WHERE INDUSTRY LEADERS SHAPE THE FUTURE OF LOGISTICS

The annual Industrial and Logistics Conference, organised by Property Week, will be taking place on 25 February, 2025 at a new location etc. venues County Hall, London.

The event brings together 250+ professionals for a day of sharing expertise, exploring the latest trends, informative keynote sessions and unparalleled networking opportunities. 

Take a look at the 2024 gallery to relive all the highlights!

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WHO ATTENDS

I&L brings together agents, developers, investors, occupiers, and more. Take a look at who you’ll meet at Industrial & Logistics.

WHO ATTENDS

AGENDA

The conference officially contributes to your professional development, counting towards your CPD hours. Take a look at last year's agenda.

2024 AGENDA

SHINING A LIGHT ON THE FASTEST GROWING SECTOR

IN COMMERCIAL PROPERTY

"This one-day conference is an exceptional opportunity to elevate your understanding of the current challenges and growth opportunities in the Industrial & Logistics industry."

Scott Goodwin, Founder, Utility Results Ltd

"An excellent day with highly informed stakeholders and experts sharing and debating the uniquely agile, sustainable and transformative challenges and opportunities in the sector."

Tom Alexander, Director, Aukett Swanke


PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES


Property Week's Industrial & Logistics Conference remains the industry leading event for property professionals working across the industrial, logistics and supply chain sector. Partnering with the event is an excellent opportunity to showcase your brand and engage with senior decision makers.

Whether you are interested in being recognised as a thought leader, or want to explore extensive branding, showcase your products and benefit from valuable networking, contact a member of the team to discuss your options or download the brochure by clicking the button below.