Climate Crisis Challenge Speed Networking Event
As part of the launch of our third year of the Climate Crisis Challenge campaign and in collaboration with UKGBC, Property Week and chapmanbdsp hosted an exclusive Climate Crisis Challenge Speed Networking Event on Thursday 21 April 2022. We’re delighted to have our founding partners, Argent and Mishcon de Reya, our leading partners, Barclays and Deepki and our supporting partners chapmanbdsp and Octopus Real Estate on board for the third year of the campaign.
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