Surrey Chambers of Commerce Annual Property Lunch
18 September 2025 @ 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Join Surrey Chambers of Commerce for an afternoon of insight, networking, and industry expertise at their highly anticipated Annual Property Lunch.
The Annual Property Lunch
18th September 2025 | Guildford Pavilion
Join us for an afternoon of insight, networking, and industry expertise at our highly anticipated Annual Property Lunch.
Enjoy a delicious two-course lunch while connecting with professionals across the property and construction sectors. This year’s event features thought-provoking talks from leading voices in the industry:
Piers Leigh – Partner at Curchod & Co, Commercial Property Consultant, and Chartered Surveyor. With over 25 years of experience, Piers offers strategic insight into the commercial property market, advising owners and occupiers across the region.
Tony Jamieson – Owner of Clarke Gammon, a firm specialising in residential, rural, agricultural, and commercial property. Tony brings in-depth local knowledge and practical expertise across multiple property sectors.
5D Net Zero – Experts in carbon management and sustainability, 5D Net Zero will share how environmental considerations are reshaping the property and construction landscape. Discover how sustainability strategies are being integrated into the built environment and why it matters for long-term growth and compliance.
Together, our speakers will explore the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities in both commercial and residential property, with a strong focus on the intersection of sustainability and the built environment. We’ll also examine real-world case studies and discuss how to futureproof property assets in the face of evolving environmental legislation.
Whether you’re in real estate, construction, architecture, planning, or property investment, this event offers valuable takeaways and fresh perspectives.
Proudly sponsored by 5D Net Zero
5D Net Zero is a carbon management consultancy supporting businesses on their journey to Net Zero. They enable organisations to reduce emissions, set science-based targets, and comply with the UK government’s 2050 Net Zero targets all while driving sustainable transformation within the property sector.