Bruntwood has organised a new ‘Breakfast by Bruntwood’ morning programme as part of its quarterly breakfast seminars held at the company’s most recent investment, the reinvigorated McLaren Tower.

The purpose of these new breakfast business meetings is to provide an appropriate scenario for officials at Bruntwood to discuss issues regarding the company, the projects it is involved in and developing within the region of Birmingham.

Regarding the future of the Midlands Business Breakfast, Chris Oglesby said, “We’re exceptionally keen to play an integral part in the city’s future and allied to our property plans for the city, these breakfast events are a great way to help integrate the business community further. Bringing a group of likeminded people together to discuss topics key to Birmingham’s long-term development will hopefully go some way to achieve this.”

The first of the new events proved to be a great success as Birmingham International Airport’s chief executive, Paul Kehoe, announced BIA’s response to the scrapping of Heathrow’s Runway 3, whilst renowned Birmingham architect, Glenn Howells added further insight into the city’s major transport issues and possible solutions, such as High Speed Rail 2.

About Bruntwood:
Bruntwood is a privately owned commercial property company with over 30 years experience of providing great offices. Bruntwood owns over 90 office buildings and has office space in Liverpool, Leeds office space, Manchester and also has Birmingham office space. Bruntwood provides office space, serviced offices including serviced offices in Birmingham, virtual offices in Birmingham and virtual offices in other cities, from one desk for one month, to entire office buildings for 25 years.

Via EPR Network
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