As you may be aware, Dr Jonathan Reynolds of the University of Oxford, with colleagues at the University of Exeter and Toronto Metropolitan University, are conducting a survey of global location planning practice.
This event examined how researchers, planners and analysts build sustainability into their location models and strategies, with case studies and examples from leading experts in the field.
Firstly thanks to our sponsors, GMAP for finding us a great venue at Nexus and providing two excellent speakers for the evening.
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Established in 2014, the Society for Location Analysis Student Awards have just gone from strength to strength.
Over that time we have awarded a total of £5,600 to our 40 student winners. Rewarding and encouraging excellence in Location Analysis is something we feel passionately about – continuing to celebrate our excellent student members as they embark on careers in location planning.
Read moreLast week Geolytix hosted our latest event, ‘Global Location Planning Innovations’ at their offices in London. Member’s gathered at their head office on Thursday 3rd July to hear from practitioners who tackle the challenges and capitalise on the opportunities of global location planning.
We were delighted with our first ever meeting of the Society for Location Analysis (SLA) in Australia.
The SLA, founded in the UK, is all about bringing together location planning practitioners, academics and students to share ideas, expand our capabilities and grow the next generation of location planners. Click below to find out more…
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We would like to extend a huge thank you to our hosts and sponsors Geolytix, who welcomed us all to their offices in London. Thanks also to our speakers who all gave their time for free to share their wisdom.
Over 50 delegates joined us to explore the Global challenges facing the location planning industry. Our speakers, from different industries and countries of the world shared their experiences, advice and findings on the differences between countries around the world.
Last week, I attended Mark Ainsworth’s fascinating talk on Neurodiversity. Entitled “understanding your exceptional autistic and ADHD colleagues”, I found the session hugely informative, not only explaining ADHD and Autism, but also other specific learning disorders such as dyspraxia and dyslexia.
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Venue: Hand and Flower pub, Hammersmith
Address: Olympia, 1 Hammersmith Road, Hammersmith, London, W14 8XJ
Date: Thursday, 24th April 2025
Time: 5.30 registration for 6pm start – ending approx till 9pm
Sponsored by: CACI
Refreshments will be provided
