HEALTHCARE ESTATES The ‘VIP Area’ will again be sponsored by Wandsworth Healthcare.
leading architects, and, of course, a central contribution from the IHEEM Technical Platforms and Advisory Panels. Conference passes are excellent value, and come with a range of benefits in addition to exclusive access to the conference content. “The IHEEM Members’ Lounge, located
next to the main stage, will once again be a key resource for members and non- members alike. Representatives from our IHEEM Technical and Advisory Platforms, and from some of our local branches, will be on hand to engage directly with members interested in getting involved with any of these bodies. Doing so is a great way to both further your career and give something back to the industry, so if you have been considering it, I encourage you to come and find out more. The IHEEM Head Office team will be available to discuss the work of the Institute, and answer any questions about membership. If you are considering joining IHEEM, drop in to the Lounge to find out about the types of membership on offer, and the many benefits of being a member. All existing members are welcome to visit the lounge to take some refreshment and enjoy an informal space to take a break from the busy event. “The exhibition is set to be bigger and better than ever,” added Pete Sellars, “with
many new participant companies bringing even more breadth and depth of solutions to what is already the UK’s largest showcase of products, equipment, and services, for the sector. The huge effort made by our exhibitors helps to create an environment that is both informative and welcoming, something IHEEM is proud to recognise via the presenting of awards for ‘Best Stand’ during the closing ceremony. “It’s very important to take time out
from your day-to-day role occasionally, to renew your focus, refresh your understanding, and recharge your motivation. I look forward to welcoming you all to Manchester for another enjoyable, informative, and invigorating edition of Healthcare Estates.”
An impressive Keynote line-up IHEEM has once again recruited an impressive line-up of top name Keynotes, with presentations and panel discussions on subjects mirroring the key themes of the conference programme. All attendees to the event are entitled to attend the Keynote sessions, which take place on the main stage in the exhibition hall. The first Keynote panel – taking place on the morning of Day 1, 8 October – is on the theme of Governance, Assurance & Compliance, and will be chaired by
IHEEM CEO, Pete Sellars. Speakers on this panel are: Simon Corben, Director and Head of Profession of NHS Estates and Facilities at NHS England; Professor John Chudley, Chair, Engineering Council UK, and Dr Hilary Leevers, Chief Executive of EngineeringUK. The mid-day Keynote session on Day 1 will be chaired by Paul Fenton MBE, Past- President of IHEEM, and features Jacqui Rock, Chief Commercial Officer, NHS England, alongside Simon Corben. After lunch on Day 1, the theme of Medical Engineering and Healthcare Engineering will be addressed in a panel discussion chaired by Simon Adamson, IHEEM Branch Chair (Yorkshire). The Keynote panel discussing this theme will consist of: Wayne Carr, Director, City Hospitals Independent Commercial Enterprises (CHoICE); Caroline Finlay, Chief Operating Officer, MTS Health, and John Sandham, Chair of the EBME Expo, and Executive Advisor to MTS Health. A packed first day rounds off with a
Keynote panel discussing the theme of Strategic Health & Social Care Planning. Chaired by IHEEM Council representative, Claire Hennessy, this panel will feature Matt Ward, National Estates Strategy Lead at NHS England; Michael Wood, Head of Health Economic Partnerships at NHS Confederation, and Rick Lennard, Executive Commercial Director, New Hospital Programme. Day 2, 9 October, features two Keynote panels and a special closing address from a celebrity guest. The morning Keynote session will be chaired by new IHEEM President, Nigel Keery, and is on the theme of Estates & Facilities Services, with the title: ‘Workforce: Current & Future Challenges’. The panel on this important topic comprises Fiona Daly, National Deputy Director of Estates, NHS England; Katherine Savage, UK People Consulting Leader – Financial Services, and Partner at EY, and Tina Johne, Senior Manager, Innovation & Digital Business Management, Healthcare Vertical, at Siemens. The afternoon Keynote session on
9 October is on the theme of Digital Technology & Innovation, and will be chaired by IHEEM Immediate Past- President, Alison Ryan. The expert panel for this session will be made up of: Professor Grant Mills, Professor of Healthcare Infrastructure Delivery & Faculty Lead for Health, University College London; Prof. Rebecca Shipley OBE, Professor of Healthcare Engineering, University College London, and James Blood, Digital Director, Stephen George + Partners.
Healthcare Estates 2024 will close with a IHEEM has again secured an impressive line-up of Keynote speakers (see page 87). 82 Health Estate Journal September 2024
Keynote from motivational speaker, Nicolas Hamilton, an inspirational sportsman who is the first disabled athlete to compete in the British Touring Car Championship. Nicolas will recount his personal story
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