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@ITThubEvent ITThubEvent itthubevent itt-hub 2021 Show guide itthub.co.uk Strategic Partner and Commercial Partners Welcome to ITT Hub 3 OPEN FOR BUSINESS Contents 4. Covid-secure measures With the end in sight at 6. Welcome: Mark Griffin long last for life to return to normal, we open the doors 8. Commercial Partners to ITT Hub 2021 – the first chance to bring together the 10. Event Partners rapidly developing industries of vehicle manufacturing, data, 14. Thought Leadership disrupters and energy providers. 16. Government Hub The UK economy is ready to spring forward in a spectacular recovery driven by the Government’s determination to deliver a 20. Visitor information Net Zero agenda and build back better. 22. What’s on What better place to learn about all the new technologies, see and feel the latest products, join in the spectacular thought 24. ITT Hub Advisory Board leadership programme being delivered by Logistics UK, and meet friends in the incredible new Farnborough International 26. Ride & Drive conference and exhibition facility. 28. Keynote: Tim Peake CMG The UK is ready to do business but ITT Hub 2021 brings almost 150 companies from around 32. Conference programme the globe. They will demonstrate how you can grow your business, deal with emerging 40. Speakers A-Z listings technologies, become more efficient, and use data more actively. 52. Exhibitor A-Z listings A walk around our exhibition will introduce 90. Exhibitors by category whole new concepts and opportunities, give us new ideas and reintroduce 94. ITT Hub News & podcasts you and your teams to the amazing possibilities when the top people from 96. ITT Hub 2022 dates all these industries come together physically. 97. The EV Café ITT Hub 2021 comes with huge support from government and the major players in industry. Time to do business! © ITT Hub 2021 is organised by Binswood Media Ltd, New Mill House, High Street, Barford, Warwickshire, Leon Daniels OBE, CV35 8BU, UK, www.ITTHub.co.uk Chair, Binswood Media The cover of this show guide COVID 19 is protected with Cellomed. OUR COVID 19 SECURE MEASURES Farnborough International Exhibition and Conference Centre is a safe environment; it is certainly not short of space and the staff are trained and committed to ensuring guests and suppliers feel confident and looked after when they on site. We work to guidelines under the industry’s ‘All Secure Standard’ and government advice. Following the Government’s latest guidance announced on 14 June, ITT Hub can go ahead under Stage 3 rules, with a restriction on numbers: 1,000 people indoors and up to 4,000 people outdoors. We have made the following adjustments: • Wider aisles • 1m + spacing within the conference room and seated features areas • Separation between the entrance and exit out of Hall 1 • Increased circulation space • Additional signage to increase awareness of government advice • Larger Catering Areas with one-way systems, managed seating areas, extra space between tables and a cashless (cards only) payment service. • Larger outdoor exhibition area • Multiple automatic touch-free hand sanitiser stations • An enhanced cleaning regime with daily deep cleans and effective waste management. • Our catering will be operating effective distancing measures • Demonstration vehicles subject to cleaning process after each use • This show guide uses Cellomed, an innovative anti-bacterial coating Face coverings must be worn indoors, unless exempt. Our modern Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) system draws fresh air in from outside the building, avoiding air recirculation. Your pass will be scanned when you enter and used for our track and trace process. You do not need to submit any other information in advance. Please make sure that your contact details are accurate when you register to attend. The future is here We are incredibly proud to open the doors to Innovation and Technology in Transport (ITT Hub). When we prepared our business plan in 2018, we decided to create a brand that would ‘do what it says on the tin’. Three years later we’re excited to welcome 150 companies taking part and 35 leading industry speakers at our Future Logistics Conference. As a launch event we’ve tried to be different, to give visitors something unique. We encourage feedback and I would love to hear about your experience. Please drop me a line (mark.griffin@ binswoodmedia.com) as we are committed to making ITT Hub the event to be at each year. Taking the plunge to launch any new business or brand in any market is never easy. ITT Hub has been no different. We are especially grateful to our Advisory Board who have challenged and supported us. The working on another trade event launch. guidance, motivation and infectious enthusiasm And, of course, there are our exhibitors and to make ITT Hub a reality by our Chairman Leon speakers without whom there would be no Daniels OBE, has been a privilege to experience. ITT Hub. Our friends and colleagues at Logistics UK have The support from our many government demonstrated what a trade association can do agencies and six Sub-national Transport Bodies, if it works in the true spirit of partnership as we sharing their knowledge and information is the create something fresh and exciting. key to creating industry collaboration. Thanks Our amazing Commercial Partners in Lloyds also go to our sponsors and partners Webfleet, Banking Group, National Grid, Centrica and Lex Bridgestone, myenergi, Zenobe, Totalkare, The Autolease have remained by our side and without AA and Zemo Partnership whom we would not have been able to deliver Finally, my thanks to you, our visitors, for taking the show you see today. the time to be here at Farnborough, at the largest The brilliant venue team has been inspiring, while UK show of its kind for almost 40 years, with so our fantastic contractors and suppliers have risen many leading vehicle brands. to the challenge of delivering our vision of this This is your event. We’ve created it for you and long-awaited new-look event. Our many friends the transport industry to be inspired by. I do hope across the trade media have backed us and been that you enjoy your experience and tell everyone tremendous help. to come next May and share in the future. Every one of my team has been totally Enjoy reconnecting! committed and dug deep to ‘pull rabbits out of hats’ to make the show. They’ve done what it takes when it’s needed and I cannot thank them Mark Griffin, CEO, Binswood Media enough, especially Nick Fielding who is overseas ITT Hub 2021 is organised by Binswood Media Ltd 9 Lex Autolease Lex Autolease is the UK’s largest vehicle leasing can also assist in shaping your fleet’s environmental provider (FN50 Data - fleetnews.co.uk) and has agenda, balancing your operational requirements over 85,000 light commercial vehicles in the fleet. with the need to reduce emissions. This includes Our Commercial Vehicle (CV) Specialist Engineers implementing electric vehicles where suitable, can work closely with you to understand your designing the infrastructure to support it and also specific business and operational challenges. This reviewing your fleet to identify opportunities to includes managing complex builds, designs and downsize vehicles and maximise utilisation. specifications tailored to your business needs. Our We remain at the forefront of fleet trends and range of leasing, funding and service options come developments by sharing findings and strategies together to form a fully bespoke and insight driven with trade organisations, vehicle manufacturers and solution. industry specialists, allowing you to respond to both Our commercial vehicle expertise is evident today’s commercial and regulatory throughout your complete journey with us with environment and preparing your Commercial Partners CV Specialist teams managing quote, order and fleet for the future. delivery, purchase, supplier and build management and in-life. As green fleet experts, we’ll help you to see how Chris Chandler, Centrica electric vans can fit into your transport operation. We Principal Consultant As the largest supplier of domestic and business energy in the UK, we understand the importance of delivering the shift to EV and of creating a more sustainable energy system. National Grid Our British Gas and Centrica Business Solutions brands have installed over 17,500 charge points throughout the UK from Lloyds Bank Climate change is the greatest challenge of our time energy efficient lower powered AC 3.6kW up to industrial and the clock is ticking so we need to act now in all DC 350kW units suitable for the strategic road network – as Lloyds Bank is proud to be a sectors. well as enabling our business clients to install, manage commercial partner of ITT Hub. Transport accounts for just under a quarter of global and operate on-site energy solutions to support charging Both the transport and infrastructure CO2 emissions and still has an enormous impact too across workplaces, employee homes, on-the-road options, sectors face many challenges, whether on air quality and hence health. Moving to electric, Strategic destinations and depots. from Brexit, Covid-19 or climate hydrogen and other forms of clean propulsion will Centrica has also taken significant steps to electrify our own change. However, there are also make a huge difference. fleet of 12,000 vehicles. With 250 Vauxhall e-Vivaro vans on many opportunities to support the We can make that difference together. National Grid Partner the road and 2,750 more to be deployed by the end of 2022 UK Government’s plans for a Green is poised, with our expertise in electricity and gas and – we are well on the way to meeting our commitment for a Industrial Revolution, notably Transport with our infrastructure, to facilitate and help drive fully electric fleet by 2025.
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