Keynote Speakers

Healthcare Estates brings you top names addressing the key topics impacting our sector.

The 2024 Keynote line-up features leaders from NHS England, top academics, heads of engineering-focused professional organisations, and experts from companies playing a leading role in supporting healthcare engineering and estates and facilities management.

Keynotes are open to ALL visitors to attend (Conference Delegates AND Exhibition Visitors).

Confirmed Keynote Speakers for 2024

James Blood

Digital Director

Stephen George + Partners

Wayne Carr

Director of Estates, Facilities and Clinical Engineering

City Hospitals Independent Commercial Enterprises (CHoICE)

Prof. John Chudley

Chair

Engineering Council UK

Simon Corben

Director and Head of Profession of NHS Estates and Facilities

NHS England Commercial Directorate

Fiona Daly

National Deputy Director of Estates

NHS England

Caroline Finlay

Chief Operating Officer

MTS Health

Tina Johne

Siemens AG, Healthcare Vertical, Innovation & Digital Business Management

Siemens AG

Dr Hilary Leevers

Chief Executive

EngineeringUK

Rick Lennard

Executive Commercial Director

NHP

Prof. Grant Mills

Professor of Healthcare Infrastructure Delivery and Faculty Lead for Health - Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction

University College London

Jacqui Rock

Chief Commercial Officer

NHS England

Katherine Savage

EY Partner, UK People Consulting Leader – Financial Services

EY

Prof. Rebecca Shipley OBE

Professor of Healthcare Engineering - Department of Mechanical Engineering

University College London

Matt Ward

National Estates Strategy Lead - NHS England

ICS Infrastructure Integrated Care Hubs

Michael Wood

Head of Health Economic Partnerships

NHS Confederation

Prof. John Sandham CEng FIHEEM

Chairman, EBME Expo

Executive Advisor to MTS Health

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Healthcare Estates brings you top names addressing the key topics impacting our sector.

The 2024 Keynote line-up features leaders from NHS England, top academics, heads of engineering-focused professional organisations, and experts from companies playing a leading role in supporting healthcare engineering and estates and facilities management.

Keynotes feature presentations and live Q+A. The Keynote Programme is open to all and free of charge to attend.

Confirmed Keynote Speakers for 2024

James Blood

Digital Director

Stephen George + Partners

Wayne Carr

Director of Estates, Facilities and Clinical Engineering

City Hospitals Independent Commercial Enterprises (CHoICE)

Prof. John Chudley

Chair

Engineering Council UK

Simon Corben

Director and Head of Profession of NHS Estates and Facilities

NHS England Commercial Directorate

Fiona Daly

National Deputy Director of Estates

NHS England

Caroline Finlay

Chief Operating Officer

MTS Health

Tina Johne

Siemens AG, Healthcare Vertical, Innovation & Digital Business Management

Siemens AG

Dr Hilary Leevers

Chief Executive

EngineeringUK

Rick Lennard

Executive Commercial Director

NHP

Prof. Grant Mills

Professor of Healthcare Infrastructure Delivery and Faculty Lead for Health - Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction

University College London

Jacqui Rock

Chief Commercial Officer

NHS England

Katherine Savage

EY Partner, UK People Consulting Leader – Financial Services

EY

Prof. Rebecca Shipley OBE

Professor of Healthcare Engineering - Department of Mechanical Engineering

University College London

Matt Ward

National Estates Strategy Lead - NHS England

ICS Infrastructure Integrated Care Hubs

Michael Wood

Head of Health Economic Partnerships

NHS Confederation

Prof. John Sandham CEng FIHEEM

Chairman, EBME Expo

Executive Advisor to MTS Health

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