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Past Attendee Profile AWARDS 2014 Past attendee profile Job title Company Job title Company Director 2B Landscape Consultancy Ltd Project Manager BMI Healthcare Director of Technical Services ADSM Head of Infrastructure Programme BMI Healthcare Marketing at Advanced Demand Side Management ADSM Infrastructure Programme & facilities Director BMI Healthcare Director ADSM Project Manager BMI Healthcare Director AECOM Chief Operating Office Brain in Hand Project Manager AECOM Director of 3TS Estates & Facilities Brighton & Sussex University Operations Director AECOM Hospitals NHS Trust Associate Aedas Architects LTD Marketing Manager Britplas Associate Director Aedas Architects LTD Sales Manager Britplas Senior Technician Aedas Architects LTD Mechanical Engineer Bryden Wood Head of Estates & Facilities Airwatch Director Bryden Wood Sales & Marketing Director Airwave Associate Director Bryden Wood Architect Allford Hall Monaghan Morris Director Bryden Wood Associate Allford Hall Monaghan Morris Director Bryden Wood Director Allford Hall Monaghan Morris Architectural Project Lead Bryden Wood Senior Architect Allford Hall Monaghan Morris Associate Director Capita Symonds Architech Anshen+Allen Director Capita Symonds Senior Assosiate Anshen+Allen Senior Consultant Capita Symonds Project leader Anshen+Allen Senior Consultant Capita Symonds Development Director Apollo Capital Projects Development Chartered Quantity Surveyor Christopher Smith Associates Managing Director Apollo Capital Projects Development Equity Partner Christopher Smith Associates Director Art Interiors Director CIB Communications Director Artinsite Head of Property Circle Healthcare Associate Dorector Arup Head of Operations City of Edinburgh Council Associate Arup Service Manager City of Edinburgh Council Associate Arup Director - Structural Engineering Clancy Head of Investor Relations & Communications Assura Group Capital Developments Project Manager Colchester Hospital NHS Property Development Manager Assura Group Foundation Trust Associate Director Avanti Architects Executive Director Community Health Partnerships Director Avocet Consult Head of FM Technical Support Community Solutions Partnership Business Development Director Social Infrastructure Balfour Beatty Services Director BAM Development Manager Community Ventures Pre Construction Manager BAM Business Development & Partnership Director Community Ventures Project Manager BAM Group Design Assurance Manager Costain Group Director BAM Director Davis Langdon / AECOM Project Manager Barnet and Chase Farm Hospitals Associate Planner Define NHS Trust Chairman Design in Mental Health Network Director of Estates & Facilities Barts Health NHS Trust “Senior Risk Advisor, Patient Safety Design” Det Norske Veritas Assistant Director Barts Health NHS Trust Associate Director Devereux Architecs Senior Project Manager Barts Health NHS Trust Architect Devereux Architects Landscape Architect BBUK Studio Limited Principal Director Devereux Architects Managing Director Berkley Care Group Project Architect Devereux Architects Occupational Therapist for Older Adults Black Country Partnership NHS Marketing Assistant Devereux Architects Foundation Trust Managing Director Devereux Architects Expert by Experience Black Country Partnership NHS Project Director Devon Partnership NHS Trust Foundation Trust Associate DLA Architecture Ltd Creative Strategy Facilitator Black Country Partnership NHS Head of Healthcare Architecture DLA Architecture Ltd Foundation Trust Projects Implementation Manager Dorset NHS University Foundation Director Blue Forest - Tree House Design & Trust Construction Account Manager Draeger Project Director BMI Director Dransfield Owens Design Category Sponsors: Event Partners: AWARDS 2014 Past attendee profile Job title Company Job title Company Director Dransfield Owens Design Ltd Foundation Trust Director Dunwoodie Architecture and Design Project Manager Hertfordshire Partnership University Sales Director E-CO UK Architect HLM Architects Managing Director E-CO UK Interior Designer HLM Architects Senior Consultant EC Harris Associate Director HLM Architects Partner EC Harris Senior Project Architect HOK Account Principal EC Harris Senior Medical Planner HOK Architect Edward Williams Architects Communications Manager HOK Operations Director Elementa Consulting Director HOK Operations Director Elementa Consulting Healthcare Market Leader HOK Partner at Elliott Wood Elliott Wood Partnership LLP Partner Holbrow Brookes Associate at Elliott Wood Elliott Wood Partnership LLP Senior Surveyor Holden and Lee Programme Director Enhancing the Healing Environment Partner Holden and Lee Programme, The King’s Fund Development Manager Hull Citycare Managing Director FCC Construccion Chief Officer Hull Clinical Commissioning Group Director Fira Estates Project Manager Humber NHS Foundation Trust Director Fira Landscape LLP Business Development Humber NHS Foundation Trust Business Area Forbo Modern Matron Humber NHS Foundation Trust Business Area Manager Forbo Operations Director IBI Group Key Account Manager Forbo Flooring Systems Director IBI Group Managing Director Galliford Try Partnerships Studio Associate Director Brighton IBI Nightingale Senior Project Manager Galliford Try Partnerships Studio Director/IBI Associate London IBI Nightingale Director GAMA Healthcare Studio Director/IBI Associate London IBI Nightingale Director GAMA Healthcare Office Principal Brighton Studio IBI Nightingale Marketing Manager GAMA Healthcare Studio Principal IBI Taylor Young Sales Executive GAMA Healthcare Energy Manager Imperial Health NHS Trust Infection control Nurse Trainer GAMA Healthcare Head of Estates & Operations Imperial Health NHS Trust Partner Gelder & Kitchen LLP Director Interceil Chartered Architect Gelder & Kitchen LLP Corporate Development & Communications Director International Academy for Project Manager General Healthcare Group Design & Health Architect Gilling Dod Architects Project Director Interserve Director Gilling Dod Architects Senior Contracts Manager Interserve Director Gilling Dod Architects National Operations Manager Interserve Business Development Manager Gilling Dod Architects Divisional Director Interserve Energy Manager Great Ormond Street Construction Manager Interserve Development Director Great Ormond Street Hospital Commercial Manager Interserve Director or Property & Redevelopment Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity IES Business Manager Interserve X-Ray Artist Gusto Images PSCP Operations Manager Interserve Head of Essentia Community Contracts Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Manager Interserve Foundation Trust Regional Director Interserve Radiology Manager Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Senior Quantity Surveyor Interserve Foundation Trust Associate Director Interserve Sustainability Manager Guys & St Thomas NHS Project Manager Interserve Sustainability Projects Officer Guys & St Thomas NHS Regional Business Development Manager Interserve Land and Development Manager Hall Mark Care Homes Senior Buisness Develpment Manager Isotera Managing Director Healthcare Design & Management Partner James Totty Partnership Magazine Managing Partner James Wigg Practice National Sales Manager Healthcare Design & Management Associate Jane Darbyshire & David Kendall Ltd Magazine Director Jane Darbyshire & David Kendall Ltd Account Executive Healthcare Estates Director of Healthcare Projects John Laing Account Executive Healthcare Estates & Design in Joint Managing Director Joyce Construction Mental Health Director JRB Environmental Design Principal Henley Halebrown Rorrison Senior Surveyor Kendall Kingscott Associate Henley Halebrown Rorrison Associate Director Kendall Kingscott Managing Director Hera Media Senior Architect Kennedy FitzGerald Architects Project Manager Hertfordshire Partnership NHS Managing Director Kent & Medway Health Foundation Trust Informatics Service Managing Director Hertfordshire Partnership NHS Director of Estates Kent & Medway NHS Social Care and Foundation Trust Partnership Trust Associate Director of Estates Hertfordshire Partnership NHS Chairman Kent & Medway NHS Social Care and Category Sponsors: Event Partners: AWARDS 2014 Past attendee profile Job title Company Job title Company Partnership Trust NHS Trust Service Manager Kent & Medway NHS Social Care and Matron Adult Critical Care Nottingham University Hospitals Partnership Trust NHS Trust Senior Director Kier Health Project Manager Nottinghamshire NHS Bid Manager Kier Health Partner Oxford Architects SFM Kier Health Director P+HS Architects Contracts Manager Kier Northern Director P+HS Architects Contracts Manager Kier Southern Marketing Manager P+HS Architects Director Kier Southern Associate P+HS Architects Contracts Manager Kier Southern Associate P+HS Architects Director KKE Architects Regional Sales Manager P4 Emergency Lighting Specialists Interior Design KLH Architects Head of Sales & Marketing P4 Emergency Lighting Specialists Director KLH Architects Principal Project Manager Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust Managing Director Knightsbridge Furniture Head Capital Projects & Design Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust Sales Manager Kwickscreen Occupational Therapist. Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust Health Sector Design Leader Laing O’Rourke CAMHS Inpatient Service Manger Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust Project Manager Laing O’Rourke PA to Director of Capital Investment & Estates Svc Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust Health Sector Leader Laing O’Rourke Director Phoenix Hospital Group Principal Land Use Consultants Strategic Healthcare Advisor Pick Everard
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