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BBP Real Estate ESG Training 2022– Course Details & Booking

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Hillbreak is proud to be engaged by the Better Buildings Partnership to develop and deliver its ground-breaking ESG Training Programme for Real Estate Professionals. Details about the course, as well as booking links, can be found below.

Background and Overview

The development of this ground-breaking industry skills development programme was initiated and supported by BBP members Hammerson, Nuveen Real Estate, Legal & General Investment Management and LaSalle Investment Management, with additional support from Derwent London, Great Portland Estates, Logicor, Picton, Royal London Asset Management and Savills Investment Management.  All of these funding partners have participated in the course in the furtherance of their responsible and sustainable investment activities and programmes.

BBP Course Logo BannerThe training has been designed especially for real estate professionals working within an investment and asset management context, including those working for equity or debt fund management and investment advisory institutions, Real Estate Investment Trusts and private property companies. It is open and applicable to those in the following roles: 

  • Equity and debt fund managers 
  • Portfolio and asset managers 
  • Investment/ transaction managers 
  • Development managers 
  • Investor Relations specialists 
  • Product development and distribution specialists, especially those looking to incorporate ESG characteristics into new or existing funds 
  • Real estate finance professionals, including Relationship Managers, and analysts

While most participants are based in the UK and mainland Europe, we have also enjoyed contributions from delegates in the United States and Asia.  Participants will join fellow professionals from peer organisations in groups of around 20, with an absolute maximum of 25 in each. The course format has been upgraded for 2022 and will now feature a short induction briefing in addition to the two core modules.

For participants wishing to attend from advisory and consultancy firms, a separate BBP course has been designed in the same format, but with content reformatted and aimed at participants from your types of organisation.

If you’d like to be added to our mailing list please contact BBPcourse@hillbreak.com directly and we will notify you when registrations are open.

Prospectus

Full course details, including the Learning Outcomes and Course Agenda, can be found in the prospectus below.

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Learning Journey

The short video below outlines the learning journey that course participants will embark upon.

Course Dates & Registration

Please be advised that if there is sufficient demand we will open up additional groups per quarter. If you would like for your booking to be brought forward should the opportunity arise, please contact Timia@hillbreak.com.

GroupInduction DateModule 1 DateModule 2 DateRegistration Status
Group A14 December 2021 (11:00-11:45)11 January 2022 (13:30-17:30)3 February 2022 (13:30-17:30)Proceed to booking
Group B16 December 2021 (11:00-11:45)25 January 2022 (9:00-13:00)15 February 2022 (9:00-13:00)SOLD OUT
Group C5 January 2022 (12:00-12:45)1 February 2022 (9:00-13:00)1 March 2022 (9:00-13:00)SOLD OUT
Group D8 March 20221 (12:00-12:45)7 April 2022 (13:30-17:30)28 April 2022 (13:30-17:30)Proceed to booking
Group E16 March 2022 (12:00-12:45)19 April 2022(09:00-13:00)18 May 2022 (09:00-13:00)Proceed to booking
Group F6 April 2022 (11:00-11:45)5 May 2022 (13:30-17:30)26 May 2022 (13:30-17:30)Proceed to booking
Group G7 June 2022 (11:00-11:45)5 July 2022 (9:00-13:00)3 August 2022 (9:00-13:00)Registration pending
Group H7 June 2022 (12:00-12:45)7 July 2022 (13:30-17:30)4 August 2022 (13:30-17:30)Registration pending
Group I21 June 2022 (12:00-12:45)19 July 2022 (9:00-13:00)11 August 2022 (9:00-13:00)Registration pending
Group J7 September 2022 (12:00-12:45)6 October 2022 (13:30-17:30)27 October 2022 (13:30-17:30)Registration pending
Group K13 September 2022 (12:00-12:45)11 October 2022 (09:00-13:00)9 November 2022 (09:00-13:00)Registration pending
Group L20 September 2022 (11:00-11:45)18 October 2022 (13:30-17:30)10 November 2022 (13:30-17:30)Registration pending

Demand has been very high, so please book early to avoid disappointment. Please note that the course has been developed to fulfil a particular industry skills development need and is intended for the audience set out above and in the course prospectus document. The BBP and Hillbreak reserve the right to reject booking requests from individuals or organisations that do not fall into eligible role categories, including, for example those in ESG and sustainability consultancy roles.

Please note it is not possible to swap between groups once the course has started.

If you wish to cancel your place on the course you may do so by providing us with notice by email to BBPcourse@hillbreak.com or telephone to 0333 050 8334 at any time up until 30 days prior to the date of your first course module and The BBP will provide a full refund of the course fees paid or (if you so request) use all reasonable efforts to transfer your booking to an alternative course date in the future.

If you wish to cancel or withdraw from the course at any time after 30 days prior to the date of your first course module, you shall not be entitled to any refund of course fees paid and /or will still be liable for any outstanding fees to be paid. However, if you provide us with notice 10 working days or more prior to the date of your first course module, we  will use all reasonable efforts to transfer your booking to an alternative course date in the future.

Expressions of Interest & Queries

If you wish to submit an Expression of Interest for the course without proceeding directly to registration, please complete the form below. You will be added to our database of interested parties to whom announcements on future course dates and registration openings will be confirmed ahead of the wider market.

If you have any queries regarding the training, please contact us at BBPcourse@hillbreak.com and we’ll respond as soon as we can.

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CORONAVIRUS STATEMENT (Updated 9 July 2020)

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Originally Posted on 16 March 2020 at 11:30

Last Updated 9 July 2020 at 16:10

Hillbreak and APC Success are committed to safeguarding the health and wellbeing of our respective staff, consultants, clients and training delegates, as well as the wider public, whilst continuing to deliver the high quality advisory and training services that everyone expects of us.

During this time of unprecedented global public health crisis, we are, of course, following evolving government guidelines carefully. We have been taking a cautious and proactive approach during the loosening of governmental and corporate restrictions, taking account of credible sources of information and advice. We would like to thank our clients for their understanding and cooperation in this regard. As the saying goes, we really are all in this together, and you can count on us to support your business and people in whatever ways we can too.

To date, we have adopted the following approach accordingly.

In particular, we have completed the full migration of our client training events to an online, live-streamed format, and we have been grateful for the support of a number of our training delegates who have experienced this new mode of delivery on a test-case basis. We really appreciate it. With their positive feedback, we have been able to complete the transition to online training delivery with confidence.

With this process now completed, our working and training delivery practices are operating in the following ways:

  • Keeping you informed: We are continuing to keep our clients and all delegates booked onto our training events informed of our approach and we are doing what we reasonably can to remain flexible to meet their needs, whilst ceasing all face-to-face events for the time being.
  • Training delivery (Corporate Clients & Individual Delegate Groups): Having deployed digital technologies to enable us to run all of our training sessions in a live-streamed and interactive format, the in-person delivery of training events (for all group sizes) has been suspended until further notice. We are able to accommodate all client participants using various platforms and are more than happy to make use of clients’ own technical solutions if they would prefer to do that.
  • Meetings: We are no longer travelling to client meetings and are requesting that all meetings be held online until further notice. All internal meetings are being held virtually. As a firm with no fixed premises, it is normal practice for our people to work from home, and our technology is very much tried-and-tested in this regard.
  • Staying healthy: We continue to advocate the need for good standards of personal hygiene amongst our staff and consultants, with reference to World Health Organisation guidance whilst encouraging all of our people to take the sensible steps with which they are personally comfortable to protect themselves and others from the virus. We also think the infographic below, prepared by the healthy work company, is a great model to follow for everyone working at home!

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We are continuing to keep this position under regular review and will update this post accordingly.

Should any of our clients or delegates have any questions about this statement and its impact upon existing or planned training events, meetings or other engagements, then please do not hesitate to contact us. Even if you just want a chat, give us a call!

Spring 2020 APC Success Course dates released

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Following the success of our sell-out Autumn 2019 course we are pleased to announce that booking for the Spring 2020 APC Success course is now open.

Our increasingly popular three-day intensive course is suitable for APC candidates working in real estate organisations and surveying firms on the Commercial, Residential, Property Finance & Investment and Planning & Development pathways who are looking to sit their APC in Spring 2020.

At this time, two groups are available to join; they will run on different dates, but will cover the same content over three full days of highly-interactive sessions taking place in Marylebone, London. The syllabus will be delivered in two stages: APC Preparation & Revision Planning in November 2019, followed by two further APC Revision days in February and March 2020.

Each group will consist of up to 15 delegates whom we encourage to work together to benefit from collaborative working and mutual support. Additional, ongoing, out-of-session support will also be provided via private social media groups and email. Places are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Our past courses have sold out, so candidates are urged to register sooner rather than later to avoid disappointment.

Training will be delivered by Miles Keeping MRICS, an APC Assessor as well as an experienced APC trainer, and new addition to the APC Success team Jon Wright MRICS. Jon  joins us with over 25 years’ experience and has been involved with the RICS APC process since 1995. He has delivered APC training since 2007 and regularly fulfils the role of APC Chair, Auditor and Appeal Panel member.

To book your place on this course, please select your preferred group of training dates from the options below; it is important that you stay within the same Group throughout the course in order to benefit from cohort and ongoing social media support.

Group A: 19 November, 10 February, 16 March
Group B: 20 November, 11 February, 17 March

If you would like to register your interest for future courses (Autumn 2020 sittings and onwards), please email Timia@apcsuccess.co.uk including your name, contact details and when you’re hoping to sit your APC.

For more information, download our prospectus by clicking the image below, or email enquiries@apcsuccess.co.uk.

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BBP ESG Training for Real Estate Professionals – 2022 Group F

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Bookings for the 2022 BBP Real Estate ESG Training course, delivered by Hillbreak, are now open. Due to the high demand expected and the need to ensure an impactful learning experience for participants, the course is being delivered to groups of between 15-25 individuals. Check the full list of available groups and course dates and make sure that you are booking the right one based on your availability; we cannot guarantee that booked places will be able to be transferred from one group to another. Swapping groups once your course is underway is usually not possible.

The key details of the course include the following:

Group F Course Dates

  • Induction session: 6 April 2022 (11:00-11:45) Attendance strongly recommended.
  • Core Module One: 5 May 2022 (13:30-17:30) – pre-course learning materials for Module One will be released to participants in advance of the first training date.
  • Core Module Two: 26 May 2022 (13:30-17:30) – pre-course learning materials for Module Two will be released on completion of Module One.

The live sessions will be held virtually using Zoom.

Audience

This course has been designed especially for real estate professionals working within an asset management context, including those working for fund management and investment advisory institutions, Real Estate Investment Trusts and private property companies. It is open and applicable to those based in the UK and mainland Europe in the following roles: 

  • Fund managers 
  • Portfolio and asset managers 
  • Investment/ transaction managers 
  • Development managers 
  • Investor Relations specialists 
  • Product development and distribution specialists, especially those looking to incorporate ESG characteristics into new or existing funds 
  • Real estate finance professionals and analysts 

Please note that the course has been developed to fulfil a particular industry skills development need and is intended for the audience set out above and in the course prospectus document. The BBP and Hillbreak reserve the right to reject booking requests from individuals or organisations that do not fall into eligible role categories, including, for example those in ESG and sustainability consultancy roles.

Learning Outcomes

At the end of the course, participants will: 

  • Have deeper knowledge and understanding of the key environmental, social and governance factors pertinent to commercial real estate investment. 
  • Have greater awareness of salient market trends, including investor, lender, occupier and other stakeholder expectations, and the implications of these for real estate portfolios and their managers. 
  • Be able to identify the ESG factors that are material to a range of commercial property types, including across the spectrum of investment strategies, from core to opportunistic. 
  • Be able to identify and assess ESG-related risks and opportunities to real estate investments in the short and longer-term. 
  • Know what needs to be done at each stage of the investment lifecycle to address these ESG-related risks and opportunities – and how to factor these into investment decision-making. 
  • Know how to measure, set targets for, track and report on ESG factors, including in relation to risk profile, environmental performance and social impact. 
  • Understand the scope and limitations of the principal ESG measurement, benchmarking and certification frameworks, and the role these can play in improving transparency. 
  • Be confident in driving forward the environmental and social performance of assets under management, based on a a stronger appreciation of some of the practical interventions that are available

Course outline

The course will be split into two half-day core modules; principal elements of content will cover the following:

Module One (Context & Strategic Considerations) 

  • ESG drivers and market trends: understanding how investment and operating contexts are changing in response to environmental and societal imperatives. 
  • New risks and opportunities: defining key ESG topics, such as Net Zero and social impact, and their application to different property types and asset strategies. 
  • Financial and non-financial returns: unpacking the relationship between ESG, property value and investment performance. 
  • Measurement and transparency: certification, benchmarking and reporting frameworks applicable at the asset, portfolio and corporate level. 

Module Two (Practical Implementation) 

  • Prioritising ESG interventions throughout the property investment lifecycle, including integration into asset business plans and the growing role of sustainable finance. 
  • Ways of engaging with other stakeholders, such as occupiers and operating partners, to secure the delivery of ESG interventions and outcomes. 
  • Establishing roles and responsibilities, ensuring accountability and incentivising action across the value chain. 
  • Market leadership: examples of best practice and innovation from around the sector. 

 

Learning Journey

The short video below provides an outline of the learning journey that course participants will embark upon.

Pricing

  • Participants from BBP Member organisations: £500 + VAT per participant
  • Participants from organisations that are not members of the BBP: £750 + VAT per participant.

Prospectus

View the course prospectus for more information by clicking on the cover image below.

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BBP ESG Training for Real Estate Professionals – 2022 Group E

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Bookings for the 2022 BBP Real Estate ESG Training course, delivered by Hillbreak, are now open. Due to the high demand expected and the need to ensure an impactful learning experience for participants, the course is being delivered to groups of between 15-25 individuals. Check the full list of available groups and course dates and make sure that you are booking the right one based on your availability; we cannot guarantee that booked places will be able to be transferred from one group to another. Swapping groups once your course is underway is usually not possible.

The key details of the course include the following:

Group E Course Dates

  • Induction session: 16 March 2022 (12:00-12:45) Attendance strongly recommended.
  • Core Module One: 19 April 2022 (09:00-13:00) – pre-course learning materials for Module One will be released to participants in advance of the first training date.
  • Core Module Two: 18 May 2022 (09:00-13:00) – pre-course learning materials for Module Two will be released on completion of Module One.

The live sessions will be held virtually using Zoom.

Audience

This course has been designed especially for real estate professionals working within an asset management context, including those working for fund management and investment advisory institutions, Real Estate Investment Trusts and private property companies. It is open and applicable to those based in the UK and mainland Europe in the following roles: 

  • Fund managers 
  • Portfolio and asset managers 
  • Investment/ transaction managers 
  • Development managers 
  • Investor Relations specialists 
  • Product development and distribution specialists, especially those looking to incorporate ESG characteristics into new or existing funds 
  • Real estate finance professionals and analysts 

Please note that the course has been developed to fulfil a particular industry skills development need and is intended for the audience set out above and in the course prospectus document. The BBP and Hillbreak reserve the right to reject booking requests from individuals or organisations that do not fall into eligible role categories, including, for example those in ESG and sustainability consultancy roles.

Learning Outcomes

At the end of the course, participants will: 

  • Have deeper knowledge and understanding of the key environmental, social and governance factors pertinent to commercial real estate investment. 
  • Have greater awareness of salient market trends, including investor, lender, occupier and other stakeholder expectations, and the implications of these for real estate portfolios and their managers. 
  • Be able to identify the ESG factors that are material to a range of commercial property types, including across the spectrum of investment strategies, from core to opportunistic. 
  • Be able to identify and assess ESG-related risks and opportunities to real estate investments in the short and longer-term. 
  • Know what needs to be done at each stage of the investment lifecycle to address these ESG-related risks and opportunities – and how to factor these into investment decision-making. 
  • Know how to measure, set targets for, track and report on ESG factors, including in relation to risk profile, environmental performance and social impact. 
  • Understand the scope and limitations of the principal ESG measurement, benchmarking and certification frameworks, and the role these can play in improving transparency. 
  • Be confident in driving forward the environmental and social performance of assets under management, based on a a stronger appreciation of some of the practical interventions that are available

Course outline

The course will be split into two half-day core modules; principal elements of content will cover the following:

Module One (Context & Strategic Considerations) 

  • ESG drivers and market trends: understanding how investment and operating contexts are changing in response to environmental and societal imperatives. 
  • New risks and opportunities: defining key ESG topics, such as Net Zero and social impact, and their application to different property types and asset strategies. 
  • Financial and non-financial returns: unpacking the relationship between ESG, property value and investment performance. 
  • Measurement and transparency: certification, benchmarking and reporting frameworks applicable at the asset, portfolio and corporate level. 

Module Two (Practical Implementation) 

  • Prioritising ESG interventions throughout the property investment lifecycle, including integration into asset business plans and the growing role of sustainable finance. 
  • Ways of engaging with other stakeholders, such as occupiers and operating partners, to secure the delivery of ESG interventions and outcomes. 
  • Establishing roles and responsibilities, ensuring accountability and incentivising action across the value chain. 
  • Market leadership: examples of best practice and innovation from around the sector. 

 

Learning Journey

The short video below provides an outline of the learning journey that course participants will embark upon.

Pricing

  • Participants from BBP Member organisations: £500 + VAT per participant
  • Participants from organisations that are not members of the BBP: £750 + VAT per participant.

Prospectus

View the course prospectus for more information by clicking on the cover image below.

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BBP ESG Training for Real Estate Professionals – 2022 Group D

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Bookings for the 2022 BBP Real Estate ESG Training course, delivered by Hillbreak, are now open. Due to the high demand expected and the need to ensure an impactful learning experience for participants, the course is being delivered to groups of between 15-25 individuals. Check the full list of available groups and course dates and make sure that you are booking the right one based on your availability; we cannot guarantee that booked places will be able to be transferred from one group to another. Swapping groups once your course is underway is usually not possible.

The key details of the course include the following:

Group D Course Dates

  • Induction session: 8 March 2022 (12:00-12:45) Attendance strongly recommended.
  • Core Module One: 7 April 2022 (13:30-17:30) – pre-course learning materials for Module One will be released to participants in advance of the first training date.
  • Core Module Two: 28 April 2022 (13:30-17:30) – pre-course learning materials for Module Two will be released on completion of Module One.

The live sessions will be held virtually using Zoom.

Audience

This course has been designed especially for real estate professionals working within an asset management context, including those working for fund management and investment advisory institutions, Real Estate Investment Trusts and private property companies. It is open and applicable to those based in the UK and mainland Europe in the following roles: 

  • Fund managers 
  • Portfolio and asset managers 
  • Investment/ transaction managers 
  • Development managers 
  • Investor Relations specialists 
  • Product development and distribution specialists, especially those looking to incorporate ESG characteristics into new or existing funds 
  • Real estate finance professionals and analysts 

Please note that the course has been developed to fulfil a particular industry skills development need and is intended for the audience set out above and in the course prospectus document. The BBP and Hillbreak reserve the right to reject booking requests from individuals or organisations that do not fall into eligible role categories, including, for example those in ESG and sustainability consultancy roles.

Learning Outcomes

At the end of the course, participants will: 

  • Have deeper knowledge and understanding of the key environmental, social and governance factors pertinent to commercial real estate investment. 
  • Have greater awareness of salient market trends, including investor, lender, occupier and other stakeholder expectations, and the implications of these for real estate portfolios and their managers. 
  • Be able to identify the ESG factors that are material to a range of commercial property types, including across the spectrum of investment strategies, from core to opportunistic. 
  • Be able to identify and assess ESG-related risks and opportunities to real estate investments in the short and longer-term. 
  • Know what needs to be done at each stage of the investment lifecycle to address these ESG-related risks and opportunities – and how to factor these into investment decision-making. 
  • Know how to measure, set targets for, track and report on ESG factors, including in relation to risk profile, environmental performance and social impact. 
  • Understand the scope and limitations of the principal ESG measurement, benchmarking and certification frameworks, and the role these can play in improving transparency. 
  • Be confident in driving forward the environmental and social performance of assets under management, based on a a stronger appreciation of some of the practical interventions that are available

Course outline

The course will be split into two half-day core modules; principal elements of content will cover the following:

Module One (Context & Strategic Considerations) 

  • ESG drivers and market trends: understanding how investment and operating contexts are changing in response to environmental and societal imperatives. 
  • New risks and opportunities: defining key ESG topics, such as Net Zero and social impact, and their application to different property types and asset strategies. 
  • Financial and non-financial returns: unpacking the relationship between ESG, property value and investment performance. 
  • Measurement and transparency: certification, benchmarking and reporting frameworks applicable at the asset, portfolio and corporate level. 

Module Two (Practical Implementation) 

  • Prioritising ESG interventions throughout the property investment lifecycle, including integration into asset business plans and the growing role of sustainable finance. 
  • Ways of engaging with other stakeholders, such as occupiers and operating partners, to secure the delivery of ESG interventions and outcomes. 
  • Establishing roles and responsibilities, ensuring accountability and incentivising action across the value chain. 
  • Market leadership: examples of best practice and innovation from around the sector. 

 

Learning Journey

The short video below provides an outline of the learning journey that course participants will embark upon.

Pricing

  • Participants from BBP Member organisations: £500 + VAT per participant
  • Participants from organisations that are not members of the BBP: £750 + VAT per participant.

Prospectus

View the course prospectus for more information by clicking on the cover image below.

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BBP ESG Training for Real Estate Professionals – 2022 Group C – SOLD OUT

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This group is now fully-booked. For all available groups please refer to the table on the course information page.

Bookings for the 2022 BBP Real Estate ESG Training course, delivered by Hillbreak, are now open. Due to the high demand expected and the need to ensure an impactful learning experience for participants, the course is being delivered to groups of between 15-25 individuals. Check the full list of available groups and course dates and make sure that you are booking the right one based on your availability; we cannot guarantee that booked places will be able to be transferred from one group to another. Swapping groups once your course is underway is usually not possible.

The key details of the course include the following:

Group C Course Dates

  • Induction session: 5 January 2022 (12:00-12:45) Attendance strongly recommended.
  • Core Module One: 1 February 2022 (09:00-13:00) – pre-course learning materials for Module One will be released to participants in advance of the first training date.
  • Core Module Two: 1 March 2022 (09:00-13:00) – pre-course learning materials for Module Two will be released on completion of Module One.

The live sessions will be held virtually using Zoom.

Audience

This course has been designed especially for real estate professionals working within an asset management context, including those working for fund management and investment advisory institutions, Real Estate Investment Trusts and private property companies. It is open and applicable to those based in the UK and mainland Europe in the following roles: 

  • Fund managers 
  • Portfolio and asset managers 
  • Investment/ transaction managers 
  • Development managers 
  • Investor Relations specialists 
  • Product development and distribution specialists, especially those looking to incorporate ESG characteristics into new or existing funds 
  • Real estate finance professionals and analysts 

Please note that the course has been developed to fulfil a particular industry skills development need and is intended for the audience set out above and in the course prospectus document. The BBP and Hillbreak reserve the right to reject booking requests from individuals or organisations that do not fall into eligible role categories, including, for example those in ESG and sustainability consultancy roles.

Learning Outcomes

At the end of the course, participants will: 

  • Have deeper knowledge and understanding of the key environmental, social and governance factors pertinent to commercial real estate investment. 
  • Have greater awareness of salient market trends, including investor, lender, occupier and other stakeholder expectations, and the implications of these for real estate portfolios and their managers. 
  • Be able to identify the ESG factors that are material to a range of commercial property types, including across the spectrum of investment strategies, from core to opportunistic. 
  • Be able to identify and assess ESG-related risks and opportunities to real estate investments in the short and longer-term. 
  • Know what needs to be done at each stage of the investment lifecycle to address these ESG-related risks and opportunities – and how to factor these into investment decision-making. 
  • Know how to measure, set targets for, track and report on ESG factors, including in relation to risk profile, environmental performance and social impact. 
  • Understand the scope and limitations of the principal ESG measurement, benchmarking and certification frameworks, and the role these can play in improving transparency. 
  • Be confident in driving forward the environmental and social performance of assets under management, based on a a stronger appreciation of some of the practical interventions that are available

Course outline

The course will be split into two half-day core modules; principal elements of content will cover the following:

Module One (Context & Strategic Considerations) 

  • ESG drivers and market trends: understanding how investment and operating contexts are changing in response to environmental and societal imperatives. 
  • New risks and opportunities: defining key ESG topics, such as Net Zero and social impact, and their application to different property types and asset strategies. 
  • Financial and non-financial returns: unpacking the relationship between ESG, property value and investment performance. 
  • Measurement and transparency: certification, benchmarking and reporting frameworks applicable at the asset, portfolio and corporate level. 

Module Two (Practical Implementation) 

  • Prioritising ESG interventions throughout the property investment lifecycle, including integration into asset business plans and the growing role of sustainable finance. 
  • Ways of engaging with other stakeholders, such as occupiers and operating partners, to secure the delivery of ESG interventions and outcomes. 
  • Establishing roles and responsibilities, ensuring accountability and incentivising action across the value chain. 
  • Market leadership: examples of best practice and innovation from around the sector. 

 

Learning Journey

The short video below provides an outline of the learning journey that course participants will embark upon.

Pricing

  • Participants from BBP Member organisations: £500 + VAT per participant
  • Participants from organisations that are not members of the BBP: £750 + VAT per participant.

Prospectus

View the course prospectus for more information by clicking on the cover image below.

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BBP ESG Training for Real Estate Professionals – 2022 Group B – SOLD OUT

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This group is now fully book. Please check the schedule on the course registrations page for groups with availability.

Bookings for the 2022 BBP Real Estate ESG Training course, delivered by Hillbreak, are now open. Due to the high demand expected and the need to ensure an impactful learning experience for participants, the course is being delivered to groups of between 15-25 individuals. Check the full list of available groups and course dates and make sure that you are booking the right one based on your availability; we cannot guarantee that booked places will be able to be transferred from one group to another. Swapping groups once your course is underway is usually not possible.

The key details of the course include the following:

Group C Course Dates

  • Induction session: 16 December 2021 (11:00-11:45) Attendance strongly recommended.
  • Core Module One: 25 January 2022 (09:00-13:00) – pre-course learning materials for Module One will be released to participants in advance of the first training date.
  • Core Module Two: 15 February 2022 (09:00-13:00) – pre-course learning materials for Module Two will be released on completion of Module One.

The live sessions will be held virtually using Zoom.

Audience

This course has been designed especially for real estate professionals working within an asset management context, including those working for fund management and investment advisory institutions, Real Estate Investment Trusts and private property companies. It is open and applicable to those based in the UK and mainland Europe in the following roles: 

  • Fund managers 
  • Portfolio and asset managers 
  • Investment/ transaction managers 
  • Development managers 
  • Investor Relations specialists 
  • Product development and distribution specialists, especially those looking to incorporate ESG characteristics into new or existing funds 
  • Real estate finance professionals and analysts 

Please note that the course has been developed to fulfil a particular industry skills development need and is intended for the audience set out above and in the course prospectus document. The BBP and Hillbreak reserve the right to reject booking requests from individuals or organisations that do not fall into eligible role categories, including, for example those in ESG and sustainability consultancy roles.

Learning Outcomes

At the end of the course, participants will: 

  • Have deeper knowledge and understanding of the key environmental, social and governance factors pertinent to commercial real estate investment. 
  • Have greater awareness of salient market trends, including investor, lender, occupier and other stakeholder expectations, and the implications of these for real estate portfolios and their managers. 
  • Be able to identify the ESG factors that are material to a range of commercial property types, including across the spectrum of investment strategies, from core to opportunistic. 
  • Be able to identify and assess ESG-related risks and opportunities to real estate investments in the short and longer-term. 
  • Know what needs to be done at each stage of the investment lifecycle to address these ESG-related risks and opportunities – and how to factor these into investment decision-making. 
  • Know how to measure, set targets for, track and report on ESG factors, including in relation to risk profile, environmental performance and social impact. 
  • Understand the scope and limitations of the principal ESG measurement, benchmarking and certification frameworks, and the role these can play in improving transparency. 
  • Be confident in driving forward the environmental and social performance of assets under management, based on a a stronger appreciation of some of the practical interventions that are available

Course outline

The course will be split into two half-day core modules; principal elements of content will cover the following:

Module One (Context & Strategic Considerations) 

  • ESG drivers and market trends: understanding how investment and operating contexts are changing in response to environmental and societal imperatives. 
  • New risks and opportunities: defining key ESG topics, such as Net Zero and social impact, and their application to different property types and asset strategies. 
  • Financial and non-financial returns: unpacking the relationship between ESG, property value and investment performance. 
  • Measurement and transparency: certification, benchmarking and reporting frameworks applicable at the asset, portfolio and corporate level. 

Module Two (Practical Implementation) 

  • Prioritising ESG interventions throughout the property investment lifecycle, including integration into asset business plans and the growing role of sustainable finance. 
  • Ways of engaging with other stakeholders, such as occupiers and operating partners, to secure the delivery of ESG interventions and outcomes. 
  • Establishing roles and responsibilities, ensuring accountability and incentivising action across the value chain. 
  • Market leadership: examples of best practice and innovation from around the sector. 

 

Learning Journey

The short video below provides an outline of the learning journey that course participants will embark upon.

Pricing

  • Participants from BBP Member organisations: £500 + VAT per participant
  • Participants from organisations that are not members of the BBP: £750 + VAT per participant.

Prospectus

View the course prospectus for more information by clicking on the cover image below.

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