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Day One - Tuesday 13Th July DAY ONE - TUESDAY 13TH JULY Gareth Rogers, CEO, Farnborough International 09:30-10:00 FIA Connect 2021 - Welcome Address Tony Wood, CEO, Meggitt & President, ADS The Rt. Hon. Kwasi Kwarteng MP, Secretary of State at the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy KEY: Nick Pett, Deputy Director of the CSG21 Policy and Communications Unit “The Importance of International Cooperation for Caroline Donaghy, Defence Director, ADS Group 10:00-11:00 Future Defence Success” A look on board HMS Queen Elizabeth Elizabeth Baker, Business Development Director - Export, Thales UK Martin Kent, Director, Department for International Trade DEFENCE 11:00-11:30 NETWORKING BREAK Interact with other attendees at the show and book networking meetings on our platform! FUTURE FLIGHT Kevin Craven, CEO, ADS Group “Defence - ‘Being a Fast Follower’ - Learning from the 11:30-12:30 Private Sector to enable a sustainable future” Dr Sam Healy, Group Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability Director, QinetiQ AM Andrew Turner CB CBE MA MSc BA FRAeS CCMI RAF, Deputy Commander Capability, Royal Air Force FUTURE WORKFORCE 12:30-13:30 LUNCH BREAK Interact with other attendees at the show and book networking meetings on our platform! Jono Anderson, Principal, Strategy & Innovation, KPMG Raymond Li FRAeS, Director Strategic Marketing - Air, Thales UK “Future Battle Space: Next Generation Defence” 13:30-14:30 Defence in a Competitive Age David Rawlinson, Head of Business Development Intelligence Surveillance, Reconnaissance and Electronic Warfare, BAE Systems Air INNOVATION Mike Madsen, Deputy Director and Director of Strategic Engagement, Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) 14:30-15:30 NETWORKING BREAK Interact with other attendees at the show and book networking meetings on our platform! SPACE Jono Anderson, Principal, Strategy & Innovation, KPMG Scott Lee, VP & GM Payload and Ground Systems, Northrop Grumman Electronic Systems, “The Future of Space Security” 15:30-16:30 Jim Chilton, Senior Vice President of the Space and Launch Division Rick Ambrose, Executive Vice President, Lockheed Martin Space SUSTAINABILITY Follow us on social media or sign up to Correct at time of publishing - all times shown are in BST and may be subject to change. the FIA Connect mailing list for all the SIGN UP TO MAILING LIST latest announcements: DAY TWO - WEDNESDAY 14TH JULY Paul Scully MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State in the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 09:15-09:45 Opening Remarks Kevin Craven, CEO, ADS Group KEY: Murdo Morrison, Head of Strategic Content, FlightGlobal (Nino) Navdeep Singh Judge, Chief Executive & Founder, flypop “The Roadmap to Returning to the Skies - the Future of Dan Freeman, Engineering Leader for Boeing’s Confident Travel Initiative, The Boeing Company 10:00-11:00 Air Travel” Willie Walsh, Director General, IATA Matthew Davy, Senior Manager, Deloitte Bruno Fargeon, Keep Trust in Air Travel Lead, Airbus DEFENCE 11:00-11:30 NETWORKING BREAK Interact with other attendees at the show and book networking meetings on our platform! Mark Scully, Head of Technology - Advanced Systems & Propulsion, Aerospace Technology Institute Dr Rob Watson, Director of Electrical, Rolls-Royce FUTURE FLIGHT “Sustainability: Engineering the Propulsion of the 11:30-12:30 Future” Russ Dunn, Chief Technology Officer, GKN Aerospace Manish Dalal, Vice President of Advanced Technology, GE Aviation Michael Winter, Senior Fellow, Advanced Technology, Pratt & Whitney 12:30-13:30 LUNCH BREAK Interact with other attendees at the show and book networking meetings on our platform! FUTURE WORKFORCE Guy Johnson, TV & Radio Anchor, Bloomberg Naveed Hussain, Chief Technology Officer & Vice President & General Manger, Boeing Research & Technology Chris Lorence, Chief Engineer, GE Aviation “Reaching Net Zero - Setting the Aerospace Paul Stein, Chief Technology Officer, Rolls-Royce PLC 13:30-14:30 Sustainability Agenda” A CTO Roundtable INNOVATION Mark Russell, Chief Technology Officer, Raytheon Technologies Sabine Klauke, Chief Technical Officer, Airbus Eric Dalbiès, Senior Executive Vice President President R&T and Innovation 14:30-15:30 NETWORKING BREAK Interact with other attendees at the show and book networking meetings on our platform! SPACE John Coykendall, Global Aerospace & Defence Leader, Deloitte 15:30-16:30 “Decarbonizing Aviation - Is it as hard as we think?” Max Fenkell, Policy and Government Affairs Lead, Joby Aviation More Speakers to be Announced SUSTAINABILITY Follow us on social media or sign up to Correct at time of publishing - all times shown are in BST and may be subject to change. the FIA Connect mailing list for all the SIGN UP TO MAILING LIST latest announcements: DAY THREE - THURSDAY 15TH JULY KEY: Helena Lisachuck, Partner, Deloitte Lynda McVay, Skills & Capability Director, Leonardo “Women will take the lead by 2030 - Looking to a 10:00-11:00 diverse & digital future” Stefanie Broekhuizen, First Officer, B737, KLM Christine-Anne Chevry, Senior Manager Digital Industry, Airbus Gp. Capt Lizzy Nicholl OBE, Gp Capt Recruitment and Selection, RAF Cranwell DEFENCE 11:00-11:30 NETWORKING BREAK Interact with other attendees at the show and book networking meetings on our platform! Sumati Sharma, Aviation Partner, Oliver Wyman FUTURE FLIGHT “Challenging Together: Collaborating as an Industry for Willie Walsh, Director General, IATA 11:30-12:30 a more diverse future” Jacqui Sutton, Chief Customer Officer - Civil Aerospace, Rolls-Royce Chris Browne OBE, Non-Executive Director, Norwegian FUTURE WORKFORCE 12:30-13:30 LUNCH BREAK Interact with other attendees at the show and book networking meetings on our platform! Martin Molloy, Partner, KPMG Ben Hudson, Chief Technology Officer, BAE Systems “It’s Time to Invest in the Future of Digitization” Caroline Bellamy, Director Chief Data Officer, Ministry of Defence 13:30-14:30 Innovation, Efficiency & Future-Proofing Manufacturing INNOVATION Matt Telling, Sr Director, UK Defence and National Security, Microsoft Charlie Forte, Chief Information Officer, Ministry of Defence 14:30-15:30 NETWORKING BREAK Interact with other attendees at the show and book networking meetings on our platform! SPACE Cait Percy FIKE MInstP, Sensing & Technology Integration Engineer, BAE Systems Peter Maloney, Founder, Inaventure “Bridging the Gap” Laura Hoang, Council Member and Chair of Membership Board, Royal Aeronautical Society 15:30-16:30 From the Classroom to the Boardroom Steven Owens, Knowledge Exchange Fellow, University of Strathclyde Antonio Duduianu, Chair of UKSEDS SUSTAINABILITY Follow us on social media or sign up to Correct at time of publishing - all times shown are in BST and may be subject to change. the FIA Connect mailing list for all the SIGN UP TO MAILING LIST latest announcements:.
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