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2017 Delegate List Head of HR 2017 Delegate List Head of HR - Retail, Corporate & Business Banking AIB HR Director Air Products VP Global Human Resources Refining Solutions Albemarle Head of Learning & Development Allianz Insurance Chief Operating Officer Amrest Head of Business Partnering Anglian Water Head of People Development Anglian Water HR Business Partner Anglian Water UK People Change Director Anglo Beef Processors HR Development Director Arriva Group HR Director, UK Arriva Group Group Human Resources Manager Atlas Hotels www.hrdsummit.com 1 Delegate Opportunities Sponsorship Opportunities Speaking Opportunities Shane Kemp Karl Ghamsari Penelope Jenkin [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] +44(0)20 8080 9594 +44 (0)20 8080 9499 +44 (0)20 8080 9108 2017 Delegate List Group HR Director Banks Group, Durham UK HR Director Baxi Heating HR Director Bellpenny Group HR Director Bellway PLC Head of Human Resources Benteler Group HRD Biffa VP HR Europe BodyCote Global Head of Talent & Leadership Bupa Buried Hill Services UK HR Director Ltd Business Services Director of HR Organisation Business Services TBC Organisation Executive Director of People and Organisational Catalyst Housing Development Interim Head of HR Catalyst Housing VP Human Resources CDK Global Channel Islands Co- Chief Human Resources Officer Operative Society Ltd Channel Islands Co- Human Resources Manager Operative Society Ltd www.hrdsummit.com 2 Delegate Opportunities Sponsorship Opportunities Speaking Opportunities Shane Kemp Karl Ghamsari Penelope Jenkin [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] +44(0)20 8080 9594 +44 (0)20 8080 9499 +44 (0)20 8080 9108 2017 Delegate List Global Compensation Leader Chemtura HR Director EMEA Chemtura SVP Human Resources CISCO Coastal Housing Director of HR & Organisational Development Group Community HR Director Integrated Care Computershare Head of HR Mortgage Services Head of HR Logistics Co-operative Group Head of HR Curo Director of Human Resources Dhiraagu Global HR & Safety Director, Plastics Division DS Smith People Business Partner – Retail Support Dunelm East Sussex County Assistant Director, Personnel & Training Council Group HR Director e2v Director of People Eurostar Vice President Human Resources APAC and EMEA Faro Technologies Global HR Director Fitness First www.hrdsummit.com 3 Delegate Opportunities Sponsorship Opportunities Speaking Opportunities Shane Kemp Karl Ghamsari Penelope Jenkin [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] +44(0)20 8080 9594 +44 (0)20 8080 9499 +44 (0)20 8080 9108 2017 Delegate List VP, Head Of HR, Full Portfolio Countries EMEIA HR Fujitsu Senior HR Director GE Oil & Gas Europe Director of Health Metrics and Insights GSK HR Director Hallmark Cards UK HR Manager Handicare HR Director Hanson UK Head of HR Harrods Ltd HR & Retail Director Harrods Ltd Helen Hamlyn Centre - Director Royal College of Art Head of HR and Administration Hipoges Iberia HR Director HML Thinkers50, Award-Winning Author, Professor of Management Practice at London Business School and Hotspots Movement Leader of the Future of Work Research Consortium Group HR Manager - EMEA Hunting Energy Services Head of HR Hutchinson Ports Director of People ICAS HR Director idverde www.hrdsummit.com 4 Delegate Opportunities Sponsorship Opportunities Speaking Opportunities Shane Kemp Karl Ghamsari Penelope Jenkin [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] +44(0)20 8080 9594 +44 (0)20 8080 9499 +44 (0)20 8080 9108 2017 Delegate List Director of HR Incommunities Human Resources Manager - UK, Russia and Netherlands Infineum Global Director of Strategy and Innovation for HR ING Bank Institution Of Mechanical HR Business Partner Engineers Institution Of Mechanical HR Director Engineers VP, Human Resources Interactive Data HR Director IOP Publishing Learning Practice Leader ITOL CEE HR Director - Organisation Effectiveness, Human Resources Jaguar Landrover Knorr-Bremse Rail Human Resources Director Systems (UK) Ltd HR Manager LASTING System Regional HR Manager - Northern Europe Leica Microsystems Leicestershire Director of Human Resources & OD Partnership NHS Trust Head of Talent Development EMEA Lenovo Colleague Services and Business Management Director Lloyd Bank London Stansted Airport HR Director (Manchester Airport Group) www.hrdsummit.com 5 Delegate Opportunities Sponsorship Opportunities Speaking Opportunities Shane Kemp Karl Ghamsari Penelope Jenkin [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] +44(0)20 8080 9594 +44 (0)20 8080 9499 +44 (0)20 8080 9108 2017 Delegate List Vice Principal, People, Planning and Marketing Loughborough College Manchester Airport Group Organisational Effectiveness Director Group Manchester Airport HR Director Group Manchester Airport Head of Development and Engagement Group HR Director McDonalds Europe Ltd HR Director, EMEA Medidata Mercedes AMG Petronas HR Director Formula One Team Director of Global Human Resources Murata Power Solutions People Development Director National Trust HR Director Nationwide Platforms HR Director NEC Group Ltd HR Business Partner NESTA HR Director NESTA Group HR Partnering Manager NFU Mutual Group Talent and Leadership Manager NFU Mutual Head of HR NFU Mutual www.hrdsummit.com 6 Delegate Opportunities Sponsorship Opportunities Speaking Opportunities Shane Kemp Karl Ghamsari Penelope Jenkin [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] +44(0)20 8080 9594 +44 (0)20 8080 9499 +44 (0)20 8080 9108 2017 Delegate List HR Operations Manager NFU Mutual Associate Director of HR NHS Scotland Director of HR & Workforce Development NHS Scotland NHS Trust Welsh Director of Workforce & OD Ambulance Services Global HR Director Normet Group Oy Outdoor and Cycle Head of HR Concepts Ltd Chief People Officer Ovo Energy Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Philips Officer Powys Teaching Health Director of Workforce & OD Board Human Capital Director PwC Queen Mary University of Deputy Director HR London Executive Director of Corporate Services RHP Head of Engagement RHP Head of HR RHP Head of HR Romax Technology Ltd Head of HR RTE Ireland www.hrdsummit.com 7 Delegate Opportunities Sponsorship Opportunities Speaking Opportunities Shane Kemp Karl Ghamsari Penelope Jenkin [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] +44(0)20 8080 9594 +44 (0)20 8080 9499 +44 (0)20 8080 9108 2017 Delegate List HR Director SABMiller Director of Human Resources and Organisational Salisbury NHS Development Foundation Trust Group Head of Corporate Services Sanctuary Group Group Head of Learning and Development Sanctuary Group Group Head of HR Scott Bader Group HR Director Severfield CEO Simply Business South West Head of Learning and OD Commissioning Support (NHS) Senior International HR Manager SPAR International Director of HR Stephens Scown LLP HR Regional Manager Story Homes Regional HR Manager Story Homes Director of Corporate Service Taff Housing Association Thinkers50, McKinsey Award-Winning Author, Leading Tammy Erickson and Expert on Generations in the Workplace Associations TATA Consultancy Head of Talent Services TATA Consultancy TBC Services www.hrdsummit.com 8 Delegate Opportunities Sponsorship Opportunities Speaking Opportunities Shane Kemp Karl Ghamsari Penelope Jenkin [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] +44(0)20 8080 9594 +44 (0)20 8080 9499 +44 (0)20 8080 9108 2017 Delegate List Director HR TCS UK & Ireland Head of Leadership, Telent & Resourcing Telefonica Head of UK People Strategy, Programmes and Change Telefonica Learning & Development Manager Telefonica Thai Union (JohnWest Head of HR Foods) The Air Ambulance Director of People and Organisational Development Service The Air Ambulance Head of HR Service The Camping and HR Manager Caravanning Club Head of HR The Bradfords Group Head of HR The Bradfords Group Group Head of Leadership and Learning The Co-operative Group The Intellectual Property HR Advisor Office The Intellectual Property HR Advisor Office Head of HR The Pensions Trust HR Manager The Pensions Trust HR Director The Unite Group plc www.hrdsummit.com 9 Delegate Opportunities Sponsorship Opportunities Speaking Opportunities Shane Kemp Karl Ghamsari Penelope Jenkin [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] +44(0)20 8080 9594 +44 (0)20 8080 9499 +44 (0)20 8080 9108 2017 Delegate List Senior HRBP The Unite Groupplc Assistant HR Director The University of York Deputy HR Director The University of York HR Director The University of York Group HRD Towergate Insurance HR Director Travers Smith HR Manager, EMEA Twitter Chief Learning Officer Unilever Corporate HR Manager UP Invest (Magnum AS) HR Director Valero Energy Director of OD & Workforce Velindre NHS Trust Head of Competence Development Volvo Group UK & Eire HR Director Warburtons Director of People & Organisational Development WaterAid Weston Area Health HR Director NHS Trust Head of Learning and Development Whistl www.hrdsummit.com 10 Delegate Opportunities Sponsorship Opportunities Speaking Opportunities Shane Kemp Karl Ghamsari Penelope Jenkin [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] +44(0)20 8080 9594 +44 (0)20 8080 9499 +44 (0)20 8080 9108 2017 Delegate List HR Director Willmott Dixon Director of People WM Housing
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