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Content Chief Executive’s foreword ......................................2 DAY 1 at a glance......................................................4 DAY 2 at a glance......................................................6 DAY 3 at a glance......................................................8 The Conference platform.......................................11 Conference Opening..............................................13 DAY 1 - Keynote Speakers.......................................14 DAY 1 - Panellists....................................................15 RISE Awards............................................................19 Day 2 - Keynote Speakers.......................................21 DAY 2 - Panellists....................................................24 DAY 2 - Panellists....................................................26 Further Features.....................................................29 DAY 3 - Keynote Speakers.......................................31 DAY 3 - Panellists....................................................33 We thank our Sponsors..........................................43 Our Media Partners................................................43
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Chief Executive’s foreword Now, more than ever, we need a strong rail supply sector to reboot our economy. Darren Caplan, Chief Executive of the Railway Industry Association
At last year’s Annual Conference, giving my speech to a crowded room of members, I launched our annual theme for 2020: “Building customer-focused rail at home and abroad.”
the rail supply sector, the focus on the past few months has been squarely on getting work done in a difficult situation – ensuring passenger and freight rail services could continue to run for key workers and resources, whilst supporting employees and the public to go about their work safely. Along with other parts of the rail industry, RIA members were pivotal in keeping the UK running at a critical time. The industry should be proud of itself for this.
The theme aimed to capture the role of the rail supply sector in the changing industry landscape. “Building customer-focused rail” alluded to the shortly due Williams Rail Review and Network Rail’s restructure, both of which were to herald a new relationship with passengers and freight users, whilst “at home and abroad” sought to highlight the changing relationship the UK would have with international partners post-Brexit. Looking back, it seemed 2020 would the year of new beginnings for the industry, both domestically and internationally.
As we approach the end of 2020, thoughts now turn to what part the railway industry can play in an uncertain future. Some challenges and opportunities remain from last year – we still await the Williams Rail Review, we are yet to leave the EU transition period and the Government is yet to set out its Infrastructure Strategy or its plan for the decarbonisation of transport.
However, 2020 was certainly not the year we expected it to be. The Coronavirus pandemic took us all by surprise, and meant that many political priorities, like industry restructure, were postponed as the Government and UK rail dealt with the immediate situation. For businesses in
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But some challenges – and opportunities – are new. We face a world where customer confidence will need to be restored for
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#RIAConf20 passenger numbers to return to the preCoronavirus period. We face an economy in drastic need of revival. And we face potentially tighter budget restraints, meaning the sector must be able to prove value for money for Government and clients.
person this year our Conference will still be as vital as ever. We have Ministers, key policy makers and influencers, client representatives and industry leaders all ready to hear your thoughts and views. Importantly, the Conference will also be an opportunity to celebrate the work of the sector of the past few months. Our Rail Industry Supplier Excellence (RISE) Awards will take place on 4 November and will provide a chance for the RIA members to relax and socialise, with a virtual but participative Cocktail-Making Masterclass delivered directly to the comfort of your own home. We look forward to what is set to be a night of fun and celebration!
Our theme for this year’s Annual Conference, and for 2021, is “How UK rail can reboot the economy”. RIA members have a vital role to play in the UK’s economic recovery – the railway network touches every nation and region of the country, meaning investment in rail will give a direct boost to the towns and communities that need it most. And, crucially, rail is one of the greenest modes of transport, meaning any recovery that focuses on rail will be a sustainable recovery too.
I and the RIA team really do look forward to seeing many of you at the Conference, and discussing how rail can reboot the economy. If you or your colleagues want to come but are yet to buy a ticket, please go to www.riagb.org.uk/ac2020 or contact a member of RIA staff. See you there!
RIA, alongside Women in Rail, will also be launching at this year’s conference a crosssector Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Charter for rail, to help support social mobility, grow UK STEM skills, and increase the talent pool from which the future leadership of the rail sector will be drawn. We hope RIA members support this. The RIA Annual Conference 2020 provides the perfect opportunity to discuss all these issues. And whilst we can’t meet in
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Darren Caplan Chief Executive, RIA
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DAY 1 at a glance
Wednesday 4 November
Date
Start
Finish Description
09:00
09:30
Rolling Stock Decarbonisation Breakfast Networking
09:30
09:50
Annual Conference Opening: Key issues facing the UK rail supply sector
09:50
10:30
Keynote: Leadership in (very) uncertain times
11:00
11:50
Panel Discussion: A 30-year plan for rolling stock
12:00
12:45
Rail Wellbeing Live: Stress
12:15
12:45
Railway Benefit Fund: Here to support and benefit the rail industry
12:15
12:45
London Transport Museum: Hear our latest plans to inspire curiosity in transport and shape the future
12:15
12:45
Railtex / Infrarail: Open forum: Joining forces to support the rail industry in a post Covid world (Railtex/Infrarail)
13:00
13:45
Rail Wellbeing Live: Why wellbeing is important
14:00
14:50
Panel Discussion: Rail Supply Group - act now
15:00
15:40
Interview: How can HS2 help reboot the UK economy?
19:00
20:50
RISE Awards
20:50
21:20
Post Awards Networking
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#RIAConf20 Speakers Breakout Room – open to all Darren Caplan, Chief Executive, Railway Industry Association Andy Byford, Commissioner, Transport for London Sambit Banerjee, Managing Director Rolling Stock & Customer Services, Siemens Mobility Ltd; Mary Grant, CEO, Porterbrook; Mark Hopwood, Managing Director, South Western Railway; Mik Scarlet; Susie Homan, Director of People, Operations and Railway Strategy, Rail Delivery Group; Steve White, Chief Operating Officer, GTR; Tim Jenkins, CEO, Gemini Rail Group Carole Spiers Breakout Room – open to all Breakout Room – open to all Breakout Room – open to all Dame Carol Black Philip Hoare, President, Atkins and Chair, Rail Supply Group; Anna Delvecchio, Development Dir. - Transportation UK & Europe, Mott MacDonald; Darren James, CEO, Keltbray Group; James Bain, CEO UK&I, Worldline; Hannah Vickers, CEO, ACE; John Chappell, Associate Partner, CPC Project Services, and Chair, RIA SME Group Mark Thurston, Chief Executive, HS2 Hosted by Pete Waterman, RBF, and Paul Clifton, BBC Transport Correspondent Breakout Room – open to all
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DAY 2 at a glance
Thursday 5 November
Date
Start
Finish Description
09:00
09:25
Digital / Signalling / Software Breakfast Networking
09:30
10:00
Keynote: The government’s pri-orities for export policy
10:10
10:40
Interview: The government's priorities for rail policy
11:00
11:40
Keynote: The opposition's prior-ities for rail policy
12:00
12:45
Rail Wellbeing Live: Mental health
12:15
12:45
National Rail Museum
12:15
12:45
Network Rail
13:00
13:30
Keynote: Transforming infra-structure delivery
14:00
14:50
Panel Discussion: Delivering project excellence
15:00
15:50
Panel Discussion: Build back bet-ter
16:00
16:40
Interview: UK rail - a long term view
17:00
17:45
Rail Wellbeing Live: Inside Out
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#RIAConf20 Speakers Breakout Room – open to all Graham Stuart MP, Exports Minister Chris Heaton-Harris MP, Rail Minister Jim McMahon MP, Shadow Transport Secretary Ruby Wax Breakout Room – open to all Breakout Room – open to all Nick Smallwood, Chief Executive, Infrastructure & Projects Authority Sue Kershaw, MD Transport, Costain; Mark Wild, CEO, Crossrail Ltd; David Hughes, Director of Strategy & Programme, Transport for the North; David Bennett, Delivery Director, HS2 Ltd; Alasdair Reisner, CEO, CECA; Stuart Calvert, Capital Delivery Director Wales & Western John Larkinson, Interim Chief Executive, Office for Rail and Road; Rob McIntosh, Managing Di-rector Eastern Region, Network Rail; Nick Bis-son, Director for High Speed Two Phase Two, DfT; Jo Moffatt, Practice Director, Atkins; Rus-sell Jackson, Head of Rail EMEA, AECOM Sir Peter Hendy CBE, Chairman, Network Rail Rob Stevenson
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DAY 3 at a glance
Friday 6 November
Date
Start
Finish Description
09:00
09:30
Exports / International Focus Breakfast Networking
09:40
10:50
Panel Discussion: Rebooting exports for UK plc
11:00
11:50
Panel Discussion: Skills, opportunity, and inclusion
Please note that timingsInterview: and details are subject change. More speakers 12:00 12:40 A difficult yeartoahead - challenges and are still opportunities for UK rail in 2021 12:40
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Annual Conference Summary & Close
Workshops
There will be optional breakout rooms open to all delegates to join partners such as RSSB, Railtex, Railway Benefit Fund, London Transp sessions on specific topics, so do make sure to check the platform a
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#RIAConf20 Speakers Breakout Room – open to all Jake Rudham, Marketing Director, Unipart Rail and Interim RSG Exports & Investment Industry Champion; Steve Butcher, Executive General Manager & CEO, Rail Business Group, John Holland, Australia; Simon Argyle, Counsellor, Competitiveness, Connectivity and Innovation, UK Mission to the EU; Louis Taylor, Chief Executive, UK Export Finance; Kaspars Briskens, Head of Strategy & Development, Rail Baltica; Shanker Singham, Chief Executive Officer, Competere; Lucy Prior, Business Engagement Director, 3Squared, and Vice-Chair, RIA SME Group Dyan Crowther, CEO, HS1, and Chair, NSAR; Florence Eshalomi AM MP; George Chilcott, Chairman, Young Rail Professionals; Adeline Ginn, Group Strategy and Legal Director, CPMS Group, and Founder, Women in Rail; Professor Clive Roberts, Professor of Railway Systems, University of Birmingham, Judith McNicol, Director, National Railway Museum; Mohanad Ismail, Senior Systems Consultant, WPS, and National Vice Chairman, YRP being added, so please check the latestNetwork agenda Rail on the event website and platform. Andrew Haines OBE, Chief Executive, David Tonkin, Chairman, Railway Industry Association
n on a first come, first served basis. Rooms will be hosted by RIA port Museum and National Railway Museum. Plus networking agenda for full details when it goes live at the end of the month!
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The Conference platform The RIA Annual Conference 2020 will be hosted on CrowdComms. There are many reasons why we selected this particular platform, the main ones being: • Its user-friendliness and easy navigation – you will know exactly where to be when and how to access it. • Its one-to-one networking option – reach out to old friends and new colleagues for a face-to-face chat, just like you would at an in-person event. • Its ability to let you watch live or on demand – all sessions will be streamed live and remain available to delegates for 10 days post event. • Its live Q&A sessions – meaning our audience can get involved and have their say on today’s burning issues facing the UK rail industry. • And the fact that – in the unlikely event of a technical issue – we will have a helpdesk manned by real people at the conference. The RIA Annual Conference 2020 platform will go live at the end of October when registered delegates will be able to familiarise themselves with the layout, take a look at the programme and put together their personal agenda of sessions they want to attend live or on demand.
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Conference Opening
Meet your Conference Moderator Paul Clifton | Transport Correspondent, BBC Paul Clifton is a broadcaster and writer on transport issues. He has been the BBC’s transport correspondent for southern England for 26 years and has appeared across all BBC news outlets. He is a frequent contributor to Rail, Rail Review and other publications, and has won all the major awards in his field. Paul is a Fellow of both the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, and of the Institution of Highways and Transportation, as well as being a Chartered Geographer. Meet your RIA Chief Executive Darren Caplan | Chief Executive, Railway Industry Association Darren joined RIA as Chief Executive in January 2017. Since then he has led the RIA team, with a mission to promote rail supply sector growth, increase RIA’s visibility amongst political and stakeholder decision makers and influencers, and ensure RIA develops into the very best trade association it can be for its members. In July 2018, RIA won the Trade Association Forum’s Conference of the Year.
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DAY 1 - Keynote Speakers Andy Byford | Commissioner, TfL Andy Byford is a transport professional whose thirty-year career has spanned three continents. He joined London Underground in 1989 as a uniformed Station Foreman before working his way up to General Manager of the Bakerloo, Central and Victoria Lines. After a spell as Operations and Safety Director of two mainline train operating companies, Andy’s career took him to Sydney, Canada and New York. He returned to Transport for London in June 2020 as Commissioner.
Mark Thurston | Chief Executive, HS2 As the CEO of High Speed Two (HS2) Ltd, Mark has the privilege and ultimate responsibility for leading the company that has been charged with delivering a new high speed railway that will connect the major cities of the UK. Mark joined HS2 Ltd in March 2017; he has some 30 years’ experience including leadership roles in engineering, project and programme management and business operations. Mark worked on both the London 2012 Olympics and Crossrail. He was previously the European MD of engineering and projects company CH2M.
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DAY 1 - Panellists Sambit Banerjee | Managing Director, Rolling Stock & Customer Services Siemens Mobility Limited As business unit lead, Sambit oversees the delivery of new train fleets such as the Piccadilly Line trains as part of the Deep Tube Upgrade Programme, delivered Thameslink, Eurostar and South West Trains. He is also responsible for maintenance, modifications and upgrades of existing fleets such as the Trans Pennine, West Midlands , South West Trains and the development Siemens Mobility’s new train manufacturing facility at Goole. Mary Grant | CEO, Porterbrook Mary joined Porterbrook in 2017 and has over 24 years’ experience working in the UK and international transport sector. Previous roles include leading Eurostar’s new fleet introduction and business change programme, managing director new business development at National Express, divisional managing director, bus and rail at FirstGroup and managing director ScotRail. She has a proven track record of improving operational performance and delivering financial success as well as driving positive culture change within organisations. Mark Hopwood | Interim Managing Director, South Western Railway Mark has been leading South western Railway since January 2020. He was seconded in to SWR from sister company GWR, where he has held the position of Managing Director since 2008. Over his 30-year railway career, Mark has worked in both front line and more strategic roles, covering periods with BR, Thames Trains, Railtrack, First North Western, c2c, WAGN, Silverlink Trains and Gatwick Express.
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Panellists continued... Mik Scarlet Mik Scarlet is a leading expert in inclusive practice within the Public Transport sector, having worked with Network Rail, HS2, several UK TOCs, Transport for London, Translink (NI), SNCF (Fr.) & local and national government, including the ORR and the DfT. A special area of Mik’s expertise focuses around inclusive service and design for disabled and older people. Before moving into this sector, Mik was one of the UKs first disabled media celebrities, working as a presenter, reporter and journalist for the BBC, ITV, C4, C5, Sky, The Huffington Post and several print outlets. Susie Homan, Director of People, Operations and Railway Strategy, Rail Delivery Group Susie is a commercially focused leader, with an extensive background in community and stakeholder management for rail and construction projects. With 20+ years of experience within the transport sector, she is experienced in leading franchise changes, operations support services, stakeholder relationships, and contract compliance. Susie is widely accomplished in developing and enhancing the customer relationship and stakeholder management and is experienced in the delivery of successful change programmes and projects. Steve White, Chief Operating Officer, GTR; Tim Jenkins, CEO, Gemini Rail Group Steve White is a Char-tered Engineer who has held executive appointments involving the operation and maintenance of metro, commuter and long-distance services at London Underground, Silverlink Trains, Eurostar and Siemens PLC. He joined London Underground as Operations Director for the Subsurface Railway where he was responsible for forty per cent of the London Underground network in a vertically integrated business consisting of operations and infrastructure management through a period of major change. 22 Headfort Place, London SW1X 7RY +44 (0)20 7201 0777
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#RIAConf20 Philip Hoare | President, Atkins & Chair, Rail Supply Group Philip is President of Atkins, SNC-Lavalin’s Engineering, Design & Project Management sector. He is a highly respected leader in the UK market having worked on behalf of the UK Government and the industry to develop a new Sector Deal for rail as part of the government’s Industrial Strategy. Philip has also held a number of positions across the industry including roles on the Boards of the Railway Industry Association, the Rail Supply Group, the Defence Growth Partnership and the National College of High Speed Rail. Anna Delvecchio |Development Director - Transportation UK & Europe, Mott MacDonald Anna started her professional journey as an apprentice. In her 25-year career since then, she has rapidly risen through the ranks holding several senior commercial, development and programme management roles. Anna co-led the transport industry’s coordinated response to the Government’s industrial strategy, in the form of an ambitious Sector Deal for the rail sector, which was successfully secured in December 2018. Tim Jenkins, CEO, Gemini Rail Group Spent 25 years in the Automotive sector working for a number of Tier 1 companies carrying out a number of European Leadership roles Came into the Rail sector in 2006 and joined Bombardier running the Crewe Operations, then ran UK Heavy Maintenance before moving to Sweden for 5 years running the Nordic region for the Service Division. Returned to the UK in 2016 and was MD of Kiepe Electric before joining and becoming CEO of Gemini Rail Group late 2018.
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Panellists continued... Darren James | Chief Executive Officer, Keltbray Group Darren James was appointed Chief Executive of the Keltbray Group in April 2020. Prior to this he was an Executive Director of Costain Group PLC from 2007 as Managing Director of the £1.2bn Infrastructure Division for over 10 years and latterly as the Chief Operating Officer for the Costain Group. In addition to overall P+L responsibility for the Groups operations he held specific responsibility at the Executive Board for Safety, Health and Environment and Chaired the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Board. James Bain, CEO UK&I, Worldline James has worked within UK rail for more than twenty years. Starting as a Catering Clerk with Virgin Trains in 1999 through to CEO of Worldline for the UK&I, taking on legacy British Rail systems. James chairs the UK Rail Data Council which was formed out of the Rail Sector Deal. James is also Chairing RailAid to support the Railway Children Charity bringing the rail industry together to help children on the streets. John Chappell, Associate Partner, CPC Project Services, and Chair, RIA SME Group As the RIA SME Group Chair, I am delighted to attend the RIA Annual Conference and to represent SMEs in the RSG, Act Now session. I look forward to hearing the latest progress, the views of delegates, and to exploring the part we can all play in making the initiatives a success. In my role at CPC Project Services, a ‘medium-sized’ SME consultancy, I lead transport advisory work encompassing technology and process change, project and programme management solutions across UK rail sector clients. Speakers are still being added. Full biographies available on the event website.
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RISE Awards RISE Awards: Celebrating Railway Industry Supplier Excellence All participants in the RIA Annual Conference are cordially invited to join us for an evening of celebration and networking on 4 November 2020.
“As President of the Railway Benefit Fund (RBF) and a huge rail supporter, it is my pleasure to be hosting the second annual RISE Awards, showcasing supplier excellence, on the opening night of the RIA Annual Conference.
The evening will commence at 19:00 with a virtual cocktail masterclass with the renowned Hedgerow Spirits. Your choice of alcoholic or non-alcoholic gin package is included in your delegate ticket and will be shipped on 23 October (make sure to book your ticket in time!).
I look forward to celebrating the nominees and winners for the impact and value they have brought to the industry during what has been a very difficult year. A timely opportunity to recognise so much excellence, innovation and resilience from RIA members.
Our hosts Pete Waterman and Paul Clifton will then lead through an exciting evening, celebrating all those amazing award winners and short-listed nominations. A top-class raffle in aid of RIA’s chosen charity partner 2020, the Railway Benefit Fund, networking opportunities and a second cocktail making session will round off the event in style. Look out for more news about the evening, including short-listed award entries, judges, and details on how to support the RFB raffle, in our RISE Awards brochure and website soon!
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As RIA’s Charity of the Year, RBF are grateful to be benefiting from the charity raffle to be drawn on the night. Dig deep for some fabulous prizes knowing that the money raised will go towards helping the UK Railway Family through tough times. We are delighted that RIA have already raised over £4,000 for RBF during the year which makes a huge difference to the work we do. Thank you or your support and generosity.”
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Partner AD1 WOMEN IN RAIL: WORKING TOGETHER TO IMPROVE GENDER BALANCE, EQUALITY, DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION IN UK RAIL Women in Rail (WR), a charity founded in 2012, comprises men and women from the UK railway sector, working together alongside major stakeholders in the industry to support the development, promotion and attraction of women in the UK railway sector and, more broadly, improve gender balance, equality, diversity and inclusion in rail. With a more gender diverse workforce comes different experiences and skill sets, as well as new ideas and ways of working, all of which ultimately bring about positive changes and economic competitiveness. It is therefore crucial to develop female talent and promote the rail industry as an attractive career choice to young girls. Support WR holds regular networking events and workshops across the UK through its 8 regional groups, bringing together women and men from across the rail industry and providing them with a forum to expand their network and explore some of the key issues which they have identified as holding them back in their career. WR runs a successful cross-industry mentoring programme where women receive guidance from senior professionals within the industry to develop their confidence and professional skills. Since 2020, the programme also welcomes male mentees to be mentored by a senior female mentor, to the extent possible. Development WR encourages key stakeholders to identify their female talent, engage with their employees and work with them to foster the next generation of female leaders, improve diversity and inclusion and help secure and retain talent.
Key partners of WR include NSAR, RSSB, RDG, BEIS and of course, the DfT. The membership of WR currently includes 5,000 representatives of all grades and roles from a wide range of companies within the UK rail industry. Attraction By forging partnerships with like-minded groups and actively supporting their initiatives, WR aims to position rail as an attractive career choice for young women. This involves showcasing existing and upcoming female talent and role models, for instance, in its reports identifying the 20 Most Inspirational Women in UK rail (2016) and the 20 Rising Stars of UK rail (2017). For the last 4 years, WR has hosted an awards ceremony, the Women in Rail Awards to celebrate the charity’s core values and showcase inspirational colleagues, peers, managers, teams and organisations who are working hard to improve gender balance, equality, diversity and inclusion in the UK rail industry. The charity also runs the hugely successful Big Rail Diversity Challenge, a day of fun where diverse teams go head to head in physical and mental challenges. Campaigning WR was the first to release an industry-wide surveys of the male:female ratio and skills gap in the UK rail sector in 2015. The survey revealed that 16.4% of the workforce in UK rail are women, mostly in non-decision making roles, and identified the skills gap. In 2019, WR launched SWIFT, a peer-to-peer network of senior men and women in rail whose purpose is to develop high potential women and foster the next generation of female leaders in UK rail.
Women in Rail | Charity No. 1167835 | W: womeninrail.org | E: wr@womeninrail.org
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Day 2 - Keynote Speakers
Graham Stuart MP | Exports Minister Graham was elected as the Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness in 2005. He joined the Department for International Trade in January 2018 as Minister for Investment. In February 2020 he was appointed Minister for Exports. In Parliament Graham: chaired the Education Select Committee (2010 to 2015); was Assistant Government Whip with responsibility for the Department of Health, and later for HM Treasury and the Ministry of Defence (2016 to 2018)
Chris Heaton-Harris MP | Rail Minister Chris Heaton-Harris was appointed as a Minister of State at the Department for Transport on 25 July 2019. He was previously a Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the Department for Exiting the European Union. Previously he was Comptroller of HM Household (Government Whip) and Vice Chamberlain of HM Household (Government Whip). He was elected Conservative MP for Daventry in May 2010.
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Keynote speakers continued... Jim McMahon MP | Shadow Transport Secretary Before becoming an MP, Jim was a Councillor in Oldham for 13 years and the Leader of the Council. He served on the Greater Manchester Combined Authority with responsibility for transport. As an MP, Jim has served as Parliamentary Private Secretary to former Labour deputy leader, Tom Watson and was subsequently appointed as Shadow Minister for Local Government and Devolution in 2016. In April 2020, Jim was appointed by Keir Starmer to serve in Shadow Cabinet as Shadow Transport Secretary a role which he currently holds.
Nick Smallwood | Chief Executive, Infrastructure and Projects Authority Nick is the Chief Executive Officer of the Infrastructure and Projects Authority and Head of Government’s Project Delivery Function. Nick is the former Vice President for Projects Engineering and Chief Projects Engineer at Shell. He joins the IPA with 37 years’ experience of managing complex project portfolios and having developed Shell’s Global Project Academy.
Sir Peter Hendy CBE |Chairman, Network Rail Sir Peter has been the Chair of Network Rail since July 2015, and Chair of the London Legacy Development Corporation since July 2017. He was previously Commissioner of Transport for London (TfL) since 2006, having served since 2001 as TfL's Managing Director of Surface Transport. Sir Peter led, and played a key role in preparing for, the successful operation of London's transport for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. He started his transport career in 1975 as a London Transport graduate trainee.
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DAY 2 - Panellists Sue Kershaw | MD Transport, Costain Sue has a strong track record for driving complex, high profile transport and construction programmes to delivery. She is currently president of the Association for Project Management, a member of the Mayor of London’s Infrastructure Advisory Panel and a Royal Academy of Engineering visiting professor at the Bartlett School of Construction and Project Management, University College London. Mark Wild | CEO, Crossrail Ltd Mark has had more than 30 years leading complex and critical infrastructure. A chartered electrical engineer he started his career in the electricity sector, but the majority of his experience has been in transportation. He has had a long career in operating and building major transportation infrastructure. He is the former Managing Director of Westinghouse Signals and was the CEO of Public Transport Victoria. Mark has also been the Managing Director of London Undergound. In December 2018 he was appointed CEO of Crossrail, Europe’s largest infrastructure project. David Hughes | Director of Strategy & Programme, TfN David leads the Strategy and Programme teams at Transport for the North. He has a wealth of experience in transport strategy, investment and delivery, with first-hand knowledge of major projects and multibillion-pound capital investment programmes. Born in Stockport, David returned to the North from Transport for London (TfL), where he spent 15 years across several leadership roles. Prior to his roles in the transport sector, David worked for Deloitte Consulting, the Ministry of Defence and NATO.
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#RIAConf20 Alasdair Reisner | Chief Executive, Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA) CECA is the representative body for the UK’s civil engineering contractors, who build and maintain the nation’s critical infrastructure networks in the key sectors of transport, energy, water, waste, and communications. CECA represents over 300 contractors of all sizes, covering approximately 80% of the civil engineering market in Great Britain, including 80p in every pound spent on rail construction. CECA members employ close to 200,000 people and deliver work worth around £15 billion every year. David Bennett, Delivery Director, HS2 Ltd David Bennett is the Delivery Director for Phase One. He joined HS2 from global engineering firm Jacobs and has wide ranging experience of delivering complex projects across the globe. Following the recent publication of our proposed operating model with a focus on construction, David will play a key role in leading and developing the detailed design of the new construction directorate. John Larkinson | Chief Executive, Office of Rail and Road (ORR) John has been Chief Executive of the Office of Rail and Road (ORR) since October 2018. Prior to this, he was ORR Director of Railway Markets and Economics, responsible for the 2018 periodic review of Network Rail, the ORR’s consumer role, decisions on track and station access and industry financial analysis, and leading on policy issues for Scotland and Wales. He previously held a number of other senior roles at ORR, having joined ORR from the Strategic Rail Authority where his final role was as Director of Network Regulation & Affordability.
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Panellists continued... Rob McIntosh, Managing Director Eastern Region, Network Rail Rob undertook a mechanical engineering apprenticeship after leaving school, starting his rail career by becoming a Railtrack graduate in 1996 and has 15 years’ experience of delivering railway projects. As Vice President Delivery at Invensys Rail Northern Europe (now Siemens Rail Automation), Rob was involved with both mainline UK and London Underground projects as well as international projects in Europe and Asia.
Nick Bisson, Director for High Speed Two Phase Two, DfT Nick has been the DfT Director for High Speed Two Phase Two since 2014. He also led the Government’s 2015 work on the Northern Transport Strategy, and was then asked to take responsibility for Northern Powerhouse Rail as well in 2017. He joined the Civil Service having completed a PhD in statistics, and completed the Major Projects Leadership Academy in 2016. He has worked on secondment in the Downing Street policy directorate; at the European Commission in Brussels; and at West Sussex County Council as assistant head of service for highways and transport. Jo Moffatt, Practice Director, Atkins; Jo is a chartered civil engineer, and Strategic Rail Market Partner in Atkins’ Transportation Engineering practice. She has wide-ranging consultancy experience in Transportation and Energy, and has worked at Atkins for over 20 years. With a technical background in bridge engineering, she has taken project management responsibility on several multi-disciplinary projects and held senior roles in business operations, client key account management, business change and strategic capability development. Jo is a Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers.
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#RIAConf20 Russell Jackson, Head of Rail EMEA, AECOM Russell Jackson is AECOM’s Head of Rail, EMEA. A Chartered Civil Engineer with around 25 years’ experience in business management, major project design management and multidisciplinary engineering of infrastructure projects, Russell is responsible for leading and growing AECOM’s rail business in the UK, Europe, Middle East and Africa. He leads AECOM’s strategy across circa 1,500 professional staff in rail including as Network Rail Account Manager. He is AECOM’s Alliance Leadership Team member on the Rail Systems Alliance (South) 10- year contract with Network Rail and Colas Rail, and leads AECOM strategies in third party investment, alternative delivery and Market Led Proposals. Speakers are still being added. Full biographies available on the event website.
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Railways are the fundamental story of human ingenuity, innovation and transformation. Carrying Britain into the modern age, they transformed our lives. The National Railway Museum is on an ambitious five-year journey to wholly reimagine how we share this story with the world and sow the seeds of future rail ingenuity. This story is everyone’s story and we can’t tell it without you. Become a Corporate Partner by contacting katherine.mills@railwaymuseum.org.uk
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Further Features Networking We are pleased to offer a variety of networking opportunities throughout the conference. This includes being able to easily connect with colleagues on a one-to-one level (via our user-friendly platform) – just like you would at our inperson events!
Wellbeing The Railway Industry Association supports the Rail Wellbeing Alliance in their mission to inspire healthy lives and improve the physical and mental wellbeing of everyone in the rail industry. Rail Wellbeing Live (RWL) is a virtual event also taking place on 4-5 November 2020, offering presentations about mindfulness, livestreams on how to improve your sleep or take part in yoga workshops.
Workshops There will be optional breakout rooms open to all delegates to join on a first come, first served basis. Rooms will be hosted by RIA partners such as RSSB, Railtex, Railway Benefit Fund, London Transport Museum and National Railway Museum. Plus networking sessions on specific topics, so do make sure to check the platform agenda for full details when it goes live at the end of the month!
We will be streaming some RWL content for you, as industry leaders, via our RIA Annual Conference platform: Wednesday 4 November | 12:00 – 12:45
Carol Spires on stress
Wednesday 4 November | 13:00 – 13:45
Dame Carol Black on why wellbeing is important
Thursday 5 November | 12:00 – 12:45
Ruby Wax on mental health
Thursday 5 November | 17:00 – 17:45
Rob Stevenson on why and how senior leaders should be ambassadors for change by talking about their own mental health experiences
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DAY 3 - Keynote Speakers
Andrew Haines OBE | Chief Executive, Network Rail Andrew was appointed as Chief Executive and Board member of Network Rail in August 2018. Andrew has refocussed the organisation to become one that is on the side of passengers and freight users; that is easy to engage with and is an efficient and dependable partner; a company people are proud to work for; instinctively recognised as an industry leader. Prior to joining Network Rail, Andrew served as Chief Executive of the Civil Aviation Authority after a wide-ranging career in the rail industry, which included roles as Managing Director of South West Trains, and Managing Director of the Rail Division for First Group plc.
David Tonkin | Chairman, Railway Industry Association David has held a series of senior financial and business leadership posts in a number of different industries. His last permanent executive role was CEO of Atkins UK and Europe, the UK’s largest engineering consultancy providing excellent engineering services to a large range of industries. Since stepping down in August 2015 he has been focusing on building a non-executive portfolio. David is currently Chairman of the Railway Industry Association where he has previously served as a council member and/or Chairman over an eight-year period.
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DISTRIBUTED BRAKE CONTROL EP2002 Distributed Brake Control is an advanced rail vehicle brake control system, designed and manufactured in the UK by Knorr-Bremse, and exported around the world. For more information about EP2002 and the full portfolio of Knorr-Bremse Cross-connected Systems for all rail vehicle types, which includes braking, HVAC, sanding, train doors, toilets, wash/wipe, digital monitoring and energy management solutions please visit: www.knorr-bremse.co.uk
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DAY 3 - Panellists Jake Rudham | Marketing Director, Unipart Rail and Interim RSG Exports & Investment Industry Champion In his role as the Exports Champion Jake is working closely with government and industry partners to help grow UK rail exports. He has over 26 years’ experience of international markets, exports and bringing new products and services to market. Jake joined Unipart Rail in 2017 where his role as Marketing Director also encompasses new products and product management.
Steve Butcher | Executive General Manager & CEO, Rail Business Group, John Holland, Australia Steve has over 35 years’ experience in the rail industry and is regarded as one of the most experienced global rail experts, having worked in the UK, Middle East, India, USA, Australia and Asia Pacific regions. Steve’s role as the Chief Executive Officer for John Holland Rail, is amongst others responsible for planning, leading and executing the full end to end rail portfolio of rail engineering, design and construction and the Operations and Maintenance businesses.
Simon Argyle | Counsellor, Competitiveness, Connectivity and Innovation, UK Mission to the EU As Counsellor, Simon is responsible for representing HMG with the EU institutions across a varied and cross cutting range of UK interests, including internal market, transport, space, research, digital, state aid and broader industry portfolios, including defence. Post exit, Simon has also worked closely with Task Force Europe and broader Whitehall interests to ensure the UK secures an FTA and associated side arrangements.
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Panellists continued... Louis Taylor | Chief Executive, UK Export Finance Before joining UKEF, Louis held a range of senior roles at Standard Chartered Bank, including from 2013-15 as Chief Operating Officer of Group Treasury, based in London. Before that, he spent three years as the bank’s CEO for Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos, based in Ho Chi Minh City. During this time he was also Vice Chairman of the European Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (Eurocham). He joined Standard Chartered in London in 2004, working in Group Corporate Development, which undertakes the bank’s acquisitions, divestments and other inorganic growth initiatives. Shanker Singham, Chief Executive Officer, Competere Shanker Singham is Chief Executive Officer of Competere, Chairman of GENN, Chairman of Global Vision and an academic fellow to the IEA. Shanker has recently been appointed to the Trade and Agriculture Commission. He sits on the Wilton Park Advisory Committee and is a life member of the Council on Foreign Relations, and Bretton Woods Committee. Shanker was an advisor to the US Trade Representative and to the UK Trade Secretary on international trade issues and is a non-Government Adviser to the International Competition Networks. Lucy Prior | Business Engagement Director, 3Squared Lucy’s railway career has seen her work in a number of commercially-focussed roles in the rolling stock and infrastructure sub supply-chains, be a board member of the Rail Alliance, get involved in supporting the Rail Supply Group with the creation of the Rail Sector Deal and working closely with the Department for International Trade, supporting companies on their export journeys, as a result of which she was awarded an MBE for services to rail export in the 2018 Birthday Honours List. Lucy is now Business Engagement Director of 3Squared and holds a number of voluntary roles as a champion in today’s rail industry.
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#RIAConf20 Dyan Crowther | Chief Executive Officer, HS1 Prior to joining HS1, Dyan was the Chief Operating Officer at Govia Thameslink Railway. Dyan has worked in several Senior Director roles at Network Rail including Route Managing Director of the West Coast Main Line and Director of Operations. She has over 30 years’ experience in the rail industry. Dyan is currently NED for East West Railway, a Member of the Advisory Panel to Crossrail, a Trustee for Women in Rail and Chair of NSAR.
Florence Eshalomi AM MP In 2006, Florence was elected onto Lambeth Council representing Brixton Hill ward. In 2007, she set up the post of Lambeth Youth Mayor and has continued to provide on-going mentorship and work experience opportunities to Lambeth young people. She was the London Council’s representative on the Arts Council, London Region Council from 2011 – 2018. In 2016, Florence was elected onto the London Assembly representing the Lambeth & Southwark constituencies. In 2019, she was elected as the Labour MP for Vauxhall.
George Chilcott | Chairman, Young Rail Professionals (YRP) George Chilcott is the Chairman of Young Rail Professionals (YRP), a not-for-profit organisation that works across the UK rail industry to promote, inspire and develop the next generation of railway talent. With some 5000 members, George leads a dedicated team of volunteers across eight regions to deliver development, networking and promotional activities focussed on young and early career professionals. George has been a part of YRP leadership for nearly five years, having previously served as Treasurer and National Outreach Programme Manager.
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Panellists continued... Adeline Ginn | Group Strategy & Legal Director, CPMS Group Adeline Ginn is Group Strategy and Legal Director at CPMS Group, a multi discipline project management and consultancy organisation. Prior to joining CPMS Group, Adeline spent 20 years at Angel Trains, one of Britain’s leading rolling stock companies. In April 2012, Adeline created Women in Rail, a charity aimed at improving gender balance, diversity and inclusion in the UK railway sector through supporting, developing and attracting female talent within the industry.
Professor Clive Roberts, Professor of Railway Systems, University of Birmingham Clive is Professor of Railway Systems at the University of Birmingham. He is Director of the University’s Birmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education, which has over 130 researchers. He works extensively with the railway industry and academia in Britain and overseas. He leads a broad portfolio of research aimed at improving the performance of railway systems, including leading the UK Railway Research and Innovation Network (UKRRIN) - a £92m academia/industry collaboration, as well as initiatives to encourage SMEs to work in the rail sector. His main research interests lie in the areas of railway systems research including: railway traffic management, power system design and energy efficiency, condition monitoring, and overall system integration. He is a Visiting Professor at Heriot Watt University, Beijing Jiaotong University and Universiti Tun Hussein Onn (Malaysia).
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#RIAConf20 Mohanad Ismail, Senior Systems Consultant, WPS, and National Vice Chairman, YRP Starting his career as a research assistant in Edinburgh Napier University, Mohanad Ismail currently works as a Senior Systems Consultant at WSP, prior to that he has done some work for Bombardier and worked for Telent as a Project Engineer. Mohanad has been involved with the YRP for 5 years, holding multiple positions from committee member to West Midland External Relations Manager to West Midland Chair and currently to National Vice Chairman. Being in a volunteer only organisation he is often asked why he does what he does, and his response is that the YRP gives himself and all those who are keen to develop and grow the opportunity to do so, the only limitation is your imagination and your drive, YRP does the rest. Speakers are still being added. Full biographies available on the event website.
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Help a Railway Family in need this Christmas This Christmas will be very different for us all. We won't be celebrating in the same way with our friends and colleagues at work and some will be struggling financially and worried about providing for their family.
So why not pledge your Christmas party budget this year and have an RBF party instead? Sign up today for your Christmas Party Pack which contains: • Festive Rail Quiz - to use before Tuesday 22nd December when you can tune into Pete Waterman live on social with all the answers and details of the winning teams. • Christmas tale of a Railway Family we have helped in time for Christmas. • Details of the RBF bespoke Christmas card and 2021 Calendar, along with a free prize draw entry for every order! • Christmas message and graphic for your website/communications to demonstrate your support. • Pledge form with easy payment details where any amount is gratefully received. Our Family Support Fund is £200 which is a general guide to make a difference for a family this Christmas. The more you give the more families we can help!
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Are you keen to promote, inspire and develop the next generation of railway talent? If so, you could make a huge difference by joining YRP as a Corporate Member. We offer a range of membership types, to suit the budgets of different businesses. For more information please contact YRP Head of External Relations, Rachael Thompson, Rachael.Thompson@youngrailpro.com.
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15th International Exhibition of Railway Equipment, Systems & Services
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2 Great Shows 1 Exciting Rail Event Joining forces to shape the future of UK Rail 11-13 May 2021, NEC, Birmingham Join the UK’s No1 showcase for railway innovations and technology
For this next edition, Railtex and Infrarail will be joining forces to bring together 10,000 industry professionals from the entire rail supply chain, offering the perfect platform for suppliers to present their latest technologies to the market’s top buyers. More than just an exhibition, Railtex/Infrarail is also the meeting place for key organisations to exchange knowledge and views on the latest developments and challenges of the industry.
If you are active in one of the following sectors, then Railtex/Infrarail is the place to be: • Passenger and freight rolling stock • Track and Infrastructure • On-board comfort • Fare collection technology and products • Passenger information • Signalling and train control systems and equipment 5 good reasons to exhibit: • Let your audience know you’re still in business! • Consolidate your prospect database and generate new sales leads • Discover the latest developments in the rail industry • Meet new partners and close deals at the event • Find out more about competitors This is your chance to get your business back on track: be part of the UK’s leading rail event and join companies who have already booked their stand.
Get in touch with the team to find out more: Railtex/Infrarail 2021 Team Mack Brooks Exhibitions Tel: +44 (0)1727 814 400 uk-railhub@mackbrooks.co.uk
When intelligent infrastructures don’t just react but anticipate. That’s moving beyond. With a growing need for mobility, advanced software solutions help to meet the demand for increased availability, optimised throughput and enhanced passenger experience. With over 160 years of experience in passenger and freight transportation and our IT know-how, we are constantly developing new and intelligent mobility solutions to provide greater efficiency and safety. These include prescriptive monitoring systems, dynamic control systems and electronic information and payment systems. With tomorrow’s innovative solutions driving us into the future, urban living becomes modern living.
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