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Join PlaceTech and essensys at FUTURE PropTech
The opening drinks reception at this year’s FUTURE PropTech in London in May will be co-hosted by PlaceTech and essensys, the provider of mission critical software-as-a-service to the flexible workspace market.
During the two-day conference that follows, essensys will be among the companies taking part in sessions on stage. This year’s FUTURE PropTech is due to begin on the evening of Tuesday 12 May and conference and exhibition take place over the following two days, 13-14 May.
This year’s FUTURE will be held at a new venue, Magazine, in Greenwich Peninsula.
Mark Furness, CEO of essensys, said: “We’re really looking forward to speaking at Future PropTech this year. We are passionate about the industry and can’t wait to share our market perspectives as well as our take on tenant and member experience as it evolves at the intersection of space, technology and people. We are delighted to partner with PlaceTech to kick off the conference at the Welcome Reception.”
Dino Moutsopoulos, commercial director, PlaceTech, said: “Given the array of events available to sponsor, I am genuinely delighted essensys has chosen the PlaceTech / FUTURE Proptech Welcome Drinks. After a fantastic year of growth for both essensys and PlaceTech I look forward to celebrating with the essensys team in London in May.”
FUTURE PropTech is due to be attended by 2,500 delegates, with more than 100 speakers and 1,000 companies taking part, drawn from 50 countries.
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