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Booking line: tel: + 421 257 272 112, fax: + 421 255 644 490email: beata.kyblova@flemingeurope.com, www.flemingeurope.comwith high hazard industries. She worked as an EHS manager for an Americanpharmaceutical company before joining <strong>the</strong> CBI to lobby on behalf of British business.Her policy areas spanned health, safety, environment, energy, climate change,biotechnology, land use planning, sustainable development and corporate socialresponsibility. She represented UK employers on environment, health and safety atnational, EU and international level and was chairperson of <strong>the</strong> EU employers groupfor OSH dealing with <strong>the</strong> European Commission. She has been involved in variousconsultancy roles for ORC Washington, HSE and <strong>the</strong> EU. She joined <strong>the</strong> InternationalOrganisation of Employers in Geneva in 2008 as <strong>the</strong>ir environment, safety andhealth adviser. Her focus is developing a global OSH and sustainability network ofmultinational companies and influencing UN bodies on EHS and social security policyand practice developments.Chris Brown, Olam International, Great BritainCorporate Responsibility & Sustainability Environment ManagerChris Brown is <strong>the</strong> Environment Manager for Olam International Ltd., a leadingglobal integrated supply chain manager and processor of agricultural products andfood ingredients, supplying various products including cocoa, coffee, cashew, sesame,rice, cotton and wood products in 65 countries. In this role Chris leads Olam’senvironmental sustainability agenda, where he works with <strong>the</strong> business to build, driveand embed environmental value as a tool for delivering business value. This requireshim to work with all aspects of <strong>the</strong> business from Finance to factories and engage arange of stakeholders from corporate banks to corporate customers. Chris holds anhonours degree in Chemical Engineering and a Postgraduate diploma in EnvironmentalManagement. He brings 20 years of environmental experience in a range of managerialpositions from a variety of sectors including <strong>the</strong> waste sector, steel sector, automotivesector with Toyota and <strong>the</strong> power sector with E.ON. His move into <strong>the</strong> agricultursector may look like a huge leap but Chris says <strong>the</strong> challenges facing this sector areno different from any o<strong>the</strong>r and <strong>the</strong> opportunity to work for a company which believesthat doing business involves creating value on an ethical, socially responsible andenvironmentally sustainable basis was simply an offer he couldn’t refuse.Melodie Gilbert, Olympic Delivery Authority, Great BritainLearning Legacy AmbassadorMelodie Gilbert is a consultant occupational hygienist with a working knowledgeof occupational hygiene across many industry sectors including demolition andconstruction. She is a Graduate Member of IOSH and a Member of <strong>the</strong> BritishOccupational Hygiene Society. Melodie specialises in occupational ill health preventionon a strategic level and played a key role in both <strong>the</strong> London 2012 and Crossrailprojects. The Olympic Delivery Authority procured a comprehensive occupationalhealth programme to provide support to its contracting supply chain and services to<strong>the</strong> 12,000+ workers at peak working on its sites. Melodie was head of ill healthprevention for 5 years and was one of <strong>the</strong> leaders of <strong>the</strong> Park and Village Healthteams. The ill health prevention work that she managed has recently been identifiedin an independent research paper undertaken by <strong>the</strong> Institute of Employment Studies(IES) as an effective investment ra<strong>the</strong>r than a cost. She also assisted in <strong>the</strong> creation of<strong>the</strong> occupational health management strategy for Cross Rail and is currently workingon strategic planning for o<strong>the</strong>r large construction companies as a legacy of <strong>the</strong> ODAprogramme. Melodies work as a London 2012 learning legacy ambassador has ledto presentations at many occupational health and safety conferences and seminars.Ismail Mataqi, Kuwait Oil Company, KuwaitTeam Leader of HSE (North Kuwait) TeamIsmail Mataqi has had more than 28 years of diverse experiences ranging from surfacefacilities’ Project design, to planning and execution of <strong>the</strong> HSE Management systemat Kuwait Oil Company (KOC). Currently he heads a team of about 25 qualifiedHSE personnel who look after HSE issues at <strong>the</strong> North Kuwait fields of <strong>the</strong> KuwaitOil Company. He provides <strong>the</strong> backbone for setting up <strong>the</strong> HSE Team in one of <strong>the</strong>most distant desert locations in Kuwait. Starting from scratch, he implemented <strong>the</strong>Company’s HSE Management system at North Kuwait fields effectively, and now <strong>the</strong>results of <strong>the</strong>ir HSE programme‘s performance confirm <strong>the</strong> efforts made. HSE (NK) teamhas now been recognized as one of <strong>the</strong> most distinguished Teams at KOC in initiatingHSE projects and delivering quality to <strong>the</strong>ir business. Under his leadership and ableguidance, extensive effort and development concerned with HSE have been executedin North Kuwait fields, which has contributed to a radical change in <strong>the</strong> HSE culture inhis area of jurisdiction. He is an active member of <strong>the</strong> Project Management Institute,Society of Petroleum Engineers, and also of <strong>the</strong> Kuwait Society of Engineers, <strong>the</strong> largestassociation of Engineers in Kuwait. He has presented a number of technical paperson various platforms via ASSE, Middle East Chapter, SPE Conferences, Praxis GlobalConferences (where he has also been a Steering Committee member) and Fleming GulfConferences, which were held in different regions of <strong>the</strong> world. He led <strong>the</strong> HSE (WestKuwait) Team to <strong>the</strong> following certifications and awards: • 2010 British Safety Councilcertification (awarded in May, 2011) • A Campaign conducted by HSE (West Kuwait)Team was selected as one of <strong>the</strong> best and awarded by Safety Health Practitioners- IOSH • The team obtained several KOC Chairman and Managing Director’s HSE<strong>Annual</strong> Awards • Has conducted many HSE lectures both internally for KOC employeesand contractors, but also externally, for many governmental bodies.Subash Ludhra, Immediate Past-President, Institution ofOccupational Safety and Health (IOSH)Subash Ludhra is President of <strong>the</strong> Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH).Subash, a chartered fellow of IOSH, has a wealth of experience in risk management,having worked across sectors and disciplines in a truly diverse 23 year career to date.Qualified as an Occupational Hygienist, Subash now specializes in Risk Managementand Loss Control.Having started his career in local government, Subash <strong>the</strong>n moved to<strong>the</strong> brewing industry, working for Grand Metropolitan and Courage Brewing as <strong>the</strong>irsou<strong>the</strong>rn region H&S Advisor. His next career move lead him to Rentokil Initial wherehe worked within several divisions including Textile Services and Catering Serviceswhere he was one of <strong>the</strong> board directors. In 2002, Subash founded a successful riskmanagement and loss control consultancy that has provided services to blue chipcompanies, as well as SMEs in <strong>the</strong> UK and around <strong>the</strong> world. An experienced trainer,Subash regularly contributes to a number of health and safety publications and hasbeen involved with <strong>the</strong> production of several health and safety documents for tradeassociations and <strong>the</strong> Health and Safety Executive. Subash is firmly committed tohelping reduce unacceptable risk in all walks of life and <strong>the</strong> associated injuries, ill healthand suffering it can bring through technical and behavioral management programs.Branco Dennenberg, KLM Royal Dutch Airline, Ne<strong>the</strong>rlandsOccupational Health and Safety ManagerBranco Dennenberg became Occupational Health & Safety manager for KLM’s groundhandling organisation in 2002. In this role Branco is responsible for <strong>the</strong> workingconditions of almost 5500 passenger and baggage handling employees. As a healthand safety expert he is a member of <strong>the</strong> innovative baggage handling area project team,whose aim amongst o<strong>the</strong>rs is to reduce <strong>the</strong> physical workload of baggage handlingemployees by introducing innovative methods for loading and unloading. The teamsuccessfully introduced an integrated robot loading system (2007) and a mechanicalunloading module (2009). Both methods for loading and unloading baggage in <strong>the</strong>baggage halls of <strong>the</strong> airport are a unique example of innovation within <strong>the</strong> aviationindustry. Since 2011 Branco has been closely involved in <strong>the</strong> fur<strong>the</strong>r development andimplementation of an integrated Safety Management System for KLM. Prior to (re)joining KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Branco took a sabbatical year and travelled throughSou<strong>the</strong>ast Asia and worked for KLM Health Services and Dow Chemical Benelux.Martin Carter, E.ON, Great BritainDirector of Safety, Health & EnvironmentMartin Carter is Director of Safety, Health & Environment at E.ON UK, one of <strong>the</strong>UK’s leading power and gas companies. In this role he has <strong>the</strong> privilege of leadinga talented team of professionals committed to making a positive difference to <strong>the</strong>safety and health of E.ON’s staff, contractors & customers and <strong>the</strong> world in which<strong>the</strong>y live and work. Previously he was Head of E.ON’s Engineering Academy, whichprovides engineering training and development to <strong>the</strong> power sector, and Head ofEngineering Governance, overseeing <strong>the</strong> engineering activities of E.ON’s high-hazardasset businesses operating in <strong>the</strong> UK. Prior to joining E.ON, Martin spent 15 years in<strong>the</strong> oil & gas industry where he held a range of operational, project and consultancyroles with some of <strong>the</strong> world’s biggest companies including BHP Billiton, BP, Centrica,Shell, Total and Talisman Energy. Martin is a Fellow of <strong>the</strong> Institute of MechanicalEngineers, a Visiting Fellow of Cranfield University, holds a degree in MechanicalEngineering (Salford) and a Master’s Degree in Structural Integrity (Sheffield). Outsidework his three children consistently provide both his biggest leadership challenge andmost direct and honest feedback on his performance, leaving him just enough time tohelp lead <strong>the</strong> Men‘s Ministry at his local church.Kieran Phelan, William Grant & Sons Distillers Ltd, GreatBritain, Global Health & Safety DirectorKieran began his early career in research and development in <strong>the</strong> chemical industrybefore moving into <strong>the</strong> field of Health and Safety. Currently he holds <strong>the</strong> positionof Global Health and Safety Director at William Grant and Sons, <strong>the</strong> internationaldistillers. Prior to this he held several senior health and safety roles in various industrialsectors such as Banking, Biopharmaceuticals and ICT. These roles included Head ofSafety and Wellbeing for RBS in <strong>the</strong> EMEA region, Director of Safety for <strong>the</strong> world’slargest single site Biopharmaceutical manufacturing campus outside Dublin and Headof Safety and Environment for Xerox manufacturing in Europe. Originally from Ireland,Kieran’s formal education included Chemistry at <strong>the</strong> University of East Anglia in <strong>the</strong> UKand <strong>the</strong> University of Leiden in <strong>the</strong> Ne<strong>the</strong>rlands as well as post graduate qualificationsin Occupational Safety and Environmental Business Administration. He is currentlycompleting an MBA at <strong>the</strong> University of Strathclyde business school in Glasgow.Professor Neil Budworth, Houghtons Global, Great BritainDirector of Health, Safety and Environment EuropeNeil Budworth is <strong>the</strong> Director of Health, Safety and Environment Europe for HoughtonsGlobal in <strong>the</strong> UK he is a visiting professor in occupational safety and health in <strong>the</strong>department of Human Sciences at Loughborough University and is a Past Presidentof <strong>the</strong> Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH). Neil has worked as ahealth and safety advisor in <strong>the</strong> utility, chemical, engineering and printing sectors. Neilhas undertaken research into <strong>the</strong> measurement of safety climate; <strong>the</strong> managementof lifting and handling in <strong>the</strong> workplace with a special emphasis on <strong>the</strong> managementof back pain, and pioneered <strong>the</strong> use of an automated health check system that isnow accredited as part of <strong>the</strong> Association of British Insurers: Making <strong>the</strong> Market Work