28 Jan 2020 04:00 PM

28 Jan 2020 07:00 PM

DLA Piper, Collins House, Rutland Square, Edinburgh EH1 2AA

IPFA UK: Edinburgh
The Implications of Future Technological Trends on Infrastructure

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Technology and data are increasingly driving infrastructure projects. IPFA, together with DLA Piper and a panel of industry experts will discuss the key trends in technology and innovation that are likely to impact the planning, delivery, funding and management of infrastructure projects in the next 30 years. The panel will also discuss how governments and the market are responding to these new risks and opportunities and the role of private finance in making change happen.

4.00pm Registration

4.30pm Welcome & Introduction
Lillian Mackenzie, Partner, UK Group Head of Projects at DLA Piper LLP

4.35pm Panel Discussion - The Implications of Future Technological Trends on Infrastructure
Chaired by: Lillian Mackenzie
Paul Dodd, Senior Associate Director, Scottish Future Trust
Peter El Hajj, Information Consultant, Mott MacDonald
Mike Conradi, Partner, DLA Piper

Question & Answer Session

5.25pm Closing Remarks & IPFA Update
Lillian Mackenzie and IPFA UK Branch Council Member

 5.30pm Networking Drinks Reception Kindly hosted by DLA Piper

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