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Autumn Assembly 2008 Delegate List Delegates Name Title Company Mr David Chetwynd MR SARWAR AHMAD DE&S MOD Mr. Richard Allen-Shalless DAE UK Design Authority & Safety Manager Thales Aerospce Mr Stuart Aplin BAE systems Mr Stephen Armitage Mr David Baddeley Systems Engineer Thales Mr. Adrian Barnes Sr. Systems Engineer QinetiQ Mr. Roger Barrett Technical Consultant Thales Underwater Systems Ltd Colin Bates Director Seframe Limited Mr David Battersby Systems Engineering researcher BAE Systems Mr Richard Beasley Systems Engineering specialist and skill owner Rolls-Royce plc Mr Sidney Birch Software Manager BAE Systems Mr Duncan Bourne Research Engineer Loughborough University/Goodrich Grant Bremer Consultant Aldpartners Mr Ron Brittain Engineering Manager - Systems BVT Surface Fleet (BAE Systems and VT Joint Venture) Mr Simon Brooks Business Engineering Manager Thales Dr Anne Bruseberg Systems Engineering & Assessment Ltd Simon Campbell SELEX Sensors & Airborne Systems Ltd Andrew Campbell Sula Systems Limited Mr Derek Cass Engineering Manager Selex Galileo Mr. Michael Coussens Principal Consultant System Consultant Services Ltd Mr Ian Cox Systems Engineer MBDA Mr Malcolm Currie Head of Systems Engineering Parsons Brinckerhoff Ltd Robert Dale Systems Engineer MBDA Mr M Daley Design Assurance Engineer BVT Surface Fleet Michelle Ellis ERTMS Customer RequirementsTeam Leader Westinghouse Rail Systems Ltd Dr. Michael Emes Senior Research Fellow University College London Mr David Evans Mr BMT Sigma Limited Mr. Stephen Fielding Principal Systems Engineer Metronet Rail Mr. Charles Fraser-Fleming Configuration Manager AWE plc Jeremy Gardiner Process EADS Defence & Security Systems Mr Jeremy Gill Senior Systems Engineer Atkins Mr Neil Hall Senior Programme Engineer Network Rail Mr Matthew Hause Chief Consulting Engineer Artisan Software Tools Ltd Mr Kevin Heath DSTL Mr Andre Hefer Senior Systems Engineer Arup Mr David Henderson DSTL Brian Hepworth Senior Principal Consultant Atkins Mrs Anne Hoath Systems Engineer Ove Arup & Partners Mr Gary Holden Eur Ing John Holmes Senior Systems Engineer Boeing Defence Ltd Jonathan Holt Systems & Dynamics Specialist Rolls-Royce plc Mr Colin Hood Hood Group Tim Hoyle Engineering Manager Thales Defence Ltd Mr. Mark Irving Director MirvSys Ltd Ms Susan Jeffryes UAV Systems Engineer Thales Aerospace Mr Adrian Johnson Head of Systems Engineering Services Quintec Mr David Keep Account Director Harmonic Limited Alan Knott Parsons Brinckerhoff Mr Chris Lamb SSEC Sula Systems Ltd Dr. Raul Leal Business Development Manager UCL Mr James Legg CCSM System Engineering manager Babcock Marine Mr Merfyn Lloyd Science and Technology Advisor MOD DES Dr Alistair MacEacharn Technical Director Atkins Mr Simon Masley CST(Land) Technology & Integration Lead DE&S Alex Mattos Chief Systems Engineer Ultra Electronics Electrics Ms Roz Meechan Principal Systems Engineer Thales Joint Systems Mr Alexander Mitchell Team Leader MoD Mrs Jennifer Mollett Systems Engineer BAE Systems Mr Frederick Moran AWE Mr Alan Mothersole Senior Systems Engineer Thales Optronics Mr Stuart Olden Senior Principal Systems Engineer BMT Mr john parsons Systems Engineer Halcrow Mr David Pickard Assurance Exploitation Manager MoD DE&S Miss Claire Piercy DES SE SEIG-SEDP1 Defence Equipment & Support Mr Robin Pook Mr Ian Presland Head of Systems Engineering (DLJ UK) Thales UK Ltd Miss Lisa Pritchard Frazer-Nash Consultancy Limited Mr Lloyd Pryce Sula Systems Limited Mr John Roberts Dstl Iain Robertshaw Sula Systems Limited Dr. Duncan Russell Senior Research Fellow University of Leeds Mr Hadi Sanei Systems Engineer Halcrow Mr Philip Savvides ISTAR Systems Engineering & Programme Organisation M.Sc. Paul Schreinemakers Director SEPIAdvies BV Mr. / Engineer Marcelo Silva Engineer Embraer Empresa Brasileira de Aeronáutica SA Ms Kirsten Sinclair John Stevenson Director SW Dynamics Ltd Ms Yingying Tang Design Assurance Engineer BVT Surface Fleet Mr Matthew Taylor RN CESM ILS Manager Babcock Marine Mr Malcolm Touchin Holywell Park SEIC Mr Geoff Toy General Dynamics UK Ltd Dr Theo Tryfonas Lecturer University of Bristol Mr Kevin Turner Head of Development Engineering Westinghouse Rail Systems Ltd. Mr. Nigel Vaughan Managing Director Sula Systems Ltd Mr. David Venn Chief Systems Engineer QinetiQ Dr Colin Venters Research Fellow University of Leeds Mr. Robert Walden Principal Scientist Defence Science & Technology Mr Steve Walder-Davis Control & Dynamics Ltd Miss Suzanne Wallace P.M. HOSOB Dr Kim Warren Director Strategy Dynamics Ltd Mr Keith Washington RF/RElectronics Engineer DSTL Mr Ross Williams Systems Engineer Ultra Electronics - Electrics Systems Engineer Ed Willingham Thales Air Operations Mr Stephen Willmott External Architecture National Air Traffic Services Mr Simon Wilson DSTL Mr. David Wright Director of Logistics Initiatives Lockheed Martin UK Dr Darren York Systems Engineering Specialist Rolls-Royce plc Mrs Jenny Young Systems Engineering Manager BAE Systems Student Delegates Katherine Gill DSTL / Bristol University Mr Dhaval Hathalia Primary Software Controller BVT Surface Fleet Speakers Colin Brain Director S.E.Validation Ltd Dr Peter Bryant Lead Architect NEC Logica Mr. Adam Cannell Head of Test Community NATS Dr. Jeremy Dick Principal Analyst integrate se Dr Jonathan Early Principal Human Factors Specialist Lloyd's Register Group Marine Product Development - Engineering Systems Mr. Bruce Elliott Director Arbutus Tech Consulting Ltd Professor Eric Farmer Technical Director Trusted Experts Professor Patrick Godfrey University of Bristol Ms. Susan Goodlass Manager BAE SYSTEMS Mr Alan Harding Consultant Systems Engineer BAE SYSTEMS Integrated System Technologies Dr Donald Harris Reader Cranfield University Dr David Hawken SE Upskilling UK MOD Integration Authority Sylvia Horner Director, Human Factors Quintec Associates Limited Prof. Philip John Cranfield University Mr Arthur Kearse . QinetiQ Dr Paul King Detica Mr Ian McNeil Systems Engineering Manager Boeing Defence UK Ltd Prof. David Oxenham Dstl Fellow MOD DSTL Mr Glenn Panter Chief Engineer Thales Mr Ian Podger Senior Engineer SE Validation Prof Keith Robinson IS&S Ltd Mr. Hillary Sillitto Chief System Architect Thales UK Graeme Symes Sys Eng. DSTL Lt Cdr Stephen Taylor Defence Evaluation Advisor MoD Mr Edward Uren Senior Evaluation Engineer SEValidation Mr David Walden LLC Sysnovation Dr Michael Wilkinson Technical Director (Strategy) Atkins Defence INCOSE UK Board Members Mr. Richard Adcock Senior Lecturer The Defence Academy Dr. Stuart Arnold QinetiQ Dr Douglas Cowper Managing Director Cleave Systems Ltd. Mr Andrew Daw Senior Consultant Systems Engineer BAE SYSTEMS Andrew Farncombe Technical Director John Boardman Associates Ltd Mr. Ian Gibson Sula Systems Ltd Dr. Adrian James UCL Mullard Space Science Laboratory Mr. Peter Lister Head of Capability (Systems Engineering) Harmonic Limited John Mead Consultant JM Associates Mr. Derek Price Principal Programme Engineer (Systems Engineering) Network Rail Mrs. Jocelyn Stoves Systems Engineering Support & Consultancy Mgr Thales INCOSE Board Member Mrs. Samantha Brown BAE SYSTEMS Exhibitors Kirstie Connah Community Development Manager The Institution of Engineering and Technology John Winter Membership Development Manager Ergonomics Society Organisers John Goodall Dot-The-Eye Ltd Gareth Jenkins Dot-The-Eye Ltd Emma Jane Taylor Dot-The-Eye Ltd.
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