10 April 2019
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 Dame Kelly Holmes | Double Olympic champion Dame Kelly Holmes will be the guest speaker at the annual BSRIA briefing and lunch in November. This year's briefing, A Climate of Change – how future technology and improved processes could secure energy efficiency & wellbeing, will take place at The Brewery, in London, on 15 November. |
Julia Evans, chief executive of BSRIA said: “We are delighted that Dame Kelly Holmes, DBE, has agreed to be BSRIA’s guest speaker at this esteemed event. Kelly is a world-renowned speaker – with both professional and personal competitive experience – so our members and audience will be able to listen to a motivating and thought-provoking speech.
"As a double Olympic gold medalist, Kelly will be able to make reference to such successes, but also her humbling journey and trajectory to this pinnacle. She can also speak about her career since 2000 and how she is passing on the baton to female athletes now.''
This year’s briefing will focus on the role the built environment industry will play in delivering change and how the circular economy can create new opportunities for growth. It will also highlight it can broaden the boundaries of design, balancing the needs of energy efficiency and wellbeing.
For sponsorship details or to discuss booking a company table, email [email protected] or phone 01344 465 512.
"As a double Olympic gold medalist, Kelly will be able to make reference to such successes, but also her humbling journey and trajectory to this pinnacle. She can also speak about her career since 2000 and how she is passing on the baton to female athletes now.''
This year’s briefing will focus on the role the built environment industry will play in delivering change and how the circular economy can create new opportunities for growth. It will also highlight it can broaden the boundaries of design, balancing the needs of energy efficiency and wellbeing.
For sponsorship details or to discuss booking a company table, email [email protected] or phone 01344 465 512.
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