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Housing associations are under increasing pressure to evidence compliance with consumer standards, yet many are still grappling with fragmented and inconsistent data across stock condition, health and safety, and tenant information.

While the need to strengthen data foundations is widely recognised, organisations often face a deeper challenge – bridging the gap between leadership ambition and organisational readiness. Questions around data ownership, trust, capability, and how teams engage with data (and increasingly AI) continue to slow progress.

This executive roundtable will bring together senior housing leaders to explore not only how to improve data quality and governance, but how to build the confidence, alignment, and cultural conditions needed to move from reactive compliance to proactive, data-driven decision-making.