Parking & Property 2019

Building the parking business model of the future

The annual Parking & Property event is the one day in the year when property, parking,  transport, technology and construction experts get together to explore the interaction between cars, people and places.

Parking & Property 2019 will focus on how property developers and parking operators are developing new business models that take account of changes in driver and customer behaviour, vehicle technologies, urban planning policies and the wider economy.

Key themes being discussed at Parking & Property 2019 include:

• Automated vehicle parking
• The future design of car parks
• Fire in car parks
• Unlocking value from car parks

The day will see expert presentations by property developers, estate managers, parking operators, designers, architects, consultants and technologists.

Speakers confirmed so far...

• Dr Miklos Kiss, Head of Predevelopment Piloted Driving, Audi
• Gary Wallace, Head of Car Parks and Commercial Products, Gatwick Airport
• Brian Holt, Head of Autonomous Driving and Parking, Parkopedia
• Cecilia Lindström, Associate Director, Studio Egret West Architects
• Paul Gallagher, Car Park Consultant, JLL
• Jason Haythornthwaite, General Manager, CAME Parkare
• Jade Neville, Parking Services Manager, centre:mk, OCS
• Grahame Rose, Development Manager, GroupNexus
• Sarah McLean, Senior Policy Officer, Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government
• Steve Clark, Head of Business Operations, British Parking Association
• Roy Tunstall, Head of Service, Liverpool City Council
• Philippe Deval, Technical Director, Park Indigo Group (France)
• Wim van Vlierden, Consultant (The Netherlands)
• Michael Spearpoint, Resarch Leader, OFR Fire & Risk Consultants

The event is programmed by Mark Moran, Editor of Parking Review magazine, in partnership with Nigel Williams, Managing Director of Parking Matters, a leading parking consultancy.

Parking & Property will also provide ample opportunities for delegates and speakers to check out innovative systems and services during refreshment breaks in the exhibition. The day ends with the Parking & Property Social, an informal networking reception.