93rd EUROCONSTRUCT Conference
9-10 June 2022, Warsaw - Poland

European Construction Market Forecasts to 2024


special topics
Consequences of the Russian-Ukrainian war and
Impact of the NextGenerationEU program on European construction

Post-pandemic potential of residential and non-residential markets

organised by PAB-PCR&F
ul. Wspolna 37/39 l.24
PL 00-519, Warszawa

Contact:
conference2022@euroconstruct.pl
 

Conference overview


Day I - Thursday, 9 June 2022

  • Pre-conference networking event


Day II - Friday, 10 June 2022

  • European macroeconomic outlook
  • European construction market outlook (by sectors) up to 2024
  • Directions of development of residential and non-residential market after the pandemic
  • Impact of the NextGenerationEU program on the development of the European construction market opportunities and threats
 

Join this conference to receive numerous advantages like first-hand construction market information from the EUROCONSTRUCT members.

Furthermore, all participants will receive our EUROCONSTRUCT Summary Report.

Good to know

This conference is part of a semi-annual series of lectures on the medium-term outlook of the European construction markets covered by the EUROCONSTRUCT network.

Benefits

Exclusive, first access to the latest macro-economic and construction market projections to 2024.
Comprehensive take-away info: Conference and Summary Report already included in standard package.

Target audience

EUROCONSTRUCT Conferences are aimed at all those involved in construction activities:

Manufacturers of building materials and equipment, construction companies, designers, architects, engineers, contractors, investors, financiers, banks, insurers, and other related professions. 

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Venues

The 93rd EUROCONSTRUCT Conference will be held in Varso Place in the strict centre of Warsaw.

It is located next to the Warsaw Central Railway station with excellent access to the airport and many high-class hotels in the immediate vicinity. Varso Place consists of three buildings: Varso 1, Varso 2 and the Varso Tower - the tallest tower in the European Union and an integral part of the Varso masterplan that revitalizes the surrounding urban quarter, which was blighted during the Second World War. The unique interior of our conference room in the Varso 2 building is stylized as the apartment of a scientist from the past, filled with original design and scientific artefacts.

We strongly believe that this very green but exceptionally modern building in a city that has been connecting East and West for centuries is the perfect place to present the upcoming EUROCONSTRUCT forecasts."
 

Varso, Warsaw - Poland

Inside Varso

Networking pre-event @ Restaurant Mloda Polka

Conference locations

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PROGRAM
PRE-CONFERENCE
T h u r s d a y

09 JUNE

Networking pre-event
Networking dinner @ Restauracja Młoda Polka
Restaurant info  |  Location on google  


PROGRAM
EUROCONSTRUCT CONFERENCE DAY
F r i d a y

10 JUNE


08:50 Opening greetings

09.00 European macroeconomic outlook
Aleksander Łaszek
Deloitte, Poland
09.30 European construction outlook towards 2024
Josep Ramon Fontana
EUROCONSTRUCT/ITeC, Spain
10.00 Post-pandemic potential of residential and non-residential markets
Krzysztof Olszewski
National Bank of Poland
10.30 Q&A session
10.40 Coffee break
11.00 European residential construction towards 2024
Antonella Stemperini
EUROCONSTRUCT/Cresme, Italy
11.30 European non-residential construction towards 2024
Mohammed Chaudhri
EUROCONSTRUCT/Experian, United Kindgdom
12.00 Impact of the NextGenerationEU program on European construction
Adam Sochacki
EUROCONSTRUCT/PAB-PCR&F, Poland
12.30 Q&A session
12.40 Next Conference announcement
12.45 Lunch break


Afternoon sesson

13.45 Economic impact of war in Ukraine
Wojciech Matysiak
PKO Bank Polski
14.15 European civil engineering towards 2024
Adam Sochacki
EUROCONSTRUCT/PAB-PCR&F, Poland
14.45 The effects of the European environmental policy on construction
Maja Kępniak
Warsaw University of Technology, Poland
15.15 Q&A session
15.30 End of conference


Who is who

Speakers of the 93rd EUROCONSTRUCT-Conference.

 

 

Aleksander Łaszek

Manager – Deloitte, Poland


PhD in economics and manager in the economic analysis team. An expert in the field of long-term economic growth and structural changes. He advises in the areas of analyzes of the impact of planned regulations and changes in implemented policies on the economy and society, and conducts research on structural changes taking place in the economy and industries. Previously, chief economist of the FOR foundation, author of numerous analyzes, reports and educational projects.


9.00 European macroeconomic outlook

 

 

Josep Ramon Fontana

Prospective Manager – Catalonia Institute of Construction Technology (ITeC), Spain


9.30 European construction outlook towards 2024

 

Krzysztof Olszewski

Economic Expert – National Bank of Poland

Dr. Krzysztof Olszewski graduated from the University of Bielefeld in Management in 2005, and in 2009 he received his PhD in Economics from Ca' Foscari University in Venice. He has been working since October 2009 at the Narodowy Bank Polski. At the beginning he was involved in the analysis of foreign direct investments and human capital development. For over ten years he has been dealing with the real estate market and the stability of the financial sector. He examines the cycles in the residential and commercial property markets, deals with the development factors of these markets and their impact on the economy. He works as an economic advisor at the Narodowy Bank Polski and cooperates with the Warsaw School of Economics.


10.00 Post-pandemic potential of residential and non-residential markets

 

 

Antonella Stemperini

Senior researcher – Cresme Ricerche Spa, Italy

Antonella Stemperini earned a master degree in economics cum laude from the University La Sapienza. After a short experience at ISTAT (National Statistical Office), she joined CRESME in 1997, where she is currently senior researcher. Since 2006, she represents CRESME within the EUROCONSTRUCT network. With her 20 years of experience, she acquired profound understanding of the world and European construction industry, construction macroeconomic scenario and market structure. She coordinated the working group for different projects in several research areas related to the construction sector, including real estate, investment, supply chain, building materials, public tenders, PPP and strategic development plans, at the province, regional and country levels.


11.00 European residential construction towards 2024

 
 

Mohammed Chaudhri

Chief Economist and Director of Market Intelligence – Experian, United Kingdom
 

11.30 European non-residential construction towards 2024

 

 

Adam Sochacki

Analyst – Construction Research and Forecasting (PAB-PCR&F), Poland


A political scientist by training, his focuses on the links between politics, economics and construction. At the PAB-PCR&F Institute Adam works as an analyst and key account manager. He is author of numerous papers in professional journals. He has been working with the EUROCONSTRUCT network for over 10 years.

12.00 Impact of the NextGenerationEU program on European construction 
14.15 European civil engineering

 

Wojciech Matysiak

Head of Real Estate Research – PKO Bank Polski, Poland

Wojciech Matysiak Head of Real Estate Research at PKO Bank Polski. Data scientist, economist. A commentator on real estate market. An expert in statistical data analytics for business and an experienced specialist in macroeconomic research. An enthusiast of innovative methods of data transformation into useful business information using modern technologies. A graduate of Quantitative Methods in Economics and Information Systems (Warsaw School of Economics), Mathematics (University of Warsaw) and Big Data (Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology). Previously professionally associated with i.a. Bank BNP Paribas and Bank Pekao.


13.45 Economic impact of war in Ukraine

 
 

Maja Kępniak

Researcher – Warsaw University of Technology, Poland

Maja Kępniak, Ph.D. graduated and received her M.Sc. degree from the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Warsaw University of Technology in 2013 and has been employed in the Department of Construction Materials Engineering since then. In 2019, she received her Ph.D. in engineering sciences by defending her thesis entitled. "Evaluation of the suitability of aggregate dust removal waste as a component of cement concrete" (honors thesis). She specializes in issues of material optimization and planning and statistical evaluation of experimental results. She deals with issues related to the use of waste materials such as expanded perlite production waste, aggregate dusting waste. She has knowledge in polymer, polymer-cement and cement composites technology.


14.45 The effects of the European environmental policy on construction

 
 

 

Online registration


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Note: Only your conference options and contact details are gathered online. The information on payment and its processing will follow in a second step after the online registration. 

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Main registration benefits

  • Be the first to receive our construction forecasts from first hand.
  • Get in contact with the speakers and our network members.
  • Obtain our construction forecast reports (depending on the selected package).
  • Take advantage of the pre-conference networking opportunities (educational skyscraper tour and networking boat dinner).

Conference sponsorship

Take advantage of our strong network, as one of the leading independent European construction market research networks for more than 40 years. We would be happy to intensify our co-operation by having you on board as our official event sponsor - see options below.

Get in touch with us:
Mr. Adam Sochacki
adam.sochacki@euroconstruct.pl





Polish Economic Society 

www.pte.pl

The Polish Economic Society (Polskie Towarzystwo Ekonomiczne, PTE) is an independent national association of economists. It was established in 1945 and continues the tradition of the Warsaw Association of Economists and Statisticians and Economic Societies operating in Cracow, Poznan and Lvov before World War II.

At present the Society has 6000 ordinary members and about 220 supporting members (firms, financial institutions, banks). It consists of 24 autonomous regional Branches, whose activities are co-ordinated by the National Board. The Polish Economic Society is a member of the International Economic Association and maintains broad international contacts. The Society's principle aim is to contribute by its activities to the development of economic thought and culture in Polish society.

Conference partners

Be one of our conference sponsors who will appear in our forecasts reports on a broad European level. See sponsorship section
 

 





 





 


 

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