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Attendee List 18/05/2021 14:27 Unmanned Aeriel Systems - Wind and Aviation Webinar 19 May 2021 Unmanned Aeriel Systems - Wind and Aviation Webinar 19 May 2021 First Name Last Name Job title Organisation Sue Allen Market Analyst 4C Offshore Jim Gilhooly Partner Achieving the Difference LLP Rafal Libera Group Integration Manager Acteon Group Robert Hoermann CEO Aero Enterprise GmbH Andy Evans Director Aerossurance Limited Steve Robertson Director Air & Sea Analytics Athena Scaperdas Consultant Engineer Air Ops Safety Antonio Martinez Customer Solution Competitiveness Airbus Helicopters Arnaud Roux Operational Marketing Manager Airbus Helicopters Ralph Setz Senior Manager Operational Marketing Offshore Wind Airbus Helicopters Thierry Mauvais Key Segment Manager - Offshore Wind and Energy Airbus Helicopters Tim Williams Advisor Maritime Helicopters & UAV Airbus Helicopters Ashish Rughooa Trainee Engineer Airmate Ltd Mislav Spajic Data scientist/UAV operator Airspect d.o.o. Stuart Dawson Development Manager Aker Offshore Wind Andrew Lang Marine Hose Specialist Allied Marine Logistics Ltd. David Wilson Business Development Manager Allspeeds Limited Vanessa Cutler Strategic Account Manager Anixter Limited Andrew Reay group head of commercial Offshore wind Associated British Ports Jay Medina Commercial Manager Associated British Ports Binh Le Graduate Engineer Atkins Sebastian Bourne Project Director Atkins Anette Soderberg Named Accounts Sales Executive EMEA Autodesk Mark Marien US Director offshore HSE Avangrid Renewables Peter Gay Accountable Manager Aviation company Bobby Osahan Technical Director Aviation Consult Kari Soltvedt Safety Manager Avinor AS Simge Cakirli Student Özyeğin University Ronan McMahon Flight Operations Manager Babcock Mission Critical Services Ireland Ltd Ian Millhouse Senior Structures Specialist BAE Systems Spencer Tsao General Manager Bank of Taiwan London Branch Amy Townsend Senior Development Planner Banks Group Frazer Harrison Development Engineer Banks Renewables Ltd Joe Brown Programme Manager Barnsley Council Ian Simms Senior Development Manager BayWa r.e. UK Richard Marsh Partner BDB Pitmans LLP Edison Cheung Consultant Beexergy Adam Cohen Senior Policy Adviser BEIS Emma Warnock Policy Advisor BEIS John Waldron Head of Renewable Futures BEIS Katherine Prentice Senior Policy Advisor BEIS Tomasz Ligas Head of Renewable Energy Innovation Delivery BEIS James Grey Senior Development Manager Belltown Power Joel Hutchinson Head of Development Belltown Power Siva Kannan Project Manager BFG Marcus Brady Vessel Manager Bibby Marine Limited Stephen Drabble Operations Manager Renewables Bilfinger Salamis UK Ltd Barry Hawkins Director Aviation Services Brighton City Airport David Freeth Pilot Bristow Helicopters Limited Ian McCabe UK Senior BD & Commercial Manager Bristow Helicopters Limited David Scott UAS Operations Manager Bristow Helicopters Ltd Matt Rhodes Director UK & Turkmenistan Oil and Gas Bristow Helicopters Ltd Attendee list 18/05/2021 14:27 Unmanned Aeriel Systems - Wind and Aviation Webinar 19 May 2021 First Name Last Name Job title Organisation Abdelbaset Omar Hamadou inspector Bureau d'enquêtes et d'analyses / Djibouti Ian Finch Senior Offshore Wind Consultant Bureau Veritas Matthew Haughton Project Manager Bute Energy Limited Patrick Whelan Consultant BVG Associates Wai Chung Lai Graduate Engineer Cathay Pacific Airways Limited Mike Lanouette Vice President of Administration Centura College Vijay Raman Director Chakra Infrastructure Consultants Pvt Lt Marc Gater Commercial Manager CHC Helicopter Muki Liu Project Assitant CITIC Andy Wells Safety Policy Manager Civil Aviation Authority Glenn Blake Flight Operations Training Inspector Civil Aviation Authority Steve Smith Director - Clarksons Port Services Clarksons Sophie Wilson BDM Clarksons Port Services Gwen Moran Business Development Director Collabro Limited Gillian Cropper Projects Director Community Windpower Ltd Steve Milburn Senior Project Manager Community Windpower Ltd Youssef Badawi Marine Technical Office Engineer Continental Trading & Shipping Co. Ltd. Gerwyn Tumelty Director Coron Limited Ian Downie Business Development Director COTECS Man Djun Lee Lecturer Curtin University Adrien Dillard Director of Sales EMEA DART Aerospace Amelie Ravet Regional Sales Manager DART AEROSPACE visionary Lu sustainable dassault systemes Ann Kristin Deutschmann Senior Business Development Manager Mobility Department for International Trade Kees-Jan van Engelenburg Operations Manager Aviation DHSS Fernando Sevilla Montoya Senior Engineer DNV Mauricio Pereira Principal Engineer - Manager DNV GL Lee Hart Business Development Manager Dron and dickson Liomar Carlos technical support engineer DWT UK Paul Mott Transmission and trading adviser EDF David Sweenie Development Manager EDF Renewables Madelaine Brooks Policy and Regulation Analyst EDF Renewables Heather Hamilton Project Support Co-ordinator EDF Renewables UK Lovewell Chitiyo Principal Eng Edloc Consulting Engineers Declan Fives Offshore Project Engineering Manager Energia Stan Rutter Project Engineer EnerMech Andreas Karasavvas Offshore Structural Engineer ENI Paul Gill Director Environmentally Sustainable Systems Anders Wenaas Operation & Maintenance Engineer Equinor John Walter O&M Engineer Equinor Marcus Oliveira Lead Eng Equinor Jennifer Barclay Aviation Operations Supervisor - Supply Chain Equinor UK Scott Larke Senior Analyst O&M - Drone Lead Equinor UK Jenny Barclay Aviation Operations Supervisor - Supply Chain Equinor UK Catherine Wicks UK Business Development ERG UK Holding Ltd Abdoul Bah Director Manager ETS. ABF -SARL Xiaohan Wang Senior engineer Expleo Connor Welsh Analyst FacultyEY of Mechanical Engineering and Process Adel Ghaniet Professor Engineering/ Alan Macintyre Development Project Manager Falck Renewables Limited Anni Mikkonen CEO Finnish Wind Power Association Annalisa Russell-Smith UAV Pilot Flyby Technology Attendee list 18/05/2021 14:27 Unmanned Aeriel Systems - Wind and Aviation Webinar 19 May 2021 First Name Last Name Job title Organisation Jon Parker Pilot Flyby Technology Malcolm Woods New Model Program Planner Ford (retired) TIE LI Technical Specialist FORD MOTOR Company Chris Streatfeild Owner Forge Risk Niels Peter Olsen Senior Maritime Specialist Foss Maritime Company Tim Strohbach R&D Engineer Fraunhofer IFAM Gillian Smith Wind Energy Engineer Freelance Jeremy Swain tender coordinator Fugro Nkasiovundah Wosu Survey engineer Fugro Michael Quinnell Manager, Offshore Systems Fugro GB Marine Ltd Ian Adams Senior Associate Gateley Hamer Ting Sie CHui Director GDG Nicolas LeBrun EHS manager GE Offshore Wind Gayle Boyle Technical Director GoBe Consultants Ltd Joshua Kethan Customer Success Manager GPMS, Inc. Simon Jones Director Green Deck Operations Tomoya Nakao Senior Manager Green Power Investment Mina Ishimaru Partner H&S Energy Consultants Ltd. Gordon Angus CEO Hall and Angus Ltd Kenneth Sumpter Principal Engineer - CEO Healex Pty Ltd Kenneth Sumpter Principal Engineer - CEO Healex Pty Ltd Alex Knight CEO Helideck Certification Agency Ltd Jorunn Havardsholm Managing Director Helifuel AS Oddvar Ostensvik Business Development Helifuel AS Eirik Yndesdal Technical Manager Helifuel AS Tim Rolfe CEO HeliOffshore Mads Enemark Norgreen Sales & Business Development Director HeliPPE Michael Halberg CEO HELIPPE ApS Richard Holman Key Account & Business Development Manager HeliPPE Ltd Karine Oh Sales Director Hensoldt Karl Thompson Sales Director ATC Radar and IFF Hensoldt Sensors GmbH Adrian Pilbeam Head of Sales Hensoldt Uk (Formerly Kelvin Hughes Limited) Pete Lowson Offshore Energy Liaison Officer HM Coastguard Ian Rook Operations & Emergency Response Manager HOTA Mark Stephenson HSE Manager HOTA esaula armstrong HM Specialist Inspector HSE John Caskey Managing Director Hydrosphere UK Ltd Tun Qi Shaw Business Development IAP Group Sdn. Bhd. Shogo Hirata Project manager Iberdrola Japan Ralph Wegner Contracting Engineer Iberdrola Renewables Ihab Al-sibahi Director IHS UK HOLDING LTD Rune Bringedal VP Oil & Gas, Marine & Naval Imenco Dimitrios Gouskos Postgraduate Researcher Imperial College London Roger Townsend Innovation Lead Innovate UK Jaeho Jang Business Developer Jaeho Power Co.,Ltd Amy Gresty Tender Manager James Fisher Marine Services Ltd James McGann Tender Coordinator James Fisher Marine Services Ltd Paula Crosby Tender Manager James Fisher Marine Services Ltd Terry Barber OWMS Product Development Manager James Fisher Marine Services Ltd Toshihiro Oki Managing Director JERA UK LTD Jim Gilhooly Director Jetstream Consulting Group Jenna-Elaine Perry Renewable Territory Manager Johnson Controls Attendee list 18/05/2021 14:27 Unmanned Aeriel Systems - Wind and Aviation Webinar 19 May 2021 First Name Last Name Job title Organisation David Hutton Area Sales Manager Jurys Inn Group Jens Lanwes Senior Consultant O&M K2 Management Gmbh Ravi Narayanan Director KG Energy Suhaidi Samiran Lead Logistics KPOC Ian Sellwood Managing Director Lavant Innovation Ian Selwood Managing Director Lavant Innovation Nigel Leishman Executive Vice President & Global Head of Marketin LCI Angelo Raimondi Senior Advisor LCI Aviation JOHN GUMULAK Technical Director LCI AVIATION Andrea Giola marketing Leonardo Helicopters Giovanni Amodeo Marketing Manager Leonardo Helicopters Giovanni Andrea Amodeo Energy Marketing Manager Leonardo Helicopters Gabriele Ganeto Business Development Specialist Lighthouse S.p.A. Fernando Liman Principal Structural Engineer Liman engineering Ltd Dan Walker Associate Landscape Planner LUC Joseph Nunn Principal GIS Consultant LUC Mark Robert Prior Aviation
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