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Delegate List Delegate List First name Last name Job title Organisation Richard Aukland Director of Research 4C Offshore Sue Allen Market Analyst 4C Offshore Mike Kearney Marine Expert Acteon Group Ltd Heather Andrews Business Development Manager Advanced Power Services Ltd Esa Holttinen Business Director, Wind Power AFRY Solutions UK Ltd. Ashley Cordingley Marine Scientist Apem Ltd Mike O'Connell Naval Architect Apollo MWS Project Manager / Business Sergio Leone Development Europe AqualisBraemar LOC David Smith Director Arthur Smith (Grimsby) Ltd Associate Director, Ports and Maritime Arup Oliver Davey Maritime Engineer Arup James Robinson Senior Maritime Engineer Arup Paz Arteijo Senior Engineer Arup Anthony Brooks Marine Scientist Associated British Ports Jay Medina Commercial Manager Associated British Ports Offshore Wind Development Gareth Russell Manager Associated British Ports Tony Brooks Marine Scientist Associated British Ports Group Head of Commercial Offshore Andy Reay wind Associated British Ports James Bourne Project Director Atkins Nick Button Technical Support Engineer Atlas Copco Rental James Cunningham Sales Engineer Atlas Copco Rental Gurpreet Kaur Market Analyst Atlas Services Group Energy Ltd Juris Capass Commercial Manager Atlas Services Group Energy Ltd Doren Emmett US Head of Construction Avangrid Renewables Jerri Williams US Contracts Director Avangrid Renewables Doren Emmett US Head of Construction Avangrid Renewables Joshua Mabasa Project Manager Avangrid Renewables Christopher Bradford Senior Ports Engineer Avangrid Renewables Infrastructure & Environmental Will Spencer Planning Associate Barton Willmore Colin McClements Commercial Manager Belfast Harbour Commissioners Eugene McBride Port Engineer Belfast Harbour Commissioners Michael Martins Business Development Manager Bibby Marine Services John Sinclair Business Development Consultant Bilfinger Jody Lusher Business Development Manager Bilfinger Salamis UK Stephen Drabble Operations Manager Renewables Bilfinger Salamis UK Ltd Mark Hudson PM BP plc Matt Ellis Managing Director Broadcast Media Services Ltd. Emma Buckman Director Buckman Associates Ltd Ian Finch Senior Offshore Wind Consultant Bureau Veritas Delegate List Gary Hogg Technical Authority Bureau Veritas Shannan Wilkie Senior Solicitor BURNESS PAULL LLP Tony Appleton Director of Offshore Wind Burns & McDonnell Jack Paterson Senior Consultant BVG Associates Andy Strowbridge UK General Manager BVG Associates Lara Nash Postgraduate student Cardiff University Michael Warner Director Centre for Local Content Innovation Steve Smith Director Clarkson Port Services Ltd Paul Young Account Manager - Offshore Energy Clarksons Port Services Sophie Wilson Business Development Manager Clarksons Port Services Innes Cameron Director Clarksons Port Services Sebastien Crutchfield BD Manager Clyde & Co LLP Brian Greenwood Partner Clyde & Co LLP Dan Tindall Partner Clyde & Co LLP Mark Walsh Partner Clyde & Co LLP Daniel Jellis Head of Global Consulting Corre Consulting Limited Creation/Federal University of Rio Grande Monalisa Godeiro Researcher do Norte David Paterson National Key Account Manager Cromwell Lea Hurst Head of Fleet CWind Ltd Lea Hurst Head of Fleet CWind Ltd Andrew Malcolm Bd manager Dales marine Abu Mohamad Student DCU Lars Schoeters Logistics Coordinator DEME Group Tom Saelens Logistics Manager DEME Group International Trade Adviser | East of Alan Highet England Department for International Trade Itsuka Ogawa Senior Inward Investment Advisor Department For International Trade William Osborn Engineer DNV Kah Hau Principal Geotechnical Engineer DNV Kah Hau Principal Geotechnical Engineer DNV GL Alasdair Hinton Engineer DNV GL Mark Hayward Head of Advanced Engineering DNVGL Diana Pina-Gongora PhD Candidate Durham University Nick Gregory Employer and Partnership Manager DWP Jobcentre Oliver White Sales Director Earthstream Global Limited Nathanael Steiner Director - Asia Earthstream Global Limited Mark Groves Business Relationship Manager East of England Energy Group Stuart Mitchell Principal Consultant - Offshore Wind Eden Scott Jacob Burrows Research Engineer EDF Energy Renewables Limited Andrew Civil Head of Commercial Elevon Oliver Heins Team Manager EnBW Energie Baden-Wurttemberg AG Duncan Ayling Procurement Business Development EnBW Energie Baden-Wurttemberg AG Delegate List Pieter Poelsma Sr. Consultant Offshore Wind EnBW Energie Baden-Wurttemberg AG Andrej Knoop Lead Engineer EnBW Energie Baden-Wurttemberg AG Marcus Ihle Manager O&M Offshore EnBW Energie Baden-Wurttemberg AG Eoin McPartland Offshore Manager Energia Renewables Jack Counihan Trade Development Executive Enterprise Ireland Andy Smart CEO EPI Group Principal Consultant Supply Chain Julie McWilliam Management Equinor Lucy Cockerton Stakeholder Engagement Consultant ERM Aoife Galvin Offshore Project Director ESB Christopher Maguire Offshore Project Director ESB Senior Commercial Advisor, Offshore Ian Chester Wind ESB Susan Stack Engineer ESB Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Process Engineering/ University of Adel Ghenaiet Professor Science and Technology Houa Rory Hutcheson Business Development Manager UK Falck Renewables Wind Ferrabyrne Limited Sales Manager Ferrabyrne Limited Chris Streatfeild Owner Forge Risk Michael Quinnell Manager, Offshore Systems Fugro Renewables Services Gavin Johnston UK Energy Manager GAC Services UK Ltd Adrian Henry General Manager GAC UK David Knox Sales and BD Manager Gareloch Support Services (Plant) Ltd Terry Simmons Director Gibb Group Ltd Terry Simmons Director Gibb Group Ltd / Clarksons Scott Pearl Principal Global Infrastructure Partners Scott Pearl Principal Global Infrastructure Partners Carleen Collier Principal Consultant GoBe Consultants Ltd Sarah Brownie Business Development Helix Energy Solutions Gillian Morrison Senior Development Manager Highlands and Islands Enterprise Business Development Manager- Michael Case Renewables HR Wallingford Ltd Jaco Fleumer Business Development Manager HSM Offshore B.V. John Taylor Business Development Consultant Hydro-C John Caskey Managing Director Hydrosphere UK Ltd Silvia Cretanu MK Coordinator ICE Engineering Services UK Ltd Johann Soyez O&M Consultant Independant Jon Challis Business Development Manager Inland and Coastal Marina Systems Toshiyuki Shimizu Managing Director ITC Corporation OWMS Product Development Terry Barber Manager James Fisher Marine Services Leadership Team EA & Office Jude Cockrill Manager James Fisher Marine Services Ltd Delegate List OWMS Product Development Terry Barber Manager James Fisher Marine Services Ltd Strategy Execution Manager - Mike Hodgson Renewables James Fisher Renewables Vice President of Business Stuart Porteous Development James Fisher Renewables (North America) Business Development Manager - Norman Skillen Offshore Jan De Nul (UK) Limited Emmanuel De Ridder Offshore Tender Engineer Jan De Nul (UK) Limited Laurent Fonfoneata Offshore Procurement Engineer Jan De Nul (UK) Limited Richard Cordes Offshore Procurement Engineer Jan De Nul (UK) Limited Greta De Santis Offshore Tender Engineer Jan De Nul (UK) Ltd Bart Willems Commercial Manager Jan De Nul (UK) Ltd Climate & Clean Energy Jeff Benzak Communications JB Communications Project Manager - Strategic Paul Lloyd initiatives JDR Cable Systems Takamasa Mori Manager JERA Power UK Toshihiro Oki Managing Director JERA UK LTD John Fitzgerald Managing Director John Fitzgerald Limited Kelly Meredith-Jones Business Development Manager Knights Brown Tim Camp Renewables Projects Director LOC Group Limited Managing Director and Renewables Andy Butler Lead LOC Group Limited Nick Palmer Director London Marine Consultants Brian Cotter Project Manager LSL Consulting (Pty) Ltd Maf Smith Director Lumen Energy & Environment Eilidh Smith Marine Manager Marex Marine & Risk Consultancy Wayne Henderson Managing Director Marex Marine & Risk Consultancy Gail Bradford Senior Consultant MDS Transmodal Vasileios Christakis Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Aamir Shahzad Global Senior Electrical Specialist MHI Vestas Offshore Wind UK Ltd Steven Edwards Commercial Director Milford Haven Port Authority Steven Edwards Commercial Director Milford Haven Port Authority Councellor of International Energy Ministry of Economic Affairs and Anu Eslas Cooperation Communications VP Business Development Ports & Emilie Dorgeville Renewables MIROS As Nick Brambles Marine Manager MMS Offshore Renewable Services Ltd Simon Wood Director Modini Ltd Jordan Greer Engineer Moffatt & Nichol Shane Vallance Director Moor Economics Limited Duncan Wilson Manager Business Development MPI Offshore Roy van Loveren General Manager MPI Offshore Dominika Colver Naval Architect Mwaves Ltd Gavin Dickson Maritime Civil Engineer Mwaves Ltd Delegate List Eleanor Caffrey Student N/a Chris Hutchings Project Manager NASH Maritime Ltd Jamie Holmes Director NASH Maritime Ltd Dave Mackay Business Development National Oilwell Varco Kerri Hart Senior Technical Advisor Natural Power Robert Lawrence Director Nemesis Consultants Limited Adam Tucker Business Development & Strategy N-ERGISE Andrew Duncan Consultant North Star Renewables Michael Gordon Group Commercial Director North Star Renewables Ronnie Quinn Advisor Norwegian Energy Partners Gary Jarrald Business Development Manager N-Sea Offshore John Price Sales & Commercial Director Nylacast Engineered Products Dorothy Shepherd New Opportunities Ocean Winds New Offshore Wind Leasing Andronikos Kafas Opportunities Manager Ocean Winds Jamie Dempster O&M Manager Ocean Winds
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