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Open call: What can you bring to Future Foundations?

Housing Executive: Future Foundations takes place later this year in October, and marks our first ever Housing Executive Conference. With Future Foundations, we want to create a space where fellow professionals can not only engage in constructive discussion surrounding key issues affecting the sector, but build meaningful relationships that can further the productivity of the sector as a whole.

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Key to this is our agenda of panels that will run throughout the day. With four talks for each of our three key zones, these panels will be the heart of the conference, and provide the opportunity for delegates not just to hear from industry experts, but also engage with their peers and provide their own input in specialized breakout rooms.

This is why we want to hear from you. We’re still looking for speaker suggestions in both zones one and three.  You can find our full conference agenda on our website, as well as a link to suggest a speaker for one of our panels. If you or someone you know is an experienced professional in the social housing space, and has real life knowledge or academic research you think would be important to share and relevant to any of our key themes, please reach out let us know.

You can find our full agenda at the link above, but our key focuses within each zone are:

Zone 1: Governance & Resilience 

  • Awaab’s Law – one year on: what providers need to know next
  • What does awareness really look like?
  • Funding the future – innovation within finance
  • Beyond compliance- social purpose under pressure

Zone 3: People, Homes & Communities

  • Division today: how to cultivate communities
  • Homelessness in 2026: why prevention must come first
  • The skills gap, building the workforce of tomorrow

We still have available spaces on all the panels above, if you think you have valuable expertise or insight to share, or know someone else who does, please head over to our speaker submissions form and fill out the relevant info here.

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