A special film commissioned by NOMA, capturing the hopes, expectations, and dreams of a group of young Mancunians imagining the world of work in 2033 was premiered today at the global property event MIPIM in Cannes, France.
The film, featuring 25 young people from St James’ Primary School, in Rusholme, Manchester, opened a forward-facing panel discussion called ‘Future proofed investment: Can Manchester deliver for Generation Alpha? Imagining 2033.’
Joining Dan Hyde, Development Director for MEPC at NOMA on the panel were: Becca Heron, Strategic Director of Growth & Development at Manchester City Council, Rachel Haugh, Co-Founding Partner at architects SimpsonHaugh, Jane Healy Brown, Director at Arup and David Hilton, Business Development Director at MIDAS.