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Saatja: "Ross Gower" <[email protected]> Saaja: "MKM info" Teema: Official Invitation to the Combined Naval Event 2024 (Farnborough, UK) | 21st-23rd May Kuupäev: 2024-05-01 12:24 Tähelepanu! Tegemist on välisvõrgust saabunud kirjaga. Tundmatu saatja korral palume linke ja faile mitte avada. Good Day, I am making contact with you today with the ambition of inviting representatives from the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications. A number of other trade and commerce ministries are represented at the conference. Among those in attendance are: Mark Goldsack (Director, UK Defence and Security Exports), John Brosnan (Defence & Security Director, AUSTRADE) and Carolyn Gallop (Trade & Investment Manager - Defence, Western Australian Government). The Combined Naval Event 2024 brings together front-line commanders, naval academics and leading industry experts and - with the support of the Royal Navy, US Navy and NATO - our conference will be taking place in Farnborough, the UK between 21st -23rd May. During the event, we will be welcoming an audience of over 750 military and government representatives from approximately 70 nations. Attached is the conference agenda, a signed invitation from the Royal Navy and the current delegate list. Attendance is <https://registration.socio.events/e/cne24?utm_source=CNE2024_guest_team&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=ross-gower> FREE of charge for Military Personnel, Government Representatives and other End-Users.The conference includes topics such as: * Naval Strategy * Evolving Subsea Threats * Procurement Partnerships * Surface Fleet and Underwater Technology * Uncrewed Vessels * Ship Design * Cross Domain Integration * Energy Storage * Cyber and Electronic Warfare * Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance As a result, only travel and accommodation costs would need to be covered. I would encourage you, however, to book your place as soon as possible to ensure that you secure your preferred hotel. If you decide that you would like to be involved, please inform me at the earliest opportunity and <https://registration.socio.events/e/cne24?utm_source=CNE2024_guest_team&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=ross-gower> REGISTER HERE to book your place at the Combined Naval Event 2024. Thank you for taking the time to read this email and for considering your participation. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or queries. Kind regards, -- Ross Gower Audience Executive +44 (0) 1245 407 930 <mailto:[email protected]> [email protected] <http://www.defenceleaders.com/> www.defenceleaders.com <https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/DIdSOdH7N3OIAHExCj0W3DREgOOVo2vCK8oyct4w3YAM1DcBlW1GGVvvnUXXlARNuyIOC6zuxy-tEtW6KIbBv9PZNnWFyRVrl6EppamZcQMwp1CbLAhGchMCA16uBMrQk4tgaEwPdlN0JARqMSeVvw> <https://ci3.googleusercontent.com/mail-sig/AIorK4yx4F8Dm_n1WFYqbTWjQ4-MvPPlEjxUOTJQOh95z-xqFQDUvTyuNg-mt5EZWE3QRAxdlde9eI0> Defence Director9s Introduction to Navy Leaders Wishing you a warm welcome to the 11th iteration of these meetings and the third time we have co-located our events. It is a pleasure to welcome you once more to Farnborough, where we are welcoming >1,500 attendees representing >58 nations and >250 companies. We have a cross-section of attendees from international navies, defence industry and academia with a common purpose of assuring naval capabilities match to the strategic, operational, technological opportunities and demands of the future. This will be achieved through the following events: Future Surface Fleet This will analyse designing, building, modernising and sustaining fleets throughout their lifecycle. We are looking at how to maximise platform availability with presentations from both a naval and industry angle and learn what needs to be done to enable Fleets to be delivered to time, quality and cost. The development and maintenance of trusting relationships between the supplier and customer will be at the forefront of issues in this challenging area. Surface Fleet Technology Following the feedback from 2023, we have narrowed the lens of our technological partners and enabling organisations to look solely at the options for developing capabilities for the surface. Addressing C2, materials, ISR and more this promises to be one the must attend meetings for the surface community. Submarine Technology The unique capabilities of stealth, silence, lethality, endurance and deniability of submarines, allowing them to operate close to the threat are a vital component in our defence and deterrence strategy. Sensor performance, combat systems, new technologies and innovations around the development of new submarine capabilities will be shared. Underwater Defence & Security This will be split across MCM and ASW in an essential, stand-alone area that merits the discrete focus of these areas. Delegates will be updated on trends and changes in the operations, tactical employment and sustainability of UW, surface and airborne Fleets, whilst considering the impact of the latest technological developments. We look forward to welcoming an international audience to discuss the key issues affecting this community and thank you for making the time in your diary to attend. My team and I are delighted to welcome you in May and will be available throughout the buildup to help you achieve your organisational goals. Harry Macleod Defence Director Defence Leaders Page 2 of 23 Chairman9s Introduction to CNE 2024 Welcome to the 2024 Combined Naval Event. Now in its third iteration, this has become the premier international forum for discussions on underwater capabilities and technologies, setting the scene for the year to come and the future beyond. The Naval environment and its stakeholders are going through a resurgence in importance. Whether it is in the North Atlantic, Asia/Pacific region, Middle East or, indeed, globally through littoral seaspace, change and new threats and opportunities abound. The maritime environment is international by definition and increasingly, military and commercial interests cannot be separated; it is progressively contested by competing interests. These changes are being matched by new capabilities. Autonomy and the digital revolution are having as great, and perhaps greater impact as elsewhere; those who don9t keep up with capability developments will be increasingly marginalised and will gradually cede control. The immediate post-Cold War years when attention shifted from the underwater environment are now very much in the past. When discussing the underwater environment we have traditionally viewed it through the lens of submarines, anti-submarine warfare and mine warfare. These retain their importance but on their own do not cover the span of important issues that need to be addressed. Navy Leaders acknowledges this and has listened to feedback from previous conferences and stakeholders. They have worked hard over the last 10 years, researching and analysing the current market trends, ongoing programmes and upcoming procurement projects in order to design an agenda to fully engage the broad community of interest and stimulate discussions well beyond the conference. I am chairing this Conference for the fourth time; it is about an environment that has been at the heart of my professional career. We expect around 2,000 attendees from across the stakeholder community, from industry to the military. I am particularly looking forward to the international dimension. Like minded nations will only prevail to make this environment safe if we not only pool our resources but also our thinking and commitment. This conference offers a unique opportunity to advance this. I look forward to welcoming you to Farnborough in May 2024. Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Duncan Potts CB Combined Naval Event 2024 Chairman Page 3 of 23 EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE BRIEFINGS Located in Navigate 1: Invitation only (for information please contact the Defence Leaders Team) Following the success of a series of private briefings run concurrently with the programme, Defence Leaders is delighted to be able to offer bespoke, confidential meetings to a select group of attendees. Whilst attendance is predominately by invitation only, please contact our team for consideration should you want to attend. TUESDAY 21 MAY 2024 0715 - 0845 SPONSORSHIP AVAILABLE 0900 - 1030 SPONSORSHIP AVAILABLE 1045 - 1215 SPONSORSHIP AVAILABLE Lean Crewing for Autonomy think tank This session focuses on how navies can minimise and optimise the number of operators required for the mission systems, and how to have uncrewed assets working collaboratively and seamlessly with the crewed assets. Share your perspectives and learn insights from industry and navy representatives. 1230 - 1400 Phil Wansbrough, Sales Manager – Maritime Rob Skarda, Director - Steller Systems Matt Moore, Deputy Sales Director - ISR Ian Watson, Product Line Manager - Maritime Julie Martin, Naval Account Manager Supporting the future Royal Navy fleet: enhancing platform availability Harland & Wolff shares its vision for supporting the Royal Navy and how it will bring commercial shipbuilding and 1415 - 1545 support experience into the defence and government sector in order to enhance platform availability. Peter Coulson, Group Director Through Life Support and Strategic Facility Development Mark Lawther, Director of Strategic Facilities Development 1600 - 1730 SPONSORSHIP AVAILABLE Page 4 of 23 Day One: Tuesday 21st May 2024 STRATEGIC THEMES There are some issues that transcend capability areas and the event will commence by addressing the relevant challenges affecting both the surface and underwater community. Whether this is Ukraine, China, environmental or personnel, there are issues that impact all countries and the event will commence by addressing these in detail. 0800 - Registration 0615 - Morning run Hosted by Babcock 0800 - Morning coffee SPONSORSHIP AVAILABLE SPONSORSHIP AVAILABLE Performance by The Band of His Majesty's Royal Marines Portsmouth SURFACE KEYNOTES SUBSURFACE KEYNOTES Location: FSF Theatres Location: UDS Theatres PROGRESSIVE NAVAL STRATEGY EVOLVING SUBSEA THREATS This opening session of the surface component of CNE 2024 will delve into The underwater battlespace is becoming increasingly congested and contested. progressive approaches that redefine maritime surface operations. Experts in this Nations are looking to respond to increased threats but face complex challenges session will discuss technological advancements, geopolitical considerations and covering vast areas and cunning adversaries. This session explores the evolving collaborative frameworks shaping the future of naval warfare. subsea threats and the capabilities required to counter them. 0900 - Chairman9s opening remarks 0900 - Chairman9s opening remarks Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Duncan Potts CB, Former Commander UK Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Jeffrey Trussler, Former Deputy Chief of the Maritime Forces, Royal Navy Naval Operations for Information Warfare, US Navy 0920 - Driving the RN strategy in line with our allies 0920 - Building capacity and capability for undersea warfare ● The UK9s national shipbuilding strategy in line with allied ● An overview of 8grey zone9 escalation in the underwater domain interoperability and the US Navy9s response to a growing underwater threat ● A global reinforced presence: where we see operations over the next ● Developing allied situational awareness in the underwater decade battlespace ● The role of industry in moving the Royal Navy forward ● Engaging with industry and key military stakeholders Vice Admiral Martin Connell CBE, Second Sea Lord, Royal Navy Vice Admiral Doug Perry, Commander US 2nd Fleet, US Navy 0940 - The contribution of defence to development of a national 0940 - Integrating sense - decide - effect capabilities to deliver enterprise operational avantage underwater ● The contribution of Defence to the sustainment of skills enabling a ● Enabling information advantage and rapid decision-making in national endeavour complex underwater environments ● The importance of relationships with local communities to support ● Deploying cost-effective and scalable autonomous solutions for defence programmes distributed underwater ISR ● Workforce sustainment ● A 8System of Systems9 approach to platform design to leverage BAE Systems disaggregated assets and capabilities BAE Systems 1010 - Response to distributed manoeuvre operations: Capabilities 1010 - Protecting European Critical Undersea Infrastructure (CUI): for future destroyers A new focus for NATO ● Maritime defence capability (A2/AD Environment) ● The evolution of threats to undersea infrastructure in Northern ● Future warfare (distributed manoeuvre operations) Europe and engaging with civil-military-industry stakeholders ● Capabilities for future destroyers ● Detecting, deterring (by denial and punishment) and defending our Vice Admiral Imayoshi Shinichi [JMSDF], Director General Naval CUI from increasingly capable adversaries Systems, Japanese Acquisition, Technology and Logistics Agency ● NATO9s initial priorities for protecting CUI Director, Critical Undersea Infrastructure Coordination Cell 1030 - Morning coffee and networking Hosted by Piller Germany GmbH & Co. KG and Bergen Engines Performance by The Band of His Majesty's Royal Marines Portsmouth Page 5 of 23 Day One: Tuesday 21st May 2024 BENEFITS OF PROCUREMENT PARTNERSHIPS UNDERWATER TECHNOLOGY The geopolitics of the Naval arena has created significant synergies for nations Advances in naval technologies have always shaped war at sea; now in the 21st looking to collaborate efforts in ship building and operations. This session will century disruptive and emerging technologies provide opportunities and threats for explore some of the industrial allied collaborative opportunities. fleets. This session will explore the technologies that will be needed by warfighters in the future to ensure dominance in the underwater environment. 1115 - Designing a new front door for Defence Equipment and 1115 - Creating the conditions for dominating and winning in the Support (DE&S) undersea domain ● Creating a setup to allow DE&S clients to better understand needs ● Mastering the integration of crewed and uncrewed technologies for and possibilities optimum effects ● Nurturing closer connections with industry to enable leadership in ● Speeding up the sense to effect chain; multi-domain command and understanding technology, capability, the market, international control and why traditional C2 needs to evolve opportunities and partnerships ● Enabling all domain access for effective ASW and seabed warfare ● How DE&S9 organisational design work is being realised Rear Admiral Cédric Chetaille, Deputy Commander in charge of Rear Admiral Paul Carroll [RN], Director Project Initiation, DE&S Ships Seabed Warfare, French Navy Domain 1135 - Presentation title to be confirmed 1135 - Agile support in a rapidly changing world Paul Armstrong, Marine CEO, Babcock International ● Delivery of global support through increased collaboration ● Data capture, analysis and feedback to support greater decision making of MOD investments ● Service Frameworks with increased agility to manage complex systems requiring a mixture of bespoke and COTS products Samy Mehsen, Head of Services Division, ATLAS ELEKTRONIK UK 1205 - Defending maritime avenues of approach between North 1205 - UK Submarine design and build programmes America and Europe ● Current force laydown ● Command and control for mission-ready forces to deter and defeat ● Future plans and requirements potential adversaries ● Embracing industry; opportunities for industry input ● Strengthening our ability to operate with allies and partners Commodore Martyn Boyes, Director Submarines Acquisition, UK ● Future plans for 2nd Fleet MoD - Submarine Delivery Agency Vice Admiral Douglas Perry, Commander 2nd Fleet, US Navy Page 6 of 23 Day One: Tuesday 21st May 2024 1225 - FSF lunch and networking 1225 - Tech lunch and networking 1225 - UDS lunch and networking Hosted by Safeguard Engineering Hosted by Leonardo Hosted by Thales Deutschland GmbH FUTURE SURFACE FLEET A FUTURE SURFACE FLEET B SURFACE FLEET TECHNOLOGY SUBMARINE TECHNOLOGY UNDERWATER DEFENCE & UNDERWATER DEFENCE & SECURITY A SECURITY B In association with NVL B.V. & Co. KG In association with ABB Marine In association with Matrix Pro Sims In association with Babcock In association with General Dynamics In association with Kongsberg International Mission Systems Defence & Aerospace INNOVATIONS TO ADVANCE THE POWERING NAVAL FORCES TRAINING SOLUTIONS ENABLING SUBMARINE ASW SYSTEM OF SYSTEMS MCM MISSION PLANNING NAVAL FLEET The topic of naval 8power9 can be This session will look at new OPERATIONS Platforms that can find, identify and Responding to the growing threat of Near peer threats highlight the discussed in a variety of ways. Power developments in technology for training The increasing complexity of the track UW targets must be fully naval mines is a necessity for navies. requirement for increased focus on by integrating domains and different within the surface fleet domain. underwater arena has led many integrated into a system of systems. This session will explore how security and self-defence capabilities types of assets, physical ship power Looking to share knowledge and countries to address their subsurface This session will identify cross-industry command and control of MCM for surface platforms. This session will and propulsion or the computer information on industry facilitators, capabilities. This stream will open with opportunities and the technology operations is evolving to make consider new technology, its integration systems we have behind our navies. NATO and FOST to ensure nations a section addressing the upcoming and required to implement a network of clearance of mines faster and safer. and fusion with current platforms. This session explores the variations. remain ahead of technological ongoing submarine programmes multi-nation, multi-domain assets. advancement. around the world. 1405 - Chairman9s opening remarks 1405 - Chairman9s opening remarks 1405 - Chairman9s opening remarks 1405 - Chairman9s opening remarks 1405 - Chairman9s opening remarks 1405 - Chairman9s opening remarks Rear Admiral (Ret9d) Massimo Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Manuel Martinez Elissa Trueman PhD, Deputy Chief Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Jeffrey Trussler, Commodore (Ret9d) David Burton, Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Duncan Potts Esposito, Former Branch Head and Ruiz, Former Director Naval Technology Officer, US Navy Naval Former Deputy Chief of the Naval Director, NATO ASW Barrier CB, Former Commander UK Maritime Military Assistant at the Italian Military Engineering and Construction, Surface Warfare Centre Operations for Information Warfare, Programme Forces, Royal Navy Delegation, NATO HQ Spanish Navy US Navy 1415 - From interoperability to 1415 - Introducing an 8all-domain 1415 - NATO M&S CoE training 1415 - The Norwegian and German 1415 - Meeting future ASW 1415 - rMCM programme update: interchangeability: How innovation task force9 activities: Use of simulation in common submarine programme and challenges and exploring future Testing the integrated MCM toolbox and technology is driving interaction ● Awaiting points maritime training environments its relevance for other potential UWW concepts ● Benefits in sharing technical ● Background to the Tech Bridge Rear Admiral Michael Mattis, Director ● NATO Modelling and Simulation partners within NATO ● Overcoming challenging ASW expertise in the development of network Strategic Effects, Commander US CoE education and training ● Background and political ambitions operating conditions and MCM systems ● How the London Tech Bridge is Naval Forces Europe/Africa, Task activities behind the program; common harmonising requirements ● Testing autonomous system for bridging the innovation <valley of Force 66, US Navy ● Use of simulation in maritime submarine requirements ● Off-board ASW shaping design detection, classification and death= training environments ● Important factors for common and doctrine in the future neutralisation of mines ● Moving the two navies to ● JTLS-GO maritime capabilities submarine availability and ● Seabed protection ● Tactical development and training interchangeability through early and possible integration on common CONOPS Professor David Manley, Professor of Commander Renauld Hock, and shared investment in maritime exercises ● Status, expectations and the way Naval Architecture, University College BEL-NLD rMCM Project Leader, technology Commander Dino Tropea [ITA], ahead London Belgian Navy Commander Daniel Weil, UK Modelling and Simulation Education & Captain Øystein Storebø, Programme Co-Director Training Section Chief, NATO Director Submarines, Norwegian MoD Jeff Brewer, US Co-Director, London Modelling and Simulation Centre of Tech-Bridge Excellence Page 7 of 23 Day One: Tuesday 21st May 2024 1445 - Overcoming the challenges of 1445 - Future power solutions for 1445 - How Dstl has used 1445 - Babcock9s role as the Nuclear 1445 - Augmenting multi-domain 1445 - Improving command and traditional shipbuilding through naval platforms wargaming and simulation in Asset Whole Life Support Partner crewed operations with autonomous control for MCM operations agile product development ● Benefits of selecting a sustainable maritime analysis ● The role of the Nuclear Asset systems ● Long-range AUVs for techniques power and propulsion system ● An overview of 8Command9: What Whole Life Support Partner ● Advancement in crewed ASW and mine-countermeasure activities ● Necessities and requirements in ● Power system selection for are the possibilities? ● The development of Nuclear current state of remotely operated ● Ensuring better data quality for modern naval ship design optimising adaptable mission ● Case study: Conceptual force Infrastructure systems: UAV, USV, UUV in fast and efficient operations with ● Connecting traditional methods of demands options for maritime task groups ● The development of Nuclear service no surface visibility. naval system integration with agile ● Why an OEM for electrical ● An overview on our wider SQEP and knowledge ● Lessons learned from remote ● Precise mine localisation process frameworks and design/integration community in the MoD Sir Nick Hine, Managing Director systems applied to fully technologies architectures ABB Marine Iain McNeil, CEO, Matrix Pro Sims AUKUS and International, Babcock autonomous systems Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace ● AGILE MBSE design example, the International Group ● Vision for autonomy: progress and latest developments on AGILE next steps MBSE and a way ahead Gavin Green, Business Development Jens Rummler, Head of Sales Manager, General Dynamics Mission Germany, NVL B.V. & Co. KG Systems Major Paul Dahlke [DEU Army], Research Associate Officer, University of the Federal Armed Forces Hamburg 1515 - Current operational picture 1515 - Use of a High Performance 1515 - FOST vision of future 1515 - SSN-AUKUS: Delivering for 1515 - Integrated/interchangeable 1515 - The future of safer, faster and how this is impacting the future Computer (HPC) and AI for complex synthetic training- the blend of Australia Strategic need for SSN anti-submarine warfare technologies naval mine warfare fleet phenomena analysis on surface ship synthetic and live ● Strategic need for SSN & optimal for future complex scenarios ● The shift to uncrewed NMW ● An overview of the Bulgarian design ● An overview of the Royal Navy's pathway ● Achieving ASW supremacy via systems and what this means for Navy9s future fleet plan ● An overview on the HPC and AI FOST ● Investment in skills, workforce and common C2 and MUS features C2 at sea ● Why is the navy procuring within the Spanish Navy ● How does simulated/synthetic industrial base ● OPEX and an iterative ● Future planning and evaluation multi-purpose modular patrol ● Electromagnetic simulation of training fit with maintaining ● Rewards, risks and challenges developmental approach to ASW tools and the role of industry in vessels? Electromagnetic Environmental warships at readiness Commodore Allison Norris, Director systems ensuring these are integrated ● Operational planning for Bulgaria Effects (E3) and radar signature ● Embracing the use of synthetics in Submarine Enterprise, Australian ● Future systems for protecting ● Assimilating, assessing and and how we plan to collaborate in ● Multiphysics and multiscale future training Submarine Agency critical energy infrastructure, ASW distributing data effectively across the future phenomena with the emphasis in Commodore Andrew Ingham, and subsea protection platforms and between nations Captain Petar Dimitrov, Deputy Chief propulsion technologies Commander, FOST, Royal Navy Commander Jon Arild Brath Thomas Furfaro, Scientist, NATO of Staff for Operations, Bulgarian Dr Joan Farnós, Head of Dual-Use Strandnæs, Section Manager - Centre for Maritime Research & Navy Technologies, Barcelona Underwater Weapons and Sensors, Experimentation Supercomputing Centre Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency Dr Fernando Obelleiro, Professor, University of Vigo 1545 - Afternoon coffee and networking Hosted by MilDef Ltd Page 8 of 23 Day One: Tuesday 21st May 2024 EXPLOITING TECHNOLOGY IN THE UTILISING AI AND CYBER WITHIN OPTIMISING NAVIGATION MODULAR MINE ENERGY STORAGE UW ENVIRONMENTS THE NAVAL AVIATION DOMAIN Safe and effective submarine COUNTERMEASURES OPTIMISING EEZ PROTECTION The need for ships to remain mission Sensors perform an increasingly vast Closing the surface fleet stream on day navigation is essential. This section will The new school of MCM thinking is This session will discuss how navies capable with power in hostile array of tasks. Detection and tracking one has a clear focus on the AI and discuss the current innovations in rapidly becoming reality. Shifting are investing in their future fleets to environments must be factored in the through to monitoring atmospherics to cyber considerations on testing, trialling navigation technology. Satellite towards a modular and stand-off increase their impact with agile design process. This stream will spot anomalies. How best can we and finding simple solutions for big navigation is increasingly susceptible to approach utilising motherships and solutions in contested environments. explore why design, energy storage increase their range and accuracy and systems and naval aviation platforms. jamming, imitation and denial, so UxVs promises faster and safer and survivability are so key. what investment vehicles are to exploit alternatives must be considered. operations. them? 1630 - Maximising assets with 1630 - Compact, capable and cost 1630 - Achieving assured and 1630 - Investigating solutions for 1630 - Developing the NATO 1630 - Developments in modular innovation and collaboration effective: Can a revolutionary new interoperable tactical networking via submarine navigation innovation network for next MCM technology ● How the Lithuanian Navy are power system deliver it all? virtual environments for bigger ● Exploring the challenges of generation technologies ● Advantages of mission modules collaborating with local academic ● Energising naval operations: Is the systems, faster and with less cost underwater navigation ● Background to DIANA and current for legacy and future platforms agencies power system seen as platform ● Provision of network and bearer ● Overview of technical gaps in timeline ● Applications of mission modules ● Future challenges for Baltic Navies equipment or an enabler of naval emulation that could support initial current navigation systems ● Innovations that allow technology for MCM ● Innovation currently being operations? SecDevOps and digital twin ● Understanding requirements for to be exploited for complex ● Utilisation of mission modules with explored in Lithuania9s maritime ● Autonomy, energy-intensive capability future submarine systems scenarios uncrewed platforms domain effectors, multi-role platforms, ● De-risking and assurance of Lieutenant Commander ● How to engage with DIANA HHI Mission Technologies Lieutenant Commander Justinas sustainability: In a still-emerging physical attributes i.e. antennas, Sehoon-Cha, KSS-III Programme Heather Desserud, Communications Žukauskas, Senior Specialist, Sea and era can we plan to have it all? encryption Manager, South Korean Navy Director, NATO DIANA Air Combat Platforms Division, ● Collaborating to change our ● Development of COTS techniques Lithuanian MoD, Defence Materiel thinking about energising naval and equipment with a military Agency operations: What the future looks context in a more efficient and like effective testing environment Nick Smith, Global Executive, Paul Santry, Principle Consultant for Systems, GE Vernova9s Power Cyber and Information Systems Conversion business Division, UK MoD Dstl 1700 - Proven VS Bespoke: The hull 1700 - Power generation technology 1700 - Innovative use of AI to 1700 - The development of the 1700 - Manned-Unmanned teaming 1700 - UK MHC – the SRO9s design conundrum for the future surface combatant increase aircraft availability in the quantum compass and its impact on solution for EOD divers and Special perspective ● Advantages in adopting ● Integrating propulsion, battery Fleet Air Arm navigation Ops ● Exploiting innovative and cost-effective extant hull design systems and energy storage to ● Understanding how AI can ● Understanding the limitations of ● Awaiting points technically advanced systems to ● Tailoring projects to requirements optimise fuel efficiency improve analysis in areas of wear GPS underwater Pierre-Alexandre Caux, Business identify and dispose of sea mines enabling flexibility and innovation ● The challenges of being proactive debris analysis and vibration ● Future development of a complete Director, RTSYS ● Testing different acquisition ● Risk mitigation and efficiency with and reactive with electrical health monitoring positioning system approaches to optimise future considerations around cost, obsolescence ● Use cases to illustrate how AI can ● The implications for achieving a delivery of all autonomous schedule and performance ● How the input of industries will automatically identify and label complete navigation system systems QinetiQ affect power systems onboard the debris fragments within samples underwater ● Setting the template on how we future surface fleet from aircraft Navantia S.A, S.M.E operate and integrate within the Captain Jesse Black, Commanding ● Use of AI in predictive wider force Officer, U.S. Naval Research maintenance: Reducing costs Jonathan Reed-Beviere, Programme Laboratory whilst increasing aircraft Director - Mine Hunting Capability availability in the Fleet Air Arm Programme, Royal Navy Simon Shaw, Frazer-Nash Consultancy Ltd Page 9 of 23 Day One: Tuesday 21st May 2024 1730 - Seamless alliances: 1730 - Intelligent propulsion and 1730 - Current and future plans for 1730 - A future GPS-free navigation 1730 - Technology priorities for 1730 - Maintaining control of the Navigating successful transitions of power systems for unmanned ships the RAN system: getting quantum sensors naval warfighting sea: Modern acoustic warships to partner nations ● The unmanned naval ship – a ● Operational situation dictating out of the laboratory ● Partnering with allies and partners mine-sweeping ● Overview of the importance of system of systems surface needs ● Quantum enabled navigation in to help meet US Navy and Marine ● Awaiting points international partnerships in naval ● Design drivers and enablers for ● Top five priorities real-world settings Corps operational needs Janne Muurinen, Vice President - Sea operations autonomous propulsion systems ● Collaboration opportunities across ● Removing the need for satellite ● Advancing technology for sensing, Domain and Petri Salmela, Product ● Highlighting critical elements that ● Development approach - model nations and industry reliance in denied/restricted areas sustainment and high-latitude Manager Underwater Systems Patria contribute to a successful based system engineering Commodore Anita Williams, Director for accurate maritime navigation navigation transition RENK GmbH General Surface Combatants and ● NavyPods: connectivity, ● Maritime Command, Control, ● Cast studies and an explanation Aviation Branch, Royal Australian adaptability, interchangeability and Computing, Communications, on diplomatic and strategic Navy simplicity Cyber, Intelligence, Surveillance, Implications Dr Joseph Cotter, Advanced Reconnaissance and Targeting Commodore Richard Whalley, Head Research Fellow, Imperial College (C5ISRT) of Defence Equipment Sales Authority London Dr Rhett Jefferies, Technical Director - & Colonel Craig Renney, Head of ONR Globall, US Navy Disposal Programme, UK MoD DE&S 1800 - Chairman9s closing remarks 1800 - Chairman9s closing remarks 1800 - Chairman9s closing remarks 1800 - Chairman9s closing remarks 1800 - Chairman9s closing remarks 1800 - Chairman9s closing remarks Rear Admiral (Ret9d) Massimo Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Manuel Martinez Elissa Trueman PhD, Deputy Chief Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Jeffrey Trussler, Commodore (Ret9d) David Burton, Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Duncan Potts Esposito, Former Branch Head and Ruiz, Former Director Naval Technology Officer, US Navy Naval Former Deputy Chief of the Naval Director, NATO ASW Barrier CB, Former Commander UK Maritime Military Assistant at the Italian Military Engineering and Construction, Surface Warfare Centre Operations for Information Warfare, Programme Forces, Royal Navy Delegation, NATO HQ Spanish Navy US Navy 1800 - Evening drinks reception Hosted by NVL B.V. & Co. KG 1945 Carriages 2000 Hall Close Page 10 of 23 EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE BRIEFINGS Located in Navigate 1: Invitation only (for information please contact the Navy Leaders Team) Following the success of a series of private briefings run concurrently with the programme, Navy Leaders are delighted to be able to offer bespoke, confidential meetings to a select group of attendees. Whilst attendance is predominately by invitation only, please contact our team for consideration should you want to attend. WEDNESDAY 22 MAY 2024 0715 - 0845 SPONSORSHIP AVAILABLE 0900 - 1030 The next generation of atmosphere monitoring An open discussion on Analox9s perspective of 8the next generation of atmosphere monitoring9. An opportunity for participants to give feedback and discuss their perspectives and the way forward. Nathan Stevenson, System Architect, ANALOX Vicky Pigg, Sales and Strategy Director Defence, ANALOX 1045 - 1215 Are we ready for a digital and data enterprise? The future vision of a seamless connection between force elements, where data is shared at speed has been at the heart of recent doctrine. Are we on track to realise this vision? What do current global conflicts and threats mean for the need to deliver the defence digital backbone? Robert Clifford, Head of Digital and Data, Maritime & Land, BAE Systems 1230 - 1400 Charting the Course: Exploring the Future of Naval Operations with Dual-Use Systems for Acoustic Signature Monitoring and Prognostic Health A workshop to delve into the potential of a dual-use system that could redefine how we manage acoustic signatures and ensure ship health. Explore the potential to redefine the landscape of naval warfare and drive operational excellence, offering unparalleled advancements in stealth capabilities and cost-effective maintenance strategies. Through concrete examples and case studies, uncover the real-world impact of these solutions and gain insights into how they can drive operational excellence in naval warfare. Hosted by HBK - Hottinger Brüel & Kjær 1415 - 1545 Advanced RF Strategies for Maritime Surveillance: Unseenlabs' Innovation at the Forefront of Global Security Explore cutting-edge RF strategies in maritime surveillance with Unseenlabs at the forefront of addressing global security challenges. This workshop offers insight into innovative RF detection technology, fostering dialogue on enhancing maritime domain awareness and showcasing collaborative solutions to secure the oceans against illegal activities. Hosted by Unseenlabs 1600 - 1730 SPONSORSHIP AVAILABLE Page 11 of 23 Day Two: Wednesday 22nd May 2024 0615 - Morning run 0800 - Registration 0800 - Morning coffee SPONSORSHIP AVAILABLE Hosted by Babcock SPONSORSHIP AVAILABLE FUTURE SURFACE FLEET A FUTURE SURFACE FLEET B SURFACE FLEET TECHNOLOGY SUBMARINE TECHNOLOGY UNDERWATER DEFENCE & UNDERWATER DEFENCE & SECURITY A SECURITY B In association with BAE Systems In association with V Group In association with General Atomics In association with Helsing In association with BAE Systems In association with JFD OPERATIONAL IMPACT ON NAVAL TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS TRANSFORMING DEFENCE WITH CROSS DOMAIN INTEGRATION FOR PROGRAMMES FOR SUBMARINES IMPROVING DIVING OPERATIONS AVIATION TECHNOLOGIES EFFECTIVE ASW Embracing disruptive and emerging DEVELOPING AND SUSTAINING A Upgrades and innovations are A proliferation of underwater threats The defence arena is changing and we Leveraging AI/ML advancements to technologies in the maritime domain NAVAL FORCE imperative to continued mission highlights the requirement for an are utilising new technologies to enhance cross-domain connectivity is are essential to maintain an edge on All navies and governments are looking success and keeping submarines increased use of divers. This session enhance operational agility within the essential for effective ASW operations. operations. Navies need to evolve to develop naval forces with influence functioning as an asset whilst ensuring will consider the contribution of new naval aviation domain. Naval forces are This session will explore how we can traditional processes to create a from different government agencies, they can deliver in their environment. technology, its integration and fusion now becoming more resilient in modern best fuse data from multiple sources collaborative environment and explore the commercial sector and industry. The opening section will stimulate with current systems. maritime challenges and this session into an actionable and interoperable the implications and applications of discussion around innovations and describes how. battlespace picture. new technology. their impact. 0850 - Chairman9s opening remarks 0850 - Chairman9s opening remarks 0850 - Chairman9s opening remarks 0850 - Chairman9s opening remarks 0850 - Chairman9s opening remarks 0850 - Chairman9s opening remarks Rear Admiral (Ret9d) Massimo Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Manuel Martinez Elissa Trueman PhD, Deputy Chief Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Jeffrey Trussler, Commodore (Ret9d) David Burton, Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Duncan Potts Esposito, Former Branch Head and Ruiz, Former Director Naval Technology Officer, US Navy Naval Former Deputy Chief of the Naval Director, NATO ASW Barrier CB, Former Commander UK Maritime Military Assistant at the Italian Military Engineering and Construction, Surface Warfare Centre Operations for Information Warfare, Programme Forces, Royal Navy Delegation, NATO HQ Spanish Navy US Navy 0900 - The future of the Royal Navy9s 0900 - How the UK is transforming 0900 - Forward thinking in the 0900 - Toward underwater 0900 - The Royal Navy9s vision for a 0900 - Plans for diver sensors to amphibious capability with MRSS defence with science and building of a naval aviation force superiority - capabilities for future hybrid underwater capability in 2040 improve UW missions ● An overview of the Multi-role technology ● Enhancing missions with a submarines - How we9ll fight ● Potential of diver networks support ship (MRSS) programme ● Key priorities for the UK MoD dedicated maritime air fleet ● Maritime defence capability ● Developing a networked and combined with surface pictures to ● Collaborative opportunities with ● Touch points on science and ● An explanation of some of the (A2/AD Environment) highly digitised battlespace augment capability the Netherlands technology within UK defence cutting-edge technologies to add ● Future warfare (toward underwater ● Leveraging cutting edge ● Diver research plans in the ● Ensuring the amphibious force ● Information on relationships to operations superiority) technologies through operational pipeline maintains a high readiness rates between industry and the Ministry ● Extending wide area situational ● Capabilities for future submarines experimentation ● Results and lessons learned from Brigadier Sean Brady, Navy Develop - of Defence awareness Vice Admiral Imayoshi Shinichi ● Remote sensing, ASW barriers participation in recent diving Deputy Director Shipbuilding, Royal Paul Lincoln CB OBE VR, Second Commodore Steve Bolton, Navy [JMSDF], Director General Naval and area-denial into the future exercises Navy Permanent Secretary, UK MoD Develop - Aviation Future Programmes, Systems, Japanese Acquisition, Captain Michael Wood RN, Head Captain Cameron Chen, Royal Navy Technology and Logistics Agency Underwater Battlespace Capability, Expeditionary Combat Branch Head - Royal Navy OPNAV N957, US Navy Page 12 of 23 Day Two: Wednesday 22nd May 2024 0930 - Identifying future trends and 0930 - Transferring expertise from 0930 - Integrating large uncrewed 0930 - Supercharging underwater 0930 - Maximising UW information 0930 - Crossing the water gap and designs in warship design the commercial domain to the aircraft onto aircraft carriers capabilities with AI and software sharing fulfilling wider mission objectives ● Next generation vessel designs: defence sector ● Adapting the MQ-9B Protector for ● The underwater domain is ● How modern systems need to ● Bridging the water gap: Organic RHIBS to Aircraft Carriers ● A perspective on the importance of carrier operations becoming more congested and interact to maximise detection maritime insertion ● How innovative designs increase readiness ● Mission sets that exploit the long noisy, but threats are becoming ● Mission planning, simulation and ● Enhancing effect for mission versatility, manoeuvrability and ● Innovations currently being utilised flight endurance more stealthy testing facilities for ASW success (sensors and effectors) efficiency in the topic of fleet support ● Integration considerations for ● In the meantime, sensors generate ● Partnership programs for ● Concepts for employment: Hybrid ● Solutions for adaptable, high ● Thoughts on ways in which Navies uncrewed systems petabytes of data and autonomous increased knowledge sharing craft opportunities performing, sustainable fleets and commercial organisations can Dr Johnny King, Vice President, platforms extend reach and BAE Systems JFD Limited BAE Systems collaborate and develop new General Atomics Aeronautical surveillance solutions Systems UK ● AI can analyse huge volumes of Stephen Macfarlane, CIO and data and interpret complex Defence Lead, V.Group scenarios, but how can the Submarine enterprise embrace it to gain operational advantage now? Helsing 1000 - M-SASV (Medium Size 1000 - Delivering collaborative 1000 - Remote maritime monitoring: 1000 - Understanding changing 1000 - Enhancing NATO9s maritime 1000 - NATO SOFCOM9s Role Semi-Autonomous Surface Vessel) category management for the Royal Challenges, lessons identified and naval power in the Indo-Pacific situational awareness from seabed supporting a Culture of Innovation development in the EDF Navy possible ways ahead ● Contextualising crucial to space - Digital Ocean and enabling conditions for EUROGUARD project ● Collaborative working for joint ● Operational and infrastructural international security issues at sea ● Developing and coordinating Strategic Advantage: BOLD ● Project overview benefit realisation challenges and opportunities for in the Indo-Pacific persistent, agile and adaptive MACHINA ● Initial capability requirements ● How the RN are listening to industry partners ● China9s growing submarine capabilities for sensing above, on ● Testing, exercising, and ● Challenges industry expertise ● From a manned to a remote capabilities and above the sea experimenting with manned and Ats Janno, Head of Project ● Category strategy progress and surveillance station ● Shifting from a reactive to ● Exploiting big data at the speed of unmanned sensor systems Management Bureau, Estonian the future ● System integration and proactive stance in the region relevance focused on signature management Centre for Defence Investment Toni Gray, Director Equipment Support communications: The crux of the Professor Alessio Patalano, ● Countering a diverse range of in the maritime domain Programmes, Navy Acquisition, matter Professor of War and Strategy in East current and future threats to ● Unlocking NATO resources, tools, Royal Navy Lieutenant Commander Asia, King9s College London maritime security and global and talent Charles-Henri Thouaille, CO stability; now and in the future ● Amplifying SOF requirements with Channel and North Sea Maritime Sean Trevethan, Senior Capability industry Surveillance Network, French Navy Manager - Defence Investments Captain (N) Kurt Muhler, Maritime Division, NATO Development Branch Head, Allied Special Operations Forces Command 1030 - Morning coffee and networking Hosted by JFD Page 13 of 23 Day Two: Wednesday 22nd May 2024 DEVELOPING THE AMPHIBIOUS EVOLVING MISSION READINESS DISRUPTIVE C5ISR INTEGRATION SUBMARINE DEVELOPMENT ASW INTEROPERABILITY MOVING TO DEPLOYMENT FORCE Fleets are constantly required to C5ISR is a key area of interest and PROGRAMMES Maritime forces require defence in all A move towards autonomous Nations are seeking to enhance their increase operations in both quantity already in the SFT stream we have Conventional diesel-electric and AIP environments, but particularly from mine-hunting will enable forces to amphibious forces by applying new and size. This means replenishment at noticed navies looking to find secure, submarines produce less noise than submarines. Force protection requires counter the rapidly evolving threat of technology to reduce risks to personnel sea is an essential evolution for reliable solutions.This session will look their nuclear counterparts but each rapid abilities to detect and destroy, modern sea mines while reducing the and to make operations more effective. sustaining a platform9s ability to at a few ideas to take C5ISR to the have options for improving stealth ideally via a network of sensors and risk to sailors and high-value This section will explore how operate, survive at war and if next level and its integration into the capabilities in line with global threats. this session will dissect some of the equipment. Many projects are technology is developing to support necessary, fight. fighting force. Here we will analyse current key essential components, including the underway currently. more littoral operations. programmes. impact of MAS (maritime autonomous systems). 1115 - Ensuring synergy in 1115 - Enabling 24/7 deployed 1115 - Single Information 1115 - The Royal Thai Navy9s 1115 - Unleashing the power of 1115 - Deploying the first wave of expeditionary maritime warfare maintenance for naval platforms Environment (SInfoE) Architecture submarine fleet: The future picture optical fibre sensing for ASW and MAS on operations between departments of the US ● The challenges faced when ● Enabling the seamless movement ● What we had before and why we underwater warfare ● Experience on operations on the Navy conducting planned and of data between nodes in a changed ● Subsea acoustic monitoring for Clyde and in the Gulf ● Strengthening advocacy efforts unplanned maintenance activities pan-defence system of systems ● The current operational picture ASW and seabed warfare ● Managing the transition from among stakeholders to highlight ● Expanding repair capabilities using ● Exploiting science and technology and how we are responding ● Fully optical thin-line towed array crewed platforms to mission the significance of amphibious and industry partners to provide the interoperability ● Future budget and decision technology system teams expeditionary capabilities on a ● Establishing expeditionary repair mechanism for Multi-Domain timeline ● How optic technology can ● Key insights on the opportunities global scale capability within the theatre Integrated Systems (MDIS) Rear Admiral Pongsak Somboon, revolutionise underwater security and challenges posed by ● Overseeing communication, Captain Brian Karosich, ● Next steps following Trial Acheron Commander Submarine Squadron, Optics 11 operating uncrewed systems for coordination, and synchronisation Commanding Officer of the Forward in July 2024 Royal Thai Navy MCM between HQMC, OPNAV Deployed Regional Maintenance Amanda Shakir, Information Commander Dan Herridge, Directorates, and key stakeholders Centre, US Navy interoperability: Communications and Commander Mine Threat Exploitation ● Building and maintaining a robust Networks Programme Manager, Cyber Group, Royal Navy reputation by advocating for the and Information Systems Division, importance of expeditionary Dstl maritime capabilities in public policy discussions Colonel Steven Eastin, Branch Head, Expeditionary Warfare Integration, OPNAV, N95, US Navy 1145 - Building tomorrow's 1145 - Live demo: Providing 1145 - Leading maritime 1145 - Integration of complex, 1145 - Managing the transition to 1145 - MuMNS and future modular Amphibious capabilities advanced passive fire protection to connectivity: The future of satcom connected, digital submarine Maritime Autonomous Systems ROV systems ● Recent case studies with US and platforms ● The future of maritime networks: systems (MAS) in the underwater domain ● Ensuring flexibility and space for Australia ● Addressing two shipbuilding Exploiting software defined ● Historical transition from ● Overcoming the challenges of future technology systems ● Working with the user to refine challenges: Fire protection and networks mechanical engineering design Integrating MAS into maritime ● Green energy solutions into navy operational requirements weight ● Operationalising emerging low focus to integrating complex, force structures. operations ● Collaboration with partners to ● What is COMFIRE®? From bottle earth orbit satcom technology to connected, digital systems on ● Exploiting uncrewed/autonomous ● Training crew, repairing/upgrades benefit the warfighter banks to naval platforms - a provide resilience through bearer modern platforms with data being systems in congested/contested without taking the vessel out of SPONSORSHIP AVAILABLE sustainable journey diversity a core focus environments operation ● Past and future applications: A ● The baseband, terminal and ● Benefits data-centric designs ● Capitalising on MAS potential Chris Lade, Defence Sales Manager, noncarcinogenic, lightweight and modem: The unsung heroes of provide through the evolution of sensor SAAB Dynamics AB modular solution for surface and satcom technology ● Essential Development and technologies sub-surface environments Nick Fuller, Strategic Maritime Integrity Assurance considerations Andrea Bell-Miller, Director of Dr Ralph Rizk, Managing Director, Business Development, Airbus for these systems International Programs - PEO Jered - Marine Systems Technology, Defence & Space Steph Carroll, Frazer-Nash Unmanned and Small Combatants, US a PaR Systems Company Consultancy Ltd Navy Page 14 of 23 Day Two: Wednesday 22nd May 2024 1215 - The UKs Commando Force 1215 - Naval programmes managed 1215 - Digitally reimagining naval 1215 - S80 submarine programme 1215 - Advances in robotic systems 1215 - UKHO / UK MWDC programme: Enabling strike by OCCAR with a focus on the power update; lifecycle management for persistent undersea surveillance exploitation of data collected by ● Progress update, including initial modern Logistic Support Ship (LSS) ● Reliance upon digital components ● Collaborative technological ● Expanding employment of MAS observations on littoral response ● OCCAR: A team that delivers rather than the traditional physical developments uncrewed undersea systems for ● Delivering today for existing groups ● An update on the current status of assets ● TLS of complex platforms rapid environmental assessment MCMVs and developing ASVs and ● Integrating Commandos into the the LSS programme ● Hardware dependent systems ● Future upgrades and ● Use of robotic systems across the AUVs wider force ● State-of-the-art design and facing challenges in adapting to an requirements undersea warfighting domain for ● Understanding the requirements ● Future acquisition priorities technical features explained evolving digital kill-chain Captain Juanma Torrijos, Head of data gathering and exfiltration for future systems and developing Captain Nick Unwin, Programme Rear Admiral Lorenzo Poliseno, LSS ● The cruciality and urgency of Technical Office - S80 Lifecycle ● Persistent platforms for critical appropriate databases Director - Commando Force, Navy Deputy Program Manager, OCCAR developing digital capabilities to Support, Spanish Navy undersea infrastructure protection ● Developing new S100/500 Acquisition, Royal Navy align with forward-looking Teledyne Marine standards to fully enable seamless strategies and commercial data sharing applications Lee Contreras, Defence Products and Lieutenant Artem Sherbinin, Chief Services Manager, UK Hydrographic Technology Officer - Task Force Office Hopper, US Naval Surface Forces, US Navy 1245 - Surface zone lunch and networking 1245 - Underwater zone lunch and networking 1245 - Technology zone lunch and networking Hosted by PA Consulting Holdings Ltd. Hosted by Laing O9Rourke Hosted by CUBEDIN SURVIVABILITY AND SAFETY STREAMLINING BUILD STRATEGY CONNECTED DATA AND AI FUTURE SUBMARINE UNCREWED SYSTEMS ENSURING EFFECTIVE Survivability ranges from defensive With many in-service vessels now APPLICATION TECHNOLOGIES Uncrewed vessels are an increasingly PROCUREMENT systems and force projection through to approaching their end of life, one of the Hardware development is well Ageing submarine fleets mean that a important element of naval warfare. The expansion of MCM activities have armour and EW capabilities. This preferred options is building a bespoke established and the struggle now lies number of nations are undertaking Their capabilities, sensors and how to increased the need to ensure session explores how to build and platform. This section sets out to with integrating, powering and challenging programmes to replace launch and recover these platforms are collaboration. Close attention must be maintain a high level of survivability to review current plans that nations are connecting internal software. This platforms - a priority is integrating new big topics so this session will explore paid to cost controls and inflation as asset sea control and create stability. investing in and how to ensure a session looks at the realities of technologies for increased sensing, plans that have progressed and what well as ships and their off board smooth build process. connecting systems to challenges. survivability and lethality. the next step may be for the future. systems. 1415 - Navigation safety 1415 - Thai Surface Fleet: Adapting 1415 - Developing a Digital Ocean 1415 - Near Future Submarine - 1415 - Technologies impacting 1415 - Moving towards Block 2 of requirements during the to current threats ● Coordinating persistent, agile and Human Factor Engineering (HFE) future ASW: system-of-systems, the UK9s MHC Programme construction and armament phase ● Force laydown for RTN surface adaptive capabilities for sensing and it9s technological challenges platforms and sustainability ● Transitioning Block 1 solutions into ● Likely military characteristics of fleet above, on and above the sea ● Developments in HF approach to ● Sustainable and scalable ASW steady state support & applying future vessels ● Operational picture and impact on ● Exploiting big data to increase the follow systems enhanced detection the lessons from Block 1 into our ● How new navigation technologies the fleet cognitive capacity capabilities ● International collaboration: Block 2 approach will influence effectiveness ● Acquisition and future deployment ● Digital Ocean: A focus on systems ● HF applied to under development Developing effective technology ● Delivering the long lead elements ● Initiatives to ensure safety is plan for the RTN and platforms technologies ● Requirements and opportunities of Block 2 – a focus on integration considered during construction Captain Wachirawit Nora-On, Director Sean Trevethan, Senior Capability ● HF and <over the horizon= for industry engagement on and Command and Control Commander Guillaume Belléard, Contract Management, Naval Manager - Defence Investments technological challenges persistent ASW challenges ● Block 2 mission system acquisition Branch Head - Permanent Commission Acquisition Management Officer, Royal Division, NATO Alessandro Irvia, Near Future Gavin Tapsfield, CHARYBDIS Deputy - the opportunity for industry for Programmes & Tests, French Navy Thai Navy Submarine - Platform Officer, Team Leader, UK MoD - Submarine Andy Lapsley, Mine Hunting Capability OCCAR-EA Delivery Authority Team Leader, UK MoD - DE&S Page 15 of 23 Day Two: Wednesday 22nd May 2024 1445 - Reinventing shipbuilding and 1445 - The genetic transformation of 1445 - Using data analytics for 1445 - Near Future Submarine 1445 - Progress in demonstrating 1445 - New generation vessels for survivability the Portuguese Navy fleet practical naval applications Technologies and Solutions for multistatics for networked ASW mine & seabed warfare ● How digital transformation is ● Disruptive operational concepts ● Using big data to avoid technology Integrated Underwater Operations operations ● Innovation – unique technological driving change in ship building and solutions ● Understanding past investments ● Large Aperture Array on ● How STANAG 4585 (8Multistatic characteristics of platforms ● The benefits of bringing ● Mission modularity and flexible and project areas for future conventional submarines Messaging9) enables multistatic ● Leverage of MUS – unmanned survivability to design, build, capability integration investment ● Stealth Array Design ASW operations when you can, manned when you operate and support naval vessels ● Fleet transformation drivers ● Determine where to lead, follow, or ● Managing thousands of channels ● Industry perspective on RN9s 2023 must ● Balancing a far-reaching vision Rear Admiral Antonio Mateus, partner Luigi Laporta, Project Executive and Multistatic Active Trials ● Experimental test campaign with a pragmatic approach to Director of Ships, Portuguese Navy Think Logical Ralf Siegfried, Director of Product ● Incorporation of uncrewed INTERMARINE SpA transformation Management, ELAC SONAR GmbH systems into the multistatic Harland & Wolff network Tim Brock, Capability Manager, Ultra Maritime 1515 - Challenges and prospects for 1515 - Royal Netherlands Navy 1515 - Accelerating AI adoption 1515 - Update on the Italian U212 1515 - Considerations for ASW 1515 - Seabed and mine warfare: the development of NATO ships replacement and modernisation across the spectrum Near Future Submarine programme frigate launched unmanned surface Italian Navy9s perspective ● Strengthening the NATO Armed programme ● Core areas: Fire chains, SA, ● Development of novel modular vehicle for ASW ● Monitoring and protecting UW Forces9 damage control ● An overview of current and upcoming autonomy, mission planning, systems for the NFS ● Requirements for flexible mission areas in the Mediterranean capabilities programmes within Command logistics and processes ● On the horizon technologies sets and increased endurance of ● Systems integrating the network of ● Innovative approaches to Materiel and IT ● Establishment of the Naval AI Cell ● Over the horizon needs and USVs sensors, platforms, and agencies delivering capability through ● Innovative technical solutions for (NAIC) and its pathfinder projects technological challenges for future ● Design considerations for in collaborative working commercial means modern day challenges ● Timeline for trials and evaluation integration interoperability and future-proofing ● The R&D effort to provide ● Trends and opportunities for ● Challenges for COMMIT, the Royal Captain Keith Taylor, Navy Develop - Commander Stefano Oliva, Section ● Launch and recovery systems for technology solutions collaboration and details on Netherlands Navy and industry in the Head of Digital and C5ISR, Royal Head Submarine Research, unmanned surface vehicles Lieutenant Commander Stefano NATOs 8Clean Energy Agenda9 near future Navy Development and Doctrine Commander Paul Dröge, Branch Canarutto, Mine Warfare Specialist, Rafael Arcos, Deputy Director Captain Andre van der Kamp, Head of Department, Italian Navy Head - Underwater Warfare Italian Navy Operations, NATO Support and Naval Projects, Netherlands Armed Technology, Netherlands MoD Procurement Agency (NSPA) Forces, Defence Materiel Agency (COMMIT) 1545 - Afternoon coffee and networking MAN Energy Solutions SE Page 16 of 23 Day Two: Wednesday 22nd May 2024 FUTURE PROOF SHIPBUILDING MISSION MODULARITY NAVIGATION SOLUTIONS SUBMARINE SAFETY & ESCAPE DELIVERING KINETIC EFFECT ENABLING RAPID ACQUISITION Navies are beginning to look to the From enhancing operational flexibility Gone are the days where the military Escape & rescue is fraught with There is a plethora of new ammunition There is a huge drive for nations to future and are trying to identify what to preparing for power hungry sensors, led industry in the development of challenges. This section of the agenda options including new torpedoes, adapt faster to technological ship requirements will be in ten years modern communication systems and technical solutions. Navies are using will discuss E&R programs that are enhanced surface sonar processing developments. Priorities include time. This session looks at the plans high-tech equipment, nations now are and exploiting commercial off-the-shelf currently operational and provide and increasingly complex intelligence collaboration, streamlined and agile and investment in naval strategy and looking even further ahead to anticipate solutions (COTS) to remain a battle insight into their challenges and collection platforms that aid delivering acquisition processes and flexible goes into detail on some of the new threats and enable better winning force. successes. kinetic effects. This session will explore contracting. This session will explore programmes looking to be future ready. modularity. new technologies. these in detail. 1630 - Collaborative approaches in 1630 - Surface fleet disaggregation; 1630 - Maritime security challenges 1630 - UK Submarine Escape and 1630 - Special underwater 1630 - Accelerating the deployment developing support ship sense, decide and effect faced by the shipping industry Rescue developments and medical operations of MAS: the new UK DE&S centre of programmes ● Adopting a system of systems ● Military answers to shipping triage ● Tackling complex tasks in difficult expertise ● Designing the replenishment at approach industry challenges ● Implementing lessons from UW environments ● Growing demand for UK MAS and sea systems for FSS ● Increasing availability and ● How information sharing is critical operations and exercises to ● Coordinating Surface, Air and UW increased portfolio focus on ● How the operational requirements removing single points of to MDA and how the French MICA ensure credible rescue capability assets, including MUM-T and opportunities and challenges shaped the design chosen vulnerability centre contributes to it ● Rescue and Intervention system Mission Systems for UxVs ● Supporting the UK uncrewed ● Future operations for supplying the ● Breaking the link between ● Case study: The Gulf of Aden developments ● Challenges for integrating Systems strategy for maritime fleet platforms and capabilities – Commander Eric Jaslin, ● Medical triage changes in distributed forces and generating ● Delivering a common commercial Commodore David Eagles, reworking the traditional model Commanding Officer, Maritime sea-rescue situations common operational picture approach for the acquisition and Commander, Royal Fleet Auxiliary Andy Mitchell, Navy Develop - Information Cooperation and Warrant Officer 1 Ian Brown, Lieutenant Commander Kara support of MAS Capability Sponsor, Royal Navy Awareness (MICA) Centre SMERAS Head of Training, Royal Wansbury RAN, Submarine Littoral Bill Biggs, Maritime Autonomous Navy Warfare SO2 - Operational Advantage Systems centre of Expertise – Lead & Centre, Royal Navy Andy Liddell, Head of SALMO, UK MoD DE&S 1700 - Driving operational advantage 1700 - The next generation of Sea 1700 - A comprehensive optronics 1700 - Exploring intuitive mission 1700 - Kinetic solutions for 1700 - Advanced mine detection in a net zero future Mine Laying solution against emerging threats systems for greater rescue capacity underwater threats using aerial drone magnetic ● Leveraging BMTs pedigree in ● Providing fleets next generation ● Preparing for new threats such as ● Growing importance of ● Framing the problem: gradiometry naval auxiliary vessel designs, Sea Mine Laying capabilities ASBMs and kamikaze USVs connectivity aboard submarines USVs/threats to trade waterways ● Aerial drone magnetic solutions Tide & FSS, and large vessels, ● Sea Mine laying from future ● Detecting and identifying threats for image/data dissemination ● Science of supercavitation offer rapid and safe detection of QEC, to support the energy unmanned platforms early on to prepare the right ● The challenges and future of ● Explanation of DSG munitions underwater mines transition ● Optimising logistics ashore and response: Hard kill and soft kill ensuring usable mission systems, DSG Technology USA Inc ● Critical system parameters ● Drawing upon the breadth of handling at sea ● Safran9s OmniSight/Omniguard including atmospheric monitoring determine the detection capabilities and innovation that is SH Defence solution: Tackling the challenge by ● Investing for the future: How will capabilities and efficiency of a a key part of the BMT identity providing a full solution from machine learning and automation system ● The BMT Floating Nuclear detection, to identification and enhance performance ● Introduction to the V2MAG™ Production Ship (FNPS) concept is engagement with a single Davide D'Alessio, Defence System tactical drone magnetic solution for introduced to support the naval operator, assisted by AI Designer Coordinator, DRASS underwater mine detection energy transition with the benefit Yannick Hontarrede, Safran Arne Døssing Andreasen, CEO, of increasing operational Electronics & Defense UMAG Solutions advantage Dr Thomas Beard CEng, Clean Shipping Lead, BMT Page 17 of 23 Day Two: Wednesday 22nd May 2024 1730 - Future French Carrier: 1730 - Defining the next generation 1730 - Harnessing technology to 1730 - Disabled submarine search 1730 - Delivering lethal effects in the 1730 - Autonomous technologies Challenge and opportunity of combatants improve readiness and localisation through uncrewed UW battlespace enabling persistent UW surveillance ● A carrier: What else? ● Opportunities for international ● Exploring new initiatives in FMS vehicles ● Enhancing UW systems for ● Developing our understanding of ● The road to 2038: FFC timeline collaboration ● Reducing risk and improving fleet ● Rescue system modernisation increased lethality the operating environment ● FFC envisioned capabilities and ● Cooperation among navies and readiness ● Adaptation methodologies of ● Developments in ASW and UWW ● Novel sensing using networked why do we want these? the defence industry EU ● Cost-effective improvements rescue systems to anchor handling in the Pakistan Navy infrastructure for hyper-fast Captain Alban LeDuc, Future French framework within the air domain vessels (AHTS) ● Communication and sensors communications Carrier Programme Officer, French ● PESCO 4E (Essential elements of Scott Kuhns, PMA272 International ● Improvements to air deployability Vice Admiral Muhammad Faisal ● Next steps for ensuring safety Navy European escorts) Programme Manager, NAVAIR of rescue systems Abbasi, Commander Pakistan Fleet, during transition to extensive Captain Isidro Carrara, Head of SYSCOM Security Cooperation Lieutenant Commander Nick Pakistan Navy autonomous operations Capabilities Development Section, Office Samuels, Operations Officer, Huw Gullick, Associate Director Plans and Policy Division, Spanish ISMERLO Innovation, National Oceanography Navy Centre 1800 - Chairman9s closing remarks 1800 - Chairman9s closing remarks 1800 - Chairman9s closing remarks 1800 - Chairman9s closing remarks 1800 - Chairman9s closing remarks 1800 - Chairman9s closing remarks Rear Admiral (Ret9d) Massimo Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Manuel Martinez Elissa Trueman PhD, Deputy Chief Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Jeffrey Trussler, Commodore (Ret9d) David Burton, Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Duncan Potts Esposito, Former Branch Head and Ruiz, Former Director Naval Technology Officer, US Navy Naval Former Deputy Chief of the Naval Director, NATO ASW Barrier CB, Former Commander UK Maritime Military Assistant at the Italian Military Engineering and Construction, Surface Warfare Centre Operations for Information Warfare, Programme Forces, Royal Navy Delegation, NATO HQ Spanish Navy US Navy 1800 - Evening drinks reception SPONSORSHIP AVAILABLE 1930 Carriages 1945 Hall Close Page 18 of 23 Day Three: Thursday 23rd May 2024 0615 - Morning run 0800 - Registration 0800 - Morning coffee SPONSORSHIP AVAILABLE Hosted by Babcock SPONSORSHIP AVAILABLE FUTURE SURFACE FLEET A FUTURE SURFACE FLEET B SURFACE FLEET TECHNOLOGY SUBMARINE TECHNOLOGY UNDERWATER DEFENCE & UNDERWATER DEFENCE & SECURITY A SECURITY B In association with Saildrone Inc In association with In association with IAI In association with Thales In association with Anduril In association with Exail Leonardo EFFECTIVE INTEGRATION OF DEVELOPING A FORCE9S CYBER AND ELECTRONIC FUTURE SUBMARINE OPERATIONS MARITIME MISSION AUTONOMY MULTI-SPECTRAL MCM SENSORS OFF-BOARD SYSTEMS EFFICIENCY WARFARE The ocean is becoming increasingly Off board, remote, uncrewed and Whether ship-mounted or UxVs; As threats increase, navies are looking To remain efficient and mission capable Maintaining an effective, safe and transparent with numbers of traditional autonomous technology present sensors are becoming increasingly to incorporate both crewed and during deployment, we must be operational capability is a task enabled submarine platforms growing as well as opportunities to either supplement or important as navies vie for control of uncrewed assets into the fleet. This prepared to make necessary by dominating the electromagnetic a huge increase in smaller uncrewed replace conventional systems and the underwater space. Maximising session will include a number of briefs developments. This session will spectrum (EMS). This section will focus systems acting as a force multiplier. As increase capabilities. This session will accuracy and reliability is a priority to explaining some of the challenges and discuss some adaptations to naval on what solutions are available to give a result operations underwater are analyse options and consider their minimise the sensor - shooter timeline successes in this and how the plan to forces when it comes to being nations the edge in their endeavours. becoming increasingly complex to potential impact on the underwater and increase the pace and scale of develop this for the future. 8mission-ready9. navigate. battlespace. MCM operations. 0850 - Chairman9s opening remarks 0850 - Chairman9s opening remarks 0850 - Chairman9s opening remarks 0850 - Chairman9s opening remarks 0850 - Chairman9s opening remarks 0850 - Chairman9s opening remarks Rear Admiral (Ret9d) Massimo Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Manuel Martinez Elissa Trueman PhD, Deputy Chief Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Jeffrey Trussler, Commodore (Ret9d) David Burton, Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Duncan Potts Esposito, Former Branch Head and Ruiz, Former Director Naval Technology Officer, US Navy Naval Former Deputy Chief of the Naval Director, NATO ASW Barrier CB, Former Commander UK Maritime Military Assistant at the Italian Military Engineering and Construction, Surface Warfare Centre Operations for Information Warfare, Programme Forces, Royal Navy Delegation, NATO HQ Spanish Navy US Navy 0900 - Future operational energy in 0900 - The vital role of security and 0900 - The use of EW to enhance 0900 - Dominating in the underwater 0900 - Supporting international 0900 - Maintaining warfighting the maritime domain defence in the Arabian Sea and support to surface operations domain interchangeability of UxVs advantage in MW for the current and ● Maintaining operational advantage Indian Ocean ● Developing EW against threats ● Unparalleled intelligence, ● Enhancing mission management future fleet during the global energy transition ● An overview of the Pakistan Navy ● Improving on previous systems surveillance and reconnaissance systems through AI enabled tools ● MCM mission package ● Opportunities, risks and decision ● Current and future plans for navy used by the navies in EW capabilities - AI enhanced systems ● Interchangeability standards and development towards IOC points procurement ● Taking advantage of new ● Achieving flawless interoperability human autonomy teaming ● Technical solutions to tactical ● Future operational energy with a ● How the navy are looking to innovations and technologies in between naval assets for effective ● Employing uncrewed systems to problems in mine warfare system of systems approach modernise in both surface and internal mission systems joint operation extend effective wide area ● Capability introduction roadmap Commander Francis Griffiths, SO1 underwater domains Neil Clelland, Senior Principal ● Extending operational range and situational awareness and supporting fleet introduction Platform Capability Sponsor, Develop Major General (Army) Muhammad Scientist - Project Technical Authority endurance of future submarine Dr Craig Sawyer, Chairman for Captain Scott Hattaway, Director Mine Directorate, Royal Navy Ejaz Mirza HI (M), Director General Maritime EW Programme, UK Dstl platforms Virginia and Collins Maritime Unmanned Systems Initiative, Countermeasure Technical Division Defence Purchase, Pakistan MoD class platforms NATO US Navy SMWDC Production Vice Admiral Rob Gaucher, Commander Submarine Forces, US Navy Page 19 of 23 Day Three: Thursday 23rd May 2024 0930 - Providing persistent multi 0930 - Leonardo9s airborne, surface 0930 - Asymmetric warfare: 0930 - Decision superiority – 0930 - Current AUV procurement is 0930 - UMISAS: the next generation domain awareness with minimal and underwater capabilities: From Capability through modularity Exploiting AI and sensor integration too slow to secure the UWB synthetic aperture sonar for carbon footprint awareness to reaction ● Understanding the dilemma – in the underwater battlespace to ● Threat context requiring a change UxV-based mine hunting ● Purpose-built defence and security ● From airborne data to information current Black Sea and Red Sea enable operational advantage for the of pace and approach in fielding ● High performance sonars suited payloads for accurate, dynamic, ● Underwater information gathering conflicts as benchmarks next generation submariner quality AUV technology for unmanned systems and confident decisions ● Small calibre defence systems ● What does the future look like? ● How the Thales Group is ● Dull, Dirty, Dangerous missions ● Robust operation in harsh ● Delivering surface and undersea Nicola Toniazzi, Head of Product ● Matching capability to task through exploiting AI/SI for defence and suit AUVs and optimise scarce environments intelligence for a range of Sales Support and Partnership - modular systems civil applications submarine assets ● Convergence of mine hunting and high-priority applications Airborne Systems and Mission Malcolm McKenzie MBE, Director ● How AI/SI can be exploited in the ● Speeding insertion and adoption hydrography ● Harnessing wind and solar energy Systems, Electronics Division, Maritime, Israel Aerospace Industries subsurface domain Anduril Industries UK Exail to enable long-range, Leonardo ● Opportunities for collaboration long-endurance coverage whilst within the ecosystem reducing carbon impact Andy Marlor, Sector Director - Future Captain (Ret9d) Andrew Hertel, Capabilities Director Navy Programmes & Andrew Parmley, Head of Algorithms Matthew Woody, Director Business & Processing, Thales Development, Saildrone Inc 1000 - Surface uncrewed systems 1000 - The future of support-ships 1000 - Developments in 1000 - Titan submarine: challenges 1000 - Maritime unmanned systems 1000 - Future role of AUVs in and the role of autonomy9s effect and their role in tomorrow9s navy human-autonomy teaming for of UW search and recovery force integration building maritime situational ● Current use of unmanned systems ● How future operations could be maritime cybersecurity resilience ● C2 challenges in underwater ● Ongoing challenges with torpedo awareness and offensive activities in the surface world affected by limitations in naval ● Research and engagement search and rescue threat to submarines ● Integrating AUVs into joint ● How this technology is evolving support opportunities with cyber-SHIP ● Building and running a ● Development of specialised scenarios, ship/ship and ship/heli and what it can bring to the navy ● Interoperability for replenishment ● Equipping the maritime sector for multidisciplinary international HQ missiles deployed from operations ● Future concepts and usage of at sea cyber resilience ● Developing systems and trust submarines ● Accelerating the autonomy & AI ● Balancing affordability with ● Challenges and opportunities for rapidly for effective SAR ● Research priorities and locate/track/attack chain Dr Craig Sawyer, Disruptive capabilities to support modern autonomy in the future of naval operations opportunities to increase detection ● Combined data processing for Capabilities Office Technical Director, platforms platforms Captain Marc Sennick, Chief of times and assist submarine advanced evaluation US Navy Commander James Angel, Deputy Chloe Rowland, Maritime Cyber External Affairs - First Coast Guard evasion Johan Wahren, Project Manager Commodore, Military Sealift Command Projects and Key Partner Relationships District, US Coast Guard Commander James Schnadhorst, Underwater Warfare Weapon Systems, Europe and Africa, Task Force 63, US Manager Staff Officer - ASW Surface, NATO Swedish Defence Materiel Navy Juan Dorje Palbar Misas, Maritime Allied Maritime Command Administration (FMV) Cybersecurity PhD Candidate and Associate Lecturer, Cyber-SHIP and CROWN Labs, University of Plymouth 1030 - Morning coffee and networking Hosted by FERNANDEZ JOVE COMERCIAL E INGENIERIA, SL Page 20 of 23 Day Three: Thursday 23rd May 2024 SHIP BUILDING PROGRAMMES DEVELOPING SHIP DESIGN ADVANCING WEAPON SYSTEMS FUTURE SUBMARINE ENABLING A COMMON OPERATING NEXT GENERATION MINE The past 2 days have shown the From meeting the need to enhance Combat systems are defined from the REQUIREMENTS PICTURE DISPOSAL importance of more reactive ship operational flexibility to modern very beginning of a vessel9s life and it is Building alliance capability and Building alliance capability and A new generation of powerful modular programmes that can be adapted as communication systems and high-tech imperative these systems can meet capacity is a priority and this is driving capacity is a priority and this is driving mine neutralisation systems with threats evolve. This session will combat suites, nations now are looking modern threats. This section sets out to significant investment in technology significant investment in technology multi-shot capability will revolutionise explore increasing efficiencies in this even further ahead to design fleets that look at the work nations are doing and innovation. More important is and innovation. More important is MCM lowering mission costs and area, such as cost-effective ship can combat a range of environments. when it comes to ship weapons. ensuring that safety, tactics and ensuring that tactics and doctrine keep increasing speeds. However these building and in the requirements setting doctrine keep pace to maintain a pace to maintain a cutting edge ASW systems must be robust enough to stage. cutting edge ASW capability capability overcome increasingly resistant mines 1115 - The Hellenic Navy9s 1115 - Swedish Navy procurements: 1115 - French Navy combat systems: 1115 - The Italian Navy9s 1115 - Multi-sensor data fusion & 1115 - Integrating naval mine modernisation plan What to expect and how to be Now and in the coming decades comprehensive approach to a integration of space-based data countermeasures systems; from ● An overview of the Hellenic Navy involved ● Current combat systems in the Submarine in distress: New rescue ● Utilising space for maritime planning to evaluation fleet modernisation plan ● An overview of the Swedish FMV French Navy and short term plans system - new challenges situational awareness ● NMCM risk mapping; applying ● Frigate programme update and what the Naval Systems ● Challenges to step forward ● New deployable Submarine ● Robustness and reliability for data analysis to determine ● The challenges in delivering a Division is responsible for ● The future combat systems of the Rescue System - SRS demanding and dynamic combat acceptable mission risk multi-mission ship to the fleet ● Update on surface and underwater French Navy ● ROV systems capable of 3 km environments ● Technological innovations in Commodore Panagiotis Karavas, programmes Commander Florentin Dhellemmes, depths ● Ensuring ease of integration into NMCM command and control Deputy Armaments Director and ● Bringing together specialists in Combat System Programme Officer, ● Maximising crew survivability combat and navigation systems ● NMCM data fusion; big data Surface Programmes Director, technology French Navy during rescue missions Commander [GER-N] Patrick analysis, data exploitation, and Hellenic Navy Rear Admiral Fredrik Lindén, Director Commander Gennaro Vitagliano, O'Keeffe, Staff Officer - Space improvement of decision-making Naval Systems Division, Swedish Chief of the Submarine Escape and Operations, NATO CoE for algorithms and tactical procedures Defence Materiel Administration Rescue Office, Italian Navy Operations in Confined and Shallow Commander Hans van IJzerloo, SME (FMV) Waters Concept Development and Experimentation, NATO Naval Mine Warfare Centre of Excellence 1145 - A considered view on the 1145 - Revolutionising future ship 1145 - Stabilised weapon mounts: 1145 - Underwater awareness and 1145 - Advances in underwater 1145 - Expanding MCM capabilities urgent need for transatlantic design to maximise exploitation Options for optimised performance certification of systems – back to sensing in the commercial offshore using novel commercial sensors collaboration in shipbuilding ● Enhanced autonomy & on platforms in motion the future market and solutions ● A new transatlantic leader in arctic human-machine teaming ● Benefits and constraints of remote ● The underwater scenario ● Key challenges in the underwater ● Forward looking sonar solutions shipbuilding ● Efficient and effective use of vs crew-served machine gun ● Our approach to UW awareness environment and growing offshore ● Advanced algorithms and ● The Asterix model for the rapid complex and growing data & mounts and upcoming challenges energy requirements processing platforms introduction of new capabilities information sets ● Discussion of stabilising ● Back to the future ● Imagine, sensing, communications ● Presentation of results from recent ● Davie9s maritime portfolio ● Enabling faster, higher quality and crew-served weapons DNV and marine autonomy trials James Davies, President, DAVIE more informed decisions using ● Relative costs, accuracy and technologies Teledyne Marine Shipyard artificial intelligence (AI) lethality of remote vs crew-served ● Applying lessons from the Rear Admiral Torben Mikkelsen, machine gun mounts commercial offshore sector to Director Naval Warfare, Danish Clay Wild, Vice President, International defence problems Defence Command Business Development, Flex Force Nick Swift, Honorary Secretary, Enterprises Society for Underwater Technology Page 21 of 23 Day Three: Thursday 23rd May 2024 1215 - Update on Polish Navy 1215 - Naval industry contribution to 1215 - Combat systems 1215 - Walrus-class replacement 1215 - Supporting ASW and 1215 - MCMV regeneration: modernisation national development 8SecDevOps: A vision for deliverable program amphibious operations using MUS upgrading sensors, launch and ● Current operational situation ● Peru9s mission, vision and our through-life acquisition and support ● Overview of the RNLN9s next ● Using MUS for rapid recovery capabilities ● Future plans and how this will scenery at pace generation diesel-electric environmental assessment of the ● Improved hull-mounted wideband shape the fleet ● Main threats and challenges ● Challenges of the current submarines theatre of operations minehunting sonar ● Opportunities for allied/industry ● Construction of a modern naval equipment acquisition and support ● Optimising designs to maximise ● Evaluating future concepts for ● Interoperable minehunting activities force in accordance with new model future submarine warfighting using MUS command and control system Rear Admiral Włodzimierz Kułagin, challenges ● Options for overcoming the 8valley capabilities ● Understanding effects of the ● Combining conventional and Head of the Armament Division, Polish Rear Admiral Belisario Zagazeta, of death9 and 8feast to famine9 ● Future innovations in systems to environment on operations autonomous MCM systems Ministry of Defence Director Naval Projects, Peruvian ● Delivering the 8SecDevOps9 increase effectiveness Commander Gustavo Gómez, Deputy Lieutenant Vytautas Drejeris, MCMV Navy mindset in the combat systems Captain Jeroen van Zanten, Director, NATO MGEOMETOC Centre Commanding Officer, Lithuanian Navy enterprise Commander Submarines, Royal of Excellence Commodore Phil Game, Head of Netherlands Navy Maritime Combat Systems, DE&S Ships Domain 1245 - Chairman9s closing remarks 1245 - Chairman9s closing remarks 1245 - Chairman9s closing remarks 1245 - Chairman9s closing remarks 1245 - Chairman9s closing remarks 1245 - Chairman9s closing remarks Rear Admiral (Ret9d) Massimo Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Manuel Martinez Elissa Trueman PhD, Deputy Chief Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Jeffrey Trussler, Commodore (Ret9d) David Burton, Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Duncan Potts Esposito, Former Branch Head and Ruiz, Former Director Naval Technology Officer, US Navy Naval Former Deputy Chief of the Naval Director, NATO ASW Barrier CB, Former Commander UK Maritime Military Assistant at the Italian Military Engineering and Construction, Surface Warfare Centre Operations for Information Warfare, Programme Forces, Royal Navy Delegation, NATO HQ Spanish Navy US Navy 1245 - Underwater zone lunch and networking Hosted by Valmet 1245 - Underwater zone lunch and networking SPONSORSHIP AVAILABLE Page 22 of 23 Day Three: Thursday 23rd May 2024 SURFACE KEYNOTE SUBSURFACE KEYNOTE Location: FSF Theatres Location: UDS Theatres THE FUTURE OF SHIPBUILDING PROGRAMMES INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION: SSN-AUKUS, THE NEXT GENERATION Canada, Spain, Netherlands, Italy, Norway, Germany, Norway, France, Turkey, OF SUBMARINE Poland, the UK and the US are all running significant ship projects. Over the past Pillar 1 of the trilateral AUKUS agreement will see unprecedented collaboration in three days we have seen that some nations will galvanise surface capabilities, the development of cutting edge submarines, strengthening undersea capabilities, sometimes by themselves, other times as part of a collaboration. Whether it is a enhancing deterrence and countering the influence of adversaries worldwide. large build or small boat acquisition, the final session will include current and future Creating a new conventionally-armed nuclear-powered attack submarine, equipped case studies for countries to learn from and utilise the lessons. for intelligence, surveillance, undersea warfare and strike missions that will be a game-changer in underwater warfare. As well as delivering a formidable defence capability, this new era of military technology sharing presents opportunities for the submarine industrial base across the UK, US and Australia. 1345 - Recapitalising the Australian Navy 1345 - Commercial challenges and opportunities, building industrial capability ● The Australian Navy9s 2030 program ● Combat cloud principles and challenges ● Selecting the design of the Sea5000 project ● Use case of the combat cloud in amphibious operations ● How the requirements have shaped the design taken ● Disruptive technologies as force multiplier Rear Admiral Stephen Hughes, Head Navy Capability, Royal Australian Navy Northrop Grumman 1415 - Keeping the fleet fighting: Key goals for delivering naval effect and 1415 - Panel discussion: Unlocking the potential for future submarines solving warfare challenges ● Commercial vs naval operational readiness rates: Why the difference and how Keith Beckett, Technical Director and Deputy CEO, UK MoD - Submarine Delivery to close the gap Agency ● What are the contract limitations holding these levels down ● Key themes from our navy that will help our fleet moving forwards Navantia S.A, S.M.E Commodore Allison Norris, Director Submarine Enterprise, Australian Submarine Agency 1445 - Ensuring the naval force is ready to meet the capabilities of a modern navy ● Harnessing innovations on emerging systems Rear Admiral (Ret9d) Michael Jabaley, Special Assistant (AUKUS) to UNSECNAV, ● The transformation of the RN and maintaining readiness throughout US Navy ● Uncrewed systems: How might we need to adapt requirements going forward Rear Admiral James Parkin CBE, Director Develop, Royal Navy 1515 - Chairman9s closing remarks 1515 - Chairman9s closing remarks Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Duncan Potts CB, Former Commander UK Maritime Forces, Vice Admiral (Ret9d) Jeffrey Trussler, Former Deputy Chief of the Naval Royal Navy Operations for Information Warfare, US Navy 1520 - CLOSE OF CONFERENCE Page 23 of 23 COMBINED NAVAL EVENT DELEGATE LIST 21 - 23 MAY 2024 FARNBOROUGH, UK NAVYLEADERS.COM/CNE Combined Naval Event 2024 Delegate List Organisation Rank Job Title Albanian Embassy in London, UK Colonel Defence Attaché Algerian Embassy in London, UK Colonel Maritime Attaché Algerian Embassy in London, UK Colonel Defence Attaché Argentina Embassy in London, UK Group Captain Defence Attaché Austrade Defence & Security Director Australian Capability Acquisition and Counsellor Defence Materiel – UK and Sustainment Group Europe Australian High Commission in London, UK Captain Naval Adviser (Defence Service) Australian High Commission in London, UK Commander Assistant Naval Adviser (Defence Service) Australian Navy Rear Admiral Head Navy Capability Australian Navy Australian Naval Liaison Officer Australian Navy Commander Deputy Director Aviation Director General Surface Combatants & Australian Navy Commodore Aviation Branch Australian Navy (Navy Capability Division) Commander Chief of Staff Director Submarine Enterprise Capability Australian Submarine Agency Commodore Division Australian Submarine Agency Captain AUKUS Programme Delivery Office COS Australian Submarine Agency Commander Capability Liaison Officer Austrian Embassy in London, UK WO Assistant Defence Attaché Austrian Embassy in London, UK Colonel Defence Attaché Bahraini Naval Force Captain Flotilla Commanding Officer Bahraini Naval Force Captain N5 Staff Officer 1 Course Member - Royal College of Defence Bangladesh Navy Commodore Studies Barbados Coast Guard Lieutenant Operations Officer Barcelona Supercomputing Centre Dr Head of Dual-Use Technologies Belgian Defence OF-1 Policy Belgian Defence (Armaments Directorate - OF-3 Material Manager Naval Systems Division) Belgian Defence (Armaments Directorate - OF-1 Material Manager Naval Systems Division) Belgian Defence (Armaments Directorate - OF-3 Material Manager Naval Systems Division) Belgian Defence (Centre for Security and Captain Indo-Pacific & Asia Research Defence Studies) Belgian Navy Lieutenant Commander Project Leader BEL-NLD rMCM Bosnia & Herzegovina Embassy in London, Colonel Defence Attaché UK Lecturer - Department of Design & Bournemouth University Dr. Engineering Executive Assistant to the Defence and Brazilian Embassy in London, UK Naval Attaché Brazilian Embassy in London, UK Driver of the Defence Attaché Brazilian Embassy in London, UK Captain Defence and Naval Attaché Liaison Officer for the Defence and Naval Brazilian Embassy in London, UK Lieutenant Commander Attaché Brazilian Embassy in London, UK Assistant to the Defence Attaché Brazilian Naval Commission in Europe Assistant Brazilian Naval Commission in Europe Assistant Brazilian Naval Commission in Europe Procurement Assistant Organisation Rank Job Title Technical Advisor for Commercial, Brazilian Navy Technological and Industrial Clearance Brazilian Navy (General Directorate of Naval Chief of Staff Material) Brazilian Navy (General Directorate of Naval Squadron General General Director Material) British Army Chief Maritime Officer (Army) British Army (17 Port & Maritime Regiment Lieutenant Troop Commander RLC) British Army (17 Port & Maritime Regiment Captain RCMO RLC) British Embassy in Riga, Latvia Lieutenant Commander Defence Attaché British Embassy in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Commander Naval and Land Attaché Senior Trade and Investment Advisor British Embassy in Stockholm, Sweden (Defence and Security) British High Commission in Nairobi, Kenya Commander BDS-EA SO1 Maritime British High Commission in Nicosia, Cyprus Colonel Defence Adviser British High Commission in Singapore Defence Advisor Brunei High Commission in London, UK Commander Defence Advisor Brunel University London (Transdisciplinary Lecturer in Global Challenges (Security Dr. Studies in Global Change) Pathway Lead) Bulgarian Navy Captain Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations Bulgarian Navy (N5) Commander Staff Officer (Force Development) Cameroon Navy Lieutenant Warship CO Cameroon Navy Captain Naval Base CO Cameroonian Port Authority of Douala Vessel Maintenance Counsellor - Defence Research & Canadian High Commission in London, UK Development Canada Canadian High Commission in London, UK Captain Naval Adviser Canadian Navy (Director General Naval Commander Capital Programme Coordinator Force Development) Canadian Navy (Naval Force Development) Captain Director of Naval Requirements Chilean Naval Mission in London, UK Petty Officer Driver Chilean Naval Mission in London, UK Petty Officer Purchaser Chilean Naval Mission in London, UK Captain Permanent Representative to the IMO Naval Attaché & Deputy Head of Naval Chilean Naval Mission in London, UK Captain Mission Chilean Naval Mission in London, UK Senior Buyer Chilean Naval Mission in London, UK Petty Officer Procurement Supervisor Alternative Permanent Representative to Chilean Naval Mission in London, UK Lieutenant Commander the IMO Chilean Naval Mission in London, UK Senior Buyer Chilean Naval Mission in London, UK Petty Officer Invoice Department Chilean Naval Mission in London, UK Captain Defence Attaché & Head of Naval Mission Chilean Naval Mission in London, UK Petty Officer Purchaser Chilean Naval Mission in London, UK Captain Head of Finance Chilean Naval Mission in London, UK Lieutenant Commander Head of Procurement Department Chilean Naval Mission in London, UK Lieutenant Commander Head of Technical Department Chilean Navy Lieutenant Commander Head of Shipbuilding Design Office Colombian Embassy in London, UK Captain Naval Attaché Cranfield University Professor Head of the Centre for Defence Engineering Cranfield University Dr. Lecturer Organisation Rank Job Title Cyprus High Commission in London, UK Lieutenant Colonel Defence Attaché Danish Defence College (Centre for Navigation and Ships Administrations Maritime Operations) Teacher Danish Defence College (Centre for Lieutenant Commander Staff Officer Maritime Operations) Danish Defence College (Centre for Commander Executive Officer Maritime Operations) Danish Defence College (Centre for Commander Commanding Officer Maritime Operations) Danish Defence College (Centre for Commander Staff Officer Maritime Operations) Danish Defence Command Commander Staff Officer - Plans and Capabilities Danish Defence Command Rear Admiral Director Naval Warfare Team Lead Naval Branch - Development & Danish Defence Command (Defence Staff) Commander Planning Danish Navy First Lieutenant Aide-de-Camp Danish Navy Rear Admiral Chief of the Royal Danish Navy Defence EOD & Search Lieutenant Commander SO2 Doctrine and Maritime Defence EOD and Search Commander Training and Maritime Lead Ecuadorian Embassy in London, UK Advisor to the Defence Attaché Ecuadorian Embassy in London, UK Commander Advisor to the Defence Attaché Ecuadorian Embassy in London, UK Captain Defence Attaché Ecuadorian Embassy in London, UK Chief Petty Officer Assistant to the Defence Attaché Estonian Centre for Defence Investment Commander Category Manager Estonian Embassy in London, UK Colonel Defence Attaché European Defence Agency Head of Unit Maritime Domain Fiji High Commission in London, UK First Secretary Fiji High Commission in London, UK High Commissioner Finnish Defence Forces (Logistics Lieutenant (Eng.) Project Manager Command) Chief of Underwater Warfare Systems Finnish Defence Forces Logistics Command Lieutenant Commander Section Finnish Navy (Navy Command) Lieutenant Commander Programme Manager Finnish Navy (Plans Division) Lieutenant Commander Programme Mananger French DGA Technical Adviser French DGA Technical Adviser French DGA Technical Advisor French Embassy in London, UK Captain Naval Attaché French Embassy in London, UK Junior Officer French Embassy in London, UK Colonel Defence Equipment Attaché French Embassy in London, UK Junior Officer French MICA Centre Commander Commanding Officer Staff Officer - Studies and Capabilities French MoD (Joint Defence Staff) Lieutenant Commander (Infrastructure and Operational Energy Division) French Navy Rear Admiral Naval Staff - Seabed Warfare Branch manager for the CPPE (Permanent French Navy Commander Commission for Programs and Tests) French Navy Commander Combat System Programme Officer CO Channel and North Sea Maritime French Navy Lieutenant Commander Surveillance Network Organisation Rank Job Title French Navy Commander StratPlans Exchange Officer French Navy Captain Future French Carrier Program Officer George C. Marshall European Center for Commander Military Professor Security Studies Georgian Embassy in London, UK Brigadier General Defence Attaché German Aerospace Centre (Institute for the Coordinator Naval Systems Protection of Maritime Infrastructure) German Embassy in London, UK WO1 MA to the Naval Attaché Counsellor Defence Technology, Equipment German Embassy in London, UK and Procrement German Naval Arsenal Senior Government Councillor Project Controller Head of Department (Maintenance German Naval Arsenal Management) German Navy Lieutenant Commander DSWEO8 to FOST Ships German Navy Commander s.g. GLO to FOST German Navy (3 Minesweeper Squadron) Commander j.g. Head German Navy (3 Minesweeper Squadron) Lieutenant Operations Officer German Navy (Liaison Unit) Lieutenant Commander DSEMO 10 (FOST / Marine Engineering) German Navy (Sea Battalion) Commander Head of Amphibious Branch German University of the Federal Armed Major Research Officer - Machine Engineering Forces Hamburg Ghana High Commission in London, UK Brigadier General Defence Adviser Ghana High Commission in London, UK Captain Deputy Defence Adviser Hellenic Embassy in London, UK Captain Defence Attaché Hellenic Embassy in London, UK Commander Assistant to the Defence Attaché Surface Programs Director, Armaments Hellenic Navy Captain Directorate Head of 2nd Department of Submarine Hellenic Navy (Armaments Directorate) Commander Programmes Imperial College London Dr Advanced Research Fellow Indian DRDO Scientist Indian DRDO Scientist Indian DRDO Scientist Indian DRDO Scientist Indian DRDO (Naval Systems and Materials) Director General Indian High Commission in London, UK Commodore Defence Adviser INTERPORTPOLICE Deputy Secretary General Iraq Embassy in London, UK Commodore Deputy Defence Attaché Irish DoD Assistant Contracts Manager Head of Fleet Replacement & Capability Irish Naval Service Captain Development Irish Naval Service Commander Operations Officer Irish Naval Service Lieutenant Commander WEO Irish Naval Service Captain Operations Command Italian Embassy in London, UK Rear Admiral Defence Attaché Management Section Leader (Submarine Italian National Armaments Directorate Commander Programme Office) Former Branch Head and Military Assistant Italian Navy Vice Admiral (Ret'd) at the Italian Military Delegation, NATO HQ Chief of the Submarine Escape and Rescue Italian Navy Commander Office Platform Section Collaborator Officer - Italian Navy Lieutenant Engine Room Organisation Rank Job Title Italian Navy (Directorate of Naval 3rd Division "Submarines and Special Commander Armaments) Forces" - Chief of 2nd Section Section Head Submarine Research, Italian Navy (General Staff) Commander Development and Doctrine Department Italian Navy (General Staff) Lieutenant Commander Mine Warfare Specialist Head of Technical and Safety Design Italian Navy (Submarine Department) Lieutenant Analysis Section Japan Association of Marine Safety Captain Director of the London Research Officer Japan Association of Marine Safety Researcher Japanese ATLA Vice Admiral Director General Naval Systems, ATLA International Cooperation Division - Japanese ATLA Department of Equipment Japanese ATLA Lieutenant Japanese ATLA Interpreter Japanese Embassy in London, UK Captain Defence Attaché Japanese Embassy in London, UK Defence Counsellor Jordanian Embassy in London, UK Brigadier General Defence Attaché Jordanian Embassy in London, UK Major Education and Training Officer Jordanian Embassy in London, UK Colonel Assistant Military Attaché Jordanian Navy (Frogmen Group) Lieutenant Commander Deputy Commander of the Frogmen Group Kazakhstan Embassy in London, UK Colonel Defence Attaché Kazakhstan Embassy in London, UK Major Deputy Defence Attaché KEDISA Center for International Strategic President Analyses Kenya High Commission in London, UK Colonel Defence Advisor Kenya High Commission in London, UK Defence Assistant King's College London Professor Professor of War & Strategy in East Asia Director of the Centre for Conflict & Health King's College London Research Korea Institute for Defense Analyses Researcher / Associate Research Fellow Kuwait Embassy in London, UK Brigadier General Assistant Military Attaché Defence Counsellor & Researcher at Latvian Embassy in London, UK Latvian Centre for Defence Technologies and Innovation Deputy Chief (Sea Matters) of Ventspils Latvian State Border Guard Lieutenant Colonel Board Latvian State Border Guard General Deputy Chief of the State Border Guard Lithuanian Armed Forces (J55) Lieutenant Combat Capabilities Senior Planning Officer Senior Specialist, Sea and Air Combat Lithuanian Defence Materiel Agency Lieutenant Commander Platforms Division Lithuanian Embassy in London, UK Colonel Defence Attaché Deputy Director for Research and Lithuanian Maritime Academy Innovation Lithuanian Navy Lieutenant MCMV CO London School of Economics Project Head China Foresight London School of Economics PhD Scholar - International Security London School of Economics Researcher London Tech Bridge Commander Co-Director (UK) London Tech Bridge Co-Director (US) Loughborough University (Department of Researcher International Relations, Politics and History) Maersk Director of Corporate Affairs (UK & Ireland) Organisation Rank Job Title Malawi High Commission in London, UK Colonel Defence Attaché Malaysian High Commission in London, UK Brigadier General Defence Advisor Malaysian Navy (Engineering Department) Lieutenant Commander Staff Officer 2 Defence Industry Maldives High Commission in London, UK Colonel Defence Advisor Assistant Professor (Department of Manipal Institute of Technology Mechatronics) Mexican Embassy in London, UK Commander Deputy Naval Attaché Mexican Embassy in London, UK Captain Naval Attaché Montenegrin Embassy in London, UK Colonel Defence Attaché National Museum of the Royal Navy Project Delivery Manager NATO Commodore Ret'd) Director ASW Programme NATO Vice Admiral (Retd.) Senior Mentor NATO (Maritime Unmanned Systems Director Innovation and Coordination Cell) NATO CMRE Scientist NATO COE CSW Commander Staff Officer - Space Operations NATO COE CSW Captain Director NATO Defence Policy and Planning Division Defence Planning Maritime Analyst NATO DIANA Communications Director Senior Capability Manager (Maritime) & NATO HQ NATO Naval Armaments Group Secretary Deputy Assistant Secretary General for NATO HQ Innovation, Hybrid and Cyber Maritime Unmanned Systems Integration & NATO HQ Commander s.g. Industry Engagement Director (MUS IIED) NATO Innovation Fund Founding Team NATO Investment Division Capability Manager (Maritime) NATO ISMERLO Lieutenant Commander Operations Officer Staff Officer - Maritime Centre for the NATO MARCOM OF-2 Security of Critical Undersea Infrastructure NATO MARCOM Petty Officer Analyst NATO MARCOM SWCO NATO MARCOM Commander MILENG SO Icelandic SNR & LNO - Current Ops Staff NATO MARCOM Lieutenant Officer NATO MARCOM Lieutenant Commander Purchasing Contracting Head NATO MARCOM Lieutenant Colonel Chief MILENG NATO MARCOM OR-8 CIS Security / DCO Branch SA NATO MARCOM Commander Branchhead Plans & Policy (COMMARAIR) NATO MARCOM Commander ASW Staff Officer Deputy Director of the NATO Maritime NATO MGEOMETOC CoE Commander Geometoc COE NATO MGEOMETOC CoE Lieutenant Commander Staff Officer NATO Modelling and Simulation COE Commander M&S Education & Training Section Chief SME Concept Development & NATO NMW COE Lieutenant Commander Experimentation Critical Undersea Infrastructure Staff NATO Shipping Centre Commander Officer NATO Shipping Centre Commander Engagement Officer NATO Shipping Centre Lieutenant Engagement Officer Experimentation (Maritime Development NATO SOFCOM OR-9 Division) Organisation Rank Job Title NATO Support & Procurement Agency Deputy Director Operations Staff Officer M&S Knowledge, Innovation & Netherlands Army Major (OF-3) Policy Netherlands COMMIT Head of Naval Projects Netherlands COMMIT LTZ1(TD) Maritime IT Netherlands COMMIT Software Architect Netherlands COMMIT LTZ1(TD) Maritime IT Programme Manager - Manning & Netherlands COMMIT Commander Automation Programme Director - International Naval Netherlands COMMIT Rear Admiral Material Cooperation Netherlands COMMIT International Naval Material Cooperation Netherlands Navy Captain Commander Submarines Branch Head - Underwater Warfare Netherlands Navy Commander Technology Netherlands Navy Scientist Underwater Acoustics Netherlands Navy (Maritime Warfare Subject Matter Expert - Maritime Lieutenant Commander Centre) Unmanned Systems Netherlands Navy (Maritime Warfare Lieutenant Head Acoustic / Database Manager Centre) Netherlands Navy (Maritime Warfare Petty Officer Acoustics Analyst Centre) Netherlands Navy (Naval Establishment Underwater Acoustics & Sonar Consultant Den Helder) Weapons Systems Manager Unmanned Netherlands Navy (Naval Mine Warfare) Lieutenant Systems Netherlands SOCOM Lieutenant Commander Senior Maritime Advisor Senior Director Defence & Aerospace - UK, New South Wales State Government Europe & Israel New Zealand High Commission in London, Commander Naval Adviser UK NFIU Lithuania Adviser Nigerian Navy Able Seaman Stores Assistant Norwegian Armed Forces Lieutenant Colonel Staff Officer - PJHQ Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency Commander Section Manager in Naval Systems Division Norwegian Embassy in London, UK Captain (N) Defence Attaché Norwegian MoD Captain Program Director Submarines OCCAR-EA Rear Admiral LSS Deputy Programme Manager OCCAR-EA Near Future Submarine - OCCAR-EA Commander Platform Officer OCCAR-EA Rear Admiral U212 NFS Programme Manager OCCAR-EA MMCM UK C2 & Mission System Officer MMCM UK Operational Co-Ordination OCCAR-EA Officer Pakistan High Commission in London, UK Captain Defence Procurement Advisor Pakistan High Commission in London, UK Assistant to the Defence and Naval Advisor Pakistan High Commission in London, UK Protocol Officer Pakistan High Commission in London, UK Assistant to the Defence and Naval Advisor Pakistan High Commission in London, UK Driver for the Defence and Naval Advisor Pakistan High Commission in London, UK IC Army Air (Defence Procurement Division) Pakistan High Commission in London, UK Commodore Defence and Naval Advisor Pakistan High Commission in London, UK Personal Assistant Organisation Rank Job Title Pakistan High Commission in London, UK Personal Assistant Pakistan Ministry of Defence Production Major General Director General Defence Purchase Maritime Coordinator & Representative to Pakistan Ministry of Maritime Affairs IMO Pakistan MoD Lieutenant General (Retd.) Secretary of Defence Pakistan Navy Vice Admiral Commander Pakistan Fleet Peruvian Embassy in London, UK Chief Petty Officer Auxiliary to the Naval Attaché Office Peruvian Embassy in London, UK Rear Admiral Defence and Naval Attaché Peruvian Embassy in London, UK Rear Admiral Admiral Deputy Naval Attaché Peruvian Embassy in London, UK Captain Deputy Naval Attaché Peruvian Navy Rear Admiral Director Naval Projects Polish Embassy in London, UK Colonel Deputy Defence Attaché Polish Embassy in London, UK WO1 Military Advisor Polish Embassy in London, UK Captain Assistant Polish MoND Rear Admiral Head of the Armament Division Polish Naval Academy (Department of Commander Lecturer / Assistant Professor Navigation and Naval Weapons) Polish Navy (Armament Department) Commander Senior Specialist Polish Navy (Armament Department) Commander Head of Naval Weapon Systems Branch Portuguese Embassy in London, UK Captain (N) Defence Attaché Portuguese Navy Commodore Deputy Director of Ships Portuguese Navy Lieutenant Naval Architecture Student Qatar Armed Forces Staff Brigadier (Sea) Chairman of DIMDEX Qatar Embassy in London, UK Assistant Defence Attaché Academic Qatar Embassy in London, UK Lieutenant Colonel Assistant Defence Attaché Training Qatar Embassy in London, UK Staff Brigadier (Sea) Defence Attaché Qatar Embassy in London, UK Lieutenant Colonel Assistant Defence Attaché Management Qatar Embassy in London, UK Major Defence Attaché Office Qatar Emiri Naval Forces Staff Brigadier (Sea) Flotilla Commander Qatar Emiri Naval Forces Major (Sea) Head of Flotilla Engineering Department Qatar Emiri Naval Forces Staff Brigadier (Sea) Head of Training Department Commander of the Qatar Emiri Naval Qatar Emiri Naval Forces Major General (Sea) Forces Qatar Emiri Naval Forces 1st Lieutenant Commander's Secretary Commandant of Mohammed bin Ghanim Al- Qatar Naval Academy Major General (Sea) Ghanim Naval Academy Mohammed bin Ghanim Al-Ghanim Naval Qatar Naval Academy Captain (Sea) Academy Staff Mohammed bin Ghanim Al-Ghanim Naval Qatar Naval Academy Captain (Sea) Academy Staff Québec Government Office in London Trade Commissioner RAF Digital Group Captain Dep Head Cyber Strategy Romanian Embassy in London, UK Colonel Defence Attaché Romanian Naval Forces (Fleet HQ) Rear Admiral Fleet Commander Romanian Naval Forces (Fleet HQ) Lieutenant International Cooperation Officer International Agreements Assistant Royal Air Force Flying Officer (Security, Policy and Operations) Royal Fleet Auxiliary Commodore RFA Royal Fleet Auxiliary Head of Service Royal Marines (47 Commando (Raiding Colonel Commanding Officer Group)) Royal Marines (47 Commando (Raiding WO1 Regimental Sergeant Major Group)) Organisation Rank Job Title Royal Marines (47 Commando (Raiding Major Operations Officer Group)) Royal Marines (Commando Force) Major Surface Manoeuvre SO2 Royal Navy Vice Admiral (Ret'd) Former Commander UK Maritime Forces Royal Navy Vice Admiral Second Sea Lord Royal Navy Rear Admiral Director Develop Royal Navy Deputy Director - Navy Capability Sponsor Royal Navy WO1 Smeras Head of Training Royal Navy Commander Commander Mine Threat Exploitation Group Navy Head of Under Water Battlespace Royal Navy Captain Capability Deputy Director IR 21 Shipbuilding, Ship Royal Navy Brigadier Building Strategy Team Leader, DES Ships SO1 Platform Capability Sponsor, Develop Royal Navy Commander Directorate Royal Navy Lieutenant Commander Complex Weapons Requirements Manager Royal Navy Midshipman MESM Royal Navy Deputy Finance Business Partner Submarine Operations / Wave-Propelled Royal Navy Sub-Lieutenant ASVs Royal Navy Professor Consultant Royal Navy Lieutenant Commander Research at UCL Royal Navy Lieutenant 2SL Flag Lt Royal Navy Lieutenant Commander Air Warfare SME Royal Navy Midshipman Warfare Officer Royal Navy Midshipman Officer Cadet Royal Navy Lieutenant ISM 1b Consultant Architect - Underwater Royal Navy Battlespace Royal Navy Midshipman Int(O) Royal Navy Lieutenant MA2 to 2SL Royal Navy Policy Manager Royal Navy Lieutenant Commander N3/5 MW Royal Navy WO2 NSTP-30 Royal Navy Lieutenant NSTP-30 Deputy Director Aviation Programmes & Royal Navy Commodore Futures Programme Director - Mine Hunting Royal Navy Capability Programme SM Littoral Warfare SO2 - Operational Royal Navy Lieutenant Commander Advantage Centre (Maritime Warfare) Royal Navy (2SL Office) WO1 2SL Warrant Officer Royal Navy (Above Water Weapons) PO(AWW) T26 / T31 Weapon Systems Royal Navy (Acquisition Directorate) Director Equipment Support Programmes Royal Navy (Acquisition Directorate) Captain Programme Director - Commando Force Royal Navy (Acquisition Directorate) Captain Type 31 International Lead Royal Navy (BRNC) Midshipman Officer Cadet Royal Navy (BRNC) Lieutenant Navigation Instructor Royal Navy (Commando Force) Captain Deputy Commander Maritime Forces Royal Navy (Defence Diving School) Lieutenant Colonel Commanding Officer Organisation Rank Job Title Royal Navy (Defence Diving School) Lieutenant Diving Officer One (MCDO Training Team) Royal Navy (Develop Directorate) Lieutenant Commander Strategic Force Design Royal Navy (Develop Directorate) Lieutenant MA to Director Develop Royal Navy (Develop Directorate) Lieutenant FP Effectors Royal Navy (Develop Directorate) Commander Theatre Maritime Sustainment Royal Navy (Develop Directorate) Captain Head of Support Royal Navy (Develop Directorate) Commander Seabed Warfare Capability Sponsor Programme Director Future Air Dominance Royal Navy (Develop Directorate) System Above Water Battlespace (AWB) IAMD Royal Navy (Develop Directorate) Commander Capability Sponsor Royal Navy (Develop Directorate) Lieutenant Commander Requirements Manager Multi-Role Support Ship Programme Royal Navy (Develop Directorate) Commander Director Multi-Role Support Ship Requirements Royal Navy (Develop Directorate) Commander Manager Royal Navy (Develop Directorate) Commander Above Water Warfare SO1 Royal Navy (Develop Directorate) Commander FADS Deputy Director Royal Navy (Develop Directorate) Commander FADS Requirements Manager Underwater Battlespace Lethality Capability Royal Navy (Develop Directorate) Lieutenant Commander Sponsor Royal Navy (Develop Directorate) Commander Anti-Submarine Warfare Capability Sponsor Royal Navy (Develop Directorate) WO2 Surface Manoeuvre Royal Navy (DTXG) Diving Ops Officer Merlin Force Warfare Officer (RNAS Royal Navy (Fleet Air Arm) Lieutenant Commander Culdrose) SO1 Maritime (StratProgs - Complex Royal Navy (FMC) Commander Weapons) Royal Navy (FOST Submarines) Captain FOST Captain Submarines Royal Navy (FOST) Commodore Commander Royal Navy (Future Support) NSIGN Design Authority Team Leader Royal Navy (HIND - MAB 6) Commander SO1 Strategy Royal Navy (HMS Ferret) WO1 Int Team WO (MARES Intelligence) Royal Navy (HMS Victorious) Lieutenant Commander MEO Royal Navy (HMS Vivid) WO1 Unit Warrant Officer Royal Navy (HQ) Commodore Decision Board Royal Navy (Maritime Enterprise Business Manager Engagement) Royal Navy (Maritime Warfare School) Lieutenant Commander OIC Principal Warfare Officer Training Royal Navy (Maritime Warfare School) Lieutenant Commander PWO 2 / Medium Range Gunnery Instructor Royal Navy (Merlin Helicopter Force) Lieutenant Commander Merlin MK2 OSDEP User Coherence Royal Navy (Merlin Helicopter Force) Lieutenant Commander Force Warfare Officer Royal Navy (Naval Authority and Technology Lieutenant Commander Explosives 2 Group) Royal Navy (Naval Staff) Commander Strategic Engagement Team Royal Navy (Naval Staff) Captain Head Operations SO1 Operational Policy for Maritime Royal Navy (Naval Staff) Commander Security Royal Navy (Navy Command HQ) Commander SO1 Carrier Strike FGEN Royal Navy (Navy Finance) Commander Military Finance Business Partner Assistant Finance Business Partner - Dir Royal Navy (Navy Finance) DEV Organisation Rank Job Title Royal Navy (Navy Finance) Finance Officer Royal Navy (Navy Finance) Finance Manager Military Operations Royal Navy (Navy Finance) Lieutenant MIL Finance Business Partner PT SO3 Royal Navy (Navy Finance) Lieutenant Colonel DNS Mil FBP SO1 Royal Navy (Navy Finance) Navy Fin Ammo Desk Officer Royal Navy (Navy Finance) Commander Financial Plans Royal Navy (NavyX) Novel Projects Team Leader Royal Navy (NavyX) Head NavyX Royal Navy (NCHQ) Portfolio Benefits Manager Navy Develop ASW Spearhead OPEX & Royal Navy (NCHQ) Commander (Retd.) NATO Engagement Royal Navy (NCHQ) Colonel Deputy Commander Maritime Reserves Royal Navy (NCHQ) Science Adviser Navy Dev C5ISR Royal Navy (NCHQ) Category Programme Manager Royal Navy (NCHQ) Programme Controls Officer Military Finance Business Partner FGEN Royal Navy (NCHQ) Commander and DNE Royal Navy (OAC(MW)) Lieutenant UAS Desk Officer Royal Navy (OCTO) Brigadier Chief Technology Officer Royal Navy (OCTO) OCTO Secondee Royal Navy (OCTO) NavyPODS Lead Royal Navy (Operational Advantage Centre) Lieutenant Commander SM OPS Royal Navy (SFM Clyde) Commander Platform Group Manager Clyde Royal Navy (SMERAS) WO1 SMERAT WO1 Royal Navy (Submarine Division) Commander Fleet Constructor Captain - Patrol, Underwater Exploitation Royal Navy (Surface Flotilla) Captain and Diving Royal Navy (SURFLOT) Captain Head Military Diving Capability Cell Royal Navy (SURFLOT) Major SO2 LPD ISCM Royal Navy (SURFLOT) Lieutenant Commander SURFLOT WAR SW SO2 Royal Navy (SURFLOT) WO1 SURFLOT WAR SW OFFWO Royal Navy (SURFLOT) WO1 SURFLOT WAR SW DEFWO Royal Navy (SURFLOT) Commander SURFLOT AVN CDR AIR Royal Navy (SURFLOT) Lieutenant SURFLOT WAR ASW SO2 Royal Navy (SURFLOT) WO1 SURFLOT WAR SW DEFWO Royal Navy (SURFLOT) Commander SURFLOT WAR SO1 Royal Navy (SURFLOT) WO1 SURFLOT WAR ASW WO Royal Navy (SURFLOT) Lieutenant Commander SURFLOT WAR ASW SO2 Commander - Mine & Threat Exploitation Royal Navy (SURFLOT) Commander Group Royal Navy (Training Management Group) Lieutenant Commander SO2 N1 Royal Navy (Warfare Training Group) WO1 OIC Mine Warfare Officer Commanding Warfare Training Royal Navy (Warfare Training Group) Commander Group Royal Navy (Warfare Training Group) Lieutenant Commander 2i/c Warfare Training Group Singapore Navy ME4 Senior Engineer UWB Singapore Navy (Engineering Design ME5 Senior Engineer EDB Branch) Singapore Navy (Shipbuilding Group) Colonel Director RSG Singapore Navy (Underwater Branch) ME6 Principal Engineer UWB Organisation Rank Job Title Singaporean Armed Forces Chief Underwater Slovenian Armed Forces (430rd Naval Lieutenant Commander DCOS N-4 Division) Slovenian Armed Forces (General Staff) Captain EU POC Society for Underwater Technology Honorary Secretary Society for Underwater Technology Chief Executive Officer Soth African High Commission in London, Colonel Deputy Defence Attaché UK South Australian Government Regional Director UK/Europe Director General(Act) KSS-lll Program South Korean DAPA Captain (N) Group South Korean DAPA (KSS-III Program Lieutenant Commander Project Manager Group) South Korean DAPA (KSS-III Program Lieutenant Commander Project Manager Group) South Korean Embassy in London, UK Captain Defence Attaché Spanish Embassy in London, UK Captain Defence Attaché Former Director of Engineering and Naval Spanish Navy Vice Admiral (Ret'd) Construction Head of Capabilities Development Section, Spanish Navy Captain Plans and Policy Division Head of Technical Office - S80 Lifecycle Spanish Navy Captain Support Sri Lanka High Commission in London, UK Brigadier General Minister Counsellor for Defence Sri Lanka High Commission in London, UK Third Secretary Sudanese Embassy in London, UK Charge d’Affaires Swedish Embassy in London, UK Defence Department Intern Swedish Embassy in London, UK Colonel Defence Attaché Swedish Embassy in London, UK Defence Department Desk Officer Project Manager Underwater Warfare Swedish FMV Weapon Systems Swedish FMV Rear Admiral Director Naval Systems Division Swedish FMV Commander Product Manager Submarine A26 Tanzanian High Commission in London, UK Brigadier General Defence Attaché Thai Embassy in London, UK Captain Deputy Naval Attaché Thai Embassy in London, UK Captain Defence and Naval Attaché Thai Navy Rear Admiral Commander Submarine Squadron Director Contract Management, Naval Thai Navy Captain Acquisition Management Office Thai Navy (Submarine Squadron) Commander Chief of Staff - The First Flotilla Tunisian Embassy in London, UK Commodore Defence Attaché Turkish Embassy in London, UK Captain Naval Attaché UK Border Force Requirements Manager Change Lead (Maritime Capabilities UK Border Force Replacement Programme) Senior Executive Officer (Maritime UK Border Force Capabilities Replacement Programme) Project Manager and Benefits Lead for the UK Border Force Maritime Capabilities Replacement Programme UK DASA Delivery Lead Maritime Autonomous Systems centre of UK DE&S Expertise – Lead Organisation Rank Job Title UK DE&S Head of Salvage and Marine Operations UK DE&S Mine Hunting Capability Team Leader UK DE&S Colonel Head Disposal Programme UK DE&S Lead Engineer - FADS UK DE&S Commander Assistant Team Leader - TLAM UK DE&S Lead Engineer WSE UK DE&S Commander FADS Chief Engineer UK DE&S Engineering Manager UK DE&S Engineering Graduate UK DE&S DE&S - TES - ASOG Engineering Manager Professional II - UK DE&S Marine Electrical UK DE&S Captain (Retd.) QEC/T45 Equipment Support UK DE&S Project Security Officer UK DE&S Project Manager UK DE&S Project Manager UK DE&S MRSS Programme Manager Cyber Security Risk and Information UK DE&S Assurance Engineer UK DE&S Apprentice Engineer - Landing Craft UK DE&S Landing Craft Chief Engineer Chief Engineer - Fleet Wide Combat UK DE&S Management Systems UK DE&S Graduate Integration Engineer LPD and Landing Craft Electrical Systems UK DE&S (Capital Ships) Engineer UK DE&S (Combat Systems Design Surface Ships Combat Systems Group Team Captain Authority) Leader UK DE&S (Defence Equipment Sales Hd Future Sales Authority) UK DE&S (Defence Equipment Sales Head of the Defence Equipment Sales Authority) Authority UK DE&S (Defence Equipment Sales Marketing & Comms Authority) UK DE&S (DQAFF) EngSfty-QSEP QA-FFS-SOU1 UK DE&S (FsAST) Information Assurance Manager UK DE&S (Future Capability Group) Lead - Heavy Lift Capability UK DE&S (Future Capability Group) Commercial Manager UK DE&S (Future Capability Group) FCG Maritime Hd UK DE&S (Future Capability Group) Project Manager UK DE&S (Future Capability Group) Lieutenant Commander DES FCG-Maritime-SO2 UK DE&S (IFC) Chief Naval Architect MRSS UK DE&S (IFC) Systems Engineer UK DE&S (Martime Combat Systems) Senior Engineering Manager UK DE&S (Martime Combat Systems) Commander Combat System In-Service Manager UK DE&S (Martime Combat Systems) Senior Operations Manager UK DE&S (Martime Combat Systems) Programme Manager UK DE&S (Martime Combat Systems) Senior Operations Manager UK DE&S (MCM SCA) Lieutenant MCM System Safety Engineer UK DE&S (MCS) Engineer UK DE&S (MEWP) Engineer Organisation Rank Job Title UK DE&S (MHC) MHC Capability Integration Manager UK DE&S (MHC) Block 2 Project Manager UK DE&S (MHC) Systems Engineer UK DE&S (MSS MX EDH) Operations Manager UK DE&S (Naval Ship Support) T45 Lead Naval Architect UK DE&S (Naval Shipping Support) NSS-MCM-CE3 UK DE&S (Naval Shipping Support) MCM Deputy Platform Chief Engineer UK DE&S (Naval Shipping Support) Military Systems UK DE&S (NSS) Lieutenant Commander T23 COM Senior Platform Manager Through Life Support - Upkeep Support UK DE&S (Project Renown) Team UK DE&S (SALMO) AUV Shoreside Engineer UK DE&S (SALMO) SALMO Diving Equipment Engineer UK DE&S (SALMO) WO2(D) SALMO DLS Senior Naval Applicator UK DE&S (SALMO) Diving Life Support UK DE&S (Ship Acquisition) Captain Type 26 Delivery Team UK DE&S (Ship Support) MCM Constructive Engineer UK DE&S (Ships Acquisition) ILS / TLS Manager UK DE&S (Ships Acquisition) Project Manager - GCS Exports UK DE&S (Ships Acquisition) Dr. Engineering Manager UK DE&S (Ships Acquisition) Software Engineer UK DE&S (Ships Acquisition) FSS Communications Aviation Safety Manager - Naval Ships UK DE&S (Ships Acquisition) Delivery Group UK DE&S (Ships Acquisition) Deputy Head of Commercial UK DE&S (Ships ENG) WO1 DEEAMS UK DE&S (Ships Engineering) Project Delivery Graduate UK DE&S (Ships Engineering) UMMS Requirements Manager UK DE&S (Ships Engineering) Operations Manager Tech Docs UK DE&S (Ships MCS) Engineer STS II UK DE&S (Ships Support) Endorsement & Support UK DE&S (Ships) Rear Admiral Director Innovation and Future Capability UK DE&S (Ships) Commodare Head of Maritime Combat Systems MRSS & Future Air Dominance System UK DE&S (Ships) Team Leader UK DE&S (Ships) Group Leader UK DE&S (Ships) Planning & Scheduling UK DE&S (Ships) T31 Chief Engineer / Platform Authority UK DE&S (Ships) Endorsement & Approvals Support UK DE&S (Ships) Endorsement & Approvals Lead In-Service Support (Fleet Wide Combat UK DE&S (Ships) Chief Petty Officer Management Systems) UK DE&S (Ships) Project Manager System Engineer - Project Delivery (Fleet UK DE&S (Ships) Wide Combat Management Systems) Head of Project Management Office (Ships UK DE&S (Ships) Engineering HQ) UK DE&S (Ships) Cost Controller Degree Apprentice - Endorsements and UK DE&S (Ships) Approvals Ships Deputy Team Leader - Cost Assurance UK DE&S (Ships) Group Organisation Rank Job Title UK DE&S (Ships) Cost Engineer - Cost Assurance Group UK DE&S (Ships) Cost Engineer - Cost Assurance Group UK DE&S (Ships) Cost Estimator - Cost Assurance Group UK DE&S (Ships) Cost Estimator - Cost Assurance Group UK DE&S (Ships) Cost Estimator - Cost Assurance Group UK DE&S (Ships) NSS-AMPH-LC Engineering Manager UK DE&S (Ships) Commercial Manager UK DE&S (T23 Class Cell) T23 Technical Superintendent UK DE&S (Torpedoes and Maritime Strike) Chief Engineer for Acquisition UK Defence and Security Exports Captain Senior Naval Advisor UK Defence and Security Exports Assistant Head Americas and the Caribbean UK Defence and Security Exports Desk Officer - Brazil, Mexico, Uruguay UK Defence and Security Exports Commander Capability Advisor UK Defence and Security Exports Commander Maritime Aviation Advisor UK Defence and Security Exports Senior Desk Officer (LATAM) UK Defence and Security Exports Deputy Head - Americas and Asia Pacific UK Defence and Security Exports Senior Desk Officer - Japan and Taiwan UK Defence Infrastructure Organisation Dr. Deputy Head of Delivery UK Defence Nuclear Enterprise WO1ET Float CPWG Lead - Submarine Systems Nuclear Propulsion Lead - Submarine UK Defence Nuclear Enterprise Captain Systems UK Defence Nuclear Organisation Rear Admiral Director DNO-SSN AUKUS UK Defence Nuclear Organisation Lieutenant MA to Director DNO-SSN AUKUS UK Defence Nuclear Organisation Analyst UK Defence Nuclear Organisation Novel Nuclear Technologies Lead UK Defence Nuclear Organisation Planning UK Defence Nuclear Organisation (SSPAG) Operational Analysis and Systems Analysis UK Defence Science & Technology Senior Scientific Adviser - Royal Navy UK Defence Science & Technology Science Adviser UK Defence Science & Technology Navy Science Advisor Science Advisor: Naval Force Design & UK Defence Science & Technology Operational Research UK Defence Science & Technology Scientific Adviser DE&S UK Defence Science & Technology Science Adviser - People & Support UK Defence Science & Technology Defence Sustainability UK Defence Solutions Centre Assistant Director - Innovation & Capability UK DSE Commander Naval Advisor Senior Principal Scientist – Project UK Dstl Technical Authority Maritime EW Programme Information Interoperability: Communications and Networks Programme UK Dstl Manager, Cyber and Information Systems Division Principal Consultant Cyber & Information UK Dstl Systems Division UK Dstl Military Advisor Principal Project Manger Weapons UK Dstl Programme UK Dstl Lieutenant Advisor UK Dstl Commander Military Advisor Organisation Rank Job Title UK Dstl Principal System Engineer UK Dstl PTA Bright Corvus UK Dstl Liaison Officer UK Dstl Maritime Materials Lead Senior Principal Scientist - Underwater S&T UK Dstl Projects Senior Principal Scientist - Defensive UK Dstl Surface Warfare UK Dstl Senior Scientist UK Dstl Strategic Partnerships & Engagement Lead UK Dstl Senior Analyst UK Dstl Air & Maritime Analysis Group Leader UK Dstl Senior Acoustician UK Dstl Scientist UK Dstl Analyst UK Dstl Senior Scientist UK Dstl Senior Analyst UK Dstl Surface Warfare Senior Engineer UK Dstl Embedded Electronics & Systems Engineer UK Dstl (AMEG) Principal Analyst AWW UK Dstl (Operational Analysis) Commander Team Leader UK Dstl (Platform Systems Division) Maritime Analyst Littoral Strike and Commando Force UK Dstl (Platform Systems Division) Lieutenant Colonel Military Advisor UK Dstl (Platform Systems Division) Team Leader & Platform Authority UK Dstl (Platform Systems Division) SME Partnerships & Engagement Lead UK Dstl (Platform Systems Division) Senior Principal - Maritime Survivability UK Dstl (Platform Systems Division) Senior Acoustic Analyst UK Dstl (Platform Systems Division) Senior Acoustic Analyst UK Dstl (Platform Systems Division) Chief Scientist UK Dstl (Platform Systems Division) Project Manager UK Dstl (Platform Systems Division) Team Leader UK Dstl (Platform Systems Division) Senior Analyst - Future Maritime Force Mix UK Dstl (Platform Systems Division) Lieutenant Commander Military Advisor UK Dstl (Platform Systems Division) Graduate Scheme Principal UK Dstl (Platform Systems Division) Graduate Scientist UK Dstl (Platform Systems Division) Operational Analyst UK Dstl (Platform Systems Division) Senior Engineer UK Dstl (Underwater Enablers) Lieutenant SO2 UWW and Enablers UK Dstl (Underwater Group) Team Leader UK Dstl (Underwater Team) Project Technical Authority Commercial Contracts Manager for Defence UK FCDO and National Security UK Home Office Programme Support Officer Defence Product Manager Tactical UK Hydrographic Office Exploitation of the Environment & Underwater Warfare UK Hydrographic Office Petty Officer MCM Records, Analysis and Development UK Hydrographic Office Team Leader - MW UK Hydrographic Office (Defence Product Defence Product and Service Manager Management) Organisation Rank Job Title UK Hydrographic Office (Defence Product Defence Products and Services Team Management) Manager UK Hydrographic Office (Defence Product Defence Product and Service Manager Management) UK Hydrographic Office (Military Data Team) Junior Geospatial Information Specialist UK Hydrographic Office (Military Data Team) Geospatial Information Specialist UK Hydrographic Office (Military Data Team) Senior Geospatial Information Specialist UK Hydrographic Office (Military Data Team) Geospatial Information Specialist UK Hydrographic Office (Military Data Team) Military Data Team Technical Lead UK Hydrographic Office (Military Data Team) Geospatial Information Specialist UK Hydrographic Office (Military Data Team) Senior Geospatial Information Specialist UK Hydrographic Office (Military Data Team) Junior Geospatial Infromation Specialist UK Hydrographic Office (Military Data Team) Junior Geospatial Infromation Specialist UK Hydrographic Office (Operations Group Manager Division) UK Hydrographic Office (SOS) Geospatial Information Specialist UK Hydrographic Office (SOS) Geospatial Analyst UK Hydrographic Office (SOS) Senior Geospatial Information Specialist UK Hydrographic Office (SOS) Defence Delivery Manager UK Hydrographic Office (SOS) Geospatial Information Specialist UK Hydrographic Office (SOS) Senior Geospatial Information Specialist UK Hydrographic Office (UK MWDC) UK MWDC SME UK Joint Air Liaison Organisation Organisation Commander UK Joint Air Liaison Organisation Assurance and Maritime Integration UK MoD Second Permanent Secretary UK MoD CPO Innovation Champions Network Chair UK MoD Analyst UK MoD PM UK MoD Programme Manager UK MoD SDA-TD-NATG-EER1 UK MoD Security Engineer UK MoD MoD Graduate UK MoD Security Engineer UK MoD AUKUS Nuclear Engineer UK MoD Graduate Technical Engineer UK MoD Computing Naval Authority - Escape, Evacuation & UK MoD Rescue UK MoD Senior Analyst UK MoD SCS Advisor to the Secretary of State UK MoD Junior Engineer UK MoD L3 Operations Manager UK MoD Dr. Science Advisor UK MoD (Directorate of Climate Change & Commander SO1 Capability Environment) UK MoD (Finance & Military Capability) Lieutenant Colonel SO1 Naval Capability UK MoD (People and Training) Training Equipment Project Manager UK MoD (People and Training) Project and Equipment Manager UK MoD (Second Permanent Under Assistant Private Secretary Secretary) UK MoD (Security, Policy and Operations) Commander International Agreements - Military Organisation Rank Job Title UK MoD Naval Authority Hd Ship Stability & Hydrodynamics UK MODSAP Commander SO1 Naval Programmes Lead Security Advisor (UK Physical Security UK National Grid Team) UK National Oceanography Centre Associate Director NOC Innovation UK National Oceanography Centre Research Scientist UK National Oceanography Centre Robotic Systems Delivery Lead UK National Oceanography Centre Commercial Development Manager UK National Oceanography Centre Principal Investigator UK National Oceanography Centre Research Leader in Ocean Acoustics UK Oil & Pipelines Agency Chief Executive Officer UK Oil & Pipelines Agency Chief Operating Officer UK Parliament Lord Crossbench Peer UK Parliament (House of Commons) Member of Parliament Member of Parliament for Bournemouth UK Parliament (House of Commons) East UK Parliament (House of Commons) Member of Parliament UK Parliament (House of Commons) Parliamentary Researcher UK STRATCOM Commander SO1 ISR (Capability Development) UK STRATCOM Maritime C4ISR SO2 SO1 International Experimentation (Joint UK STRATCOM Commander Warfare) SDA-AU Senior Systems Engineer, Deputy UK Submarine Delivery Agency Team Leader, CHARYBDIS Lead UK Submarine Delivery Agency Dr Director Submarines Acquisition UK Submarine Delivery Agency Technical Director/ Deputy CEO Naval Authority and Technology Group - UK Submarine Delivery Agency EER UK Submarine Delivery Agency Senior Key Supplier Manager UK Submarine Delivery Agency Key Supplier Manager UK Submarine Delivery Agency Head of Simplification UK Submarine Delivery Agency Key Supplier Manager UK Submarine Delivery Agency SSN AUKUS Ship Systems Engineer UK Submarine Delivery Agency WHLS & SSE Operations Manager UK Submarine Delivery Agency Naval Architect UK Submarine Delivery Agency QCM-Policy UK Submarine Delivery Agency Nuclear Engineering Degree Apprentice UK Submarine Delivery Agency Engineering Apprentice UK Submarine Delivery Agency Lieutenant SSN AUKUS Platform Systems Engineer UK Submarine Delivery Agency Naval Architect UK Submarine Delivery Agency Engineering System Owner UK Submarine Delivery Agency Graduate UK Submarine Delivery Agency Principal Engineer UK Submarine Delivery Agency Head Engineering Framework Team Secondary Propulsion Fluid System Design UK Submarine Delivery Agency Lead UK Submarine Delivery Agency Senior Technical Specialist UK Submarine Delivery Agency Propulsion Integration Lead UK Submarine Delivery Agency Lieutenant Commander Next Generation Primary Systems Manager UK Submarine Delivery Agency C1 CS Trials and Integration UK Submarine Delivery Agency Waterfront Apprentice Organisation Rank Job Title UK Submarine Delivery Agency Equipment Design Lead Combat Systems - Weapon Handling and UK Submarine Delivery Agency Launch Systems Operations Manager UK Submarine Delivery Agency Waterfront Engineering Apprentice UK Submarine Delivery Agency PNO UK Submarine Delivery Agency Apprentice Engineer UK Submarine Delivery Agency IM&IT Function Lead UK Submarine Delivery Agency Group Lead - Quality Primary Systems, EC&I, and Availability UK Submarine Delivery Agency Lead UK Submarine Delivery Agency SSN AUKUS Component Lead UK Submarine Delivery Agency SSN AUKUS Engineer UK Submarine Delivery Agency SDA TD NATG VR UK Submarine Delivery Agency Naval Architect Engineering Apprentice - Secondary UK Submarine Delivery Agency Propulsion UK Submarine Delivery Agency Quality Manager UK Submarine Delivery Agency NATG Technical Specialist UK Submarine Delivery Agency SSNA Platform Systems Engineer UK Submarine Delivery Agency IA Analyst UK Submarine Delivery Agency SDA NP NS UK Submarine Delivery Agency Senior IT Manager SSN-A Cyber Security & Information UK Submarine Delivery Agency Assurance Lead UK Submarine Delivery Agency Tools Lead UK Submarine Delivery Agency Naval Architect SSNA UK Submarine Delivery Agency Escape and Rescue Engineer UK Submarine Delivery Agency Structural Engineering Graduate UK Submarine Delivery Agency Trainee Environmental Manager UK Submarine Delivery Agency Waterfront Apprentice UK Submarine Delivery Agency Tech Lead UK Submarine Delivery Agency Key Supllier Manager UK Submarine Delivery Agency Dr. Additive Manufacturing Engineer UK Submarine Delivery Agency Graduate UK Submarine Delivery Agency Nuclear Degree Apprentice UK Submarine Delivery Agency Operations Manager / STIT UK Submarine Delivery Agency UDAS Project Manager UK Submarine Delivery Agency Naval Architect UK Submarine Delivery Agency Graduate Manager UK Submarine Delivery Agency Naval Architect Graduate Engineer UK Submarine Delivery Agency (CapPro - Technical Graduate Scheme Manager Tech Trainees) UK Submarine Delivery Agency (CapPro - Graduate Tech Trainees) UK Submarine Delivery Agency (CapPro - Graduate Tech Trainees) UK Submarine Delivery Agency (CapPro - Graduate Tech Trainees) UK Submarine Delivery Agency (CapPro - Mr/Graduate Graduate Nuclear Engineer Tech Trainees) UK Submarine Delivery Agency (CapPro - Miss/Graduate Graduate Scientist Tech Trainees) Organisation Rank Job Title UK Submarine Delivery Agency (CapPro - Graduate Tech Trainees) UK Submarine Delivery Agency (CapPro - Miss/Graduate Graduate Engineer Tech Trainees) UK Submarine Delivery Agency (CapPro - Mr/Degree Apprenticre Nuclear Degree Apprentice Tech Trainees) UK Submarine Delivery Agency (CapPro - Gradaute Graduate Engineer Tech Trainees) UK Submarine Delivery Agency (CapPro - Mr/Degree Apprenticre Graduate Engineer Tech Trainees) UK Submarine Delivery Agency (CapPro - Graduate Tech Trainees) UK Submarine Delivery Agency (CapPro - Mr/Degree Apprenticre Engineering Degree Apprentice Tech Trainees) UK Submarine Delivery Agency (CapPro - 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Defence Investment Office) and Aerospace Western Australian Government Trade & Investment Manager - Defence Industry Delegate List Organisation Rank Job Title ABC Engines Sales and Marketing Manager Abeking & Rasmussen Chief Representative Abeking & Rasmussen Sales Director Special Vessels International Abeking & Rasmussen Sales Director Navy Airbus Defence & Space Strategic Maritime Business Development Airbus Defence & Space Head of Maritime Solutions Airbus Defence & Space Maritime Solutions Manager Alara-Lukagro BV Sales Manager Alara-Lukagro BV CEO Alseamar Business Developer for EU/NATO Affairs Alseamar Sales Manager Defense Analox Group Ltd Sales and Strategy Director - Defence Analox Group Ltd Sales Manager Analox Group Ltd Account Manager Analox Group Ltd Marketing Manager Analox Group Ltd Systems Architect Anduril Industries Director, Strategic Partnerships Anduril Industries EMEA Operations Manager Marine Navigation Systems UK Anschütz GmbH Requirements Manager Anschütz GmbH BD and Sales Manager Anschütz GmbH Sales Integrated Mission Solutions Applied Acoustics Business Development Manager Applied Acoustics Business Development Manager Atlas Elektronik Chairman & Head of Customer Relations Atlas Elektronik Business Development Lead Atlas Elektronik Business Development Director Atlas Elektronik Head of Sales, Surface Ships Atlas Elektronik MCM Product Lead Atlas Elektronik Complex Systems Product Lead Atlas Elektronik Programme Lead, Subs Atlas Elektronik Product Manager, Subs Atlas Elektronik Research Manager Atlas Elektronik Waterfront Services & Training Lead Atlas Elektronik Business Development Manager Atlas Elektronik Head of Services Division BeeX Pte Ltd CEO, Co-founder BeeX Pte Ltd CTO BFBS Senior Operations Manager BFBS Director Development and Strategy BFBS Head of Sales BFBS Delivery BFBS Chief Executive BMT Future Business | Defence | EMEIA BMT Global Business Development Director BMT Chief Naval Architect BMT Clean Shipping Service Lead Bowmaster Technical Director Bowmaster Defence and Security Division BridgeHead Managing Partner Cambridge Pixel Director of Operations Organisation Rank Job Title Cambridge Pixel Sales Director Cambridge Pixel Technical Sales Manager Cambridge Pixel Product Manager Captec Group Business Development Manager Captec Group Business Development Director Captec Group Business Development Manager Caterpillar Marine UK Ltd Regional Segment Manager, EAME Caterpillar Marine UK Ltd Account Manager Chess Dynamics Naval Systems Director Chess Dynamics VP Strategic Business Development Chess Dynamics Bids & Proposals Manager Chess Dynamics Maritime Sales Manager Cohort Plc Chief Executive Comrod Communications AS Territory Sales Manager - 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MENA Drass Galeazzi Underwater Technology Srl Sales & Marketing Manager Defence Technical Documentation Drass Galeazzi Underwater Technology Srl Authoring Specialist Drass Galeazzi Underwater Technology Srl Naval Architect & Marine Engineer DSG Technology USA Inc Chief Revenue Officer DSG Technology USA Inc Director of Purchasing DSG Technology USA Inc CEO DSG Technology USA Inc CTO DSG Technology USA Inc Global CEO DSIT SOLUTIONS VP of Marketing and Business Development Defense Technology Foundation (DTF) DTF Captain (Retd) Visiting Adviser Organisation Rank Job Title DTF DTF UDT Committee (Oki Electric Industry) DTF DTF UDT Committee (Oki Electric Industry) DTF DTF UDT Committee (Oki Electric Industry) DTF TF UDT Committee (NEC Corporation) DTF TF UDT Committee (NEC Corporation) DTF DTF UDT Committee (Hitachi,Ltd) DTF DTF UDT Committee (Hitachi,Ltd) Easat Radar Systems Ltd Business Development Manager Easat Radar Systems Ltd Director & General Manager ELAC Director BD and Sales ELAC Managing Director ELAC Sales Manager ELAC Sonor GmbH Sales Manager EMI Seals and Gaskets LTD Managing Director EMI Seals and Gaskets LTD Naval and Marine Division Manager Energy Bolting Limited Director Energy Bolting Limited Director Energy Bolting Limited Sales Executive Exail SAS Chief Commercial Officer Exail SAS Business Developer Exail SAS Regional Sales Manager Exail SAS Global Director Partnerships Exail SAS Business Developer Fairbanks Morse Defense Managing Director - 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KG irector Sales Shipbuilding Division Business Development (Maritime and Fujitsu Defence & National Security (DNS) Intelligence) Glamox Luxonic Ltd UK Sales Manager Greensea Sales Representative siness Development Manager, Integrated Greensea Systems Griffon Hoverwork Ltd Managing Director Griffon Hoverwork Ltd Lead System Design Engineer Organisation Rank Job Title Griffon Hoverwork Ltd Engineering Director Griffon Hoverwork Ltd Lead Product Design Engineer Guidehouse Europe Limited Defence And Security Practice Leader H Henriksen Business Development / President H Henriksen CTO H Henriksen Project Director Hatteland Technology AS Sales Director EMEA Hatteland Technology AS Sales Manager, Maritime & Defense Hayward Taylor Ltd UK Sales Manager Hayward Taylor Ltd General Manager HII Mission Technologies Senior Manager International Sales HII Mission Technologies Business Development Manager HII Mission Technologies Ops Manager Hydro Group Limited Head of Sales Hydro Group Limited Applications Engineer Hydro Group Limited Global Business Development Manager Hydro Group Limited Sales & Marketing Director Hydro Group Limited Technical Sales Engineer Hydromea SA COO Hydromea SA Global Commercial Managing Director, UK IFEN Managing Director IMES International Ltd Director, Engineering and Inspection IMES International Ltd Service Director IMES International Ltd Project Manager - Services INDAL Technologies Inc. Sales & Marketing Manager Integrated Procurement Technologies (IPT) Director of Business Development, EMEA Integrated Procurement Technologies (IPT) Business Development Manager Chief of Staff, Collective Training and Inzpire Limited Services Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd Director Maritime Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd Logistic Manager Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd Chief Marketing Officer Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd Team Leader, Marketing, Naval Systems Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd Marketing & Business Development Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd Regional Marketing & Sales KME UK Sales Manager KME VP Sales & Marketing Kongsberg Ferrotech AS CTO/COO Kongsberg Ferrotech AS International Director L3Harris MAPPS Limited Managing Director/General Manager Head of Naval Training/Head of Programme L3Harris MAPPS Limited Management Leonardo MCM Technical Manager Leonardo Project Engineering Manager Leonardo UK UK Sales and Marketing Lidan Marine AB CCO Lidan Marine AB Sales Engineer MacTaggart Scott UK Business Development Manager MacTaggart Scott Business Development Director, Aerospace, Defence, Security & Manufacturing Technology Centre Space Organisation Rank Job Title Manufacturing Technology Centre Business Development Manager Manufacturing Technology Centre Senior Business Development Manager Manufacturing Technology Centre Chief Engineer Chief Engineer- Aerospace, Defence & Manufacturing Technology Centre Security Manufacturing Technology Centre Events Project Coordinator Manufacturing Technology Centre Senior Marketing Manager Marshall Slingsby Advanced Composites Head of Sales & Business Development Marshall Slingsby Advanced Composites Sales & Business Development Manager Marshall Slingsby Advanced Composites Managing Director McGeoch Technology Limited Engineering Director McGeoch Technology Limited Managing Director MCT Brattberg Area Manager MCT Brattberg Area Manager MIND Technology Director, Business Development MIND Technology Dr Chief Technology Officer Minimax Fire Solutions International GmbH Project Manager Minimax Fire Solutions International GmbH Project Manager Molecular Products Ltd Account Manager Head of Sonar Division and Project Nautel Management Nautel Senior Sonar Technician Naval Team Denmark Managing Director NORCO Business Development Manager NORCO Engineering Manager NORCO Operations Manager NORCO Managing Director NVL B.V. & CO. KG Head of Sales, Germany rojects, Germany - Lead Engineer Platform NVL B.V. & CO. KG Systems NVL B.V. & CO. KG Projects, Germany - Lead Engineer C6 ISR Design Department - Team Leader NVL B.V. & CO. KG Integration NVL B.V. & CO. KG Regional Sales Director, Export NVL B.V. & CO. KG Marketing & Communication NVL B.V. & CO. KG Sales Manager, Germany Ocean Acoustic Developments Ltd Business Development Director Ocean Infinity Business Development Manager Ocean Power Technology Sr Dire International Defense & Security Oldham Seals Ltd Projects and Contracts Lead Oldham Seals Ltd Jetrac Manager OMT Naval Products Patria ISP Oy Vice President, Sea Domain Patria ISP Oy Product Manager, Underwater Systems Patria ISP Oy Director, Underwater Systems Patria ISP Oy Promotion Manager Patria ISP Oy Key Account Director, Europe Senior Vice President, Business Area Patria ISP Oy Leader, Navy Piller Germany GmbH & Co. KG Area Sales Manager PPS & Navy Piller Germany GmbH & Co. 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KG Head of Sales – Marine PPM Systems Director of CEMA PPM Systems Director Business Development & Sales Premaberg Manufacturing Ltd Sales Manager Premaberg Manufacturing Ltd Area Manager QinetiQ Senior Programme Manager Rafael Head of Sales Rafael Product Manager Rafael Director BD EW Rafael Consultant Rafael Head of BD Naval Systems Rafael UW BD Manager Rafael CEO Rafael, Naval Warfare Systems Directorate Director, BD & Marketing Responsive Engineering Head of Sales RMS Ltd Business Development Director RMS Ltd RDI Global Sales Manager Rolls-Royce/Servowatch Chief of Naval Systems Marine Engineer-Power & Propulsion Rolls-Royce/Servowatch Systems Rolls-Royce/Servowatch Chief of Automation Development Rolls-Royce/Servowatch Project Delivery Manager, Novel Nuclear Customer Manager, Rolls-Royce Rolls-Royce/Servowatch Submarines Rowse Limited Sales Director Rowse Limited Managing Director Roxtec Ltd Divisional Manager - Marine & Offshore Roxtec Ltd Marine & Offshore Manager South Roxtec Ltd Managing Director Saab AB Sales Director Saab AB Defence Sales Manager Saab AB Product Manager Manager Torpedoes After sales & Customer Saab AB Support Saab UK Head of Programmes, Sensor Systems Safeguard Engineering Ltd Chief Business Development Officer Safeguard Engineering Ltd Principal Consultant Saipem Sonsub Robotics Head of Defense Saipem Seabed Warfare Solutions Manager Sales Manager - Business Development & Sauer Compressors Defence Sauer Compressors General Sales Manager SBG Systems Sales Manager Scientific Management Limited Sales Logistics Co-ordinator Scientific Management Limited UK Sales Manager Scientific Management Limited Business Development Manager Scientific Management Limited International Sales Manager Scientific Management Limited Engineering Director SEA Business Development Executive SEA Business Development Executive SEA Marketing Manager Organisation Rank Job Title Seaber CEO Seaber Sales and Marketing Manager SeeByte Ltd Commercial Manager SeeByte Ltd MHC Program Director SeeByte Ltd Capability Delivery Manager Sensor Technology coustic Systems Sales Director Sensor Technology Director of Systems SFC Europe Customer Liaison Executive SFC Europe Business Development Director Shearwater Marine Services Ltd Engineering Manager Shearwater Marine Services Ltd Defence Operations Manager Shearwater Marine Services Ltd Technical Services Manager Sirius Insight Marketing SMP Ltd Submarine Rescue Market Lead SMP Ltd Saturation Diving System Market Lead SMP Ltd Service Manager Socitec UK Business Development Manager Socitec UK Sales Director Steller Systems Ltd Business Development Manager Steller Systems Ltd Managing Director Steller Systems Ltd Head of Uncrewed & Underwater Systems Steller Systems Ltd Head of Surface Ships Steller Systems Ltd Principal Naval Architect Stratford Engineering Director SubSea Craft Business Development Manager SubSea Craft Research Analyst Systematic Business Development Manager Systematic Senior Sales Support Engineer Thales UK Limited AWS UK Product Line Manager Thales UK Limited Product Marketing Specialist Thales UK Limited Business Development Executive - Export Thales UK Limited Head of Strategic Marketing - Maritime Thales UK Limited Head of Sales, AWS UK Thales UK Limited Business Development and Sales Thales UK Limited Key Account Manager - Naval Thales UK Limited Anti-Submarine Warfare Sales Manager Thales UK Limited Export Sales Manager Thales UK Limited Naval Sales Manager Thales UK Limited ISR Deputy Sales Director Thales UK Limited Sales Director Thales UK Limited Director Strategic Marketing Thales UK Limited Sales/Business Development Executive Thordon Bearing Inc Regional Sales Manager Thordon Bearing Inc Business Development Manager Thordon Bearings Inc. UK Distributor TNO Advisor Business Development Manager TNO Autonomous Systems & Decision Support TNO Business Developer TNO Business Developer Organisation Rank Job Title TNO Business Developer Tods Defence Director Ships Tods Defence BD Lead Submarines Tods Defence Director Submarines Business Development Director Maritime Trakka Systems Optronics Trakka Systems Business Development Director TTT Navy External Sales Engineer TTT Navy Director TTT Navy Director Ultra Maritime VP Business Development- UK Director of Business Development/NATO- Ultra Maritime UK Ultra Maritime Director of Business Development Ultra Maritime Senior Director of Business Development Ultra Maritime UM Vice President and General Manager Ultra Maritime Marketing Comms Specialist Senior Director, Business Development - Ultra Maritime CAN UMAG Solutions Aps CEO V Group CIO and Defence Lead V Group Technical Director V Group Head of Communications V.Group Naval Adviser Valmet Limited Country Manager UK & Ireland Valmet Limited Director Marine Automation Vard Marine VP Business Development Vard Marine Segment Lead, Offshore Patrol Vessels Varivane Industries Limited Head of Sales and Business Development Vest Davit AS Key Account Manager Vest Davit AS Technical Sales Manager Vice President, Sales & Business VideoRay LLC Development VideoRay LLC Director of Defense Capability Development Owner / Managing Director - Atlantas VideoRay LLC Marine Voith Turbo Marine Manager Weilbach A/S Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) Whippendell Marine Ltd Customer success Manager Whippendell Marine Ltd Business Development Director Whippendell Marine Ltd Sales Director Women in Defence UK Founder From: Rear Admiral Anthony Rimington Director Strategy & Policy Ministry of Defence 05.K.38 MOD Main Building Whitehall London SW1A 2HB To Whom it May Concern, Combined Naval Event, Farnborough Exhibition & Conference Centre UK, 21 – 23 May 2024 I would like to cordially invite you and your colleagues to join the Royal Navy at the above event. The Combined Naval Event is dedicated to the international naval community. It is organised by Navy Leaders and supported by the Royal Navy, alongside many other organisations. Each year, the conference attracts 1,500 delegates from at least 50 countries and showcases the latest technological developments from 250 industry partners. The event provides valuable opportunities for bilateral engagement between nations, alliances and industry to tackle our shared challenges. The conference centres around four key themes: Future Surface Fleet, Surface Fleet Technology, Submarine Technology, and Underwater Defence & Security. Although the programme for 2024 is still under development, I can confirm that the Royal Navy will provide a number of keynote speakers across all themes including: ● Vice Admiral Martin Connell CBE, Second Sea Lord, Royal Navy ● Rear Admiral James Parkin CBE, Director Develop, Royal Navy ● Rear Admiral Paul Carroll, Director Innovation and Future Capability, UK DE&S ● Brigadier Jamie Roylance, Chief Technology Officer, Royal Navy ● Captain (N) Michael Wood, Head of UW Battlespace Capability, Royal Navy ● Jonathan Reed-Beviere, Programme Director - Mine-Hunting Capability, Royal Navy Navy Leaders are responsible for shaping the conference agenda and arranging the attendance of international naval delegations. I invite you to liaise with Navy Leaders to consider whether you may be able to support the event with: 1) Keynote speakers to address the plenary audience on strategic themes. 2) Subject matter experts on your current and future programmes. 3) Delegates to attend as participants of the conference and exhibition. I thank you for your kind attention in this matter and look forward to the opportunity of meeting you at the Combined Naval Event 2024.
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