Futurebuild has announced its ongoing partnership with the Supply Chain Sustainability School for Futurebuild 2025, taking place from 4th-6th March 2025 at Excel London. As it celebrates 20 years of championing sustainability and innovation in the built environment, this collaboration embodies its commitment to creating real, actionable change. With its Impact theme driving the agenda, Futurebuild 2025 promises to be an unmissable event for those ready to transform how the industry operates.
Empowering the Industry to Act
Futurebuild 2025 will welcome over 20,000 professionals from across the supply chain, from architects and specifiers, through to developers, contractors, and manufacturers, all united by the goal of advancing sustainability. Together, the industry will explore cutting-edge solutions, materials, and methods that deliver on net-zero ambitions.
The partnership with the Supply Chain Sustainability School amplifies this mission. With a track record of training 137,000 individuals and engaging 30,000 companies, the School is a powerhouse for change. By extending its reach globally and offering free membership to all Futurebuild attendees, this collaboration ensures access to the resources needed to embed sustainability into everyday practice.
At the heart of Futurebuild 2025 is a bold vision to drive collaboration and innovation that leads to real-world results. With nine zones covering everything from materials to energy and retrofit, plus a robust knowledge programme featuring thought leaders from the Supply Chain Sustainability School, attendees will leave equipped to make a difference.
Martin Hurn, Event Director of Futurebuild, said: “As Futurebuild marks its 20th anniversary, the theme of Impact is central to our mission. Partnering with the Supply Chain Sustainability School allows us to equip the industry with the tools, knowledge, and resources needed to drive real change. By offering free access to invaluable sustainability training, we’re empowering professionals to take action and lead the transformation towards a more sustainable built environment.”
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