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Mastering Asset Management For The 21st Century Highway With the Department for Transport announcing that it is making £32 million available to assist local authorities in England with developing their asset management capability for their highway assets, now is the time to accelerate your TAMP initiatives. 2009 is a critical year for winning buy-in from senior management and stakeholders and really grasping how to successfully implement your initiatives and deliver value in the highways network.

Ask your Question Edward Bunting, Senior Policy Advisor at the Department for Transport will be taking your questions before the event. To submit a question please use the online form.

The 7th Annual Highways Asset Management Summit provides the platform for Heads of Highways and Highways Managers, Asset Managers, Heads of Sustainability, Heads of Engineering, Network Planning and Risk managers to compare and discuss best practice, new tools and techniques and the current and future issues impacting on their roles. With discounted attendance for local authorities, this year’s Summit delivers exceptional value and the answers to a year’s worth of asset management challenges in just 2 days.

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Now is the time to get inspired, increase buy-in for your AMP and ensure successful delivery. Speakers from leading authorities and policy makers at the 2009 Summit include:

• Andy Bailey, Strategy Development Manager, TPS Team, Hertfordshire Highways
• Donald Morrison, Head of Asset Management, Transport Scotland
• Peter Agent, Asset Planning Group Leader, Surrey County Council
• Edward Bunting, Senior Policy Advisor, Department for Transport
• Brad Lawrence, Road System Governance, Queensland Main Roads
• Steve Spender, Highways Manager, Asset Management Group, Hampshire County Council
• Lester Willmington, Head of Highway Management, Devon County Council & Chairman, CSS/TAG Highway Management Group
• Scott Tompkins, Asset Manager, Gloucestershire Highways
• Tony Sangwine, Head of Environmental Policy, Highways Agency
• Steve Isaacs, Asset Operations Manager, Surrey County Council

So Who Will Attend Highways Asset Management?

Aberdeen City Council Amey Balfour Beatty Bedfordshire County Council Bournemouth Borough Council Capita Symonds Cheshire County Council Cork City Council Coventry City Council Surrey Council TFL Cornwall County Council Department for Transport Devon County Council Dorset County Council Durham County Council EC Harris Gloucestershire County Council Gloucestershire Highways Hampshire County Council Hertfordshire County Council Highland Council Highways Agency IBI Group Ipswich Borough Council

Islington Borough Council Kent County Council London Borough of Camden London Borough of Waltham Forest MapInfo Milton Keynes Council Mott MacDonald MWH UK Ltd. Nottingham City Council Oxfordshire County Council Plymouth City Council South Gloucestershire Council South Gloucestershire Council Southwark Council Staffordshire County Council States of Jersey Surrey County Council Swindon Borough Council Transport Scotland TRL Urban Vision Wakefield Council Westminster City Council WS Atkins Yotta

Discounted Public Sector Prices Available Now!

This event is the single smartest investment you can make all year - particularly in times of budget scrutiny.

To make the most of special discounted public sector prices email enquire@iqpc.co.uk, visit register online or call +44 (0)20 7368 9300 or fax +44 (0)20 7368 9301

If you are not yet ready to register, feel free to request a reminder nearer the time.

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