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Dr Sophie Taysom
Moderator

Dr Sophie Taysom

Founder & Director

Keyah Consulting

James Hallworth

James Hallworth

Partner and Head of Building Technology

Workman LLP

Duncan Owen

Duncan Owen

CEO

Immobel Capital Partners

Jessica Francisco

Jessica Francisco

Global Head of Sustainability, Occupier Services

Cushman and Wakefield

Tommy Hagenes

Tommy Hagenes

CEO

Energy Control AS

Pål Berntsen

Pål Berntsen

SVP

Airthings for Business

Dr Sophie Taysom

Moderator

Keyah Consulting

Sophie is the Founder and Director of Keyah Consulting. She works with companies across the built environment to develop their approach to Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) considerations. Sophie is a multidisciplinary expert whose career spans central government, business and academia. She brings this expertise to her additional roles as a Non Executive Director at Trustek, a Trustee for Groundwork London, a member of the Institution of Engineering and Technology’s Healthcare Sector Executive, and as a member of the Urban Health Council. Sophie also established the ESG in real estate group on LinkedIn which now has well over 1,000 members.

James Hallworth

Partner and Head of Building Technology

Workman LLP

James Hallworth is Partner and Head of Building Technology at Workman LLP, and the driving force behind IBOS, the firm's specialist building technology division helping property and asset owners get more from their buildings.

James's view is straightforward: most building technology doesn't fail because of a lack of innovation - it fails because responsibility for delivery and performance gets lost somewhere between strategy and site. He works at that intersection, helping asset owners, property and site teams align around real performance outcomes rather than tools, dashboards or assumptions.

Through IBOS, James has seen first-hand where AI and smart systems are genuinely changing how buildings are run - and where the harder, more human parts of leasing and asset management still resist automation. He's equally focused on the barriers slowing adoption across London's office market, from legacy infrastructure and fragmented data to the cultural shifts needed to make "smart" buildings actually work in practice.

James also hosts the Built to Perform podcast, speaking with industry leaders about turning ambition into real-world building performance.

Duncan Owen

CEO

Immobel Capital Partners

Duncan is the Chief Executive Officer at Immobel Capital Partners, the co-investing manager of

specialist strategies in the Office and Residential sectors with a focus on ESG matters and

making a positive impact on sustainable cities for people. ICP has its HQ in London with team

throughout Europe including France, Germany and Benelux.

Duncan is also an independent Non Executive director to the board’s of the Church

Commissioners and Workspace Group plc as well a senior advisor to Sellar, the developer of

schemes such as the Shard of Glass and Paddington Central in London. In these roles he chairs

the Property Investment Committee and is a member of the Social Impact Investment Committee

and REMCO at the Church Commissioners, which overseas an investment portfolio of

approximately £9 billion.

Duncan was previously the Global Head of Real Estate at Schroders where he spent over nine

years overseeing all its real estate activities and growing its activities across Europe and into

Asia. During his time with the firm he sat as Chairman of the investment committee and was the

CEO of the Schroder Real Estate Investment Management Ltd which is the regulated subsidiary

of Schroders plc. He also held the investment roles as the lead investment manager for Schroder

Real Estate Investment Trust plc for 16 years and he was the CEO of Invista Real Estate

Investment Management (“REIM”) PLC, which he founded and listed on the London Stock

Exchange. The Invista portfolio grew to £10bn and 85%+ of AUM outperformed from 2006 –

2012.

Tommy Hagenes

CEO

Energy Control AS

Tommy Hagenes is CEO of Energy Control and works on bridging the gap between Property and Technology. He worked with building automation for 12 years with experience from technician to department manager. The road went on to facility management with a focus on technical management, especially on energy efficient buildings. This lead to a specialization in "Proptech" and sensor technology and by 2020 he was helping hundreds of buildings get smarter at a low cost.

Pål Berntsen

SVP

Airthings for Business

Pål Berntsen wants to make your buildings smarter, healthier and more energy-efficient. As SVP of Airthings for Business, Pål is responsible for introducing Airthings’ award-winning indoor air quality monitoring solution to business leaders, property owners and facility managers with a mission to improve the health of their occupants and reduce energy consumption to save money and save the planet.

Prior to joining Airthings, Pål worked at Logitech, where he was Head of distribution for CEEMEA

Why This Matters

What You'll Learn:

  • Preparing your building to navigate the energy crisis through smart tech - the technological innovations essential for healthier, efficient and effective building management and the typical energy savings available.

  • The technological innovations essential for healthier, efficient and effective building management and the typical energy savings available.

  • Utilising data capture and analysis for optimising occupant's experience and wellbeing.

  • The creative strategies being implemented by facility managers to balance health and energy efficiency.

  • What occupiers are looking for in their spaces, what solutions they are responding to and how owners are adjusting assets to accommodate.

  • Given the push for sustainability and better indoor air quality, how modern air quality sensors are increasing building performance.

  • What investors are looking for in terms of environmental and wellbeing credentials, and how technology is addressing this.

How You'll Do More Business: Gain insight into the long-term commercial real estate wellbeing strategies and innovative solutions leading to tenant attraction and retention. Plus, with the energy crisis only set to escalate, learn how businesses are addressing the challenges we are currently facing with increased energy prices, the impact this will have on NOI and what operational cost savings through managing healthy buildings look like. 
 

Why You Should Attend: Bisnow webinars bring together the biggest power players in the industry to identify opportunities, build your network, and expand your business. With the largest audience of commercial real estate professionals in the world, no one knows how to help your business more than us.

For questions, comments or enquiries, email Event Producer Beth, at beth.beeson@bisnow.com