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	* BSRIA Briefing 2019: A climate of change.		* BSRIA Briefing 2019: A climate of change.

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	* BSRIA Briefing 2018.		* BSRIA Briefing 2018.
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	The first speaker to be named on the line-up is Marylis Ramos, Director at PRP Architects. Marylis will consider energy efficiency design in buildings – both residential and commercial.		The first speaker to be named on the line-up is Marylis Ramos, Director at PRP Architects. Marylis will consider energy efficiency design in buildings – both residential and commercial.
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		+	The keynote speaker is Mark Maslin, Professor of climatology, at University College London. Mark will set the scene at the event including achievements that can be made and the consequences of doing little or nothing. He will stress the importance of carbon reduction.

	Julia Evans, Chief Executive at BSRIA said: “The speakers will offer solutions to this political and environmental jigsaw puzzle. Marylis is active within BSRIA’s Residential Network and will give a lively and scintillating presentation with fresh ideas for the audience to take away. Mike will be recognised by many attending due to his three decades with BSRIA and his contribution to myriad industry boards and committees.”		Julia Evans, Chief Executive at BSRIA said: “The speakers will offer solutions to this political and environmental jigsaw puzzle. Marylis is active within BSRIA’s Residential Network and will give a lively and scintillating presentation with fresh ideas for the audience to take away. Mike will be recognised by many attending due to his three decades with BSRIA and his contribution to myriad industry boards and committees.”

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−	== A ~~Climate~~ of ~~Change~~ – how future technology and improved processes could secure energy efficiency and wellbeing ==	+	== A climate of change – how future technology and improved processes could secure energy efficiency and wellbeing ==

	Climate change is one of the biggest challenges facing society, high on the agenda of personal and public issues. The Extinction Rebellion protested in central London to highlight its climate change concerns, and Sir David Attenborough’s BBC1 documentary: Climate Change – The Facts, has taken an urgent look at the science of, and potential solutions to, this global threat.		Climate change is one of the biggest challenges facing society, high on the agenda of personal and public issues. The Extinction Rebellion protested in central London to highlight its climate change concerns, and Sir David Attenborough’s BBC1 documentary: Climate Change – The Facts, has taken an urgent look at the science of, and potential solutions to, this global threat.
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	Julia Evans, Chief Executive at BSRIA said: “The speakers will offer solutions to this political and environmental jigsaw puzzle. Marylis is active within BSRIA’s Residential Network and will give a lively and scintillating presentation with fresh ideas for the audience to take away. Mike will be recognised by many attending due to his three decades with BSRIA and his contribution to myriad industry boards and committees.”		Julia Evans, Chief Executive at BSRIA said: “The speakers will offer solutions to this political and environmental jigsaw puzzle. Marylis is active within BSRIA’s Residential Network and will give a lively and scintillating presentation with fresh ideas for the audience to take away. Mike will be recognised by many attending due to his three decades with BSRIA and his contribution to myriad industry boards and committees.”

−	[[File:Dame-kelly-~~holmes 600~~.jpg]]	+	[[File:Dame-kelly-holmes_600.jpg\|link=File:Dame-kelly-holmes_600.jpg]]

	Dame Kelly Holmes, DBE, will be the after-lunch presenter. A double Olympic gold medallist, Kelly became only the second woman in history to claim the 800m and 1,500m titles in the same games. She will talk about the ups and downs of her career on and off the track and what it takes to achieve your goals. Drawing on her time with the army, as well as her athletics career, she will look at effective team building as well as the importance of physical and mental health and wellbeing.		Dame Kelly Holmes, DBE, will be the after-lunch presenter. A double Olympic gold medallist, Kelly became only the second woman in history to claim the 800m and 1,500m titles in the same games. She will talk about the ups and downs of her career on and off the track and what it takes to achieve your goals. Drawing on her time with the army, as well as her athletics career, she will look at effective team building as well as the importance of physical and mental health and wellbeing.

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	Julia Evans, Chief Executive at BSRIA said: “The speakers will offer solutions to this political and environmental jigsaw puzzle. Marylis is active within BSRIA’s Residential Network and will give a lively and scintillating presentation with fresh ideas for the audience to take away. Mike will be recognised by many attending due to his three decades with BSRIA and his contribution to myriad industry boards and committees.”		Julia Evans, Chief Executive at BSRIA said: “The speakers will offer solutions to this political and environmental jigsaw puzzle. Marylis is active within BSRIA’s Residential Network and will give a lively and scintillating presentation with fresh ideas for the audience to take away. Mike will be recognised by many attending due to his three decades with BSRIA and his contribution to myriad industry boards and committees.”
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	Dame Kelly Holmes, DBE, will be the after-lunch presenter. A double Olympic gold medallist, Kelly became only the second woman in history to claim the 800m and 1,500m titles in the same games. She will talk about the ups and downs of her career on and off the track and what it takes to achieve your goals. Drawing on her time with the army, as well as her athletics career, she will look at effective team building as well as the importance of physical and mental health and wellbeing.		Dame Kelly Holmes, DBE, will be the after-lunch presenter. A double Olympic gold medallist, Kelly became only the second woman in history to claim the 800m and 1,500m titles in the same games. She will talk about the ups and downs of her career on and off the track and what it takes to achieve your goals. Drawing on her time with the army, as well as her athletics career, she will look at effective team building as well as the importance of physical and mental health and wellbeing.

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	With the science behind climate change well proven, along with dwindling natural resources, action is urgently needed. The Built Environment Industry is at the vanguard of delivering solutions that can make a difference and BSRIA is spearheading and stimulating this crucial debate.		With the science behind climate change well proven, along with dwindling natural resources, action is urgently needed. The Built Environment Industry is at the vanguard of delivering solutions that can make a difference and BSRIA is spearheading and stimulating this crucial debate.

−	BSRIA's flagship annual briefing and lunch will be held at the Brewery, in London, on Friday 15th November 2019:	+	BSRIA's flagship annual briefing and lunch will be held at the Brewery, in London, on Friday 15th November 2019. It will focus on the role the industry will play in delivering change, providing resourceful energy use, enhancing wellbeing and improving productivity. It will also address how the circular economy can create new opportunities for growth and help reduce the environmental impacts of manufacturing and consumption.

−	* This year’s Chair is the award-winning Mike Smith, Engineering Director at BSRIA. A leading figure at BSRIA for over 30 years, Mike has demonstrated engineering excellence and has been an ambassador for best practice. In March 2019 he was awarded Honorary Membership of BSRIA and was awarded the ACR News Alan Moor Award.	+	This year’s Chair is the award-winning Mike Smith, Engineering Director at BSRIA. A leading figure at BSRIA for over 30 years, Mike has demonstrated engineering excellence and has been an ambassador for best practice. In March 2019 he was awarded Honorary Membership of BSRIA and was awarded the ACR News Alan Moor Award.
−	* The first speaker to be named on the line-up is Marylis Ramos, Director at PRP Architects. Marylis will consider energy efficiency design in buildings – both residential and commercial. She is a first-class speaker and her presentations are driven by creativity, forward-thinking ideas and blue sky thinking.	+

−	~~Julia Evans~~, ~~Chief Executive~~ at BSRIA said: “Having such compelling speakers as Marylis and Mike at this year’s industry-renowned Briefing who will guarantee that BSRIA gets into the heart of the climate change debate. The speakers will offer solutions to this political and environmental jigsaw puzzle. Marylis ~~is active within BSRIA’s Residential Network and~~ will give a lively and scintillating presentation with fresh ideas for the audience to take away. Mike will be recognised by many attending due to his three decades with BSRIA and his contribution to a myriad industry boards and ~~committees~~.”	+	The first speaker to be named on the line-up is Marylis Ramos, Director at PRP Architects. Marylis will consider energy efficiency design in buildings – both residential and commercial.

−	~~Dame Kelly Holmes, DBE~~, will be the ~~after-lunch presenter~~.	+	Julia Evans, Chief Executive at BSRIA said: “The speakers will offer solutions to this political and environmental jigsaw puzzle. Marylis is active within BSRIA’s Residential Network and will give a lively and scintillating presentation with fresh ideas for the audience to take away. Mike will be recognised by many attending due to his three decades with BSRIA and his contribution to myriad industry boards and committees.”

−	A double Olympic gold medallist, ~~Dame~~ Kelly ~~Holmes, DBE~~ became only the second woman in history to claim the 800m and 1,500m titles in the same games. She will talk about the ups and downs of her career on and off the track and what it takes to achieve your goals. Drawing on her time with the ~~Army~~, as well as her athletics career, she will look at effective team building as well as the importance of physical and mental health and wellbeing.~~<br />~~	+	Dame Kelly Holmes, DBE, will be the after-lunch presenter. A double Olympic gold medallist, Kelly became only the second woman in history to claim the 800m and 1,500m titles in the same games. She will talk about the ups and downs of her career on and off the track and what it takes to achieve your goals. Drawing on her time with the army, as well as her athletics career, she will look at effective team building as well as the importance of physical and mental health and wellbeing.
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−	Julia Evans said: “Kelly is a world-renowned speaker – with both professional and personal competitive experience – so our members and audience will be able to listen to a motivating and thought-provoking speech.”	+

	More detailed information about the event is available at: [https://www.bsria.co.uk/information-membership/events/details/a-climate-of-change-how-future-technology-and-improved-processes-could-secure-energy-efficiency-and-wellbeing/ https://www.bsria.co.uk/information-membership/events/details/a-climate-of-change-how-future-technology-and-improved-processes-could-secure-energy-efficiency-and-wellbeing/]		More detailed information about the event is available at: [https://www.bsria.co.uk/information-membership/events/details/a-climate-of-change-how-future-technology-and-improved-processes-could-secure-energy-efficiency-and-wellbeing/ https://www.bsria.co.uk/information-membership/events/details/a-climate-of-change-how-future-technology-and-improved-processes-could-secure-energy-efficiency-and-wellbeing/]

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	* This year’s Chair is the award-winning Mike Smith, Engineering Director at BSRIA. A leading figure at BSRIA for over 30 years, Mike has demonstrated engineering excellence and has been an ambassador for best practice. In March 2019 he was awarded Honorary Membership of BSRIA and was awarded the ACR News Alan Moor Award.		* This year’s Chair is the award-winning Mike Smith, Engineering Director at BSRIA. A leading figure at BSRIA for over 30 years, Mike has demonstrated engineering excellence and has been an ambassador for best practice. In March 2019 he was awarded Honorary Membership of BSRIA and was awarded the ACR News Alan Moor Award.
	* The first speaker to be named on the line-up is Marylis Ramos, Director at PRP Architects. Marylis will consider energy efficiency design in buildings – both residential and commercial. She is a first-class speaker and her presentations are driven by creativity, forward-thinking ideas and blue sky thinking.		* The first speaker to be named on the line-up is Marylis Ramos, Director at PRP Architects. Marylis will consider energy efficiency design in buildings – both residential and commercial. She is a first-class speaker and her presentations are driven by creativity, forward-thinking ideas and blue sky thinking.
−	* Dame Kelly Holmes, DBE, is to be the after-lunch presenter.

	Julia Evans, Chief Executive at BSRIA said: “Having such compelling speakers as Marylis and Mike at this year’s industry-renowned Briefing who will guarantee that BSRIA gets into the heart of the climate change debate. The speakers will offer solutions to this political and environmental jigsaw puzzle. Marylis is active within BSRIA’s Residential Network and will give a lively and scintillating presentation with fresh ideas for the audience to take away. Mike will be recognised by many attending due to his three decades with BSRIA and his contribution to a myriad industry boards and committees.”		Julia Evans, Chief Executive at BSRIA said: “Having such compelling speakers as Marylis and Mike at this year’s industry-renowned Briefing who will guarantee that BSRIA gets into the heart of the climate change debate. The speakers will offer solutions to this political and environmental jigsaw puzzle. Marylis is active within BSRIA’s Residential Network and will give a lively and scintillating presentation with fresh ideas for the audience to take away. Mike will be recognised by many attending due to his three decades with BSRIA and his contribution to a myriad industry boards and committees.”
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		+	Dame Kelly Holmes, DBE, will be the after-lunch presenter.
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		+	A double Olympic gold medallist, Dame Kelly Holmes, DBE became only the second woman in history to claim the 800m and 1,500m titles in the same games. She will talk about the ups and downs of her career on and off the track and what it takes to achieve your goals. Drawing on her time with the Army, as well as her athletics career, she will look at effective team building as well as the importance of physical and mental health and wellbeing.<br />
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		+	Julia Evans said: “Kelly is a world-renowned speaker – with both professional and personal competitive experience – so our members and audience will be able to listen to a motivating and thought-provoking speech.”

	More detailed information about the event is available at: [https://www.bsria.co.uk/information-membership/events/details/a-climate-of-change-how-future-technology-and-improved-processes-could-secure-energy-efficiency-and-wellbeing/ https://www.bsria.co.uk/information-membership/events/details/a-climate-of-change-how-future-technology-and-improved-processes-could-secure-energy-efficiency-and-wellbeing/]		More detailed information about the event is available at: [https://www.bsria.co.uk/information-membership/events/details/a-climate-of-change-how-future-technology-and-improved-processes-could-secure-energy-efficiency-and-wellbeing/ https://www.bsria.co.uk/information-membership/events/details/a-climate-of-change-how-future-technology-and-improved-processes-could-secure-energy-efficiency-and-wellbeing/]

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−	A Climate of Change – how future technology and improved processes could secure energy efficiency ~~&~~ wellbeing	+	== A Climate of Change – how future technology and improved processes could secure energy efficiency and wellbeing ==

−	Climate change is one of the biggest challenges facing society~~. It is “high~~ on the ~~agenda”~~ of personal and public issues. The Extinction Rebellion protested in central London to highlight its climate change concerns ~~with the decision makers, while~~, Sir David Attenborough’s BBC1 documentary ~~programme~~: Climate Change – The Facts, has taken an urgent look at the science of ~~climate change~~ and potential solutions to this global threat.	+	Climate change is one of the biggest challenges facing society, high on the agenda of personal and public issues. The Extinction Rebellion protested in central London to highlight its climate change concerns, and Sir David Attenborough’s BBC1 documentary: Climate Change – The Facts, has taken an urgent look at the science of, and potential solutions to, this global threat.

	With the science behind climate change well proven, along with dwindling natural resources, action is urgently needed. The Built Environment Industry is at the vanguard of delivering solutions that can make a difference and BSRIA is spearheading and stimulating this crucial debate.		With the science behind climate change well proven, along with dwindling natural resources, action is urgently needed. The Built Environment Industry is at the vanguard of delivering solutions that can make a difference and BSRIA is spearheading and stimulating this crucial debate.

−	~~The~~ flagship annual ~~Briefing~~ and lunch will be held at the Brewery, in London, on Friday 15th November 2019:	+	BSRIA's flagship annual briefing and lunch will be held at the Brewery, in London, on Friday 15th November 2019:

−	* This year’s Chair is the award-winning Mike Smith, Engineering Director, BSRIA. A leading figure at BSRIA for over 30 years, Mike has demonstrated engineering excellence ~~for BSRIA and its members and the wider industry~~ and been an ambassador for best practice. ~~Last month,~~ he was awarded Honorary Membership of BSRIA~~. He added to this accolade in the same month by being~~ awarded the ACR News Alan Moor Award. The award, given in memory of the former MD of Bitzer UK, celebrates and commemorates the contributions to the industry. Mike is well known the length and breadth of the industry and his gravitas is perfect to steer this cutting-edge event in the industry’s calendar.	+	* This year’s Chair is the award-winning Mike Smith, Engineering Director at BSRIA. A leading figure at BSRIA for over 30 years, Mike has demonstrated engineering excellence and has been an ambassador for best practice. In March 2019 he was awarded Honorary Membership of BSRIA and was awarded the ACR News Alan Moor Award.
−	* The first speaker to be named on the line-up is Marylis Ramos, Director, PRP Architects. Marylis will consider energy efficiency design in buildings – both residential and commercial. ~~Marylis~~ is a first-class speaker and her presentations are driven by creativity, forward-thinking ideas and ~~“blue~~ sky ~~thinking”~~.	+	* The first speaker to be named on the line-up is Marylis Ramos, Director at PRP Architects. Marylis will consider energy efficiency design in buildings – both residential and commercial. She is a first-class speaker and her presentations are driven by creativity, forward-thinking ideas and blue sky thinking.
−	* Dame Kelly Holmes, DBE, is to be the after-lunch presenter ~~at the BSRIA Briefing – the names of the first technical speaker and the chair have been released~~.	+	* Dame Kelly Holmes, DBE, is to be the after-lunch presenter.

−	Julia Evans, Chief Executive, BSRIA said: “Having such compelling speakers as Marylis and Mike at this year’s industry-renowned Briefing who will guarantee that BSRIA gets into the heart of the climate change debate. The speakers will offer solutions to this political and environmental jigsaw puzzle. Marylis is active within BSRIA’s Residential Network and will give a lively and scintillating presentation with fresh ideas for the audience to take away. Mike will be recognised by many attending due to his three decades with BSRIA and his contribution to a myriad industry boards and committees.”	+	Julia Evans, Chief Executive at BSRIA said: “Having such compelling speakers as Marylis and Mike at this year’s industry-renowned Briefing who will guarantee that BSRIA gets into the heart of the climate change debate. The speakers will offer solutions to this political and environmental jigsaw puzzle. Marylis is active within BSRIA’s Residential Network and will give a lively and scintillating presentation with fresh ideas for the audience to take away. Mike will be recognised by many attending due to his three decades with BSRIA and his contribution to a myriad industry boards and committees.”

	More detailed information about the event is available at: [https://www.bsria.co.uk/information-membership/events/details/a-climate-of-change-how-future-technology-and-improved-processes-could-secure-energy-efficiency-and-wellbeing/ https://www.bsria.co.uk/information-membership/events/details/a-climate-of-change-how-future-technology-and-improved-processes-could-secure-energy-efficiency-and-wellbeing/]		More detailed information about the event is available at: [https://www.bsria.co.uk/information-membership/events/details/a-climate-of-change-how-future-technology-and-improved-processes-could-secure-energy-efficiency-and-wellbeing/ https://www.bsria.co.uk/information-membership/events/details/a-climate-of-change-how-future-technology-and-improved-processes-could-secure-energy-efficiency-and-wellbeing/]

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A Climate of Change – how future technology and improved processes could secure energy efficiency & wellbeing

Climate change is one of the biggest challenges facing society. It is “high on the agenda” of personal and public issues. The Extinction Rebellion protested in central London to highlight its climate change concerns with the decision makers, while, Sir David Attenborough’s BBC1 documentary programme: Climate Change – The Facts, has taken an urgent look at the science of climate change and potential solutions to this global threat.

With the science behind climate change well proven, along with dwindling natural resources, action is urgently needed. The Built Environment Industry is at the vanguard of delivering solutions that can make a difference and BSRIA is spearheading and stimulating this crucial debate.

The flagship annual Briefing and lunch will be held at the Brewery, in London, on Friday 15th November 2019:

* This year’s Chair is the award-winning Mike Smith, Engineering Director, BSRIA. A leading figure at BSRIA for over 30 years, Mike has demonstrated engineering excellence for BSRIA and its members and the wider industry and been an ambassador for best practice. Last month, he was awarded Honorary Membership of BSRIA. He added to this accolade in the same month by being awarded the ACR News Alan Moor Award. The award, given in memory of the former MD of Bitzer UK, celebrates and commemorates the contributions to the industry. Mike is well known the length and breadth of the industry and his gravitas is perfect to steer this cutting-edge event in the industry’s calendar.
* The first speaker to be named on the line-up is Marylis Ramos, Director, PRP Architects. Marylis will consider energy efficiency design in buildings – both residential and commercial. Marylis is a first-class speaker and her presentations are driven by creativity, forward-thinking ideas and “blue sky thinking”.
* Dame Kelly Holmes, DBE, is to be the after-lunch presenter at the BSRIA Briefing – the names of the first technical speaker and the chair have been released.

Julia Evans, Chief Executive, BSRIA said: “Having such compelling speakers as Marylis and Mike at this year’s industry-renowned Briefing who will guarantee that BSRIA gets into the heart of the climate change debate. The speakers will offer solutions to this political and environmental jigsaw puzzle. Marylis is active within BSRIA’s Residential Network and will give a lively and scintillating presentation with fresh ideas for the audience to take away. Mike will be recognised by many attending due to his three decades with BSRIA and his contribution to a myriad industry boards and committees.”

More detailed information about the event is available at: [https://www.bsria.co.uk/information-membership/events/details/a-climate-of-change-how-future-technology-and-improved-processes-could-secure-energy-efficiency-and-wellbeing/ https://www.bsria.co.uk/information-membership/events/details/a-climate-of-change-how-future-technology-and-improved-processes-could-secure-energy-efficiency-and-wellbeing/]

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