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Sponsored in part by Lovell and hosted by Lewis Silkin, Future London Leaders is exclusive to FoL members and invited guests. It has been designed to support the professional development of London’s most promising practitioners, with a focus on regeneration, housing, transport, infrastructure and economic development.
Since its inception in April 2010, more than 400 candidates have graduated from FLL. These alumni are moving up through delivery and decision-making roles across London’s public and private sector, working to deliver a truly liveable London.
“The FLL programme provides an excellent opportunity to step away from the regular day-to-day workload and explore a valuable area of career and personal development in an engaging, friendly and informal setting.”
– Anne Malcolm, Regeneration Officer, LB Hackney (FLL round 4)
“A super supportive and innovative environment with like minded professionals to learn about your personal strengths and areas for development within a regeneration context. I would thoroughly recommend FLL to others.”
– Russell Trewartha, Programme Manager – Neighbourhood Capital Programmes, LB Lambeth (FLL round 18)
Future London Leaders candidates comprise professionals from Future of London member organisations. Courses run three times a year and candidates are nominated by the organisation’s steering group representative. To apply or to nominate a candidate, contact our Leaders team.
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Future London Leaders 23 wrapped up with candidates submitting recorded versions of their Proposals for London. A virtual audience of colleagues, mentors, sponsors, alumni, course contributors and friends of Future of London viewed the clips and cast their votes from home.
Future London Leaders field trip to North End Road high street where shops, market traders, residents, visitors and vehicles all compete for limited space, making the council’s leadership and collaborative approach ot management all the more important.
Future London leaders field trip to Ilford, where the regeneration team are leveraging community enthusiasm, the arrival of the Elizabeth line and a shared vision to drive change on the high street and town centre.
Future London Leaders field trip to Tooting high street and market which is home to a diverse mix of businesses and communities contributing to a vibrant day and night-time economy, and helping Tooting buck the national trend of failing high streets.
Future London Leaders 22 wrapped up on Wednesday 18 September with the group presenting their Proposals for London on the theme of community benefit. A fantastic range of ideas were…
Future London Leaders Round 21 wrapped up on 12 June with the group presenting their ‘Proposals for London’ based on the theme of Waterways.
With a vast network of waterways in London, how does the Canal & River Trust manage a range of uses on and near water? A field trip to the Lower Lea with FLL21 investigates.
In two of Camden’s busiest neighbourhoods, King’s Cross and Camden Town, the Regent’s Canal provides a scenic backdrop for popular markets and public spaces. Despite the bustle of these neighbourhoods,…