Project Controls Expo

Foundation Zone 1

Presentation Title	Speaker	File Size	Download	Watch
An introduction to project controls	Melanie Franklin Founder and Chief Executive of Maven Training	391kb
Introduction to Planning & Scheduling	Anil Godhawale Director of ProjCon Consultants and Founder of ProjectControlsOnline.com	4.3mb		NA due to confidentiality
What is Cost Engineering and Cost Estimating	Carl Dalton Director Polaris Consulting	381kb		NA due to confidentiality
Introducing Risk Management as a part of the Project Controls System	Edwina Hayward Principal Consultant at BMT Hi-Q Sigma.	370kb
An Introduction to Performance Measurement, Reporting and Change Control System	David Birch Programme Controls Manager, Olympic Delivery Authority at CH2M Hill	2.85mb		NA due to confidentiality
Implementing The Key Aspects Of Change Management Effectively	Nick Fewings, Operations Director The Colour Works	692kb		NA due to confidentiality
DELAY AND FORENSIC ANALYSIS	Robert McKibbin : Director, Navigant Consulting	500kb		NA due to confidentiality

Advanced Zone

Presentation Title	Speaker	File Size	Download	Watch
The Earned Value Compass and Project Performance Analysis	Alex Davis APM Earned Value Specific Interest Group (SIG)	5.9mb
The Hidden Value in Product-Based Planning	Bruce McNaughton, Independent Consultant	534kb
Schedule Maturity	Terry Horton – Principal Consultant at OTC Optima	5.3mb
Integrating Risk and Earned Value Management	Edwina Hayward Principal Consultant at BMT Hi-Q Sigma.	587kb
Earned Schedule	Alex Davis, APM Earned Value - Specific Interest Group	N/A	NA due to confidentiality
Earned Value Management and PRINCE2	John Chapman, Programme Director at Touchstone Ltd	985kb
The Key Role of the NEC Programme and who really owns the float?	Glenn Hide, Planning Manager & NEC Consultant at GMH Planning	279kb

Technology Zone

Presentation Title	Speaker	File Size	Download	Watch
Enterprise Risk Management (ERM).	Michael Higgins Director at Xacom Limited	289kb
Fuse® - The 'One-Stop Shop' For Project Analytics	Amardeep Dua Principal consultant at OTC Optima	1.27mb
Project Controls in Counter-Improvised Explosives Device (C-IED)	David Insley, BMT Hi-Q Sigma	1.38mb

Lesson Learned Zone

Presentation Title	Speaker	File Size	Download	Watch
Implementation of project controls at organisational level.	Jonathan Crone, Director of Project Controls - Subsea7	N/A	NA due to confidentiality	NA due to confidentiality
Future of Project Controls based on lessons learned in the last decade.	Michael Higgins Director at Xacom Limited	1.8mb
The importance and implementation of Project Controls for the benefit of the project and the organisation	Melanie Franklin, Founder and Chief Executive of Maven Training	182kb

N/A – Not available due to copyright restrictions

Event Snapshot

Venue

Project Controls Expo is spread across the entire Emirates Arsenal Stadium. For registrations, delegates are requested to use Highbury entrance.

Awards Evening
Awards Evening @Woolwich Suite
Masterclass Zone
@Royal Oak Suite
Case Studies Zone
@Dial Square Suite
Technology Zone @Champions Suite
Back to Basics Zone @Woolwich Suite
Networking cafe
@ 49ers Suite

Birds Eye View

Partner Showcase

Image Gallery - Highbury Suite

Direction

By Road

All Delegates and Guests will be entering via: Woolwich Entrance, Emirates Arsenal Stadium/ Football Club, 75 Drayton Park, London N77DD which is on the East side. Exhibitors, Sponsors and Speakers will be entering via the Highbury Entrance on the West side. map

Parking at the stadium is NOT available, please see the following sites for parking options nearby:

By Public Transport:

Exhibitors, Sponsors and Speakers will be entering through the Highbury Entrance only, nearest stations Arsenal or Holloway Road. This is on the west side of the stadium which you can see on the map

All other Delegates and Guests will be entering through the Woolwich Entrance, the closest station to this entrance is Arsenal. This entrance is on the East side of the stadium as you can see on the map.

At the ground floor of both entrances, there will be a security reception desk with the main reception on Level 1. There are stairs and escalators to access Level 1.

By Train/Tube (Preferred option):

Both Arsenal and Holloway Road Stations (Piccadilly Line) are around three minutes walk from the ground. Finsbury Park (Victoria / Piccadilly Lines and overground rail) and Highbury & Islington (Victoria Line, North London Line, overground rail) stations are around 10 minutes walk from Emirates Stadium.

We recommend "Holloway Road Station (Piccadilly Line)" considering it is nearest to West stand where the event is taking place. Please see map (coming soon) for more clear guidance. After you get out of Holloway road station, turn right and immediately turn left at signal crossing. You can see "Arsenal football club" signposting at this crossing junction. This brings you at "Hornsey road". Keep walking on Hornsey road for 100 yards and Arsenal stadium's west entrance will be just in front of you. Just climb the stairs leads to expo reception.

By Bus:

Buses are fast and convenient with connections passing the ground on all sides. Main bus stops are located on Holloway Road, Nag's Head, Seven Sisters Road, Blackstock Road and Highbury Corner. Direct, high frequency services from much of north and central London travel within five minutes’ walk of the ground.

By Air:

For our international visitors, the nearest airport is London Heathrow which is well connected via extensive rail connections from Paddington (16 mins by train from Heathrow). Alternatively a direct underground train service runs from Heathrow to Arsenal Station on the Piccadilly Line taking approximately 1 hour running from 05:00am until midnight.

On Foot:

Local pedestrian routes are clearly signposted from all local transport gateways directing you along approved routes to the stadium. When reaching the stadium all Delegates and guests should head to the Woolwich Entrance on the Northeast side. All Sponsors and Exhibitors should head to the Highbury Entrance which is on the West side of the stadium.

Accommodation:

There are plenty of accommodation options around Arsenal stadium. For your convenience, please see some the hotels locally who will be glad to offer you best rates to attend the event.

St Pancras Renaissance Ed White: Edward.white@renaissancehotels.com / +44 (0) 790013596
Hilton Islington Stefanie Hardy : stefanie.hardy@hilton.com
Double Tree by Hilton Abishesh Poudel : +44 (0) 207 282 5319 / abhishesh_poudel@dtislington.com
Pullman London St Pancras Yasmin Keen : +44 (0) 7785541956 / yasmin.keen@accor.com

View list of hotels nearby (all budgets)

How to place an order for AV equipment

Project Controls Expo partners can place an order for AV equipment with our preferred supplier Aztec, by visiting https://shop.aztecuk.com/show-selector/november/project-controls-expo.html. All Aztec provided equipment comes with full set up and de-rig support with the required cables. Partners are required to mention their stand number while placing the order. Further details can be seen on the order form. Partners may also place an order with their preferred AV supplier as well.

Specialist Furniture:

All exhibitors are offered complimentary furniture as per their level of sponsorship i.e., SILVER sponsors are offered a standard rectangle table with 4 standard chairs and a table cloth. GOLD and PLATINUM sponsors are offered 2 posture tables and 4 chairs. Should you have any specialist furniture requirements, you can directly order from Emirates Arsenal Stadium's preferred supplier.

Logistics instructions for Exhibitors :

Exhibitors can set up their stands one night before i.e., on Tuesday, 12th November 2019 from 1300hrs - 1700hrs and on Wednesday, 13th November 2019, before 0800 hrs. They can also send the courier with their items to the stadium (address below) upto 2 days in advance and also can pick up their exhibits upto 1 day post event from the stadium.

Address for sending deliveries -

AFC Logistics
Security Entrance, Emirates Stadium
Queensland Road
London
N7 7AJ

Full details on delivery and collection procedure :

All Exhibitors/Partners are required to affix AFC Events Collection label and AFC Delivery label on their consignment that needs shipping and/or collection stating Company name & its representative, stand number, function suite (i.e.,Highbury) and date of the event. Please send the copy of your collection label and delivery label to us at info@ProjectControlExpo.com for our records. All items sent to venue must be labelled and handed to AFC Logistics (Security Entrance, Emirates Stadium, Queensland Road, London, N7 7AJ) which will be then be taken up to the function room on the set up day.

De-rig can be initiated soon after last session of the day. All packages that are due to be collected should be left in the room (Highbury Suite) post event and clearly labelled. These packages will then be held in Stadiums's secure storage (AFC Logistics - address as above) until they are collected between business hours 9.00-17.00. Due to a limited amount of storage, any packages that have not been collected within 28 days of the final day of your event will be at risk of being discarded.

There is limited parking available in the stadium, but exhibitors/partners are welcome to drive in to drop off/collect. Please note we will require the driver name and vehicle registration of any car driving in to the stadium atleast 7 days in advance. Access is via the Queensland Road address (see map above) . Pedestrian entry is the Highbury West Entrance between turnstiles A & S.

Partners arriving by public transport or foot can enter at the Highbury West Entrance between turnstiles A/S on both days (Tuesday, 12th November 2019 - between 1300 - 1700 hrs and Wednesday, 13th November 2019 - Before 0800 hrs) for setting up their exhibit.

For any additional deliveries support, please contact Emirates preferred supplier quoting "Project Controls Expo" Deliveries at
Email - deliveries@arsenal.co.uk; Phone - +44 (0) 7808883511. Reference - "Project Controls Expo"

Important Note

All vehicles need to access the stadium by the Queensland Road entrance (see map above). They will be checked in by Security who will then send them round to the Yellow 1 car park, where a steward will show them the nearest service lift and into the Highbury suite. Deliveries need to be clearly marked with the event name/function room (i.e., Project Controls Expo/Highbury Suite), and they need to go to the stadium address and not the Drayton Park address which is the Arsenal office address. Any deliveries during the set up and on the day will be sent directly around and a steward will show up to the room.

Alex Davis Project Controls Manager at MOD (Ministry of Defence)

Alex has vast experience in Project and Programme Controls, risk, issues and opportunity management, Programme and Portfolio management and benefits realisation. He has attained the level 2 Practitioner Qualification (PQ) from the Association for Project Management (APM) and full membership of the Institute of Risk Management (IRM). Alex is Member of the APM Earned Value Special Interest Group (SIG) providing advice and guidance on the development and direction of Earned Value management. He is also a Chartered Engineer and a member of the Institute of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE.).

Anil Godhawale Director at ProjCon Consultants

Anil has over 14 years of international field and home office experience in Project Planning & Scheduling, Cost Engineering, EVA, Risk and Delay Claims Analysis. Anil has a strong Project Controls background & has worked in all phases of projects in various sectors that includes Petroleum & Chemicals, LNG regasification & liquefaction facilities, CCU’s (Carbon Capture Units), Power Projects and Pipelines. Anil is also very active with industry professional associations as fellow at ACostE, UK and member of AACEi, USA since last decade. He also contributed to CIOB, UK as member of TDWG to develop guidelines for accreditation in Time Management. Anil also holds distinguished Project Controls Certifications CCE & PSP from AACEI, USA and is also registered member (IEng) of Engineering Council UK

Bruce McNaughton Business Process And Change Architect at Customer Driven Solutions Limited
A principal IT and business consultant with extensive experience working with management teams to plan, design and implement business change solutions to improve business, programme and project performance. Uses a holistic, unified and integrated approach to achieve sustainable business performance and develop unparalleled internal teamwork.

Carl Dalton Founder & Director at Polaris Consulting
Carl has over 30 years of experience in providing management and technical consultancy to governments and industry. Carl has worked for a variety of government organisations and leading contractors in Europe, North America, the Far East and Australia.He specialises in Cost Analysis and Project Risk Management; generally on large complex programmes. These include large aircraft and ship programmes, military and non-military land vehicles, complex weapons, other transportation systems, software intensive programmes, personnel and commodities. He is experienced in utilising commercial available cost and risk management products and tools as well as developing bespoke solutions.

David Birch Programme Controls Manager, Olympic Delivery Authority at CH2M Hill
David Birch has 35 years experience in the delivery of high profile UK and international project portfolios for world leading engineering contractors. He has responsibility for the CLM Programme Controls group within the CLM Joint Venture delivering the London 2012 Olympic Games programme on behalf of the UK Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA). Mr Birch’s priorities are to ensure that the London 2012 programme is delivered to or ahead of schedule and within the funding levels and budgets established by the ODA. Since joining CH2MHill in 2008 Mr Birch has served as CLM Head of Programme Controls for from December 2008 to today and was CLM Deputy Programme Controls Manager from May to December 2008.

Prior to joining CH2MHill, Mr Birch was UK Operations Manager for URS/Washington Group Energy and Environmental Group executing projects and programmes within UK Nuclear decommissioning and clean-up. Previous experience includes 10 years with Bechtel working on International projects in the Oil and Gas, Water and Telecom Business Lines located in Kuwait, Kazakhstan, India and a number of European countries.

Dave Insley, Principal Consultant at BMT Hi-Q Sigma
David Insley joined BMT Hi-Q Sigma in Aug 08 having spent over ten years working for the UK Ministry of Defence on a range of defence projects and programmes. David currently provides consultancy in project and programme management, supported by a strong technical base in engineering. This is underpinned by his full membership of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers and the Association for Project Management. He possesses a range of experience across the UK Defence Sector having contributed to the delivery of complex Core Programmes and Urgent Operational Requirements, primarily in the capability areas of Counter Improvised Explosive Device, Royal Navy Destroyers, munitions and soldier systems.”

Edwina Hayward Principal Consultant at BMT Hi-Q Sigma
Since joining BMT in 2000, Edwina has provided Project Controls expertise to MoD Programme teams in a number of major defence programmes within the Land and Naval environments. This work has covered all aspects of Project Controls but more specifically Risk, Schedule and Earned Value Management. Within the Risk Management elements of Edwina’s work she has been involved in conducting regular risk analysis as well as providing inputs to Main Gate Business Cases and Review Notes.

Edwina was a member of the working group that produced the APM’s Interfacing Risk and Earned Value management Guide and is a member of the APM Risk Specific Interest Group committee.

Glenn Hide Planning Manager & NEC Consultant at GMH Planning
Glen has over 15 years of experience in Project Controls and currently providing consultancy and training to contractors and clients working in both the public and private sector under the NEC form of contract. Glen also provides both planning support to companies in administering their programmes and provide standard and bespoke training courses in understanding and administering the contracts.

John Chapman Programme Director at Touchstone Ltd
John is an experienced Programme Director, Programme Manager, Project Director and Project Manager; having led Programmes of business change, implemented Financial Accounting and Enterprise Solutions, Spend Control systems, and Document Management solutions. He has international Project implementation experience, with a good understanding of the challenges of working with different cultures, and the logistics of international project delivery. John is member of the authoring group of the Gower Handbook of Programme Management www.gowerpub.com, ISBN: 0 566 08603 4, An acknowledged contributor to Managing Successful Programmes, 1st Edition, www.tso.gov.uk, ISBN 0-11-330016-6 and An acknowledged contributor to APM Introduction to Programme Management, www.apm.org.uk, ISBN 190349463X

Jonathan Crone Director of Project Controls at Subsea7
Jonathon lead the Project Controls function across the whole of the newly merged SubSea7 global organisation, market cap $6bn, projects ranging from $10m to $1.2bn, specialising in sub-sea construction, particularly deep water, with sites around the World. The current challenge is in bringing the two legacy companies together and forming a new Project Controls function as part of the Project Services and Contracts division. Prior to Subsea7, he was Business Development Manager at Profile Cape Verde Ltd, Transitional Leader at Gatwick Airport Ltd and Head of Project Controls at BAA

John Flaherty Engagement Director at OTC Optima
John has over 20 years of experienced in project Controls and Management. He has worked on a number of major MoD programmes in a range of senior positions. He is currently sharing my project management experience supporting a number of major clients. His Specialties are Project control, earned value management, risk and opportunity management

Mike Higgins Director at Xacom Limited
Mick Higgins has over 12 years experience in project, programme and organisation project control. He is currently the Director at Xacom Limited, a project control consultancy providing services to nuclear decommissioning, defence and construction organisations. Mick has a wealth of experience in Earned Value Management, Scheduling, Risk, Enterprise Risk Management, Project Control Process, LCM, Project Control Training, Mentoring and associated Project Control software. Mick is also considered to be one of Europe's leading experts in Earned Schedule.

Prior to establishing Xacom Limited Mick has worked for a number of organisations including; BAE Systems, BMT Hi-Q Sigma, Thales and Eurocopter (a division of EADS). Mick has presented at several international conferences and is also a member of the APM EV SIG.

Melanie Franklin Chief Executive at Maven
Melanie is the founder and Chief Executive of Maven - the Portfolio, Programme, Project, Risk and Change Management specialist. Leading from the front Melanie practices what Maven preaches - recent strategic consultancy assignments include implementing portfolio management techniques, building methodologies for project and change management, introducing maturity and assessment services and setting up skills and competence frameworks for global clients.

Melanie held Senior Project Manager role with a number of global financial institutions leading teams in the UK and US responsible for the production of an operations, financial and MIS reporting framework and managing relationships between the company and outsourced development teams based in India. Melanie is a regular keynote speaker at conferences and has written a number of books while still finding time to deliver these invaluable services to our clients.

Nick Fewings Operations Director The Colour Works
Combining his knowledge of behavioural psychology, change management and leadership experience, Nick is co-founder of The Colour Works. The Colour Works believes that everyone in an organisation can make a positive unique contribution to it. We believe with our facilitation style, passion and cutting-edge learning, we unlock that potential to the benefit of the individual, team and organisation. Nick’s sensitivity to the needs of others, combined with his fun and engaging approach to learning, make him a hit with clients in all sectors. His ability to deliver stimulating learning programmes for clients helps them to get the best from their most valuable asset – their staff.

An Inspiring Helper, Nick radiates goodwill and enthusiasm and is optimistic about life in general and human potential in particular. He is a natural trainer, facilitator and counsellor. Clients include banks, multi-nationals across all sectors, government departments and local authorities. Nick is in demand as a highly-regarded and inspirational conference speaker on the people aspect of organisational change as well as writing articles for various UK publications on this topic.

Robert McKibbin Director in Navigant’s Global Construction Practice
Robert is an architect by profession but close association with lawyers back in 1992 while completing the MSc in Construction Law at Kings College derailed his creative interests and diverted him to the world of the expert witness. He started his expert career considering professional negligence claims against architects and project managers but he has focused exclusively on delay analysis for the past 17 years. During that time he has acted as an expert witness in virtually all sectors of building construction and also on a number of infra-structure projects in the UK and abroad”.