Watch the talk on net zero and inclusivity with Alexandra Notay

Watch the recording of the latest Festival of Place Bytesize event with Alexandra Notay, Placemaking & Investment Director, PfP Capital. The talk, Where it falls down: Investing and developing for net zero and inclusivity features Notay, a global expert on build to rent, talking about why a silo’ed and fragmented property industry is failing to innovate and progress, even where it wants to. 

The talk was supported by IE University School of Architecture and Design and hosted by Martha Thorne, Dean, IE School of Architecture and Design, with chair Christine Murray, Director of Festival of Place and founder of The Developer.

Alexandra Notay is an expert on build-to-rent, placemaking and sustainable urban development. She is editor of the ULI UK Best Practice Guide on Build to Rent (2014, 2016), Notay is a vice-chair of the ULI UK Residential Council, chair of the BPF sub-committee on residential ESG, serves on the BPF Build to Rent Committee and is an Associate Member of CREFC Europe. She is also a non-executive director of Essensys plc, Sound Diplomacy, SouthWest Board Member for LandAid and trustee of the SunScreenIT Foundation and St Mary Redcliffe. Notay is passionate about enabling tangible social impact through innovation and collaboration as well as mentoring the next generation of diverse talent.

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