The Mineral Products Association’s (MPA) national Mineral Products 2019 Conference will take place on 24 June 2019 at the QEII Conference Centre, Westminster, London. With the theme of 'Planning Long… Embracing Change', leading speakers will address the impact of a more digital future, changing UK politics, and Britain’s economic and energy outlook. It will also focus on two key areas for the mineral products industry: the current innovation and ongoing evolution of construction, and international and na
The Mineral Products Association’s (MPA) national Mineral Products 2019 Conference will take place on 24 June 2019 at the QEII Conference Centre, Westminster, London.
With the theme of ‘Planning Long… Embracing Change’, leading speakers will address the impact of a more digital future, changing UK politics, and Britain’s economic and energy outlook. It will also focus on two key areas for the mineral products industry: the current innovation and ongoing evolution of construction, and international and national mineral resource challenges.
The event will be chaired by BBC newsreader and presenter Sophie Raworth.
Key speakers will include:
Lindsay Herbert, Digital Transformation Leader and Inventor, IBM iX
Professor Vernon Bogdanor, King’s College London
William Zimmern, Head of Global Macroeconomics, BP
Professor Michael Grubb, Professor of Energy and Climate Change, University College London (UCL)
Keith Waller, Programme Director, Transforming Construction Alliance
Dr Matthew Free, Director, Arup
Pascal Peduzzi, Director of GRID-Geneva, United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
Andrew Bloodworth, Science Director for Minerals and Waste, British Geological Survey
A range of sponsorship and exhibition opportunities are available. To pre-register please follow this link: http://mpaconference.org/signup/
The MPA is working with FIGS Events who will be supporting the organisation of this event. If you have any queries at all or would like to receive further information, contact FIGS Events mpa@figsevents.co.uk or call 020 8304 2373.
