Description
Join us on the 28th January for a CPD on the Planning and Development Act.
Chair
Lisa Rocca is the Chief Executive of Força Property Advisory supporting clients to achieve planning and development success. Força offers practical planning and development solutions in order to achieve project goals. Lisa has over 30 year property industry experience and exemplary track record, let us expertly guide you through your Planning and Development processes Lisa has previously worked in Oakmount on a wide range of development projects since 2016. Prior to that she worked in the Second Hand Residential and New Homes divisions of Knight Frank from 2014, where she managed and co-ordinated the sales and marketing of some major New Home projects and second hand sales throughout the Dublin area. Previously, Lisa worked with large Dublin based development company, Heritage Properties for over 15 years, where she gained extensive property industry experience working in areas of development project management, feasibility analysis and market research.
Speakers
Suzanne Murray
Brendan Slattery
With almost twenty years’ experience in the areas of environment, planning and climate change, Brendan is recognised as an expert in both planning and environmental law at national and EU level, having advised regulatory authorities, statutory bodies, local authorities and developers on the delivery of a wide range of local and national projects.
In recent years, Brendan has advised on almost every significant infrastructure project across Ireland spanning the areas of energy, transport, water, wastewater and the agri-business sector.
Brendan lectures significantly in planning law on each of the Professional Practice Course in Conveyancing, the Diploma in Commercial Conveyancing and the Diploma in Planning and Environmental Law. He also lectures in planning and environmental law on the Diploma in Physical Planning, the Diploma in Environmental Engineering, the MSc in Environmental Science and the MSc in Biodiversity and Conservation.
