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KCFG Networking Breakfast – Construction Skills Briefing: Building the Workforce of the Future

With skills shortages continuing to impact the construction sector, employers are looking for practical ways to attract, develop and retain talent. This interactive breakfast briefing brings together industry, education and skills leaders to discuss the opportunities available to businesses, from…

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150 150 Emma

Registration & Exhibition Opens

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150 150 Emma

Welcome from Tudor Price

Welcome from Tudor Price, CEO, Kent Invicta Chamber of Commerce. 

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150 150 Emma

Opening Keynote: Building Kent 2030: Infrastructure, Skills and Opportunity

Kent’s construction sector is entering a significant period of investment and opportunity. This opening keynote brings together leaders from two of the UK’s major infrastructure projects to explore what the next decade could mean for Kent and the wider construction…

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150 150 Emma

Retrofit at Scale: Delivering Decarbonisation Across Existing Buildings

As the industry faces increasing pressure to decarbonise existing buildings, retrofit is becoming a major focus across housing, commercial and public sector projects. This session will explore the practical realities of delivering retrofit programmes at scale, including funding challenges, skills…

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150 150 Emma

AI on Site: Where Construction is Actually Using AI Today

AI is rapidly moving from theory into day-to-day construction delivery. This session will explore how contractors, consultants and project teams are using AI to improve planning, project controls, reporting, safety, and decision-making across live projects. Rather than focusing on future concepts, the…

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150 150 Emma

BSA Enforcement in 2026: Accountability, Risk & Organisational Exposure

As Building Safety Act enforcement continues to evolve, organisations across the construction sector are facing growing scrutiny around competence, compliance and accountability. This session will explore how enforcement activity is shaping project delivery, procurement and organisational risk management.

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150 150 Emma

Women Shaping Construction

The construction industry continues to make progress around inclusion and representation, but significant challenges remain. This session will bring together female leaders from across the built environment to discuss career progression, leadership, retention and the practical changes needed to create…

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150 150 Emma

Exhibition & Comfort Break

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150 150 Emma

Embodied Carbon & Low-Carbon Delivery: What Clients Now Expect

Low-carbon delivery is now a key consideration across procurement, design and construction. This session will explore how clients and contractors are approaching embodied carbon reduction in practice, from material choices and specification through to project delivery and supply chain engagement.

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150 150 Emma