AGENDA

08:15-09:00	Registration
09:00-09:30	Keynote Address Sir John Armitt, Chair, National Infrastructure Commission
09:30-10:45	Session 1: Major Transport Infrastructure Projects Chaired by James Stewart, Vice-Chair, KPMG Mark Thurston, CEO, HS2 How HS2 will improve connectivity and transform rail capacity Barry White, CEO, TfN Connecting the cities across the Pennines: HS3 John Holland Kaye, CEO Heathrow Airport How Heathrow's 3rd runway will boost connectivity within the UK and internationally
10:45-11:15	Refreshment break
11:15-12:30	Session 2: Digital Technology - how smart transport can reduce infrastructure pressures Chaired by Ross Agnew, Partner, Asset Management Advisory, KPMG David Waboso, Managing Director, Digital Railway, Network Rail How the digital railway can be transformational Andy Bell, VP UK Urban Rail Signalling, Thales A Digital Journey: Modernising London's Tube Lucy Dean, Associate at Volterra Partners Getting the balance between more tarmac and demand management in a world of autonomous vehicles Russell Goodenough, Client Managing Director: Transport Sector, Fujitsu How digital technology is enabling transport organisations to put the passenger at the heart of operations
12:30-13:30	Lunch
13:30-14:45	Session 3: National Infrastructure Commission: interactive discussion on the emerging themes for transport in the National Infrastructure Assessment Chaired by Jonathan White, Head of Infrastructure, Building & Construction, KPMG Julia Prescot, Commissioner, National Infrastructure Commission Greg McClymont, Lead on Cities and Transport, National Infrastructure Commission Jonathan Hale, Transport Lead, National Infrastructure Commission
14:45-15:15	Refreshment Break
15:15-16:30	Session 4: Connected liveable city regions: how do we pay for properly connected, and liveable cities? Chaired by Lewis Atter, Associate Partner KPMG Claire Haigh, Chief Executive, Greener Journeys Gerard Whelan, ‎Director, Corporate Finance, KPMG LLP For the new wave of housing we need to learn the lessons of the past and build desirable accommodation in areas that are well connected Vernon Everitt,Managing Director, Customers, Communication and Technology, Transport for London From Crossrail 1 to Crossrail