International Construction SuperConference 2008
3–5 September 2008
Engage in discussion – discover new opportunities
Supported by CIAT, The International Construction SuperConferenceat the Radisson SAS Portman Hotel in London provides an outstanding opportunity for construction leaders from many countries, disciplines and experiences to meet, exchange views and do business. Join them to learn and contribute to the understanding and resolution of the many challenges and opportunities facing the international construction industry. The SuperConference goes beyond the ‘here and now’ to examine future trends and opportunities beyond country borders.
Together with the conference’s Advisory Board, Vendome Group has developed a programme which explores the new issues facing the industry including economic uncertainty, skills shortages and training, climate change and sustainability, and new emerging markets.
Conference attendees will benefit from a combination of plenary sessions, educational tracks, special interest sessions, and opportunities to network with professional colleagues. The strength of the SuperConference lies in the breadth and depth of discussion, and the contribution of so many experienced professionals with different perspectives.
To register or for additional information, please visit:
http://international.constructionsuperconference.com/ME2/Default.asp
Award-winning keynote speakers include:
- Nick Raynsford: Recipient of the ‘Personality of the Year’ at 2008 Building Awards, Member of Parliament, Chairman of the Construction Industry Council
-Ian Tyler: Recipient of the ‘Chief Executive of the Year’ at the Building Awards, Chief Executive, Balfour Beatty plc.
-Keith Pickavance: Senior Vice President, Hill International, incoming President of the CIOB.
Each of the speakers will address global issues impacting both legal and business opportunities, and will bring attendees together with world-renowned experts who will speak about the impact of the new global economy and other topical issues facing the construction industry.
The conference programme is divided into the following tracks:
-Legal and institutional issues: Risk management techniques; dispute resolution tactics; dealing with diversity; ethical issues; government regulation.
-Business development: Project and process development including how to deal with an anticipated skills shortage and how to attract and retain the right resources; contract management; how to enlist and effectively train project managers; time management during the construction process; climate change.
-Energy-related opportunities and infrastructure programmes including transportation, international energy projects, sports arenas and facilities, urban regeneration, sustainable construction.
-Industry globalization: Projects beyond national boundaries; expansion into new regions including dealing with the legal and institutional hurdles in various countries; emerging-government legal structures and regulations that affect profit and process.
Each session offers delegates the opportunity to delve into the legal and commercial issues relevant to the specific topic.
To register or for additional information about the conference, please visit:
http://international.constructionsuperconference.com/ME2/Default.asp
Or contact Michael Raggiani at +1 603 836 0329 or mraggiani@vendomegrp.com