We’re delighted to announce that Jooce Marketing & PR Managing Director, Debbie Darling, will once again be supporting two important industry initiatives as an Ambassador at London Build Expo 2026.
Following her involvement in the Ambassador Programme in 2025, Debbie is returning this year as both a Women in Construction Ambassador and Mental Health in Construction Ambassador, continuing her support for greater representation, inclusion and wellbeing across the construction and built environment sectors.
London Build Expo returns for 2026
Taking place 25th-26th November, London Build Expo is moving to its new home at Excel London this year, where it will be co-located with elementalLONDON.
The two-day event will bring together thousands of professionals from across construction, architecture, engineering and the wider built environment, providing opportunities to network, share knowledge, discover new ideas and discuss some of the biggest issues and opportunities facing the sector.
The 2026 event will feature hundreds of exhibitors alongside an extensive programme of speakers, CPD-accredited content, networking events and industry-led discussions.
Championing Women in Construction
As a Women in Construction Ambassador, Debbie will be helping to support London Build’s work to drive equality across the UK’s built environment.
The initiative brings together people from across the industry who are passionate about creating an environment in which everyone can thrive. For Debbie, this is particularly important. Through Jooce Marketing & PR’s longstanding work within the construction and geotechnical sectors, she has seen first-hand the contribution women make across all areas of the industry and the importance of providing greater visibility, opportunities and support for women throughout their careers.
London Build will also host its annual Women in Construction Networking Event on Thursday 26th November, bringing professionals together to celebrate progress, discuss the challenges that remain and share experiences from across the sector.
Supporting better mental health in construction
Debbie will also continue her role as a Mental Health in Construction Ambassador.
London Build’s Mental Health in Construction initiative aims to encourage more open conversations about mental health, challenge stigma and highlight the importance of providing meaningful support for people working throughout the built environment.
Mental health and wellbeing affect people at every level of the industry, whether they are working on site, in an office, running a business or managing teams and projects. Creating a culture in which people feel able to talk, seek support and look out for one another is therefore something we believe deserves continued attention.
The Mental Health in Construction Ambassador community brings together professionals who want to help encourage those conversations and contribute towards positive cultural change across the sector.
Continuing the conversation in 2026
Being invited to represent both initiatives for a second year is something Debbie and the wider Jooce team are incredibly proud of.
At Jooce Marketing & PR, we work closely with businesses and organisations throughout the construction and geotechnical sectors, and we are proud to use our voice and industry connections to support positive change.
Would you like to join us?
Registration for London Build Expo is now open and tickets are free:
https://forms.reg.buzz/londonbuildelementallondon-2026/ambassadors
We look forward to seeing you there!
Author: Amanda Barron