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The National Estates in Education Conference 2024

Achieving Safer and Sustainable Learning Environments

Royal Society of Medicine, London 11 June 2024, 9:00am - 4:00pm

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Edwin Birch

University of East London

Associate Director- Projects & Estates Development

Edwin Birch is a seasoned professional with over 17 years of experience in project management, currently serving as the Associate Director of the Capital Projects Team at the University of East London. In his role, Edwin plays a pivotal role in advancing the university’s mission to foster inclusive pathways to career readiness for students of all backgrounds. He brings a wealth of expertise to the table, leading initiatives that drive positive change and measurable impact through research, global partnerships, and innovative educational models.

With a strong background in leading complex initiatives to successful completion, Edwin is known for his strategic approach, attention to detail, and ability to navigate challenges effectively. His dedication to fostering an inclusive and supportive environment for students aligns perfectly with the university’s commitment to diversity and equity.

Outside of the boardroom, Edwin finds joy in two main passions: golf and gardening. Whether he’s teeing off on the green or nurturing his garden, Edwin values the balance these hobbies bring to his life, providing moments of relaxation and rejuvenation amidst his busy schedule.

In addition to his professional and recreational pursuits, Edwin is a dedicated father of two. He cherishes the time spent with his children, actively engaging in their growth and development while balancing the demands of his career. Edwin’s commitment to both his family and his work exemplifies his dedication and integrity in all aspects of his life.

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