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Delegate List IDP11 and Off-Highway Vehicles Competitions Networking and Consortium Building Event Thursday 3rd July 2014 - Delegate list - First Name Last Name Company Name Alan Agurto Goya Jaguar Land Rover Peter Ainsworth FutureRailwayTeam Sam Akehurst University of Bath Robert Anderson Niche Vehicle Network Naomi Arblaster Staffordshire University Colin Arnold Johnson Matthey Battery Systems Ltd Alice Arnott Lotus Engineering Lloyd Ash Ashwoods Automotive Colin Astbury TT Electronics Technology Kais Atallah University of Sheffield John Austin Austin Analytics Nathan Bailey Advanced Innovative Engineering (UK) Ltd Michael Baker BP Castrol Paula Baldwin CNG Services Ltd Chris Bale Productiv Ltd James Barnes Dennis Eagle Limited Andrew Barnes Powertrain Technologies Ltd Patrick Barth LNE group Phil Bartlett LeighFisher Bob Bateman Nissan Moria Bennett Teva Motors Mark Benton FutureRailwayTeam Amit Bhave Computational Modelling Cambridge Limited Brendan Bilton ACAL Energy Ltd Kim Blackburn Cranfield University Paul Blackburn Controlled Power Technologies Ainars Blaudums EU Project AB Guy Blundell Caterpillar Trevor Bradbury FutureRailwayTeam Joanna Brahova Intelligent Energy Johnathan Breddy Tata Motors European Technical Centre plc Dr James Brighton Cranfield University Simon Broome Jaguar Landrover Helen Buchanan Hyperdrive Innovation Limited Eugene Butan Cranfield University Jim Campbell Mike Campbell Vortex Exhaust Technology Helen Carr PNO Alan Carter Clean Air Power Paul Chandler Jaguar Land Rover Sam Chapman The Floow John Chasey TVR Neil Cheesseman Zytek Automotive Tom Cleaver OXIS Energy Ltd John Coakley Carbon Air Limited Graham Conway Jaguar Land Rover Kevin Cooke Teer Coatings Ltd, Miba Coating Group Natalie Coomber technology strategy board Richard Cooper Tata Steel Brian Cooper Jaguar Land Rover Mel Coppock Independent Aaron Costall Imperial College London Mark Coverley Sophie Cozien-Cazuc Far-UK Limited 1 Steve Cragg GKN Gabrielle Cross Coventry University Robert Crow Jaguar Land Rover Stephen Cunniffe Advanced Forming Research Centre Andrea Czapova Penso Jonathan Dale Longton Avia (UK) Ltd Gareth Davies Composites Evolution Emma Day Liquid IC Ltd Stephen de Caen Niftylift Ltd Mike Dempsey Claytex Services Limited Andy Dickinson Controlled Power Technologies Mike Dickison Coventry University Ian Downing Productiv Antonis Dris Caterpillar Jim Ebner Biomotive Fuels Ltd M K Ebrahimi University of Bradford Clare Edwards De Montfort University Phil Edwards Weald Technology Ltd Mark Ellis Johnson Matthey Battery Systems Steve Elmes Millbrook Proving Ground Robert Evans Cenex Mike Everitt Vocis Richard Fairchild AVID Technology Group David Farr SSE PLC Steve Faulkner Caterpillar Richie Frost Frost EV Systems Ltd Hugh Frost Hugh Frost designs ltd David G IPDI Mark Gaddes Coventry University Paul Gallen National Composites Centre Philip Gamble Vayon Group (FrostEV) Lionel Christopher Ganippa Brunel University Alexeis Garcia-Perez Coventry University Ian Gee Iconiq Innovation ltd Chris Gerrard Westwind Air Bearings Subhash Ghosh Lemon Advisors UK Ltd. Ian Giles Pro-Bolt Limited Sukhdev Gill University of Birmingham Rob Gilson 360is Ltd Alexander Gnyla CNG Services Ltd James Godwin Spongecomms David Goodwin Far Composites Dave Gorshkov Digital Grape Business Services N Green JaguarLandrover Tony Griffiths Gas Alliance Group Gary Haddon Lotus Engineering Rachel Haigh Tata Steel Elaine Haines Pro-Bolt Limited Robin Hall Hall Engineering And Design Ltd Kevin Hammett University of South Wales Nick Harbord Gas Bus Alliance Peter Harman ESI Group Malcolm Harold KTN Geoff Haynes GaN Systems ltd Yolande Herbath Transport Systems Catapult Steve Hodder Core Technologie Ltd. Kevin Holloway Manufacturing Technology Centre Joe Holt Far-UK Mark Holton R&D Vehicle Systems Ltd Jon Horsley technology strategy board Chris Hughes Jaguar Land Rover Steven Hughes JCB Transmissions Ian Jameson Vortex Exhaust Technology Ltd Paul Jarvie NMI Peter Jefferies Jefferies Automotive Systems Ltd Marcus Jenkins Magtec Matthew Jennings Applus IDIADA Nick Jones TSB Stephen Jones FEV UK Martyn Jupp University of Huddersfield Nigel Keen National Composites Centre 2 Richard Kemp-Harper Arcola Energy Chris King Axillium Research Tony King Hardstaff Group Paul Kirkham Altair Andrew Knox University of Glasgow Stephen Laird Artemis Intelligent Power Jog Lall Eminox Tim Lansdell Ransomes Jacobsen Ltd Andrew Latham Artemis Intelligent Power Dave Latimer Magnomatics Ltd Michael Leese Jaguar Land Rover Barrie Lindsay JLG Industries UK Ltd. Mike Looney Caterpillar UK Ltd Jan Lukaszewski Caparo Vehicle Products Bruce Macaulay Transform Technology Limited Sheena MacKenzie AFRC Simon Malins University of Huddersfield Simon Mall Ricardo James Marco WMG, University of Warwick Andy Martin Vortex Exhaust Technology Byron Mason University of Bradford Ryan Maughan AVID Technology Ltd Joseph Mawejje MAEGUEMECHS LTD Steve McDonald Newcastle University Chris McHugh Sigmatex (UK) Ltd Mark McNally Jaguar Land Rover Rob McNally Jaguar Land Rover Bob McNicoll Vayon Group Paul Millington Johnson Matthey Ian Mitchard Welsh Automotive Forum Liz Mullis Brunel University Suresh Nayagam Cranfield University Richard Neal Mahle Powertrain Ltd Peter Needham ML Electronics Ltd. Peter Newton Imperial College London Brad O'Nians Intelligent Energy Ltd James Oakenfull MAHLE Powertrain Rob Oldaker O&S Technology Ltd Rob Oliver Construction Equipment Association David Onstenk Exhergy Limited Nick Owen Dearman Engine Company Limited Robert Palmer GVJ Diffs Daniel Paluszczyszyn De Montfort University Simon Parke MBA TBAT Innovation Ltd David Paul Magna International Bill Pearce Cummins Jun Peng University of Sussex Monica Pla Applus IDIADA Michael Pont SafeTTy Systems Ltd Gary Prichard JLG Industries UK Ltd. Francis Prime Frost Electronics Ltd. Ejaz Qureshi University of Nottingham Luke Redfern Cenex Mark Roberts Ashwoods Christopher Rose Anglo Engineering Concepts Mark Rowland Nissan Simon Rowlands Millbrook Proving Ground Ltd. Neale Ryan Technology Strategy Board Henry Sarel-Cooke GKN Autostructures Ltd Peter Scanes Controlled Power Technologies Andy Scarisbrick ADS Collaborations Graham Scarsbrook Ilford Engineering Marc Schollmeyer SKF Tim Scott SR Technology Innovations Ltd Richard Seager WMG, University of Warwick Daniel Seedhouse GKN Driveline Julien Servant Aeristech Ltd Tony Shale Norgren Marlon Sharland SCISYS Marlon Sharland SCISYS Robin Shaw Hyperdrive 3 Sheena Shields Newcastle University Richard Simpson University of Birmingham Mark Slater Vocis Roger Sloman Advanced Blast & Ballistic Systems Ltd. AJ Smallbone CMLC Innovations Jonathan Smith Warwick Manufacturing Group Michail Soumelidis AVL Powertrain UK Ltd Phil Squance Caged Laser Engineering Ltd Paul Stanley Powertrain Technologies Steve Statham MTC Dr Viv Stephens Niche Vehicle Network Sam Stephens TBAT Innovation Ltd Phil Stones Millbrook Proving Ground Ltd Paul Sullivan Penso Neil Sully Clean Air Power Kathryn Taylor Romax Technology Charlotte Thiery Cenex Rhys Thomas Advanced Innovative Engineering (UK) Ltd Neil Thomas Lotus Cars Steve Thompson Caterpillar Articulated Trucks Scott Thompson Caterham Technology P Tibbles Prodrive Dr Ben Todd Arcola Energy Ltd Kevin Treco Carbon Trust Paul Turner Revolve Technologies Ltd Jamie Turner Jaguar Land Rover Ian Turner Office for Low Emission Vehicles Dinos Visvikis TRL Prabdeep Walia Tata Technologies Europe Limited Carly Wall Niche Vehicle Network Chris Walsh Cenex Heming Wang Sheffield Hallam University Yangang Wang Dynex Semiconductor Ltd Geoff Watson Zero Carbon Futures Lindsay Watson Tata Technologies Anna Weston Cranfield University Neil Whittaker T Baden Hardstaff Ltd Mairi Wickett WITT Limited Ben Wicksteed Jaguar Landrover Stephanie Williams WMG, University of Warwick Ben Williams Imperial College London Jim Winchester Ashwoods Automotive David Witts TT Electronics Technology Bob Womersley JCB John Wood Niche Vehicle Network Mike Woollacott Greenwatt Technology Julian Wray Ricardo UK Jack Lavender Artemis Intelligent Power Ltd Michael Collins Penso Alan Cooper DRAEAUK Ltd Christopher Day Biz Karts Limited Jose Freedman Technology Strategy Board Charles Glide IPG Automotive GmbH Matthew Hocking Staffordshire University Michael Kavanagh Omnequip Ltd Alastair Thompson ABBS Tim Biggs TT Electronics Dev Gill University of Birmingham Vijay Gadde Jaguar Land Rover Claire King Axillium Research Bhavna Jha Jaguar Land Rover Oyebola Bello Technology Strategy Board William Zhu Dynes Darren Carter Intertek Transportation Technology Greta Blauduma EU Project AB Mahdieh Mehrabi Claytex Philip Burgess Construction Equipment Association 4.
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