Creating Better Places – Pathways and Stories with Marek Dobrowolski, with Ben Heywood from Liverpool City Council
12th November 2024
As we explore the journeys of professionals in the placemaking sector, we are excited to introduce the first episode.
We kick things off with Ben Heywood from Liverpool City Council. Ben’s career, as you will hear is a fascinating blend of commercial and public sector experience and he shares insights from his year so far at the Council, his vision for his new team and how he continues to integrate strong commercial perspective into his public service role.
Join us for an inspiring conversation with Ben Heywood as we uncover the unique paths that lead to impactful placemaking.
Categories: Regeneration Place & Social Housing
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