Next session: 30th January 11am
Guest Speaker: Arturo Dell, Sector Specialist
Topic: TBC – stay tuned
Where? Teams
Join us for the upcoming Housing Hive webinar, where we’ll be joined by Arturo Dell, a sector specialist with over 20 years of experience working with local government, education, and housing associations. Arturo is passionate about delivering excellent, customer-focused services and is a strong advocate for the transformative potential of data and technology in the housing sector.
Throughout his career, Arturo has worked with a range of organisations, including Queen Mary University London, London Grid for Learning, Notting Hill Genesis, Aster, ForHousing, Orbit, and many more. He also serves as an associate director with Home Connections, Housemark, and 3C, and chairs the G15 Data Forum and the Information Security Forum. Arturo is a regular speaker at conferences and events, sharing his expertise on data and technology.
This session will be a little different as Arturo brings his fresh perspective and deep knowledge of the housing sector to explore how data and technology can drive innovation and transformation. We don’t want to give too much away just yet, but be sure to stay tuned for more details!
Key takeaways will include:
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from one of the sector's leading voices and gain new perspectives on the role of data and technology in housing. Keep an eye on your inbox for further details and registration information coming soon!
Justine Thompson, Lead Transformation Partner at Silva Homes
Prodo has been working in the housing sector as a leading digital partner for over 16 of our 21 years and one of the main reasons we love the sector, is different association’s capacity to share best practice with each other.
Now more than ever, we’re seeing the community collaborate and rapidly evolve its response to the COVID-19 outbreak, breaking new boundaries across digital transformation and communication.
We wanted to play our part in this collaboration, so decided to bring together as many social housing professionals from across the country together in this very unusual time of change to support each other, share ideas of what’s worked and discuss what the new future may look like. And from that, The Housing Hive was born!