24 MAR
2021

FUTURE ROLES & SERVICES FOR CONSULTANTS
WEBINAR

FUTURE ROLES AND SERVICES FOR CONSULTANTS

ACE’s Future of Consultancy themed webinars return with a new series exploring the changing face of the industry.

The virtual events include episodes on future risk, delivery models, pricing, roles and services, and are designed to not only provoke discussion and debate, but provide attendees with a firmer grasp of an ever-changing business landscape.

With the publication of the Construction Playbook and in advance of the expected launch of the Construction Innovation Hub’s Value Toolkit – both ‘game-changers’ in their own rights – there has never been a better time to explore the potential for new ways of delivering and working.

Joining your host, ACE’s chief executive Hannah Vickers, will be a range of industry thought leaders from the Cabinet Office, CECA, and the Construction Innovation Hub (CIH). Prominent guests from ACE members including Arcadis, Arup, Buro Happold and WSP in the UK also join to share their experiences and insight, with more TBA soon.

Future roles and services for consultancies
Andy Clarke (Costain), Barrie Sharp (Crofton), Neil Thompson (Atkins) and Paul Tremble (WSP in the UK, chair of ACE's Future Markets) explore the future roles consultancies will play as the partner of choice along the lifecycle of an asset.

This webinar will take place on Wednesday 24 March 2021 from 1.30pm to 2.30pm.

Speakers

Andy Clarke

Costain

Borders & Aviation Client Director

Barrie Sharp

Crofton

Head of Digital

Neil Thompson

Centre for Digital Built Britain

Director of Digital, Atkins

Paul Tremble

WSP in the UK

Chief Strategy Officer

Hannah Vickers

Mace

Chief of Staff, Mace

You may also be interested in the other episodes of this vital webinar series, which are free to attend for members and non-members alike:

Future roles and services for contractors – Tuesday 13 April, 12.00pm
Alasdair Reisner (CECA), Sue Kershaw (Costain) and Tim Bowen (Keltbray) joins Craig Huntbatch, ACE's Vice Chair (Future of Consultancy) to discuss what the future roles and services mean to contractors, how they will interact with a new offering from consultants and what it all means for clients and other stakeholders.