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RAeS CORPORATE GOLF CHALLENGE
Thursday 17 June 2010
Frilford Heath Golf Club,
Nr Abingdon, Oxfordshire
This is a relaxed and informal event and offers the ideal opportunity for
networking with fellow golfers in the aviation industry. The event would lend itself to corporate
hospitality and/or as a staff team-building exercise. Above all it’s a fun day out and we would like
to encourage as many of our golfing members to sign up as we can!
The programme will incorporate an 18-hole Stableford Points competition and a 9-hole Texas
Scramble Competition with individual and team prizes.
Players are also invited to get together for Dinner on the evening before the event, i.e. Wednesday 16 June,
at the Westwood Country Hotel which is a short drive from the Golf Club.
Enter a corporate 4-ball team or opt to be teamed up with other individual players.
Please click here for programme details.
A booking form for team entry is available here.
A booking form for individual entry is available here.
Contact: Gail Pemberton, Corporate Events Manager
Email: gail.pemberton@aerosociety.com
Tel: +44 (0)1491 629 912
EXCLUSIVE SPONSORSHIP PACKAGE also available. Please apply to Gail Pemberton for details.
CORPORATE PARTNER BRIEFING
Richard Lambert, Director-General, CBI
Monday 21 June 2010
No.4 Hamilton Place, London W1J 7BQ
Where next for UK plc?
As the year reaches its half-way mark, Richard Lambert, CBI
director-general, will set out his views on the state of the economy, and ask where future growth will come from. With a new
government less than 50 days old, he will also consider the relationship between business and politics, and what the commercial
sector needs in the months and years ahead.
Biography: Having studied history at Balliol College, Oxford, Richard joined the Financial Times in 1966. He edited
the Lex column in the 1970s, becoming financial editor in 1979. In 1982 he moved to New York as the Bureau Chief, returning
to the UK a year later as Deputy Editor. He became Editor of the Financial Times in 1991 and during his 10 years in this role
launched the US version of the newspaper.
In August 2002 Richard spent a semester at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. In 2003 he was asked by the
Chancellor to write the Lambert Review of Business-University Collaboration.
A member of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee from Spring 2003 until Spring 2006, Richard took up the post of
Director-General of the CBI in July 2006.
Among a number of other non-remunerated roles, Richard is also a Trustee of the British Museum and became Chancellor of the
University of Warwick in August 2008.
For more details please apply to Gail Pemberton, Corporate Events Manager
Email: gail.pemberton@aerosociety.com
Tel: +44 +44 (0)1491 629 912
CORPORATE PARTNER BRIEFING
Mark Swan, Director of Airspace Policy, Civil Aviation Authority
Monday 12 July 2010
No.4 Hamilton Place, London W1J 7BQ
The CAA’s Future Airspace Strategy
This briefing will consider how the UK’s ‘airspace system’ - the operational procedures, technology and airspace structure used
for air traffic management (ATM) - should be developed to enable aircraft to fly in more efficient ways, accommodating future
demand for air travel within safety and environmental constraints. The briefing will consider the drivers for improving the
efficiency of ATM in the context of other competing factors such as access to airspace, cost, and delays. It will outline the
high-level characteristics of a vision for the UK’s airspace in 2030 and the types of benefits envisaged. The briefing will
conclude with a discussion around the risks and challenges associated with implementing changes to our airspace system,
considering the role of the Government, the Regulator, the Aviation Industry and European Initiatives.
Sponsored by:
Please apply to Gail Pemberton for more information:
Email: gail.pemberton@aerosociety.com
Tel: +44 (0)1491 629 912
CORPORATE PARTNER BRIEFING
Dame Deirdre Hutton CBE, Chairman, Civil Aviation Authority
Wednesday 6 October 2010
No.4 Hamilton Place, London W1J 7BQ
CORPORATE PARTNER BRIEFING
Chris Tarry, Aviation Industry Research and Advisory
Tuesday 9 November 2010
No.4 Hamilton Place, London W1J 7BQ
Will it be different this time or just depressingly familiar?
An analysis of and perspectives on the outlook for airlines and civil aviation
Biography: Chris Tarry established CTAIRA In December 2002 to provide advice, consulting services and research on and
to the aviation industry. He is and has been an advisor to government departments and the UK Parliament on aviation issues
including the review of air transport arrangements for the Royal Family and senior Government ministers; he was a member of
the UK CAA’s advisory group in respect of the charging regime for the UK’s regulated airports.
Before establishing CTAIRA he worked as an investment analyst in the City of London from 1984 when he began an engineering
analyst, focusing first on Aviation and was voted the UK’s leading aerospace analyst for the years that there was a separate
FTSE grouping, before switching to focus wholly on transport and particularly airlines, a sector he has followed professionally
since the early 1980s. In this period Chris was also regularly ranked in the top three European transport analysts and led a
number of major international share issues including that of the final privatisation of Lufthansa.
Prior to his career as an analyst he had worked in a number of fields associated with economic and related research an
analysis. He has undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in economics. He is a Fellow of the RAeS, a member of the CILT, a
member of the Securities Institute and a Liveryman of GAPAN.
He also holds a private pilot’s licence. He lectures on courses held at the Universities of Oxford, Cranfield and the London
School of Economics; he is a Visiting Senior Fellow in the School of Management at the University of Surrey. He writes a
monthly column for Airline Business and regularly writes and comments in other media on industry issues, is a member of a
number of judging panels for industry awards as well as presenting at and chairing conferences across the world.
Please apply to Gail Pemberton for more information:
Email: gail.pemberton@aerosociety.com
Tel: +44 (0)1491 629 912
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