Event summary
This Event is open to Members only.
- Date:
- Wednesday 20 January, 2027
- Time:
- 08:00 - 10:30
- Location:
- RSM UK 25 Farringdon Street, London, EC4A 4AB
- Payment information:
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All passes £0.00
Prices are exclusive of VAT
Career progression is rarely defined by technical ability alone. As professionals take on greater responsibility, skills such as leadership, communication, influencing others, managing upwards and building professional visibility become increasingly important.
This session will explore some of the key questions professionals should consider as they think about the next stage of their careers, alongside practical strategies for taking greater ownership of their professional development.
Rather than adopting a traditional panel format, the session will combine insights from a keynote speaker with an interactive Q&A and facilitated workshop-style sprint. The aim is to create an open and practical environment in which participants can learn from experienced industry leaders and career development specialists, while also reflecting on their own careers and learning from their peers.
Attendance is limited to approximately 40 participants, creating a more intimate environment that encourages meaningful discussion, participation and networking.
The session aims to help participants:
· Understand the behaviours and skills that become increasingly important as careers progress.
· Think more deliberately about where they want their career to go and what may be required to get there.
· Develop practical approaches to managing upwards, influencing stakeholders and communicating with impact.
· Understand how to demonstrate readiness for greater responsibility and promotion.
· Learn from practical examples of "what good looks like" from senior industry professionals.
· Identify potential barriers to progression and strategies for overcoming them.
· Leave with a small number of tangible actions to support their professional development.
If you have any questions, please contact futures@realestateuk.org
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