
Congratulations to our winners this year. The SLA Student Awards 2022 reached new goals this year with 21 entries from the following universities: Leeds, University College London, Greenwich, Newcastle, Manchester and Sheffield.
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Congratulations to our winners this year. The SLA Student Awards 2022 reached new goals this year with 21 entries from the following universities: Leeds, University College London, Greenwich, Newcastle, Manchester and Sheffield.
Read moreCongratulations to our four winners in this year’s SLA Student Awards for 2021. We chose a winner and a runner up for both our Masters and Undergraduate categories and once again we had really impressive entries.
Thank you to all the students who entered and everyone who helped us spread the word.
Here are our winners:
Read moreOur annual student awards are now open for entries. To download your entry form, read the full entry criteria and also get your hands on a poster to help you promote the awards, visit the Awards Section on our website now!
We are delighted to announce the winners of this year’s Society for Location Analysis Masters and Undergraduate Awards 2019. We would like to thank everyone who entered and helped us promote these awards and were once again impressed with the standard of entries.
Read moreThe SLA Student Awards are designed to reward final year Undergraduate and Masters students who have achieved excellence in the broad field of location analysis. The award scheme is open to students registered at UK Universities in the 2017/18 academic year and undertaking dissertations or extended projects involving location analysis.
Read moreThe SLA Student Awards are designed to reward final year Undergraduate and Masters students who have achieved excellence in the broad field of location analysis. The award scheme is open to students registered at UK Universities in the 2016/17 academic year and undertaking dissertations or extended projects involving location analysis.
New for 2017, the society will award prizes in two categories:
Venue: DAC Beachcroft LLP, 100 Fetter Lane, London DAC Beachcroft LLP, 100 Fetter Lane, London EC4A 1BN
Nearest tube: Chancery Lane
Time: 6pm for 6.30pm start; 8.00pm networking
This is a joint SLA/SPR event. This October meeting will explore some of the physical & spatial consequences for retail real estate of the innovation and transformation of the sector. With innovations ranging from pop-up stores to reconfigured & refurbished shopping centres; and new distribution and logistics requirements for the omnichannel, the task of understanding the evolving footprint of the retail ecosystem becomes ever more complex. Three speakers will present their perspectives on this topic and the session will conclude with a panel discussion.
Speakers include:
We will also take the opportunity of awarding this year’s SLA Student Undergraduate Awards at the meeting. This is an opportunity to reward final year undergraduate students who have achieved excellence in the broad field of location analysis. The awards are open to final year students registered at UK Universities in the 2015/16 academic year and undertaking dissertations or extended projects involving location analysis. You can read more here: https://thesla.org/student-undergraduate-awards/
SLA is sponsored by CACI and Geolytix. We are grateful to them and to DACB for providing the venue for this meeting.
To reserve your place to attend this free event please email info@thesla.org
Ben Dimson, Head of Retail Business Development, British Land
Ben Dimson is Head of Retail Business Development at British Land, having joined the company in 2011 as a Strategy Executive. Prior to that, Ben worked as a strategy consultant with Bain & Company, having completed an MBA at London Business School. Ben also sits on the board of Broadgate Estates, a property management company owned by British Land.
After the success of last year’s Undergraduate Student awards we are launching them for a second time.
Read moreWe are delighted to announce the winners of the first SLA Undergraduate Award competition run by the Society for Location Analysis.
All the entries were of a very high standard and the decision was tough but the judges agreed unanimously on their choice for the top three so congratulations to our winners.
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