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The ongoing nature of operations among ISAF nations in Afghanistan shows that close combat and sustainment necessarily remain at the heart of NATO armed forces’ engineering corps. Nonetheless, recent natural disasters have highlighted the need for a broader range of engineering skills and emphasised the importance of an effective humanitarian engineering response. As such the conference will explore the recent engineering operations in Haiti with case studies and on the ground perspectives from those engaged in the initial response and the subsequent reconstruction effort.
SMi’s Military Engineering: Combat Sustainment and Reconstruction conference will examine the changing role of the military engineer and discuss the extent to which the private sector has a role in sustainment and reconstruction.
Attend this internationally-focused event and network with distinguished representatives from across the NATO alliance. Take part in wide-ranging discussion with stimulating debate and interactive forums.
Maximise your knowledge and engage with serving military officers and leading commercial contractors to discuss integrated engineering solutions and future developments across the industry.
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Why should you attend this event?
Engage with leading military officers from a variety of NATO armed forces
Network with the people you want to meet from the military engineering community
Gain valuable knowledge and insights into a variety of case studies and recent NATO activity
React to changes in the military engineering field and adapt business practice accordingly
Hear keynote addresses from:
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Lieutenant General A D Leakey CMG CBE (Ret'd), (Former) Director General, EU Military Staff
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Major General Michael Eyre, Deputy Commanding General, Former Commanding General, Gulf Region Division, United States Army Corps of Engineers
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Major General Daniel Benjamin, Chief Engineer and Commander Operational Support Command, Canadian Armed Forces
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Major General Mungo Melvin, Senior Army Member, Royal College of Defence Studies, UK |
Chaired by Major General David Shouesmith (Ret'd), Vice-President, Aerospace and Defence, PRTM
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Our expert speaker line-up also includes:
- Colonel Norberto R Cintron, Chief Engineer, US Southern Command
- Colonel Jean-Marie Ferber, Chief Engineer, ENG Division, EuroCorps
- Colonel Otto Radlmeier, Director, NATO Military Engineering Centre of Excellence
- Colonel Goetynck Frédéric, Commanding Officer,Engineering Battalion 4, Belgian Armed Forces
- Lieutenant Colonel David Jarvis, Engineering Capabilities Integration Officer, United States Marine Corps
- Lieutenant Colonel Jeff Miller, Capabilities Branch, United States Marine Corps Engineer Centre
- Major Claire Bramma, JTF Haiti, Close Support Squadron Commander, DART, Canadian Armed Forces
- Major Simon Le Fevre, Network Manager Civil Infrastructure, CIMIC, Royal Dutch Army
- Major Xavier Thiebaut, School of Engineering, French Armed Forces
- Rod Matthews, Function Manager, Infrastructure and Economic Recovery, Stabilisation Unit, DFID, UK
- Stuart Olden, Senior Systems Engineer, BMT Defence Services
Who should attend?
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Industry Profile:
Commercial Directors
Sales Directors
Marketing Directors
Business Development Managers
Technical Developers
Heads of R&D
Managers, Land Combat Systems
Construction and Infrastructure Development
Engineering Design Services
Engineering Support Services
Consultancy/Advisory
Military Profile:
Senior Officers – Training
Senior Officers – Operational
Senior Officers – CIMIC
Plans, Policy and Doctrinal Staff
Engineering Capability
Land Warfare Centres
Analysis and Experimentation
SO1, SO2, SO3
Engineering Adjuncts
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Venue details
VENUE INFORMATION – Hilton London Kensington
179 – 199 Holland Park Avenue
London W11 4UL
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7603 3355
Fax: +44 (0) 20 7602 9397
Bordering Notting Hill, in the exclusive West London residential area of Holland Park, the Hilton London Kensington is superbly located along the elegant tree-lined avenue of Holland Park, offering easy access to the West End.
DIRECTIONS
Driving & Parking
From the M40 via the M41 or from the M4 via Hammersmith and Shepherd’s bush. Exit the M41 and turn left at the roundabout onto Holland Park Avenue. The hotel is on the right,.
There is a car park located underneath the hotel, the car parking has 100 spaces. Please note that there is a reduced charge for residents (GBP15.00 per 24 hours) and that the company who runs it operates a first come first served policy.
By Underground
Holland Park is the nearest tube station on the Central Line. As you leave the station turn right and the hotel is approximately 7 minutes down this road on the left hand side.
By Train
Heathrow to Paddington Station, 20 minutes on the Heathrow Express Train (2 – 4 trains per hour) Gatwick to Victoria Station, 30 minutes by Gatwick Express Train (2 – 4 trains per hour) Take Underground to Holland Park Tube Station
If you wish to book accommodation at the Hilton London Kensington, SMi personnel can make the booking on your behalf at SMi’s discounted rate for this hotel or any of the hotels listed on the following page. Simply contact us for the rates & return the completed booking form.
SMi’s LONDON HOTEL RESERVATION SERVICE
It really couldn’t be easier - simply complete the form below and return it on the following fax number
or email address and we’ll take care of the rest:
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