40 SHOW PREVIEW: INSTALLMARKET August 2014
Steve Blyth of Engage Production will speak on the Retail panel
AVI-SPL’s Paul Brooks will discuss developments in Transport
Plan your day – 4 September
9.30 Registration and coffee
10:00 Forces That Drive Retail Tech Chaired by Nick Gale, Realisation
11:00 Keynote: Ross Ashton, The Projection Studio
Triple boost for conference session panels
InstallMarket’s impressive conference segment has been given a boost after confirmation of three new panel speakers
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n June’s issue of Installation we announced a full roster of panel session moderators for the
InstallMarket conference – which runs alongside the InstallMarket exhibition on 4 September at London’s Business Design Centre. This month we’re pleased to name three more industry figureheads who have come onboard as panel speakers for the free-to-attend event, bolstering an already impressive line-up. Making his presence felt on the Retail panel will be Steve Blyth – managing director at InstallAward- wining technology and communication architects, Engage Production. Blyth has over 20 years’
experience in the arena and is now considered a leading expert in his field. He and his team
have developed and managed a vast range of interactive and high-tech communication projects globally for leading brands such as Accenture, Adidas, BT, Disney, Kew Gardens, Nike, P&G, Land Rover, Ferrari and Vodafone. Paul Brooks, business
development manager at AVI-SPL, is the latest addition to the Transport panel. With over 20 years’ experience selling products in the control market, Brooks can name high- profile organisations such as the Ministry of Defence, Metropolitan Police and BT as past clients. From this diverse and
interesting experience, Brooks gained his understanding of client control room operations, as projects often include ergonomic design, collaborative solutions and integration to other
operational systems such as building management, security and network/IT operations. AVI-SPL recently
expanded its Control Room Group (CRG) capabilities into Europe with the creation of a UK-based team, headquartered in the AVI-SPL office in Farnborough. Brooks leads the Control Room Group initiatives in EMEA. Contributing to the
discussion on AV/IT networking will be Mike Brooman – a director at Vanti. Previously known as RTS Technology, Vanti has been involved in AV and IT integration since the company’s foundation in 2003. Recently it was involved in a major project at The Library of Birmingham. Brooman has consulted on, implemented and supported IT and
12:00 AV & Broadcast Convergence: A Marriage in IP Chaired by James Raby, venture capitalist and Sainsbury Management Fellow
Mike Brooman of Vanti will be on the AV/IT networking panel
14:00 Not Your Father’s Classroom; Not Your Mother’s Campus Chaired by Colin Messenger, Futuresource
15:00 What Hospitality and Entertainment Venues Really Want Chaired by John Grew, Spartan Comms
16:00 What Moves Transport Technology Chaired by Charlie Henderson, PA Consulting
17:00 Whose Network is IT, Anyway? Chaired by Keith Humphreys, euroLAN Research
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audiovisual projects for multinational, government, education and SME clients. He counts Accenture and Capgemini among his previous employers. In addition to the panel sessions – on education, hospitality, broadcast and streaming, retail, and transportation – there will also be a keynote presentation from
internationally renowned projection artist Ross Ashton.
The InstallMarket
conference is free to attend – as is the expo running alongside. The event takes place at the Business Design Centre in London, on Thursday 4 September. For more info and to register, go to
www.install-market.com
Don’t miss your chance to join the AV community at our free-to-attend event – register at
www.install-market.com/registration
Sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities are still available. For details contact Peter McCarthy:
peter.mccarthy@
intentmedia.co.uk, +44 20 7354 6000
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