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• Director of Overseas Development
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• Greater London Transport Manager
• Head of Automotive Market Development
• Industry Liaison Officers
• OEM Programme Manager
• Principal Engineer
• Regional Director
• Senior Manager
• Senior Researcher
• Strategy & Business Development Director
• Technical Information Officer
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Nick Ford
Senior Automotive Consultant - Frost and Sullivan

Nick has 13 years of automotive experience preceded by 23 years in Aerospace and Defence at British Aerospace and Lucas. As well as holding senior management positions in these corporations, Nick has been MD of EMM Computers, a technology start up company which exceeded $ 1 million turnover in its first year of operation. Since joining Frost & Sullivan in 2004 Nick has been working closely with senior executives in the automotive domain developing their business and product strategy.

Anthony Brenninkmeijer
Operations Manager - Fuel Cell Europe

Anthony is a 39-years old Dutchman, MBA graduate from Solvay Business School in Brussels. Before joining FuelCellEurope he spent the last 10 years focusing his career on innovation management, process and organisation optimisation with global retailer C&A, later Business Inventions, a start-up he created, and later as a principal advisor with PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Benny Daniel
Senior Automotive Consultant - Frost and Sullivan

MBA (Marketing & HR) and B.Engineering (Mechanical)

Benny joined Frost & Sullivan in 2005 and is now a Consultant in the European Growth Consulting team, working across a electric vehicle market solutions for various automotive clients. His expertise and prior consulting experience spreads across a range of automotive sectors including suspension technologies, cabin air filters, diagnostic equipments, gear technology etc.

Benny has acted as lead analyst & consultant on various consultancy projects and now heads the Electric Vehicle research initiative at Frost & Sullivan.

Dr. Bruno Pollet (BSc(Hons) MSc PhD)
Head of Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells, University of Birmingham

Bruno G. Pollet recently joined the Fuel Cells Group (FCG) from Industry. He is an expert in the area of PEMFC and Electrochemical Engineering. He is currently responsible for the £1.3 Million DECC HFCCAT Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicle project and PEMFC & MEA activities within the FCG. He is also the coordinator of the £5.5Million EPSRC Doctoral Training Centre in Hydrogen, Fuel Cells and their Applications.

Nick Owen
Roads2HyCom Project Coordinator, Ricardo UK

Nick Owen is responsible for RTD planning and Technology Roadmaps at Ricardo. He is an author of the UK "Carbon to Hydrogen" roadmap, has been a WP leader of the FP5 FURORE roadmap project for road transport, and a contributor to the UK “Foresight Vehicle” roadmaps. Over the past 3.5 years, Nick has been the Co-ordinator for the FP6 Roads2HyCom project, supporting the European Commission, HFP/JTI, HyRaMP and other stakeholders planning future fuel cell and hydrogen activities.

Dr. Jon Moore
Co-Founder and Director of Comm., Intelligent Energy

Dr Jon Moore is Director of Communications at Intelligent Energy. One of the co-founders of the company, he has been active in the clean technology and fuel cell sectors for twenty years. Jon was part of the team that constructed the UK’s first PEM fuel cell stack in the mid nineties, while a Research Fellow at Loughborough University. He was a Director of Advanced Power Sources (APS) Ltd, a University spin-out company formed in 1995, the first company in the UK specifically set up to commercialise PEM fuel cell technology. more

Why attend?

In the past decade, research has demonstrated the very high potential of fuel cells for pollution-free, fuel flexible and energy efficient power generation. Governments and the automotive industry alike have taken this hydrogen challenge seriously, investing heavily in advanced research and technology development. Industry analysts have predicted that fuel cell technologies will play a key role in a future global economy, with Europe leading the way in world class hydrogen technology. Yet many questions still remain: What are the hydrogen and fuel cell myths? What challenges lie ahead for hydrogen? What are the solutions?

This conference will provide a premier setting for business representatives and engineers from around the world to network as well as share their own experiences and perspectives. Each panel session aims to consider alternative solutions to the hydrogen challenge, tackle key questions and to better understand how governments, automotive industries and researchers can collaborate to create a future for zero-emission transport.

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