128 Urban Development – Sports Olympic Legacy Judith Baker takes a tour around London’s newest park, the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, a lasting legacy of London 2012 and a symbol of regeneration.


132 Urban Development – Sports Arena Group:– Spectator Sport New developments in event overlay reduce both costs and carbon footprint.


134 Urban Development – Sports ES Global:– Architectural Moves Creating sustainable temporary structures for live events such as the Olympic Games can leave a legacy of useful, cost effective venues for the future.


136 Urban Development – Sports Interview:– Hassan al-Thawadi Hassan Al Thawadi, Secretary General of the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy, speaks exclusively to Global Opportunity 2014 about organising the Middle East’s first football World Cup.


141 Urban Development – Sports STRI:– Sporting Chance Sports turf management is a scientific business which top clubs around the world are keen to capitalise on.


142 Urban Development – Restoration Mott McDonald:– Upgrading The Past Heritage buildings across the UK are in need of repair, conservation and improvement. These works cannot compromise the structures’ historical integrity – and with proper engineering expertise they don’t have to says Richard Shennan, Divisional Director, Mott MacDonald.


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146 Urban Development Ramboll: Livable Cities - Building Happy Societies Urban planning must be holistic and people-focussed, says Simon Price, Director Ramboll UK.


148 Urban Development – Asset Optimisation Turner & Townsend:– Six Strategies for Asset Optimisation Six strategies to align property assets to corporate objectives intro to go here, says Nigel Herbert of Turner & Townsend.


150 Urban Development Siemens:– How Cities can Create and Deliver Infrastructure Value Cities need to manage complex changes to stay ahead, says Pedro Miranda, Senior Vice President, Siemens AG, Head of Siemens One and the Global Center of Competence Cities.


152 Urban Development – Education TQ:– Bridge the Skills Gap Pearson Vocational Training’s Director of Business Development Chris Rowlands shows how to forge the route to economic growth and global competitiveness.


155 Urban Development – Education Nescot:– Educating Women in Saudi British college Nescot has led a consortium of further education colleges to run Saudi Arabia’s first women- only vocational college.


156 Urban Development – Hospitals & Healthcare Howard Lyons:– Healthy Living Britain’s National Health Service is more than just a healthcare provider, says Howard Lyons, MD of Healthcare UK.


159 Urban Development – China Healthcare Chinese Medicine British hospitals and healthcare companies are looking to China to provide new revenue streams.


160 Urban Development – Hospitals & Healthcare Edina:– Cutting NHS Energy Bills UK firm Edina is helping slash British health sector energy expenses.


162 Power & Energy Overview Mott MacDonald:– The Difficult Journey Toward an Ideal Global Power System What does the power grid of the future look like, and what will it take to get there? Mott MacDonald power practice manager Prem Mahi examines what lies ahead for the world’s power systems.


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166 Environment – Water Pell Frischmann:– Afghanistan Resource Corridor Development


Pell Frischmann’s Water Strategy study has been a key component in helping Afghanistan move forward.


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