector. 

Find out more: housing.org.uk/suppliers

Our Sector Suppliers: 

AceOn 

Pioneering renewable energy 

and battery specialists 

supporting organisations in 

meeting Net Zero Carbon 

targets. Products provide an 

income stream for housing 

associations, whilst lowering 

tenant electricity bills and 

reducing carbon. 

BFT Mastclimbing The 

largest and leading supplier of 

Mast Climbing Work Platforms 

(MCWPs) in the UK. MCWPs 

are a faster, safer, cheaper and 

resident friendly alternative to 

scaffolding for medium and 

high-rise buildings. 

Biscon Planning 

Providing business continuity 

planning and enterprise risk 

management strategies, aligned 

to give capable and deliverable 

corporate governance. 

GoCollaborate An 

affordable online community 

consultation and engagement 

platform that helps development 

proposals to reach and connect 

with communities, for more 

representative feedback and 

more inclusive decision-making. 

Hilti 

Supplying products and services 

that provide construction 

professionals with innovative 

solutions and superior added 

value. 

Indevor Bonds & 

Guarantees 

Providing innovative surety 

market solutions for house 

builders and housing 

associations. 

Integrator Housing 

Solutions 

Cloud based solutions for 

housing associations to manage 

their data on their path to net 

zero. 

Kamma 

A geospatial technology 

company, building data and 

SaaS products for the housing 

and finance sectors. 

Life & Progress 

Providing modern Employee 

Assistance Programmes, 

confidential ‘support inthe-moment’ 

counselling, 

professional advice and 

practical information to 

residents. 

Parking Control 

Management (UK) Ltd 

(PCM) 

Parking Control Management 

(UK) Ltd (PCM) provides costneutral 

parking management 

services to commercial and 

residential clients across their 

privately owned car parks 

Pennington Manches 

Cooper 

Recognised for providing 

premium legal advice across a 

wide range of clients within the 

social housing sector. 

Recite Me 

An accessibility toolbar that 

equips online users with the tools 

they need to create an inclusive 

online experience. 

SHIFT Environment 

Providing environmental 

reporting services, specialising in 

consultancy for social landlords. 

They transform your data into an 

excellent environmental report 

covering all environmental issues. 

Utility Aid 

An energy broker specialising 

in sourcing energy for the UK’s 

voluntary sector. 

Wiggett Group 

A successful multi-trade 

contractor providing 

responsive repairs and planned 

maintenance services for over 

300,000 homes and public 

buildings nationwide.

THE 

CONNECTED HOME SOLUTION 

POWERFUL INSIGHTS. 

PROACTIVE MAINTENANCE. 

PREVENTATIVE MEASURES. 

A proven and scalable solution for the challenges faced by social housing providers, while generating a return on investment. 

The HomeLINK Connected Home Solution assists with: 

Pinpointing the 

cause of 

damp and mould 

Achieving 

net zero 

Improving 

compliance 

& asset 

management 

Enhancing 

fire safety 

Visit the website to find out 

more about the Connected 

Home Solution. 

www.aico.co.uk | 01691 664100 | enquiries@aico.co.uk

PROUD SPONSORS OF THE NATIONAL HOUSING SUMMIT 2023 

LEGAL SPECIALISTS IN THE HOUSING SECTOR 

Devonshires is a law firm specialising in advising housing providers. Our experience 

ranges from strategic advice to executive boards to dealing with routine legal work, 

part of the management and development of our clients’ property estates. Devonshires 

market-leading position is recognised by Chambers UK and Legal 500 directories. 

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How to book 

Early bird 

(until 21 July) 

Member (2,000 homes) £695 £745 

Public sector / 

not for profit £790 £890 

Standard 

(from 22 July) 

Book now: 

• Book online 

• Email events@housing.org.uk 

• Call us on 0207 067 1066 

Group 

offer: 

Buy four 

tickets and 

get a fifth 

free. 

Private sector £920 £1,020 

Smaller member (organisation who manage 2000 homes or fewer) 

Pay just £545 until 21 July for both the National Housing Summit in Birmingham on 11 

and 12 September and the National Smaller Housing Associations’ virtual conference on 

5 December. On 22 July buy both tickets for £645. 

Book Now 

Disclaimer 

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 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 National 

Housing Federation disclaims any liability for advice given or views expressed by any speaker at the event or in notes or documentation provided for the delegates.

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