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SUMMARY:Freight\, Logistics and Maritime Forum
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the inaugural Freight\, Logistics and Maritime Forum\, a one day event exploring the challenges and progress in key topics for these sectors. Learn how ITS can help shape the future of operational excellence for the movement of goods and cargo.\nBringing together industry leaders\, policymakers\, researchers\, operators\, and technology innovators\, the Forum will include keynote presentations\, expert panels and interactive discussions\, setting out the latest in freight\, logistics and maritime. \nThe event will take place on Tuesday 8 September 2026\, 10am to 5pm at the Hilton Southampton – Utilita Bowl. \n\nWhat will be covered?\nAt the Forum you’ll hear about: \n\nA look at how freight\, logistics and maritime policy is changing\, and how this opens opportunity for new innovation in the sector\nDelivering sustainable growth outcomes for the UK via connected coastal shipping and last-mile solutions\nViews from ports\, rail and road freight operators on shared challenges\, and thoughts on how the ITS community can respond\nHow the digitalisation agenda is changing the shape of freight and logistics\nThe need to decarbonise and build environmental protection into freight transportation\nHow we create secure and resilient freight networks and systems\, with a focus on energy and cyber\nChance to network with senior stakeholders\, policymakers\, transport authorities and technology providers
URL:https://www.its-uk.org/event/freight-logistics-and-maritime-forum/
LOCATION:Hilton – Utilita Bowl\, Botley Road\, West End\, Southampton\, Hampshire\, Southampton\, Hampshire\, SO30 3XH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Open to all
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SUMMARY:DfT Digital Twin Industry Day - London
DESCRIPTION:The Government is seeking to accelerate the adoption of digital twin technologies across the transport sector\, with a particular focus on integrated digital twins\, crisis response and network management. \nThis ambition is reflected in the TRIB Digital Twin Vision and Roadmap to 2035\, the Transport Data Action Plan\, innovation funding provided through Transport Research and Innovation Grants (TRIG)\, the Better Connected: A Strategy for Integrated Transport commitment to invest £30 million in Integrated Digital Twins for local authorities\, and the commitment to a long term programme for network management\, crisis response and resilience planning at the Transport Climate Adaptation Strategy. \nITS UK is supporting the Department for Transport in raising awareness and understanding of digital twin technologies among local\, combined\, and transport authorities through a series of national Digital Twin Industry Days. \nThe Days will aim to: \n\nIncrease awareness and understanding among local\, combined\, and transport authorities of the potential value of digital twins\, including practical use cases\, lessons from existing deployments\, and examples of best practice.\nProvide a platform for industry engagement\, enabling suppliers to showcase existing digital twin products\, services\, and capabilities\, while facilitating dialogue between the public sector and the supply chain.\n\nRegister here to attend\n\nAgenda\n10am | Arrival\, refreshments and networking \n10.30am | Welcome & Introduction\nMax Sugarman\, Chief Executive\, ITS UK \n10.40am | Ministerial Video & Opening Address\nAditya Sivanand\, Digital Twins\, Data and AI Lead\, Department for Transport \n11am | Case Study: On the Move: London’s Digital Roads\nAshley Turner\, Data Engineering Manager – Streets & Network Operations (SNO)\, Transport for London \nIndustry Presentations \n11.25am | Safety by Design: AI Behavioural Intelligence\, VAWG Prevention and the Future of Transport Digital Twins\nJocelyn Elleby\, Strategic Advocacy Lead\, GS-SABR \n11.45am | Fuelling the Simulation: The Critical Role of High-Quality Transport Data in Digital Twins\nPete Wilkes\, Strategic Partnership Manager\, VivaCity \n12.05pm | FUSION: Smarter Traffic Management Through Adaptive Control and Digital Twin Technology\nAndy Hamilton\, Head of PLM\, Yunex Traffic \n12.25pm | Digital Twin Procurement\nVeronica Bowman\, Principal Consultant\, Frazer Nash \n12.45pm | Proven Results in Using Digital Twin and Data Fusion in Road Safety and Traffic Management\nKelvin Choi\, Head of Data Science\, Valerann \n1.05pm | Lunch \n2.05pm | Discussion Sessions between Industry and Local Authorities \n2.50pm | Conclusions and Future Discussion\nMax Sugarman\, ITS UK and Aditya Sivanand\, Department for Transport \n3pm | Close \n\nOther sessions\nWe are hosting a series of in-person and online sessions across the UK throughout July 2026: \n\n\n\nDate\nLocation\nVenue\n\n\n14 July\nLiverpool\nDelta Hotels by Marriott Liverpool City Centre\n\n\n17 July\nOnline\nWebinar\n\n\n21 July\nBirmingham\nLeonardo Royal Birmingham Hotel\n\n\n23 July\nNottingham\nMercure Nottingham Sherwood Hotel\n\n\n29 July\nLondon\nHilton London Euston\n\n\n\n\nOrganised by ITS UK on behalf of:
URL:https://www.its-uk.org/event/dft-digital-twin-industry-day-london/
LOCATION:Hilton London Euston\, 17 - 18 Upper Woburn Place\, London\, WC1H 0HT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Open to all
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260723T150000
DTSTAMP:20260722T082831Z
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SUMMARY:DfT Digital Twin Industry Roundtable - Nottingham
DESCRIPTION:The Government is seeking to accelerate the adoption of digital twin technologies across the transport sector\, with a particular focus on integrated digital twins\, crisis response and network management. \nThis ambition is reflected in the TRIB Digital Twin Vision and Roadmap to 2035\, the Transport Data Action Plan\, innovation funding provided through Transport Research and Innovation Grants (TRIG)\, the Better Connected: A Strategy for Integrated Transport commitment to invest £30 million in Integrated Digital Twins for local authorities\, and the commitment to a long term programme for network management\, crisis response and resilience planning at the Transport Climate Adaptation Strategy. \nITS UK is supporting the Department for Transport in raising awareness and understanding of digital twin technologies among local\, combined\, and transport authorities through a series of national Digital Twin Industry Days. \nThe Days will aim to: \n\nIncrease awareness and understanding among local\, combined\, and transport authorities of the potential value of digital twins\, including practical use cases\, lessons from existing deployments\, and examples of best practice.\nProvide a platform for industry engagement\, enabling suppliers to showcase existing digital twin products\, services\, and capabilities\, while facilitating dialogue between the public sector and the supply chain.\n\nRegister here to attend\n\nAgenda\n10am | Arrival\, refreshments and networking \n11am | Welcome & Introduction\nMax Sugarman\, Chief Executive\, ITS UK \n11.10am | Ministerial Video & Opening Address\nChris Brown\, Integrated Transport Digital Twins- Engagement Lead\, Department for Transport \n11.20am | Priorities for the Region\nJames Ashton\, Principal Transport Planner\, Transport Strategy\, East Midlands Combined County Authority \nIndustry Presentations \n11.45pm | Harnessing Digital Twins to Support Traffic Management\nGeorge Brown\, Director\, KL Systems Ltd \n12.00pm | Planning for Network Operations using Immense’s Digital Technologies\nRobin North\, CEO\, Immense Simulations \n12.15pm | Visualise\, Analyse and Communicate your Digital Twin and Transport Data\nNathan Watt\, Director of Transport\, TransHumanity \n12.30pm | Open discussion covering key questions posed by DfT \n1.40pm | Lunch and Networking \n3pm | Close \n\nOther sessions\nWe are hosting a series of in-person and online sessions across the UK throughout July 2026: \n\n\n\nDate\nLocation\nVenue\n\n\n14 July\nLiverpool\nDelta Hotels by Marriott Liverpool City Centre\n\n\n17 July\nOnline\nWebinar\n\n\n21 July\nBirmingham\nLeonardo Royal Birmingham Hotel\n\n\n23 July\nNottingham\nMercure Nottingham Sherwood Hotel\n\n\n29 July\nLondon\nHilton London Euston\n\n\n\n\nOrganised by ITS UK on behalf of:
URL:https://www.its-uk.org/event/dft-digital-twin-industry-day-nottingham/
LOCATION:Mercure Nottingham Sherwood Hotel\, 296 Mansfield Road\, Nottingham\, NG5 2BT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Open to all
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260721T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260721T150000
DTSTAMP:20260720T122004Z
CREATED:20260626T141423Z
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SUMMARY:DfT Digital Twin Industry Day - Birmingham
DESCRIPTION:The Government is seeking to accelerate the adoption of digital twin technologies across the transport sector\, with a particular focus on integrated digital twins\, crisis response and network management. \nThis ambition is reflected in the TRIB Digital Twin Vision and Roadmap to 2035\, the Transport Data Action Plan\, innovation funding provided through Transport Research and Innovation Grants (TRIG)\, the Better Connected: A Strategy for Integrated Transport commitment to invest £30 million in Integrated Digital Twins for local authorities\, and the commitment to a long term programme for network management\, crisis response and resilience planning at the Transport Climate Adaptation Strategy. \nITS UK is supporting the Department for Transport in raising awareness and understanding of digital twin technologies among local\, combined\, and transport authorities through a series of national Digital Twin Industry Days. \nThe Days will aim to: \n\nIncrease awareness and understanding among local\, combined\, and transport authorities of the potential value of digital twins\, including practical use cases\, lessons from existing deployments\, and examples of best practice.\nProvide a platform for industry engagement\, enabling suppliers to showcase existing digital twin products\, services\, and capabilities\, while facilitating dialogue between the public sector and the supply chain.\n\nRegister here to attend\n\nAgenda\n10am | Arrival and Refreshments \n11am | Welcome & Introduction\nMax Sugarman\, Chief Executive\, ITS UK \n11.15am | Ministerial Video & Opening Address\nChris Brown\, Integrated Transport Digital Twins- Engagement Lead\, Department for Transport \n11.45am | Break \n12pm | Case Study: Digital Twins in Action\nSean Fryer\, Digital Transport Delivery Manager | ITS Programme Lead\, Tees Valley Combined Authority \nIndustry Presentations\n\n12.25pm | How DTS can be featured in the World Congress\nAndy Graham\, Managing Director\, White Willow Consulting Ltd \n12.45pm | Introduction to the Concept of ‘Unified Intelligence’\nToby Mills\, Founder & CEO\, Entopy \n1.05pm | Lunch \n2.05pm | Discussion Session \n2.50pm | Feedback \n2.55pm| Conclusions and Future Discussions\nChris Brown\, Department for Transport & Max Sugarman\, Chief Executive\, ITS UK \n3pm | Close \n\nOther sessions\nWe are hosting a series of in-person and online sessions across the UK throughout July 2026: \n\n\n\nDate\nLocation\nVenue\n\n\n14 July\nLiverpool\nDelta Hotels by Marriott Liverpool City Centre\n\n\n17 July\nOnline\nWebinar\n\n\n21 July\nBirmingham\nLeonardo Royal Birmingham Hotel\n\n\n23 July\nNottingham\nMercure Nottingham Sherwood Hotel\n\n\n29 July\nLondon\nHilton London Euston\n\n\n\n\nOrganised by ITS UK on behalf of:
URL:https://www.its-uk.org/event/dft-digital-twin-industry-day-birmingham/
LOCATION:Leonardo Royal\, 245 Broad Street\, Birmingham\, B12HQ
CATEGORIES:Open to all
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260717T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260717T123000
DTSTAMP:20260716T145029Z
CREATED:20260626T141355Z
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SUMMARY:DfT Digital Twin Industry Day - Online
DESCRIPTION:The Government is seeking to accelerate the adoption of digital twin technologies across the transport sector\, with a particular focus on integrated digital twins\, crisis response and network management. \nThis ambition is reflected in the TRIB Digital Twin Vision and Roadmap to 2035\, the Transport Data Action Plan\, innovation funding provided through Transport Research and Innovation Grants (TRIG)\, the Better Connected: A Strategy for Integrated Transport commitment to invest £30 million in Integrated Digital Twins for local authorities\, and the commitment to a long term programme for network management\, crisis response and resilience planning at the Transport Climate Adaptation Strategy. \nITS UK is supporting the Department for Transport in raising awareness and understanding of digital twin technologies among local\, combined\, and transport authorities through a series of national Digital Twin Industry Days. \nThe Days will aim to: \n\nIncrease awareness and understanding among local\, combined\, and transport authorities of the potential value of digital twins\, including practical use cases\, lessons from existing deployments\, and examples of best practice.\nProvide a platform for industry engagement\, enabling suppliers to showcase existing digital twin products\, services\, and capabilities\, while facilitating dialogue between the public sector and the supply chain.\n\nAn agenda will be shared with attendees ahead of each session. \nRegister here to attend\n\nAgenda\n11am | Arrivals \n11.05am | Welcome & Run through of Day\nMax Sugarman\, Chief Executive\, ITS UK \n11.10am | Ministerial Video & Opening Address\nChris Brown\, Integrated Transport Digital Twins- Engagement Lead\, Department for Transport \n11.20am | Framework for AI-enabled Transport Digital Twin Development: Case Study of Liverpool and Busan\nDr Heeseo Rain Kwon\, Lecturer (Asst. Prof) in Geographic Data Science\, University of Liverpool\n \n11.45am | Industry Presentations \n\nModelling people’s movement in Digital twins with FUSE-ACT | Patrizia Franco\, SYSTRA\nBringing life to digital twins | Alex Howard\, Skyral\nDigital twin capability for vehicle electrification | James Stevenson\, Enterprise Mobility\nBetter Connected promises the seamless journey. How will this be delivered? | Antony Lain\, Osmodal\n\n12.25pm | Q&A \n12.35pm | Conclusions and future discussion\nMax Sugarman and Chris Brown \n\nOther sessions\nWe are hosting a series of in-person and online sessions across the UK throughout July 2026: \n\n\n\nDate\nLocation\nVenue\n\n\n14 July\nLiverpool\nDelta Hotels by Marriott Liverpool City Centre\n\n\n17 July\nOnline\nWebinar\n\n\n21 July\nBirmingham\nLeonardo Royal Birmingham Hotel\n\n\n23 July\nNottingham\nMercure Nottingham Sherwood Hotel\n\n\n29 July\nLondon\nHilton London Euston\n\n\n\n\nOrganised by ITS UK on behalf of:
URL:https://www.its-uk.org/event/dft-digital-twin-industry-day-online/
LOCATION:Online\, Online
CATEGORIES:Open to all
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260714T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260714T150000
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SUMMARY:DfT Digital Twin Industry Day - Liverpool
DESCRIPTION:The Government is seeking to accelerate the adoption of digital twin technologies across the transport sector\, with a particular focus on integrated digital twins\, crisis response and network management. \nThis ambition is reflected in the TRIB Digital Twin Vision and Roadmap to 2035\, the Transport Data Action Plan\, innovation funding provided through Transport Research and Innovation Grants (TRIG)\, the Better Connected: A Strategy for Integrated Transport commitment to invest £30 million in Integrated Digital Twins for local authorities\, and the commitment to a long term programme for network management\, crisis response and resilience planning at the Transport Climate Adaptation Strategy.  \nITS UK is supporting the Department for Transport in raising awareness and understanding of digital twin technologies among local\, combined\, and transport authorities through a series of national Digital Twin Industry Days. \nThe Days will aim to: \n\nIncrease awareness and understanding among local\, combined\, and transport authorities of the potential value of digital twins\, including practical use cases\, lessons from existing deployments\, and examples of best practice.\nProvide a platform for industry engagement\, enabling suppliers to showcase existing digital twin products\, services\, and capabilities\, while facilitating dialogue between the public sector and the supply chain.\n\nThe first session will take place in Liverpool on 14 July\, the day before ITS UK’s Digital Transport Forum. An agenda will be shared with attendees ahead of each session. \nRegister here to attend\n\nAgenda\n10am | Arrival and Refreshments \n11am | Ministerial Video & Opening Address\nChris Brown\, Integrated Transport Digital Twins- Engagement Lead\, Department for Transport \n11.30am | Case Study: Digital Twins in Action\nSean Fryer\, Digital Transport Delivery Manager | ITS Programme Lead\, Tees Valley Combined Authority \n11.50am | Future Use cases: Digital twins for discontinous electrification in Cardiff\nIrfon Jones\, Utilities Manager\, Transport for Wales \n12.05pm | Industry Presentations\n \n1. From Data to Decisions: Bringing Digital Twins to Life in Traffic Operations\nRory Abraham\, Innovation Manager\, Swarco \n2. Digital Twins at Scale\nJames Daniels\, Managing Director\, Europe\, Aimsun \n3. Inside the City Before You Build It: Digital Twins for Transport Planning\nMatt Kendrick\, Business Development Manager Theoremus \n12.50pm | Lunch \n1.50pm | Discussion Session \n2.45pm | Conclusions and Future Discussions\nChris Brown\, DfT & Max Sugarman\, Chief Executive\, ITS UK \nPlease note\, we have now closed the application process for speaking slots at this event. You can still apply to speak at other Digital Twin Industry Days here. \n\nOther sessions\nWe are hosting a series of in-person and online sessions across the UK throughout July 2026: \n\n\n\nDate\nLocation\nVenue\n\n\n14 July\nLiverpool\nDelta Hotels by Marriott Liverpool City Centre\n\n\n17 July\nOnline\nWebinar\n\n\n21 July\nBirmingham\nLeonardo Royal Birmingham Hotel\n\n\n23 July\nNottingham\nMercure Nottingham Sherwood Hotel\n\n\n29 July\nLondon\nHilton London Euston\n\n\n\nOrganised by ITS UK on behalf of:
URL:https://www.its-uk.org/event/digital-twin-industry-day-liverpool/
LOCATION:Delta Hotels\, 1 Queen Square\, Liverpool\, Merseyside\, L1 1RH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Open to all
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SUMMARY:DBT & DfT Smart Data in Transport Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Following the publication of the Smart Data Strategy in March\, the Department for Business and Trade (DBT) and Department for Transport (DfT) are exploring how Smart Data in the transport sector  can improve the way transport services are planned\, delivered and experienced. \nSmart Data is the secure\, voluntary sharing of customer data with authorised third parties (ATPs)\, enabling the development of innovative services that can improve outcomes for individuals and businesses\, boost competition\, and support more informed decision‑making. Building on the success of the Open Banking Scheme – through which financial data became more accessible\, secure\, and interoperable for consumers – Government is looking to enable similar Smart Data schemes across other sectors to drive growth and innovation. You can read more about the Government’s plans in the recently published Smart Data Strategy. \nThis workshop\, organised on behalf of DBT and DfT by ITS UK\, will gather the industry’s views of where a Smart Data scheme in transport could have the greatest benefit and impact\, where a scheme could have the most need and how Government can work with the sector to drive Smart Data forward. The workshop will take place on 9 June from 10.30 to 3pm at the Clayton Hotel in Birmingham. To attend\, please register via the link below. Please note\, by registering you consent to having your information shared with the DBT and DfT teams organising this event with ITS UK. \nAn agenda will be shared with attendees ahead of the event. \nOrganised by ITS UK on behalf of:\n\n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n\nRegister here\n 
URL:https://www.its-uk.org/event/dbt-dft-smart-data-in-transport-workshop/
LOCATION:Clayton Hotel Birmingham & Conference Centre\, Clayton Hotel\, Albert Street\, Birmingham\, B5 5JE\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Open to all
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250912T160000
DTSTAMP:20250909T084029Z
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SUMMARY:Transport in Transition: The Devolution Agenda
DESCRIPTION:Join ITS UK and the Urban Mobility Partnership for a timely event examining the implications of the English Devolution Bill for transport.\n\nITS UK and the Urban Mobility Partnership (UMP)\, a membership association representing major providers across key modes of transport\, will be partnering to host this event examining the implications of the English Devolution Bill for transport. \nPublished in July\, the English Devolution Bill presents a number of changes to how transport decisions will be made\, passing more powers over traffic management\, micromobility and transport planning to Strategic Authorities and Mayors. \nThe event will look to gather local and regional government\, MPs\, transport authorities\, as well as transport technology providers\, to explore what the English Devolution Bill could mean for the transport sector. \nExpert policymakers will explain the implications of the Bill\, whilst providing a platform for local and regional government to express their visions for their respective transport networks going forward. \nPlease find the full agenda below and link to register. \n\nRegister to attend\n\nAgenda\n10.30am | Doors open registration & refreshments \n11.00am | Welcome Remarks\n– Julian Scriven\, Chair\, Urban Mobility Partnership\n– Max Sugarman\, Chief Executive\, Intelligent Transport Systems UK\n– A representative from Shoosmiths\, hosts for the event \n11.15am | Keynote\n– Henri Murison\, Chief Executive\, Northern Powerhouse Partnership \n11.30am | View from the Strategic / Combined Authorities\, Panel Session\n– Tim Bellamy\, Assistant Transport Director\, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority\n– Huw Jenkins\, Transport Policy Lead\, Liverpool City Region Combined Authority\n– Kamal Panchal\, Senior Advisor\, Local Government Association\n– Nick Fairclough\, Head of Policy\, Transport for Greater Manchester\n– Adam Harrison\, Principal Policy and Strategy Officer\, Transport for West Midlands\n– Chair: Max Sugarman\, Chief Executive\, ITS UK \n12.15pm | Lunch \n1.30pm | What does Devolution mean for Transport? Panel Session\n– Ruth Harper\, Deputy Director English Devolution\, Department for Transport\n– Rhiannon Evans\, Regional Manager West Midlands\, Active Travel England\n– Stelios Rodoulis\, Head of Centre\, Bus Centre of Excellence\n– Chair: Julian Scriven\, Chair\, Urban Mobility Partnership \n2.15pm | The Power of Public and Private Partnerships – Launching a New Vision for UK Transport\n– Chris Heley\, Government Affairs Manager\, Enterprise Mobility\n– Iqbal Ahmed\, Head of Public Policy UK & Ireland\, Dott\n– Michelle Craven-Faulkner\, Partner\, Shoosmiths\n– Julian Scriven\, Chair\, Urban Mobility Partnership\n– Chair: Max Sugarman\, Chief Executive\, ITS UK \n2.45pm | The role of Technology in supporting Devolved Transport Policy\n– William Wilson\, Senior VP & Managing Director of EMEA\, Cubic Transportation\n– Adrian Ulisse\, Global Partnerships Lead\, Uber\n– Ben Foulser\, Partner\, KPMG Transport Practice\n– Miki Szikszai\, Chief Executive\, Snapper Services\n– Chair: Julian Scriven\, Managing Director\, Urban Mobility Partnership \n3.15pm | Close of Conference\, Drinks Reception \n4.30pm | Event Close
URL:https://www.its-uk.org/event/transport-in-transition-the-devolution-agenda/
LOCATION:Shoosmiths\, 103 Colmore Row\, Birmingham B3 3AG\, Shoosmiths\, 103 Colmore Row\, Birmingham B3 3AG\, Birmingham\, B3 3AG\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Open to all
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250304
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250305
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SUMMARY:Annual Conference at Interchange
DESCRIPTION:ITS UK’s Annual Conference returns for its second year and will explore the latest across transport technology\, innovation and the future of mobility. \nOpen to all\, the Conference will focus on the theme of: “How to build an integrated transport network?”. The Conference will include a collection of keynotes giving an update on key sectors – road\, bus\, rail – and a number of panels exploring cross-cutting issues like data and digitalisation\, decarbonisation and exports. A full agenda can be found below. \nThe Conference will bring together transport authorities\, technology providers and industry leaders across all modes to discuss how we can create a more joined-up\, seamless\, safer and greener transport system. \nRegister to attend via the button below. Attendance is free\, and gives you access to both days of Interchange. Please use code ITSUK25 where it says “if you have a code please enter it here”. \nRegister here\n  \n\nAgenda\n11.45-12.00 | Welcome\nStuart Scott\, Chair\, ITS UK | Head of Service — ITS\, Mott MacDonald\nMax Sugarman\, Chief Executive\, ITS UK \n12.00-12.20 | Keynote: Digitising our road network\nDavin Crowley-Street\, CDO\, National Highways \n12.20-13.10 | Digitalisation & Data: How can open and accessible data support an integrated transport network?\nEmma Thwaites\, Director of Global Policy and Corporate Affairs\, Open Data Institute\nSam Rose\, Director for Data and Advanced Analytics\, Department for Transport\nBradley Taylor\, Head of Markets\, Ordnance Survey\nDan Clarke\, Future Mobility Lead\, Cambridgeshire Partnership\nMike Guerin\, Head of Business Development\, Swarco\nHannah Tune\, ITS Development Manager\, Transport for Greater Manchester\nChair: Ryan Hood\, Digital Highways Leader\, Arup \n13.10-14.00 | Exhibition \nNetworking\, including keynote in exhibition hall \n14.00-14.20 | Keynote: Innovation in rail\nAdam Lowery\, Technical Director\, GBRX\nChair: Richard Carr\, Technical Director\, Railway Industry Association (RIA) \n14.20-15.00 | Decarbonisation: How can technology support a cleaner\, greener network?\nHeather Foster\, New Technologies Lead\, Midlands Connect\nEugenia Agell-Bernad\, Corporate Partnerships Manager\, Campaign for Better Transport\nKeith McCabe\, Chief Executive Officer\, Simplifai Systems\nAlice Pleasant\, Senior Public Affairs Manager\, Lime\nMark Bell\, Digital Transformation Lead\, Mott MacDona\nChair: Catherine Whitfield\, Deputy Group Technical Director\, WSP \n15.00-15.20 | Keynote: A new moment for the bus sector\nStephen Fidler\, Director – Buses\, Department for Transport \n15.20-15.45 | Exhibition\nNetworking\, including keynote in exhibition hall \n15.45-16.15 | The Active Travel Conversation\nDarren Capes\, ITS Policy Lead\, Department for Transport\nJulian Scriven\, Managing Director\, Brompton Bike Hire & Chair\, Urban Mobility Partnership\nChair: Caroline Hildreth\, Principal – Transport\, Netcompany \n16.15-16.55 | Going global: How can we boost the uptake of ITS across the world?\nKimmo Ylisiurunen\, Head of Cluster\, Fintraffic\nSven Aulik\, Director – International Partnerships\, Fleetguru\nDonal Hodgins\, Chair\, ITS Nationals Network | Head of Sustainable Transport & Traffic\, Kildare County Council\nChris Lane\, Head of Transport Innovation\, Transport for the West Midlands\nMiki Szikszai\, CEO\, Snapper Services\nChair: Neil Levett\, Director\, Levett Business Services \n16.55-17.00 | Closing remarks\nSteve Norris\, President\, ITS UK \n  \n\n  \nMain Sponsor\n  \n \n  \nSilver Sponsors\n \n\nEstonian and Finnish ITS Delegation Breakfast\nJoin ITS Estonia\, ITS Finland and ITS UK for a morning breakfast reception\, connecting you with professionals across the three countries. \nRunning from 10am to 11am on Wednesday 5 March (the day after the ITS UK Conference)\, the Reception will provide the opportunity for UK attendees to meet colleagues from Estonia and Finland who are attending Interchange as a delegation. This is a chance to meet those working in the ITS sector across these markets\, and to discuss how the three countries can work together to support better connectivity through technology. \nThis Reception is open to all – you do not need to be an ITS UK\, ITS Estonia or ITS Finland Member to attend. \nPlease note\, to attend this event you will also need a registration for Interchange. Registration for Interchange is free\, and available here.  \n  \nRegister for the breakfast\nSupported by:
URL:https://www.its-uk.org/event/annual-conference-at-interchange-2/
LOCATION:Manchester Central Convention Complex\, Windmill Street\, Manchester M2 3GX\, Manchester Central Convention Complex\, Windmill Street\, Manchester\, M2 3GX
CATEGORIES:Conference
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SUMMARY:The Road to D-TRO Conference
DESCRIPTION:The Digitalisation of Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs) offers a generational opportunity to change the way we manage the roadside. Whilst many TROs are published as paper documents by traffic authorities\, the signing of the Automated Vehicles Act 2024 into law means that all authorities will soon need to have their TROs in digital formats\, with a single data standard that can be shared with the Department for Transport. \nThis provides an major opportunity to change the way our roadside works. It will mean easier consultations for the public\, quicker processes for approvals and a more flexible system that can meet the changing policy needs of local authorities. \nThe Road to D-TRO Conference\, sponsored by Causeway Technologies\, will explore the current state of play\, provide examples of those local authorities who have already made the move across to digital\, and ask ‘what next?’ for D-TROs and the management of the road. \nWe’ll hear from Government\, local authorities\, suppliers and key decision makers to get their perspective on how we can best utilise D-TROs to support a greener\, safer and more efficient road network. \nThis event is open to all and free to attend – simply register via the link below. By registering\, you consent to have your details shared with Causeway Technologies. \nWhat to expect at this event?\n\nLearn from your peers and hear from key industry voices\, including the DfT.\nGain expert insights into the D-TRO requirements.\nParticipate in workshops designed to help you unlock the full potential of digital traffic orders for your community.\n\nRegister to Attend\nWith thanks to Sponsors: \n \nWhere do you currently stand on D-TROs?\nAs part of the event\, Causeway Technologies are gathering views on current levels of awareness from Local Authorities regarding D-TROs. Fill in Causeway’s survey here. \n  \n\n  \nAgenda\n10am | Arrivals\, breakfast and networking\n10.30am | Welcome and Overview of the Day\nMax Sugarman\, Chief Executive\, ITS UK\nNick Smee\, Director of Infrastructure\, Causeway Technologies \n10.45am | Keynote: The Government’s Vision for Transport Technology\nAnthony Ferguson\, Deputy Director\, Traffic Technology\, Department for Transport \n11.10am | An Update on D-TROs\nPaul Chandler\, Head of Traffic Management Digital Services\, Department for Transport \n11.20am | Collaborating for Success: Customer and DSP Insights from the D-TRO Beta\nEliza Shaw\, Product Manager\, Causeway Technologies \n11.30am | Q&A: Where are we with the Digital Traffic Regulation Orders?\nPaul Chandler\, Head of Traffic Management Digital Services\, Department for Transport\nEliza Shaw\, Product Manager\, Causeway Technologies\nGareth Tilley\, Principal Consultant\, PA Consulting\nIan Walker\, Consultant Engineer\, City of Wolverhampton Council \n11.50am | Refreshments and Networking\n12.10pm | Case study from Cambridge County Council \n\n12.30pm | Lunch\n2pm | Workshops. Delegates will have the choice of one of three:\n1. Data-Driven Success: Laying the Foundation for Digital TROs\nHelp highway authorities understand key considerations when assessing the quality of their data and define a clear pathway for achieving compliance with DfT’s requirements. Includes practical frameworks\, case studies and audience Q&A.\n \n2. Integration in Action: Unlocking the Power of D-TRO for Smarter Journeys\, Parking\, and Beyond\nDemonstrate how becoming D-TRO ready sooner rather than later\, can unlock transformative benefits for highway authorities and the public. Participants will learn how Digital Solution Providers can partner to improve parking enforcement\, empower smarter journey planning\, and enable better collaboration with works promoters. Includes practical examples and actionable steps plus audience Q&A.\n \n3. Taking Control: Preparing for Moving Traffic Order Enforcement\nGuide participants through the process of evaluating and adopting moving traffic order enforcement powers to improve road safety and reduce congestion effectively. Includes practical insights into assessing network readiness\, navigating legislative requirements\, and implementing enforcement technologies with real-world examples and best practices plus Q&A. \n2.45pm | Feedback on Workshops\n3pm | A look to the future: What is next for D-TROs?\nSally Kendall\, Head of Streetworks Policy\, Department for Transport\nDominic Paulo\, Senior Director\, EMEA – Public Sector\, INRIX\nJohn Cooper\, Senior Engineer\, Department for Transport\nGary Payne\, Principal Parking & TRO Officer\, North Northamptonshire & West Northamptonshire (Kier)\nMike Potter\, Head of Commercial\, AppyWay \n3.40pm | Closing Remarks\nMax Sugarman\, Chief Executive\, ITS UK \n3.45pm | Close\n 
URL:https://www.its-uk.org/event/road-to-d-tro-conference/
LOCATION:IET Austin Court\, Austin Court\, 80 Cambridge Street\, Birmingham\, B1 2NP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Conference
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SUMMARY:Enforcement Forum
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our next Enforcement Forum\, taking place at AtkinsRealis’ Offices in Epsom. \nWe have an excellent line up in what should be a highly engaging and informative session\, headlined by Chief Supt Marc Clothier\, NRPOII who will be our keynote speaker for the day. \nWe are also pleased to welcome former Transport Secretary Chris Grayling MP\, who will be providing his insights and thoughts as to how the industry can raise the issue of road safety up the political agenda ahead of the General Election. \nWe will also feature an update on the HOTA Call for Evidence\, with an overview of the initial findings from the industry responses. \nWe will also be informed of the latest enforcement insights in a quickfire presentation format\, from PACTS\, AtkinsRealis and others. \n\nAgenda\n– Welcome and Overview of the Day\nGeoff Collins\, Enforcement Forum Chair\, Acusensus \n– Welcome from Hosts\nAtkinsRealis \n– Keynote\nChief Supt Marc Clothier\, National Roads Policing Operations And Intelligence (NRPOII) \n– Update on HOTA Call for Evidence\nJames Cooke\, Head of S&T Strategy\, Home Office Science\, Technology\, Analysis and Research \n– Update on safety on the SRN\nNick Reed\, Chief Road Safety Advisor\, National Highways \nQuickfire Presentations \nRoad Safety & User Behaviour – Jamie Hassall\, Executive Director\, PACTS\nNoise Camera Study Case Study – Robin Cordell\, Principal Systems Engineer\, AtkinsRealis\nTransport Focus (invited)\nTransport for London (invited) \n– Panel Discussion with the above speakers \n– Fireside Chat with Chris Grayling\, MP for Epsom and Ewell\, chaired by Paul Hutton of Highways News\nThe former Secretary of State for Transport will give his insights and considerations as to how the industry can raise the issue of road safety up the political agenda ahead of the General Election in this one-to-one session. \n\nRegister here\nMembers of local authorities and police forces are welcome to join this event – please email contact@its-uk.org to register\, stating the organisation you are representing.
URL:https://www.its-uk.org/event/enforcement-forum/
LOCATION:Woodcote Grove\, Ashley Rd\, Epsom KT18 5BW\, KT18 5BW
CATEGORIES:Conference
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SUMMARY:Annual Conference at Interchange
DESCRIPTION:The ITS UK Conference focuses on how transport technology can lead to a greener\, safer\, more efficient and better integrated transport network\, bringing together leading technologists\, government officials\, policy makers and industry leaders.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe ITS UK Annual Conference is our major national\, strategic event\, bringing together the transport technology industry to discuss key issues of the day. The Conference is part of Interchange\, the national infrastructure event focused on achieving a seamless and sustainable transport system that works for people\, the economy and the environment. \nAlongside the ITS UK Annual Conference\, Interchange incorporates and co-locates with TIP (Transforming Infrastructure Performance) Live and the STB Conference; bringing together major public and private transport infrastructure clients\, national and local transport authorities and with their upstream supply chains and the energy\, property and tech sectors. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout the Conference\nThe ITS UK Annual Conference will explore how technology is reshaping mobility. The Conference will explore the four key topics of connectivity and autonomy\, integration\, sustainability and society and industry growth\, with speakers from government at all levels and companies of all sizes. \nConnectivity and Autonomy\nTechnology is increasingly enabling greater connectivity between infrastructure\, vehicles and the wider network. With the UK leading the way in autonomous vehicle technology\, we’ll explore how the industry is delivering connected and automated mobility\, and the greater use of data and AI to achieve it. \nIntegration\nThrough smart ticketing\, mobility as a service and new forms of shared mobility\, the UK has the opportunity to develop a more joined-up and seamless experience for transport users. We’ll explore what building blocks need to be in place to create a fully integrated network. We’ll look at the current state of play for new micromobility services\, and the benefits they can provide. \nSustainability and Society\nAs one of the largest emitters of CO2 and air pollution\, it is more urgent than ever that the transport industry ramps up its decarbonisation efforts. We’ll explore technologies role in achieving net zero across the transport network. We’ll also explore how we ensure we deliver greater safety\, in the road to Zero Harm. \nIndustry Growth\nThe global ITS sector is expected to grow by 7.7% up to 2030. How can the UK best take advantage of this growth and best utilise the many businesses and globally-regarded expertise we have on our shores? We’ll explore the value of transport as a key strategic growth sector\, one which the UK can develop a competitive advantage in\, from which to export and grow abroad. And we’ll consider how we ensure we are supporting a new generation of intelligent transport professionals to enter the industry and who reflect the diversity of the public they serve. \nRegister here\nPlease use code ITS24 in the relevant box \n\nThe Agenda\n08:00 | Registration\, networking\, exhibition\, plenaries and keynote on the Main Stage\, followed by a coffee break \n11.30 | Welcome to the ITS UK Annual Conference \nStuart Scott\, Chair\, ITS UK & Max Sugarman\, Chief Executive\, ITS UK \n11.35 | Welcome Message from Transport Innovation Minister Anthony Browne MP \n11.40 | The Road to 2027: An Introduction to the ITS World Congress 2027 in Birmingham \nJohn Paddington\, Senior Manager\, ERTICO \nMark Collins\, Head of Future Transport\, Transport for West Midlands \nDarren Capes\, Head of ITS Policy\, Department for Transport \nChair: Stuart Scott\, Chair\, ITS UK \nTheme One: Connectivity & Autonomy \nChair: Ryan Hood\, Digital Highways Leader\, Arup \n12.00 | Keynote: Delivering the CAV Vision \nDominik Leeson\, Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles – Department for Transport \n12.20 | Panel: How can transport best utilise the power of data and AI? \nSam Li\, Senior Innovation Officer\, Transport for Greater Manchester \nAnna Jordan\, Co-Founder & CEO\, Alchera Technologies & BridgeAI Transport Advisory Board Chair \nPhil Clifton\, Managing Director\, Balfour Beatty \nAlex Mindell\, Head of AI & Autonomy\, Department for Transport \nRichard Barrington\, Director\, Smart Cities & Land Mobility\, Angoka \nOlga Gonzalez\, Marketing Director\, Valerann \n13:00 | Lunch & Networking \nTheme Two: Integration \n13:45 | Fireside Chat: Achieving the vision of a truly integrated transport network \nJohn Chapman\, Regional Transport Lead\,  Amazon Web Services \nMark Collins\, Head of Future Transport\, Transport for the West Midlands \nChair: Max Sugarman\, Chief Executive\, ITS UK \n14:05 | Panel: Delivering greater integration through Mobility as a Service (MaaS) \nAlastair McInroy\, CEO\, MaaS Scotland \nSteven Longman\, MaaS Programme Lead\, Solent Transport \nMartin Howell\, Director\, Transport Markets\, UK & Ireland\, Worldline \nDallas Delaney\, Marketing Manager\, Snapper Services \nTim Casswell\, City Development Lead\, TIER Mobility \nChair: Mark Collins\, Head of Future Transport\, Transport for the West Midlands \nTheme Three: Sustainability and Society \nChair: Catherine Whitfield\, Associate Director – ITS\, WSP & Vice Chair\, ITS UK \n14:45 | Keynote: ITS in delivering a sustainable transport future \nVivi Michalaki\, Head of Intelligent Transport Systems\, National Highways \n15:15 | Tea\, networking\, exhibition\, keynote stage address  \n15:30 | Panel: Safety critical – how can technology support a safer transport system? \nJames Riley\, Managing Director\, Neology UK \nMargaret Winchcomb\, Deputy Executive Director\, PACTS \nDavid Denner\, Highways Technology Manager\, Welsh Government \nJames Heslop\, Head of Strategy\, Network Rail R&D Portfolio \nFlora McFarlane\, Head of Growth and Partnerships\, VivaCity \nSiobhan Campbell\, Technical Director\, WSP \nTheme Four: Industry Growth \nChair: Caroline Hildreth\, Principal\, Netcompany \n16:10 | Keynote: Delivering a step change in traffic signals innovation \nDarren Capes\, Head of ITS Policy\, Department for Transport \n16:30 | Panel: Talent\, the industry and delivering on diversity \nLouise Cheeseman\, Founder and Chair\, Women in Bus and Coach \nSteve Spender\, Chief Executive\, Institute of Highway Engineers \nScott Heath\, Innovation Lead\, Thales \nJames Hornsby\, Early Careers Lead\, ITS UK \nGemma Tredwell\, Chair\, Women in ITS \nJoanna Hill\, Women in Transport North West Lead \n17:10 | Concluding remarks \nMax Sugarman\, Chief Executive\, ITS UK \n17:15 | End \nFrom 17:15 | Networking Drinks Reception\,  including a keynote by Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham. \n\nSee the Speakers
URL:https://www.its-uk.org/event/annual-conference-at-interchange/
LOCATION:Manchester Central Convention Complex\, Windmill Street\, Manchester M2 3GX\, Manchester Central Convention Complex\, Windmill Street\, Manchester\, M2 3GX
CATEGORIES:Conference
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SUMMARY:Unlocking Space For Business Roundtable
DESCRIPTION:ITS UK and the UK Space Agency are holding a virtual roundtable on the Unlocking Space for Business programme.\n\nITS UK Members are invited to a virtual roundtable with the UK Space Agency on innovative satellite data and service opportunities for the Transport & Logistics sector\, as part of the government’s Unlocking Space for Business programme. \nThis virtual roundtable\, hosted by ITS UK will be held on Teams\, with a link circulated to attendees a week before the meeting. \nAbout the Unlocking Space for Business Programme \nIn October 2023\, the UK Space Agency launched a new 18-month programme to assist Transport & Logistics businesses to unlock the benefits of satellite data and services. This is being done through facilitating Insight & Networking\, focused Exploration Workshops\, L&D sessions and Government funding. Some of the opportunities from satellite data and services includes: \n\nSatellite imagery insights\, including for infrastructure monitoring\, land-use changes\, ESG variables\, weather assessments\nConnectivity capabilities\, including for remote cargo monitoring\, communicating with fleets/crew\, passenger connectivity opportunities\nGeo-location and navigation solutions including for accurate cargo tracking\, autonomous mobility support\n\nThe Roundtable \nWe are hosting this roundtable to support businesses in finding out more about opportunities to drive innovation and business improvement through the use of satellite data and services\, and how the UK Space Agency programme can support them. Organisations wishing to further engage with the programme can register their interest with the UK Space Agency here. \nSpeakers \nWe will be joined on Wednesday 14 February by: \n\nLydia Green\, UK Space Agency\, Head of Unlocking Space Programme\nDan Osrin\, PwC\, UK Space Strategy Lead\nGrant Klein\, PwC\, Transport Partner\nLiam Braeger\, Satellite Applications Catapult\, Transport and Infrastructure Business Manager\n\nThe virtual roundtable will cover: \n\nShowcasing leading global innovation in Transport & Logistics through satellite data and services\nDiscussing UK perspectives on challenges and opportunities that can be addressed\nHow ‘Unlocking Space for Business’ is offering support to companies through funding\, expertise and engagement.\n\n\n\nRegister here
URL:https://www.its-uk.org/event/unlocking-space-for-business-roundtable/
LOCATION:Online\, Online
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SUMMARY:SME & Start-Up Conference
DESCRIPTION:SMEs constitute 99% of all companies in the UK\, making them of critical importance to the economy. In transport\, SMEs and start-ups are vital across all modes\, providing products and services to all parts of sector\, acting as a source of new thinking and ideas and supporting jobs and investment in local communities. \nTransport technology has long benefited from its many start-ups\, spin-offs and small businesses\, but it is vital that the industry continues to support these organisations\, providing the right environment for them to flourish and grow. For these companies\, having visibility of upcoming work\, clear and accessible procurement processes and understanding of how transport authorities and multi-national organisations can work with them\, is critical. \nThe ITS UK SME and Start-Up Conference seeks to explore how we can create the right environment from which smaller transport technology businesses can thrive. The Conference\, taking place on 5 December at WSP’s Offices in Birmingham\, will explore what Government at all levels\, transport authorities and the private sector is doing to support a dynamic and flourishing SME and start up community. \nThe event will involve a number of key note and panel sessions focused on exploring key issues of pertinence to the SME and start-up community\, followed by workshops on how industry and Government can work together in future. \nBook here\n\nPlease note\, although you do not need to be a start-up or SME to attend this event\, priority will be given to start-up and SME representatives should all places be filled. \nAgenda\n10:00 – 10:30: Arrivals\, networking\, teas and coffee \n10:30 – 10:35: Welcome\, ITS UK Chief Executive Max Sugarman \n10:35 – 10:40: Overview from Hosts: Catherine Whitfield\, Associate Director\, Intelligent Transport Services\, WSP \n10:40 – 11:10: Keynote: Martin Traynor OBE\, Small Business Crown Representative \n11:10 – 11:55: Panel: How can we best support start-ups and SMEs: The Clients & Government View\, with: \n\nMartin Traynor OBE\, Small Business Crown Representative\, Cabinet Office;\nSteve Sopp\, Senior Category Lead – Transport Technology Services\, Crown Commercial Services;\nGhaith Al-Werikat\, Senior Supplier Development Manager\, National Highways;\nAlisdair Ritchie\, Head of SME Development\, Connected Places Catapult\n\n12:10 – 12:55: Panel: How can we best support start-ups and SMEs: The Tier One and Consultant View \n\nNick Fearnhead\, Head of Project Mobilisation and Technology Services – Highways\, Balfour Beatty\nPryce Evans\, Senior Associate Director\, Jacobs\nLee Tooze\, Street Lighting Design Manager\, Amey\n\n12:55 – 1:40: Panel: How we can best support the growth of the sector: The SME and Start Up View\, with: \n\nGabriel Jacobson\, CEO\, Valerann;\nPeter Cattell\, Head of Technical Sales\, Clearview Intelligence;\nAndrew Caleya Chetty\, Starling Technology;\nDamian Horton\, Co-Founder\, Eloy\n\n1:40- 2:40: Lunch \n2:40 – 3:10:  Workshop 1: Moving Forward: What can we take away from today? \nThe Conference will break into three groups exploring procurement\, finance and funding and partnerships \n3:10 – 3:40: Workshop 2: Moving Forward: What can we take away from today?  \nThe Conference will break into three groups exploring procurement\, finance and funding and partnerships \n3:40 – 4:00: Reporting back\, next steps and concluding remarks \n  \nSpeakers\nMartin Traynor OBE\nSmall Business Crown Representative \nBased at the Cabinet Office in London\, Martin works with government departments to help make procurement policies\, practises\, and procedures simpler for SMEs to navigate. He also works with SMEs to encourage them to think about pitching for both central government contracts and other opportunities across the wider public sector. \nMartin has extensive experience in the leisure and hospitality sector\, following a successful career in hotel management. In 2001 Martin decided to change career to take up the role of Group Chief Executive of the Leicestershire Chamber of Commerce (including CEO of Business Link\, Leicestershire). \nAfter leaving the Chamber in 2014\, he set up his own consultancy business which he combines with several key Non-Executive roles. \nIn the 2007\, Martin was awarded an OBE in HM The Queen’s New Year’s Honours for “Services to business and the community of the East Midlands”. \nSteve Sopp \nTransport Strategy Commercial Lead – Technology Pillar\, Crown Commercial Service \nSteve is the transport technology strategy lead at the Crown Commercial Service (CCS)\, the biggest public procurement organisation in the UK. Steve joined CCS in February 2022 after a public sector career encompassing many transport and innovation related roles\, including as relationship manager for an industry led programme to fund low carbon propulsion technologies\, as the Innovate UK transport lead for the UK’s Small Business Research Initiative\, as a senior policy advisor at the Intellectual Property Office\, and as Head of a Vehicle Primary Safety at the Department for Transport. Steve has led international negotiations on transport topics\, and was chair of a UN vehicle standards working group. Steve graduated from the University of the West of England with a first class honours degree in engineering and has also completed a post graduate diploma in Intellectual property law. \nCatherine Whitfield \nAssociate Director (ITS)\, WSP & ITS UK Vice Chair \nCatherine is an Associate Director within the ITS business at WSP. She has over 20 years’ experience working in the intelligent transport industry\, helping clients overcome challenges\, unlock potential and create new solutions. She specialises in the operational\, user and business elements of Intelligent Transport Systems\, providing an interface between organisational needs and the detailed technical and operational solutions that meet them. \nOver her career she has worked with a range of organisations including National Highways\, the Department for Transport\, Transport Scotland and the Dubai Transport Authority\, helping them formulate and implement strategic programmes of work to deliver a step change in customer experience and safety. Catherine is a keen advocate for increasing diversity within our industry\, across all characteristics\, including academic background. She is proud to be a Chartered Geographer and actively encourages\, supports and mentors early career professionals from all backgrounds to define their own development routes. \n  \nBook here
URL:https://www.its-uk.org/event/sme-start-up-conference/
LOCATION:WSP Mailbox\, Wharfside St\, Birmingham\, B1 1RQ
CATEGORIES:Conference
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