Women in Estate Agency 2027 event tickets now on sale

Women in Estate Agency 2027 event tickets now on sale

Tickets for the Women in Estate Agency 2027 flagship event opened for sale on 2 October. The event will take place on 4 March at the Shaw Theatre, London, aiming to support and connect women in estate and letting agency sectors.

The Women in Estate Agency (WiEA) 2027 event has announced ticket availability, with the first 100 tickets released as Early Bird pairs priced at £249 each including VAT. The event is scheduled for Thursday 4 March 2027 at the Shaw Theatre, Pullman London St Pancras. It is described by organisers as more than a conference, aiming to create a unique experience focused on confidence-building, connection, and professional development for women in estate and letting agency roles.

WiEA chair Verona Frankish emphasises the event’s distinct atmosphere, highlighting that attendees often feel it is unlike any other industry gathering. The event aims to foster a supportive community where participants leave feeling more confident and connected with peers who want to see them succeed.

Event details and aims

The theme for WiEA 2027 is “We Bring the Vibe, You Bring the Tribe,” reflecting its focus on community and shared experience. The event will feature a mix of speakers from within and outside the estate agency sector, including well-known industry figures. Rightmove returns as the headline partner, and a professional host will guide the day’s proceedings.

Co-founder Liana Loporto Browne explains that the event’s power lies in bringing attendees into a space they might not normally choose to enter. This exposure can inspire confidence, new perspectives, and a sense of belonging. The event is designed not only to champion women but also to include men in the conversation to foster broader industry change.

The organisers stress that WiEA is not just another date in the diary but a key event many in the industry look forward to annually, often returning with colleagues or friends.

Background on Women in Estate Agency

Women in Estate Agency was established to address gender imbalance and support the progression of women in estate and letting agency professions. The organisation has grown into a significant platform for networking, education, and advocacy within the sector. Its flagship event serves as a focal point for these efforts, providing a space for sharing experiences, learning from leaders, and building professional networks.

The sector has seen increased focus on diversity and inclusion, recognising that a balanced workforce can enhance business performance and customer service. Events like WiEA contribute to this by highlighting challenges and opportunities specific to women in the industry.

Implications for letting agents and landlords

While the event primarily targets estate and letting agency professionals, landlords with portfolios may also find value in the broader industry insights and networking opportunities it offers. Letting agents attending can benefit from enhanced understanding of diversity and inclusion, which can improve team dynamics and client relations.

For letting agents, supporting staff attendance at such events can be part of professional development strategies that improve retention and workplace culture. Landlords working closely with agents may notice benefits in service quality and communication as agencies adopt more inclusive practices.

Considerations for attendees and industry members

Those interested in attending should consider early booking to secure the discounted Early Bird tickets. The event’s emphasis on community and confidence-building suggests it may be particularly valuable for individuals seeking to expand their professional networks or gain fresh perspectives on career development.

Industry members should also watch for announcements about the full speaker line-up and any additional workshops or sessions that may be offered. Participation in such events can complement compliance and regulatory knowledge by fostering broader professional skills and awareness.

Keeping your rental properties compliant with evolving industry standards

Membership of The Landlord Association (TLA) offers practical benefits for landlords and letting agents aiming to stay informed and compliant amid ongoing industry changes. TLA’s compliance resources and document support can assist members in managing rental documentation, recording key actions, and monitoring regulatory developments.

Additionally, TLA’s new property management and compliance platform, ORBIT, currently in BETA testing, is designed to help organise properties and portfolios, retain documentation, and access compliance information in one place. Features relevant to this include managing rental records and preparing for new obligations, which align with the professional development themes highlighted by events like WiEA.

Exploring TLA membership and ORBIT BETA access can provide members with tools and resources to complement the networking and learning opportunities from sector events, supporting effective property management and regulatory compliance.

Looking ahead, WiEA 2027 promises to be a significant gathering for estate and letting agency professionals, reinforcing the importance of diversity and inclusion in the sector. Landlords and agents alike may benefit from the insights and connections fostered by such events as the industry continues to evolve.

Sources: Letting Agent Today