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Event Calendar 2013 CYBER TRI SERVICE NAVAL LAND AIR EVENT CALENDAR 2013 The Global Market Leader in Specialist Defence Conferences www.defenceiq.com DEFENCE IQ: 2013 INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE SPEAKERS INCLUDED: Defence IQ Events are developed for professionals who wish to keep abreast of the latest industry challenges, developments and insights. Every Defence IQ Event provides the opportunity to hear from industry experts and international military keynote speakers. General James Mattis, Commander, Lieutenant General Robert Lennox, Deputy Chief of Staff U.S. Central Command (US CENTCOM) for U.S. Army Programs (G-8), US Army Programmes Admiral Jose Santiago Valdez Alvarez, Chief of Staff, Lieutenant General Ralph J Jodice II, Commander, Mexican Navy Allied Air Componenet, HQ Izmir Admiral General Manuel Rebollo García, Admiral Chief Lieutenant General Rafael Comas Abad, Commander, of Naval Staff, Spanish Navy NATO Deployable Forces, Spanish Armed Forces Lieutenant General Abdull Aziz Muhamed Husain, Air Vice Marshal Yahya Bin Rasheed Al-Juma, Commander, Royal Saudi Air Defence Forces Commander, Royal Air Force Of Oman Lieutenant General Patrick J. O’Reilly, Director, Major General Eric Rouzaud, Chief of Staff, Plans and U.S. Missile Defense Agency Procurement, French Air Force Lieutenant General Mohammed Al Ayeesh, Major General Qassim Jasim Nazal, Commander, 9th Commander, Royal Saudi Air Forces Infantry Division, Iraqi Army Vice Admiral Federico Niemann, Chief of General Staff, Major General Berndt Grundevik, Chief of Staff, Chilean Navy Swedish Army Lieutenant General JP Singh, Deputy Chief Army Staff, Air Vice-Marshall Muhammad Ashfaque Arain, Director Policy and Planning, Indian Army GH General, Air Force Strategic Command, Pakistan Air Force Lieutenant General Jagath Jayasuriya, Commander, Brigadier General Mansour Aljobour, Deputy Commander, Sri Lankan Army Air Operations & Air Defense, Jordanian Air Force Lieutenant General Jean Tristan Verna, Lieutenant General Guy Thibault, Chair, Organization of Director, Integrated Operational Land Equipment America States’ Inter-American Defence Board (IADB) MaintenanceAgency (SIMMT), French MoD Lieutenant General Rene Arnoldo Osorio Canales, Head Lieutenant General Norbert Finster, Chief of of the Joint General Staff, Armed Forces of Honduras Inspectorate, German Air Force Admiral Cristiano Bettini, Deputy Chief of Staff, Italian Lieutenant General DS Chauhan, Director General of the Ministry of Defence Defence Intelligence Agency, India Lieutenant General Arto Räty, Permanent Secretary, Air Marshal Shah Mohammad Ziaur Rahman, Chief of Ministry of Defence, Finland Air Staff, Bangladesh Air Force Major General Francisco N. Cruz JR, Deputy Chief of Vice Admiral Roberto Garcia Márquez, Planning Chief, Staff for Intelligence, J2, Armed Forces Philippines Colombian Navy Major General David Neasmith, Chief of Staff Assistant Chang Gon Choi, President, Defence Technology and Deputy Minister (Information Management), Canadian Quality Agency, Ministry of Defence, Republic of Korea Forces J6 Major General Zhao Jian Jun, Deputy Chief of Staff, Rear Admiral Nicola De Felice, Director of the Centre for Beijing Regional Air Command, Defence Innovation, Italian Defence General Staff, Italian MoD People’s Liberation Army Air Force (CHINA) Major General Roar Sundseth, Commander of Cyber Major General Dr. Khalifa Al Romaithi, Chief of Logistics Command, Norwegian Armed Forces Staff, UAE Armed Forces GHQ General Lieutenant Sergei Nickolaevich Razigraev, Commander of Air Defense, Russian Air Force UK KEYNOTE SPEAKERS INCLUDED: Major General Per Sverre Opedal, Chief of Staff, Norwegian Army Air Chief Marshal Sir Simon Bryant, Commander in Chief, Air Command, Royal Air Force Major General Surasit Thanadtang, Director General, Strategic Studies Center, Royal Thai Armed Forces Minister Peter Luff MP, Minister for Defence Equipment, Support and Technology, UK MoD Major General Japp Willemse, ACOS C4I, NATO ACT General Sir Peter Wall KCB, CBE, ADC Gen., Chief of the General Staff, British Army Rear Admiral Vic Guillory, Commander, US Navy Southern Command Air Vice Marshal Mark Green, Director of Information Superiority, UK MoD Rear Admiral Jorge Gross Albornoz, Commander of Navy Operations, Ecuadorian Navy Lieutenant General Gary Coward CB OBE, Director of Materiel (Land) and Quartermaster-General to the Forces, Major General Notswheleka, Head of Land Materiel, Defence Equipment & Support Air South African National Defense Force Vice-Marshal Stuart Atha, Air Officer Commanding, Lieutenant General Abdulelah O. AlSaleh, Director, Number One Group, Royal Air Force Department of Contracting, Saudi Arabian Ministry of Defence and Aviation Major General Gordon Messenger, Strategic Communications Director, Chief of Defence Staff, UK MoD Lieutenant General Michael D Barbero, Director, Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization, Office Major General Bill Moore, Director, Battlespace of the Secretary, US DoD Manoeuvre Requirements, UK MoD Lieutenant General José Carlos dos Santos, Head of the Major General Chris Deverell MBE, Director General, Army Cybernetic Centre, Brazilian Army Logistics Support and Equipment, HQ Land Forces, British Army Vice Admiral Rinaldo Veri, Commander Allied Maritime Command, NATO HQ • Visit: www.defenceiq.com • Call: +44 (0)20 7368 9737 • Email: [email protected] AIR PORTFOLIO: 2013 AIR PORTFOLIO: AIR PORTFOLIO Air power remains the critical element to mission success in theatres around the world. Rapid deployment, close air support, surveillance and air defence are all essential in current military operations. Defence IQ’s expansive range of conferences in our air portfolio ensure that your specific area is covered in detail. From fighters to maintenance to unmanned systems, Defence IQ has events providing detailed platform case studies, lessons learnt from around the world and discussion of emerging and developing technologies that will shape the sector for decades to come. Your attendance will also give you unparalleled networking opportunities with peers and colleagues from across the globe, offering you the insights, lessons and business opportunities that simply cannot be found anywhere else. UPCOMING EVENTS 2013 JANUARY: July: AIRBORNE EARLY WARNING INTEGRATED AIR MISSILE DEFENCE BRAZIL 22 - 24 January 2013, London, UK July 2013, Brazil www.airborneearlywarning.com Airborne Early Warning and Battle Management conference SEPTEMBER: is returning for its 12th consecutive year as Europe’s only dedicated AEW event. Building on the success of last years MILITARY AIRLIFT event, in 2013 the conference will continue to provide September 2013, London, UK MILITARY coverage of the worlds major AEW programmes whilst also www.militaryairliftevent.com AIRLIFT showcasing how non-NATO nations are looking to procure and develop their AEW&C capabilities. CLOSE AIR SUPPORT September 2013, London, UK INTERNATIONAL MILITARY HELICOPTER www.closeairsupport.co.uk 29 – 31 January 2013, London, UK www.militaryhelicopterevent.com Now in it’s 12th year, International Military Helicopter 2013 NOVEMBER: brings together senior military personnel from over 15 nations to explore the diverse international requirements of MEDICAL AND CASUALTY EVACUATION the major military rotary wing forces and the crucial roles November 2013, London, UK which they fulfil. www.medevacevent.com FEBRUARY: INTERNATIONAL FIGHTER AIRBORNE ISR November 2013, London, UKFULL COLOUR CMYK 27 – 28 February 2013, London, UK www.international-fighter.com www.airborneisr.com International Fighter is the premier global forum for the fighter community bringing together senior Air Force Airborne ISR has become the Europe’s foremost event for Officials, Naval Aviators, Programme Managers and the Airborne ISR industry with directors and operators of leading industry teams to engage in unbiased debate and BLACK & WHITE Air ISR technology from both military and industry coming discussion around future fighter requirements, upgrades together to discuss the most prevalent issues of the time. and operational performance. You can expect the customary With in-depth asset analysis and examination of how best to high-level insights and latest updates from across the globe achieve future ambitions it seeks to give both requirement on major programmes which in the past have included and operational updates. F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, Gripen, Rafale, Typhoon and Super Hornet, alongside analysis of PAK/T-50 and J-20 developments in Russia and China. MARCH: REVERSED MILITARY FLIGHT TRAINING 11 – 13 March 2013, London, UK www.militaryflighttraining.com The leading global conference to examine flight training in the live, virtual and synthetic environments. Attended by senior decision-makers from the military, government and industry, Military Flight Training is an unparalleled platform for buyers and suppliers to network and exchange ideas in one location. AIR POWER MIDDLE EAST 18 – 19 March 2013, Muscat, Oman MIDDLE EAST www.meairpower.com AIR MISSILE DEFENCE EASTERN EUROPE March 2013, TBC APRIL: UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES April 2013, London, UK • Visit: www.defenceiq.com • Call: +44 (0)20 7368 9737 • Email: [email protected] LAND PORTFOLIO: 2013 LAND PORTFOLIO: LAND PORTFOLIO Ground forces play an integral role in current operations. Continuous deployment, whether on peace support missions, humanitarian assistance or on combat operations have pushed manpower and equipment to the limit. Modernisation, a greater emphasis on protection and survivability and the demands
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