G&T's NextGen initiative champions industry professionals at all levels to think about what they want for the future of the built environment.
Discover moreBuilding resilience and making connections at the LPA NextGen Summer Social
G&T welcomed young property professionals from across London to its offices for the London Property Alliance (LPA) NextGen Summer Social.
A highlight of the NextGen calendar, the annual event brought together members from the City Property Association and Westminster Property Association networks to connect, share experiences and explore the importance of resilience for early-career professionals.
G&T executive surveyor and LPA NextGen Committee member Keith Safo welcomed guests on behalf of the firm, highlighting the role that strong networks, continuous learning and peer group support can play in building successful, long-term careers.
The evening included an interactive session led by Ceri Moyers, co-founder and director of The Circle Partnership, which supports emerging talent across the built environment. Through facilitated discussions and speed networking, attendees were encouraged to share their perspectives on resilience, build confidence and form new connections.
“Resilience is not only about responding to challenges. It is also about developing strong networks, staying open to learning and supporting each other along the way. It was fantastic to welcome so many emerging leaders to G&T and see those conversations taking place.”Keith Safo
LPA NextGen committee representative
G&T is proud to support the LPA NextGen programme and its work to engage and encourage young professionals to establish meaningful relationships, promoting much needed diversity within the industry and acting as a sounding board for the next generation of leaders.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the evening.
Images courtesy of Workplace Snap.
G&T's NextGen initiative champions industry professionals at all levels to think about what they want for the future of the built environment.
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