City

The Common Agenda
for Shared Living

Partnerships, collaboration, community and consolidation in the shared living sectors

DATE

Friday, November 19th

LOCATION

Borisov, Rigakade 10, 1013 BC Amsterdam

About

At Coliving Ventures we ensure that impact, sustainability, experience, community and wellbeing are at the core of the common agenda for shared living. Therefore we organised an in-person networking event that brought shared living professionals around that common agenda.

The goal of the event was to collaborate to foster economically, socially and environmentally sustainable shared living ventures that are both impact-driven and financially viable.

The themes were based on three pillars: Impact & Sustainability, User & Community Experience, Health & Wellbeing. With these principals in mind, we are endorsing multi-stakeholder ecosystems of shared living professionals and businesses. The panel discussions featured 3-5 speakers and were led by one moderator.




Programme & Speakers

Registration & Reception
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Welcoming Words from Coliving Ventures
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Panel 1: Impact and Sustainability in Shared Living

In regards to real estate and shared living, impact and sustainability can be considered as the environmental, social and economic value that developments contribute to wider society (aka ‘social value’). Social value and ESG approaches should be applied throughout all the development phases, from design to construction to operations, in order to consider how our buildings positively impact local communities, economies and environments.

In this panel we invited operators, sustainability experts and consultants to see how that principle is being embedded into shared living projects and how appropriate structures and processes (e.g. KPIs) are being put in place to make ourselves accountable to our shareholders and wider stakeholders.

Panel Sponsored by Marc Koehler Architects
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Lunch Break
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Panel 2: User & Community Experience + Health & Wellbeing

After over a year of social isolation and quarantining becoming the norm, we need to vouch even stronger for a return to community and authentic connection.

The potential of shared living developments will be defined by its streamlined operations, sustainable and natural design, but most importantly by the flourishing of their communities.

This means embedding user and community experience at the core of the shared living business model. Moreover, we strongly believe that the impact of the built environment on our (and the planet’s) health and wellbeing is enormous, and it is our responsibility as shared living professionals to ensure high quality, healthy and happy homes.

This panel explored how design, experience and operational strategies could ultimately impact the health and wellbeing of coliving residents, staff and wider communities.

Panel Sponsored by Rockfield Real Estate





Networking Session & Closing Survey

10:30 -11:00
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11:00 - 11:15
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11:15 - 12:15



















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12:15 - 13:00
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13:00 - 14:00
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14:00 - 15:00

MODERATOR

SPEAKERS

Penny Clark
‍Head of Research & Sustainability at Conscious Coliving

Brigit Gerritse
‍Executive Director at ULI Benelux

Aukje Goossens
Project Manager & Architect at Marc Koehler Architects

Gaëtan de Dietrich
Coliving Expert

MODERATOR

SPEAKERS

Aitana de Jong
Managing Partner at Spatial Experience

Moreno Monsanto
‍Director of Concepts at Rockfield Real Estate

Remi Versteeg
‍Partner Architect at Beyond Space

Puck van Opdorp
Connector Events & Partnerships at The Student Hotel

Lodewijk van Grootel
‍Property Operations Manager at Greystar

10:30 -11:00

Registration & Reception

11:00 -11:15

Welcoming Words from Coliving Ventures

11:15 - 12:15

Panel 1: Impact & Sustainability in Shared Living

In regards to real estate and shared living, impact and sustainability can be considered as the environmental, social and economic value that developments contribute to wider society (aka ‘social value’). Social value and ESG approaches should be applied throughout all the development phases, from design to construction to operations, in order to consider how our buildings positively impact local communities, economies and environments.

In this panel we will invite operators, sustainability experts and consultants to see how that principle is being embedded into shared living projects and how appropriate structures and processes (e.g. KPIs) are being put in place to make ourselves accountable to our shareholders and wider stakeholders.

Panel Sponsored by Marc Koehler Architects

MODERATOR

Penny Clark

Head of Research & Sustainability
at Conscious Coliving

SPEAKERS

Brigit Gerritse

Executive Director at ULI Benelux

Aukje Goossens

Project Manager & Architect at
Marc Koehler Architects

Gaëtan de Dietrich

Coliving Expert

12:15 - 13:00

Lunch Break

12:15 - 13:00

Panel 2: User & Community Experience + Health & Wellbeing

After over a year of social isolation and quarantining becoming the norm, we need to vouch even stronger for a return to community and authentic connection. The potential of shared living developments will be defined by its streamlined operations, sustainable and natural design, but most importantly by the flourishing of their communities.

This means embedding user and community experience at the core of the shared living business model. Moreover, we strongly believe that the impact of the built environment on our (and the planet’s) health and wellbeing is enormous, and it is our responsibility as shared living professionals to ensure high quality, healthy and happy homes. This panel will explore how design, experience and operational strategies can ultimately impact the health and wellbeing of coliving residents, staff and wider communities.

Panel Sponsored by Rockfield Real Estate

MODERATOR

Aitana de Jong

Managing Partner at Spatial Experience

SPEAKERS

Moreno Monsanto

Director of Concepts at
Rockfield Real Estate

Remi Versteeg

Partner Architect at Beyond Space

Reinier Bunnik

Operations Director at Zoku

Puck van Opdorp

Connector Events & Partnerships
at The Student Hotel

Lodewijk van Grootel

Property Operations Manager at Greystar

14:00 - 15:00

Networking Session & Closing Survey

FAQ

Is the event still taking place despite the new regulations imposed in the Netherlands as of Saturday, the 13th of November?

 “The Common Agenda for Shared Living” event will go ahead as planned! Despite the Dutch government's partial lockdown that has started as of 13th of November, for the most part the new measures will not impact our in-person event program.

What do I need to enter the event?

In order to enter the event, every attendee has to show a valid ticket obtained via our event page and a valid coronavirus entry QR code (i.e. proof of vaccination, recovery or negative PCR test).

Can I enter the venue if I am not vaccinated but have a negative PCR test or proof of recovery?

Yes, but you must have a valid QR code to enter the venue.

Do I need to wear a mask inside?

Following Dutch regulations, Coliving Ventures team strongly advises all attendees to wear masks and keep a social distance of 1,5 meters throughout the whole day.

Do I have an assigned seat? 

Yes, all attendees will be assigned a seat when entering the venue

Can I still attend the event if I am coming from abroad?

For those who are coming to the conference from outside the Netherlands, make sure to check the latest travel advice from the Dutch government.

Sponsors

Panel 1 Sponsor

Panel 2 Sponsor

Partners

Founding Partner

Strategic Partner

Event Partner

Media Partner

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