FREE 45-minute webinar

At a time of increased regulation and scrutiny on the housing sector, it’s now more important than ever to know and understand how your key stakeholders view you, your people, and organisation as a whole.

Creative Bridge has been leading stakeholder surveys and engagement strategies for more than 25 years. Our expert Jacquie Anglin regularly talks to 300-plus partners and other key influencers every year for the independent perception surveys she carries out. Clients include major housing and care groups, individual housing providers, housing sector suppliers and other commercial companies.

This webinar will overview the challenges of the current regulatory environment and the impact on organisations. You’ll learn how you can understand stakeholder perceptions, shape your future strategy, influence agendas and resources and find business development opportunities with effective engagement.

This 45-minute free webinar will be chaired by Steve Hayes, Director of Corporate Affairs and Communications at GreenSquareAccord, who will be joined by Boris Worrall, Chief Executive of Rooftop Housing Group and our in-house expert, Jacquie.

• Insights on the current regulatory climate and the importance of stakeholder relationships for ensuring best practice
• Why stakeholder relationships are key to our organisational reputation
• How these surveys have shifted from a ‘nice to have’ to a ‘must have’
• The potential for using perception data for benchmarking against competitors and industry standards.

The impact on your organisation in:

• Making informed decisions using survey data to drive strategic decisions across the business
• Proactively mitigating risks with identified negative perceptions
• Strengthening relationships by demonstrating a commitment to listening to and understanding stakeholder views
• Measuring impact and ROI by using survey data to measure effectiveness of initiatives and investment.

The webinar will be held on Microsoft Teams and will be recorded and shared with attendees after the event. Event bookings will be treated as consent to the recording.