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Technology, Innovation & Strategy for the Entire Rail Supply Chain 31st March – 2nd April 2020, Madrid Technology, Innovation & Strategy for The Entire Rail Supply Chain A major exhibition & conference about the innovation transforming the rail industry 5000 350 300 12 attendees speakers exhibitors streams With support of: Organised by Terrapinn With the support of terrapinn.com/raillive TECHNOLOGY, INNOVATION & STRATEGY FOR THE ENTIRE RAIL SUPPLY CHAIN RAIL TECHNOLOGY IS CHANGING JOIN US AT RAIL LIVE! 2020 TO Rail Live! is an exhibition and sponsored conference that brings together an all-encompassing rail • Showcase your rail services and innovations to a busy exhibition of 5,000 attendees looking for show with a high level, strategic conference about all that is exciting and innovative in the rail sector. solutions to streamline their operations. The exhibition will showcase the full range of innovation in the sector from civil engineering, • Share your big picture insights on the keynote stage, to an audience of 2,000 rail operators, construction, track innovation, new machine tools, rolling stock and construction. government agencies and infrastructure managers The conference will concentrate on how new technologies (such as machine learning, BIM, IoT and • Dive deeper into the issues in our 12 focused conference tracks, full of decision makers from the ‘smart’ technology) are being applied to a very traditional industry (from construction to tracks to global rail industry stations to maintenance) with revolutionary new outcomes for operators and their partners. • Benefit from one-on-one meetings with rail leaders from the global industry throughout the 3 days of Rail Live! FOR WORLD-CLASS SOLUTION PROVIDERS FROM THE ENTIRE VALUE CHAIN • Position your brand as a leader in rail technology Rail Live! offers outstanding opportunities for solutions providers, from senior sponsorship to a range of exhibition booths on a fantastic floor plan. If you are looking to the future of the rail industry, then this will be your best ROI in 2020. 2000+ 3000+ 350+ 300+ 12 600+ 73 CONFERENCE DELEGATES VISITORS SPEAKERS EXHIBITORS CONFERENCE TRACKS COMPANIES ATTENDING COUNTRIES REPRESENTED EXHIBITION SPACES FOR 2020 NOW AVAILABLE Please contact Jorge Gonzalez at [email protected] for the latest floorplan and more information terrapinn.com/raillive THE EVENT WILL FOCUS ON THE FOLLOWING TOPICS’ Artificial Data Blockchain/DLT IoT Digital Predictive Construction Advanced Construction & Cyber Security Infrastructure Inspection Intelligence Analytics Technology Maintenance Materials Engineering Infrastructure Maintenance Architecture Future Signalling & Telecommunications Logistics Management Machine tools Rolling Fixed Infrastructure Metro Freight Rail & Design Stations Train Control & components Stock & Track & Light Rail Digital Logistics Passenger Rail Motive 5G Safety, Security Connectivity MaaS Energy Financing Autonomous Ticketing Power & equipment & Smart Mobility & Power MEET THE BIG PLAYERS IN THE GLOBAL RAIL INDUSTRY PIER ERINGA ROLF HÄRDI MICHAEL BARILLÈRE-SCHOLZ CEO Chief Technology and Innovation Officer Managing Director KEYNOTE SPEAKERS ProRail Deutsche Bahn ioki ISAÍAS TÁBOAS SUÁREZ TORKEL PATTERSON JEAN-JACQUES THOMAS LUCY YU President Member of the Board Chief Digital and Innovation Officer Chief Public Policy Officer Renfe JR Central SNCF Réseau FiveAI ISABEL PARDO DE VERA POSADA LEANNE REDDEN THIBAUD SIMPHAL CARLO BORGHINI President Executive Director General Manager - Western & Southern Europe Executive Director ADIF RTA Chicago UBER Shift2Rail Joint Undertaking NIGEL HOLNESS GRAHAM STUART DIRK ROMPF JULIO GÓMEZ-POMAR Minister for Investment Chairman Managing Director Managing Director Major Projects and Network Department for International Trade (DIT) of IE Center for Transport Economics & London Underground DB Netz the United Kingdom Infrastructure BRIAN KELLY YEVGENY CHARKIN VOLODYMYR OMELYAN GREG WILLIAMS CEO Chief Information Officer Minister of Infrastructure Editor California High Speed Rail Authority Russian Railways Government of Ukraine Wired Magazine ANDRES ARIZKORRETA SEBASTIEN PIALLOUX ANDY DOHERTY NICHOLAS OWEN CEO and Chairman Director Data & IoT CTO Journalist & Rail Enthusiast CAF SNCF Network Rail BBC IMANOL LEZA MANEL VILLALANTE MATHIEU DUNANT JONNY DYMOND General Manager Chief Development and Strategy Officer Head of Innovation Journalist EuskoTren Renfe RATP BBC terrapinn.com/raillive terrapinn.com/raillive MEET THE BIG PLAYERS IN THE GLOBAL RAIL INDUSTRY BORJA CARABANTE CHING-SHINN HUANG HEIKO BÜTTNER JORGE YÁÑEZ MANUEL FELIPE GUTIÉRREZ CEO, Metro de Madrid CFO, Metro Taipei Chairman, Munich S – Bahn CEO, Metro de Quito TORRES METRO Viceminister of Transport of Colombia JIM GALLAGHE ROBERTO ANDREOLI ALBERT TORTAJADA ELIZABETH BRICENO JIMÉNEZ MAURO ALABUENAS JAIME ADASME COO, LA Metro Chief Information and Technology Officer, Director of Infrastructure, FGC Ferrocarrils President, INCOFER Costa Rica Vicepresident, SBASE Director of Project Development, Metro de A.T.M. - Azienda Trasporti Milanesi de la Generalitat de Catalunya Santiago IÑAKI URIARTE JOUBERT FLORES CORMAC RABBITT JORGE ESCOIN NICOLE ECKIERT FRANCISCO JAVIER SERRA New Operations Director, Euskotren Director of Engineering, MetroRio Managing Director, Metro Dublin CTO, Euskotren Bid Manager, Munich S-Bahn GUEVARA Director General de Internacionalización de la Empresa, ICEX España Exportación e Inversiones DANIEL ÁLVAREZ GONZÁLEZ JUAN FORES LOJO TIM KEITH MARK LOADER ANDREW MCNAUGHTON Sales Manager, voestalpine SIGNALING Commercial Director, CAF Investment President, Texas Central Project Delivery Group Director, MyHSR Strategic Technical Adviser, HS2 & Chairman Projects of World HSR Committee, UIC MEGA PROJECTS KASPARS ROKENS MATIAS USLENGHI SOTA OUK JOHAN SUNDIN RICHARD SENDI JENS OLE KASLUND COO, Rail Baltica Chief Planning and Strategy Officer, Trenes Deputy Director of Railway Department, Head of Strategic Construction Support, East Head of Planning & Strategy, Standard E&M Contract Director, Femern Argentinos Infraestructura Cambodian Ministry of Transport Link Project, Trafikverket Gauge Railway Project, Uganda Ministry of Works & Transport TIM WOOD DIETER MICHELL-AULI SIMON GIOVANAZZI ANDREA GIURCIN JÖRN SCHWANZE Northern Powerhouse Rail Director, Chief Sales Officer, DB Engineering & Executive Director Asia-Pacific at DB CEO, TRA Consulting CTO, KVB (Cologne) Transport for the North Consulting Engineering & Consulting DIGITAL AND IOT YVES ZISCHEK BERTRAND MINARY NALINAKSH VYAS ANJA-MARIA SONNTAG DR. BRIJESH DIXIT PHILIPPE CITROEN Director Smart Rail 4.0, SBB CIO & CDO, SNCF Fret Chairman, Technology Mission for Indian Head of Digital Transformation, SBB Cargo Managing Director, Maha-Metro Director General, UNIFE Railways, Ministry of Transport GERALD SCHINAGL STEFAN ROTH CHRISTIAN HÖCKER PHUC NGUYEN JAMES BROWN GIORGIO TRAVAINI Director, Digital Innovation, OeBB Senior Manager, DB Systel Director, Think Tank Digitalisation & Head of Maintenance, Leo Express Data and Performance Engineer, Angel Head of Research & Innovation, Shift2Rail Technology, Deutsche Bahn Trains Joint Undertaking JUDE CAREY FLORIAN KAPPLER MATHIAS LINDEN DIEGO GALAR ANDER AZKARATE JAVIER DE LA CRUZ Head of Asset Management, Irish rail Project Leader & Business Architect, Researcher, University Koblenz Professor of Condition Monitoring, Division Strategic Innovation Manager, Danobat Head of Digital Transformation, CAF Rail Smartrail 4.0, BLS of Operation and Maintenance Engineering, Services Luleå University of Technology KARSTEN OBERLE ALVARO ZEVALLOS Global Practice Lead - Railway, NOKIA Chief Business Development Officer, NEM Solutions EXHIBITION SPACES FOR 2020 NOW AVAILABLE Please contact Jorge Gonzalez at [email protected] for the latest floorplan and more information terrapinn.com/raillive MEET THE BIG PLAYERS IN THE GLOBAL RAIL INDUSTRY THIERNO AW DANNY VAUGHAN DAS MOOTANAH HADBI AOMAR THOMAS KRITZER Directeur Général, Conseil exécutif des Head of Metrolink Tram, Transport for CEO, Metro Express Mauritius CEO, Algiers Metro (EMA Enterprise de Head of Tramway Division, Wiener Linien Transports urbains de Dakar Greater Manchester Metro d’Alger) LIGHT RAIL ANDRÉ VON DER MARCK MOGENS HAGELSKAER MARK DAVIS ANDRÉS MUÑOZ DE JAMES HAMMETT GEOFF CROSS CEO, Luxtram CEO, Odense Letbane General Manager, London Trams RODRIGUEZ Managing Director, UKTram Vice-President, Planning & Policy, General Manager Metro Tenerife TransLink Vancouver EDUARD CABRERA ANA M. MORENO CHENG-CHIOU CHANG STEEN LYKKE TOBYN HUGHES CHELINA BODHIE Head of Infrastructure, ATM Barcelona General Manager, Los Tranvías de Commissioner, Dept of Rapid Transit Technical Director and Chief Operating Managing Director, Nexus Tyne and Wear Senior Manager: Environmental, Health and Zaragoza Systems – Taipei Officer, Odense Letbane Safety, Gautrain Management Agency RANDY SAC LATIFA JARDAK ALEJANDRO MORENO FERENC FRIEDL RICHARD BRIGGS PETER CUSHING Head - Information Mgmt. & Technology, Corporate Communications Strategy, RFR Director, Midland Metro Alliance Innovation Senior Associate, Mobility Senior Project Engineer, Transport for Managing Director, Cushing IP and Co Ltd Light Rail Manila Corporation Tunis Strategy and Innovation, BKK Budapest Wales JUAN JOSÉ GAINZA DAVID ALVAREZ MARIA C. ORTEGA HANS CRUSE Product Manager, ArcelorMittal Research Engineer- Global R&D, Urban Light Transport Manager, IDOM Director, Sparvagns Staderna ArcelorMittal KOKI MITSUZAKA JARRICK HEYVAERT CHRISTINE KRAFT AMANDINE MOUTTE MAZ MIRZA Assistant Director, East
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