Its complex story, however, didn’t start out this way as you will learn by attending this session.

Sarah Banham, Head of Communities & Sustainability at the organization, will focus on the efforts behind the holistic strategy to create a place that people want to be in and build a community out of a former industrial brownfield site.

The importance of engaging with the surrounding community from a very early stage. How this evolves into a comprehensive sustainability strategy that put people at the center.

How to engage and to adapt such megaprojects over time not least because of a pandemic. How to ensure that all parties involved in such an undertaking, from financial investors to stakeholders at large, benefit from the project.

The importance of human activity and ownership to the creation of place. All this and more will be addressed during the session by Sarah on November 18th.

Join us for a masterclass not to be missed out on!

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About the Speaker:

Sarah Banham is Head of Communities & Sustainability for the 42 acre Battersea Power Station project and is responsible for the overall delivery of the sustainability vision for the project. Sarah has worked at Battersea Power Station for a number of years including the 2010 masterplan now being delivered.

The Communities and Sustainability Team play a long term and pivotal role in the place making vision for the new town center being created at Battersea Power Station. Working in partnership with contractors and local stakeholders they ensure that the benefits of this huge regeneration project have meaningful and positive impacts within the wider community.

Sarah also has a wider role within the local community including as a governor of a local primary school, VP of Wandsworth Chamber of Commerce and trustee of a local charity.