We’re going to the UK Life Sciences and Healthcare Summit 2026!
On Tuesday 17th March at the Leonardo Royal Hotel in London St Paul’s, the UK’s leading life sciences developers, investors, occupiers and infrastructure specialists will come together for the UK Life Sciences and Healthcare Summit 2026. Among them will be two experts from Verco. They're looking forward to networking, and participating in discussions about UK lab and healthcare property trends for 2026.
About the event
The UK Life Sciences and Healthcare Summit seeks to explore:
- the property trends and policies affecting UK labs and healthcare;
- what tenants are currently prioritising;
- emerging investment and development opportunities;
- best practices in leasing and asset management for life sciences properties; and
- how the market is changing.
You can find out more and book your place at the event here.
Connect with us on the day
Verco experts James Edney and Ben Ross will attend the event this year. James heads up our life sciences sector here at Verco, and Ben has a wealth of experience in real estate and asset management. Both are keen to chat about how healthcare infrastructure is being delivered and developed in the UK, and how we can help support companies as they seek to reduce the carbon emissions of their properties and processes.
James said, “We’re looking forward to attending the summit, and hoping to connect with future-focused professionals who are looking to firm up their climate action plans. We really admire what this industry does, and know that with such important priorities it can be tricky to set time aside for ESG initiatives or know how best to use the available budget. But – especially in the context of real estate decisions – we can help busy teams identify the right low/no opex opportunities to improve efficiency, and target the right higher capex projects that will make an impact at scale without affecting production.”
If you’d like to set up an informal chat with James and Ben at the event, please don't hesitate to get in touch.