Partners from across Hertfordshire attended this year's UK Real Estate and Infrastructure Investment Conference (UKREiiF) in Leeds, from Tuesday 21 May to Thursday 23 May.
Perfectly placed to showcase the business and investment potential and accelerate economic opportunities created by Hertfordshire’s scientific, creative, manufacturing and technological strengths and secure investment for high quality sustainable development.
Melanie Miller, Inward Investment Manager commented on the event:
"Reflecting on a busy and productive few days launching the Invest Hertfordshire service last week at UKREiiF. Working with colleagues from across the County both private and public sector to shine a light on the why, what and where that makes our County the perfect place to do business. Over 13,000 people from the world of Real Estate, Government, Investment and Infrastructure had the opportunity to see the first chapter of our story, now its time to spread the word!"
Invest Hertfordshire UKREiiF
Unlocking Hertfordshire's Growth Potential
From space to science, blockbuster films to green and blue investment – Hertfordshire is firing on all cylinders generating £42bn pa for the UK economy. Industry and place leaders revealed insights and unveiled investment opportunities at this invitation-only event, which was sponsored by The Crown Estate followed by a drinks reception.
Meet the Sponsor
The Crown Estate is an independent commercial business, uniquely positioned between the public and private sectors, with a distinct heritage unlike any other. Our £16 billion portfolio includes urban centres; one of the largest rural holdings in the country; an estate across London’s West End and Windsor Great Park; in addition to managing the seabed and much of the coastline around England, Wales and Northern Ireland. We are focused on driving investment across a range of areas including the built environment, regeneration, energy, and biodiversity, deploying our expertise and investment powers to drive economic growth and create inclusive communities.