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WN May 2019

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28 WET NEWS MAY 2019 | wwtonline.co.uk COMING SOON • FORESIGHT An Enterprising Future for Water Institution of Civil Engineers, London 7 May, 2019 Led by Mott MacDonald, MWH Treatment and Stantec, this Project 13-focused event will involve senior leaders from water-only and water and sewerage companies, tier 1 suppliers and industry bodies, and will feature presentations, round-table discussions and live interactive scenarios. Utility Week Live Birmingham NEC 21-22 May, 2019 www.utilityweeklive.co.uk UWL19, co-located with edie Live, will be dedicated to the solutions that are turning disruption and turbulence into business as usual – the products and services utilities require to function and thrive in a brave new digital world. WWT Water Industry Energy Conference 2019 Birmingham Conference & Events Centre 11 June, 2019 event.wwtonline.co.uk/energy Now in its sixth year, this is the only dedicated event for water industry professionals tasked with managing and generating energy and building sustainability and resilience into their businesses. Global Leakage Summit 2019 Amba Hotel Marble Arch, London 25-26 June, 2019 global-leakage-summit.com Now in its 10th year, the forum offers water company practitioners the opportunity to exchange information on topical case studies and learn about best practice technologies for assessing, monitoring and reducing leakage in their networks. pioneerpump.com +44 (0) 1449 736777 | sales@pioneerpump.co.uk Caption competition: last month's best answers "Oh this would look just splendid in my new rockery" Jamie@twpeng.com "The Employee of the Month reward scheme at United Utilities has certainly gone down the drain" Prakash.Nair@haltd.co.uk "Heigh-Ho, Heigh-Ho, it's off to work we go! With a shovel and pick, we'll remove this quick! Heigh-Ho, Heigh-Ho!" Zack@twpeng.com "To me to you" Eamonn.Mullins@haltd.co.uk "Philosophers Stone not all its 'crapped' up to be" Jacob.Shaw@haltd.co.uk NEW APPOINTMENTS Galliford Try has appointed Graham Prothero as its new chief executive. He succeeds Peter Truscott, who stepped down to join housebuilding company Crest Nicholson. Prothero, who joined Galliford Try as group finance director in 2013, has been tasked with maintaining the company's progress towards the 2021 strategy. Galliford Try also announced that Andrew Duxbury, who joined as group financial controller in March 2012, will replace Prothero as group finance director. "I am tremendously proud and honoured to have been given the chance to lead our great business, and I thank the board for giving me this opportunity," Prothero said. "The outlook for Galliford Try is exciting as we continue our strategy towards 2021 and I am looking forward to working with Andrew, the other executive directors and the board, and continuing to make good progress across all three of our businesses." Urban drainage expert Elliot Gill has joined Stantec's consultancy business in the UK as technical director in support of its accelerated growth within the water sector. Prior to joining Stantec, Gill was a divisional director at Jacobs, providing technical direction to projects and business development activities in Europe and globally.

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