The Chartered Institute of Building
CIOB are the world's largest and most influential professional body for construction management and leadership.
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Book nowThis event will examine how collaboration across disciplines and organisations is essential to delivering successful transport solutions and creating thriving, connected communities.
Professor Sarah Sharples, vice-president and dean of science and engineering at the University of Manchester, will chair the event, bringing her extensive expertise to guide the conversation.
The session will begin with a keynote address from Rachel Fisher, chief executive of the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI), setting the scene for a discussion on the challenges and opportunities facing the sector.
Attendees will hear firsthand from experts behind some of the UK's most ambitious transport and regeneration projects, gaining valuable insight into the opportunities, challenges and collaborative approaches driving successful delivery, including:
The presentations will be followed by a 'question time' style panel discussion exploring how professionals from different disciplines and sectors can work together to deliver sustainable transport solutions and create better outcomes for communities.
The event will conclude with audience Q&A, providing delegates with the opportunity to put their questions directly to the panel and contribute to the conversation.
CIOB are the world's largest and most influential professional body for construction management and leadership.
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Royal Town Planning Institute
chief executive
Rachel Fisher is the chief executive at the Royal Town Planning Institute and is focused on on strengthening the profession, championing the art of planning, and ensuring planners have the credibility, community and support they need to exercise their independent professional judgement fearlessly and impartially.
University of Manchester
vice president and dean of science and engineering
Professor Sarah Sharples is vice president and dean of science and engineering at University of Manchester.
Sarah has led research projects focusing on transport, manufacturing and healthcare. Her particular interest is the design of systems that successfully integrate novel technologies and people in complex systems, in settings including railways, roads and aviation. She was president of the Chartered Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors in 2015-16.
East Midlands Combined County Authority
head of transport strategy
Clare Maltby is the head of transport strategy at East Midlands Combined County Authority and has over 25 years' experience in strategy, partnership working, team leadership and project and programme management across central government, parliament and third sector.
Nottingham City Council
strategic director - planning transport and regeneration
Paul Seddon is a strategic director - planning transport and regeneration at Nottingham City Council.
Grimshaw
associate principal
Gworgia Collard-Watson is an associate principal at Grimshaw and has extensive experience leading complex, high-profile transport infrastructure and urban transformation projects.
Georgia led the international award-winning Waterloo Station Masterplan, together with the London Borough of Lambeth and Network Rail, exemplifying my focus on transformative projects that deliver meaningful social value with tangible people and place-based outcomes.

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