The Cleantech Revolution in London Thames Gateway

The Cleantech Revolution in London Thames Gateway

[UKPRwire, Tue Sep 29 2009] EnviroNet Thames Gateway Business Forum: Thursday 29th October 2009

The Cleantech Revolution in London Thames Gateway
On Thursday 29th October Gateway to London and Partners will be hosting the EnviroNet Thames Gateway Business Forum at Jones Lang LaSalle in Canary Wharf, London.

Expert speakers will provide valuable insight into the London Thames Gateway market opportunity, with briefings on the London Sustainable Industries Park, the Thames Gateway Institute for Sustainability and the London Waste and Recycling Fund. Delegates will have the opportunity to pose their questions to the panel, and over lunch, there will be ample opportunity to network with likeminded companies and consult professional advisors.

Gateway to London and Partners; NatWest, Jones Lang LaSalle, Kingsley Knapley and Littlejohn will have teams on hand to meet delegates and offer free advice.

10:30 Arrival, Registration, Refreshments
11:00 The Cleantech Revolution in London Thames Gateway
John Williams, Chief Executive , Gateway to London
11:15 The London Waste and Recycling Fund
Andy Holdcroft, Chief Operating Officer, London Waste and Recycling Board
11:30 London’s first Sustainable Industries Park
Mark Bradbury, Deputy Director of Development, London Thames Gateway Development Corporation
11:45 The Thames Gateway Institute for Sustainability
Ian Short, Director/Trustee, Thames Gateway Institute for Sustainability
12:00 Q&A
12:15 Networking Lunch and 1-1 meetings with Advisors

Registration for this event is free and spaces are limited, so register early to secure your place. Registering for this event automatically entitles you to free membership of Gateway to London’s EnviroNet, members only, website.

For further information and to register, please email environet@gtlon.co.uk or contact Kathryn Boast on 0207 540 5523.

Led by Gateway to London, Environet is the opportunity network for all organizations operating or interested in clean technologies in the Thames Gateway. Whether you are developing new ideas, looking for advice, interested in using or looking to invest, EnviroNet is your link to the Thames Gateway cleantech community.
Find out more at www.gtlon.co.uk/environet