THE JUDGING DAY FORUM
27th April 2017
Our aim is that the event benefits not only the winners but all finalists and in turn, their companies. Consequently, for the judging day, we incorporate panel discussions into the day to make the whole experience more valuable for all the finalists in a very relaxed setting.
The judging day forum will take place concurrently with the judging process. Simply put when one set of finalists are having their interviews in the judging room, the rest of the finalists will be taking part in the panel discussions. After their interview, they will rejoin the panel discussions and the next set will leave to have their interviews and so on.
METHODOLOGY
The judging day forum consists only of panel discussions, in which the panelists debate the session topics, after which the audience/finalists join in. As a discussion-focused panel, the moderator would lead off the panel by putting questions directly to each of the panelists.
If you are interested in speaking on one of the panels below please email Afi Ofori aofori@zarsmedia.com
If you are interested in attending the judging day to take part in the panel discussions, network with the speakers, finalists and judges select the number of tickets required and click pay now.
The judging day forum will take place concurrently with the judging process. Simply put when one set of finalists are having their interviews in the judging room, the rest of the finalists will be taking part in the panel discussions. After their interview, they will rejoin the panel discussions and the next set will leave to have their interviews and so on.
METHODOLOGY
The judging day forum consists only of panel discussions, in which the panelists debate the session topics, after which the audience/finalists join in. As a discussion-focused panel, the moderator would lead off the panel by putting questions directly to each of the panelists.
If you are interested in speaking on one of the panels below please email Afi Ofori aofori@zarsmedia.com
If you are interested in attending the judging day to take part in the panel discussions, network with the speakers, finalists and judges select the number of tickets required and click pay now.
THE PROGRAM (this maybe subject to minor changes)
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THE MODERATOR
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9:15 - 10:15
Learning the difference between management and leadership.
Maria Coulter, Construction Coach
Francesca Berriman, CEO, Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists
Robert Baker, Senior Partner, Global Client Director at Mercer, Board Member PWN Global
Learning the difference between management and leadership.
Maria Coulter, Construction Coach
Francesca Berriman, CEO, Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists
Robert Baker, Senior Partner, Global Client Director at Mercer, Board Member PWN Global
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10:50 - 11:50
Men as diversity partners for women in construction & engineering.
Ruth Shilston, Senior Engineer, RWDI
Bruce Lascelles, Director – Environment Planning, Arcadis
Richard Chapman-Harris, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Manager, Mott MacDonald
Men as diversity partners for women in construction & engineering.
Ruth Shilston, Senior Engineer, RWDI
Bruce Lascelles, Director – Environment Planning, Arcadis
Richard Chapman-Harris, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Manager, Mott MacDonald
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12:25 - 13:25
The digital revolution – the impact on Architecture, Construction & Engineering.
Jonathan Jarritt, Director, Strategic Consulting & Technology, Amey
Casey Rutland, UK Director of Digital, Royal HaskoningDHV
Cristina Savian, Customer Success Manager, Autodesk, EMEA VP Autodesk Leadership Board
The digital revolution – the impact on Architecture, Construction & Engineering.
Jonathan Jarritt, Director, Strategic Consulting & Technology, Amey
Casey Rutland, UK Director of Digital, Royal HaskoningDHV
Cristina Savian, Customer Success Manager, Autodesk, EMEA VP Autodesk Leadership Board
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14:35 - 15:35
Leading your projects as a woman in construction & engineering.
Sharon Duffy, Head of Station Systems Engineering, LU Crossrail and Stations
Cristina Lanz-Azcarate, Director & Co-Founder, atelier EURA, London & SE Chair, NAWIC UK
Lucy Homer, Executive General Manager, Head of Design+Technical, Lend Lease
Leading your projects as a woman in construction & engineering.
Sharon Duffy, Head of Station Systems Engineering, LU Crossrail and Stations
Cristina Lanz-Azcarate, Director & Co-Founder, atelier EURA, London & SE Chair, NAWIC UK
Lucy Homer, Executive General Manager, Head of Design+Technical, Lend Lease
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15:55 - 16:50
One year one on, past winners and finalists share their experience.
Alison Waterworth, Senior Engineer Transportation, Aecom
Athena Livesey Principal Engineering Geologist, Civils, Structures & Ground Engineering, WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff
Carol Stitchman, Technical Director, Rail Sector WSP|PB
One year one on, past winners and finalists share their experience.
Alison Waterworth, Senior Engineer Transportation, Aecom
Athena Livesey Principal Engineering Geologist, Civils, Structures & Ground Engineering, WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff
Carol Stitchman, Technical Director, Rail Sector WSP|PB
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