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Julia Jolley sits down with Osborne Clarke real estate partners Anastasia Gorokhova and Louise Cartwright in our latest Building Women special on why flagship events like MIPIM and UKREiiF are absolutely worth the trip.
They discuss:
⢠What really happens at MIPIM and UKREiiF
⢠How UKREiiF is rapidly becoming the must attend UK real estate event
⢠Real examples of panels, deals and new client relationships that started at these conferences
⢠How both events are evolving on diversity and inclusion and why whoâs in the room is starting to change
⢠Practical tips for first timers on planning your time, using your network and turning chance meetings into long term work -
In this episode, Daniel Cashmore and Danielle Griffiths talk about the importance of addressing defects when managing energy assets, how the approach might change depending on where you are in that asset life cycle, and their top tips on what to do when a defect crops up.
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How do we move from âindividual leadersâ to truly collaborative teams in construction?
In our latest Building Women episode, host Julia Jolley speaks to Ffion Jones, Founder of Beautiful Minds - a team coaching consultancy for the engineering, construction and infrastructure sectors - about the power of relational intelligence and why whole, âbeautiful humansâ build better projects.This conversation explores:
⢠Why, in a tech and AI-enabled world, relationships, collaboration and ârelational intelligenceâ matter now more than ever
⢠How women in a time-poor, project-driven industry can invest in their own development without guilt or burnout
⢠âGiving to gainâ: how senior women can lift others sustainably, and how early-career women can focus on 1-2 opportunities that give them satisfaction and growth
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In the first ever episode of Power Play, Daniel Cashmore talks to Matthew Buckle about how effective risk management can improve returns on investment or mitigate the impact of issues. They discuss best practice for managing poor performance, warranties, and the importance of harnessing data.
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The CQC is already rethinking its Single Assessment Framework, even though it was introduced recently in 2024. In this episode of Health Check Alice, Peter and Reshma discuss whatâs changing, ask why a leadership shuffle at the CQC also matters, and take the temperature on these latest challenges for the healthcare sector.
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How do we move beyond âfixing womenâ to fixing culture in construction? đď¸ Join us as Julia Jolley chats to Faye Allen from Rimikus in our latest Building Women podcast about building a more equitable industry. Drawing on Fayeâs book, 'Building Women', Faye shares her journey from apprentice quantity surveyor through contractor and consultancy roles to leading Rimikusâs quantum team as an expert witness in dispute resolution.
This must-listen episode covers...
Why the âleaky pipelineâ persists and practical fixes like flexibility, menopause awareness and culture change.Why we should stop telling women they have âimposter syndrome,â but address the active allyship men can practice every day.The power of setting out boundaries and knowing when to leave a toxic environment. -
Peter RuddâClarke and Alice Babbington discuss how the NHS Long Term Plan is reshaping CQC regulation. They cover extended enforcement timeframes, rapidâresponse versus routine inspections, new workforce standards, and a shift to dataâled oversight with AIâdriven early warnings. They also explore neighbourhood care models and how these could relieve pressure on NHS services, with implications for investors and providers.
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In our latest Building Women episode Julia Jolley chats with Dipalee Jukes, Founder of Ground & Water. From navigating dual cultures in London and discovering geology at Southampton, to being the only woman of colour in her early teams, Dipalee shares how grit, curiosity and bold action led her to launch a consultancy during the 2008 recession.
Tune in for an honest, energising conversation about entrepreneurship, inclusion and creating safer, sustainable places.
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Peter RuddâClarke and Kate Davies unpack the NHS Long Term Plan - âbuy once, roll outâ frameworks, a shift to valueâbased procurement, and practical bid tips. On clinical trials, they cover a single national standardised contract across NHS sites, streamlined âoneâandâdoneâ evidence submissions, and riskâbased UK rules due next April to speed study startâup and boost participation.
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How do you go from being a personal shopper to senior legal counsel of a global bank? Julia Jolley chats to Claire Grinsteed, a Real Estate Finance in-house Senior Legal Counsel, about growing up in Croydon and the people who shaped her life, including a forward-thinking head teacher.
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Julia chats with Anyi Hobson, Founder and Director at Seam Advisory. A native New Yorker with Dominican roots, Anyi shares her inspiring journey of social mobility. Raised in a multicultural home that valued hard work, she earned a scholarship to Yale and navigated careers in finance and fashion before founding Seam Advisory.
Driven by her passion for sustainability and urban planning, Anyi focuses on regeneration schemes and building communities that truly serve their users. Tune in to hear about the importance of accessibility, mindful design, and creating inclusive spaces.
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With the FCA's push for simplification of the regulatory landscape in the first half of 2025, we consider whether the government's pro-growth agenda will be achieved, and where the FCA is focusing its regulatory efforts in the meantime (spoiler alert: cryptoassets and mortgages feature!)
Kate Shattock discusses developments in the FS sector with Paul Harris, Chris Ratcliffe and Charlotte Harris.
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Join Julia Jolley for an inspirational conversation with Freya Chapman, the residential lead at Mainmark, as she shares her deeply personal journey of resilience and determination. She opens up about her battles with mental health and the trials of raising her son as a single mother. Despite navigating through challenging relationships, including those with herself, Freya has learnt to embrace her uniqueness and become a strong independent woman within the industry.đ
This episode discusses sensitive topics which may be triggering for some listeners, such as eating disorders, mental health struggles, domestic abuse, PTSD, autoimmune diseases, and chemical menopause. It also discusses late diagnosis of neurodiversity.
If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues discussed today, we encourage you to seek help and support. Useful resources and charities are listed below: for our internal listeners at OC and charities are listed below:
Resources and charities:
Mental Health: Call Samaritans on 116 123 for immediate support (Contact Us | Samaritans)Eating Disorders: Beat Eating Disorders (www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk ) offers a support helpline and information for those affected by eating disorders.Domestic Abuse: Refuge (www.refuge.org.uk ) offers support for women and children experiencing domestic violence.PTSD: PTSD UK (www.ptsduk.org ) provides information and support for those affected by PTSD.Autoimmune Diseases: Versus Arthritis (www.versusarthritis.org ) offers support for individuals living with arthritis and other autoimmune conditions.Internal resources for staff at Osborne Clarke:
Our AXA Medical insurance offers free neurodiversity assessments. Opt in anytime via the Flex platform.Arrange free counselling via OC's therapy provider, HelloSelf (access platform here). -
Product liability risks are a key concern for life sciences manufacturers: any product that interacts with the human body will have an impact on a patient's physiology; but at what point does an acceptable side-effect become an injury and so make a product defective in the eyes of the law? In this episode Osborne Clarke's regulatory lawyer Peter Rudd-Clarke sets out pointers for life sciences manufacturers as they prepare for the introduction of the new EU Product Liability Directive and upcoming reform in the UK.
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Danielle Kingdon, employment partner at Osborne Clarke, speaks to Alex Simpson and Rachel Murray of Berkshire Women's Aid
Osborne Clarke has recently partnered with Berkshire Women's Aid, a charity which provides confidential support, information, outreach services and refuge accommodation for women and their children who are affected by domestic abuse and violence, to create a podcast which discusses domestic abuse and what caring and supportive employers can do to support suspected victims of such abuse within their workplace.
This is particularly relevant since some individual MPs have recently tabled amendments to the Employment Rights Bill proposing the introduction of 10 working days' leave for victims of domestic abuse and protection against suffering a detriment or dismissal where an individual is or is suspected to be a person affected by domestic abuse. It is also being proposed that employers are placed under a duty to take all reasonable steps to prevent domestic abuse and to develop and publish a policy to support workers who are victims of such abuse.
As a firm, Osborne Clarke supports BWA. We are also looking to implement appropriate policies to support victims of domestic abuse within the firm.
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In this episode, Osborne Clarke's regulatory lawyers Alice Babbington and Peter Rudd-Clarke look at the CQC's Single Assessment Framework (SAF) against the backdrop of criticism of the regulator in recent reports commissioned by the government; and asses what the impact will be on healthcare providers and investors in the care sector.
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Welcome to Health Check, the podcast that takes the temperature on regulatory developments affecting the life sciences and healthcare sector in the UK, and offers a prescription to these challenges. In this episode, Osborne Clarke's regulatory lawyers Anna Lundy and Peter Rudd-Clarke, explore regulatory reform in the AI and healthcare world, compare events in the UK with the EU approach, and ask how has the new UK government and MHRA are supporting innovation.
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Nikki Worden, Aaron Kouhoupt and Kate Shattock reflect on learnings from Osborne Clarke's Future of Financial Services week, discussing what's next for regulation and the overlapping challenges faced by General Counsel in the UK, Europe and US.
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