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 ALAN CRANE
Alan has spent 38 years in the construction industry, including Chief executive
appointments with Bovis International, Travers Morgan Consulting Group and Christiani
& Nielsen Group. He has had responsibility for a wide range of major projects
including the development and construction of Canary Wharf, and Eurodisney.
JOHN WRIGHT
As Chairman of the Construction Industry Council’s Partnering task force
and President of the ACA during PPC2000’s development, John has been at the
centre of the development of the PPC2000 Contract from its inception. His own
practice FM Modern Design now utilises the Partnering process and the PPC2000
Contract almost exclusively.
DAVID MOSEY
David Mosey is author of PPC2000, co-author of SPC2000 and a leading adviser on
project partnering and strategic procurement. He heads a team who have advised
on more than 80 partnered projects of values ranging from £250,000 to £300m
in both the public and private sectors. David also drafted the Heads of Terms
for the Construction Industry Council Guide to Project Team Partnering.
DAVID BROWN
After graduating in civil engineering from Southampton University, David Brown
worked in the construction industry for both contractors and consultants. He returned
to the University to undertake research into construction and was appointed lecturer
in Business Process Reengineering And Agile Manufacturing by the Vice Chancellor’s
special initiative. His research has resulted in the publication of ‘Selecting
The Team and Working Together: Tools for an Integrated Supply Chain’.
MIKE RILEY
In the last seven years Mike Riley has obtained more than £1.2 million of
research funding, always with industrial partners to create a more collaborative
way of working. Mike has co-authored some 80 publications to date and has organised
or chaired conferences throughout the world. He is co-author of three Construction
Industry Council handbooks to support Partnering and has DTI funds to research
the partnering adviser role, working with the Association of Consultant Architects.
JAMES DICKSON
James Dickson has been a Partner in Brechin Tindal Oatts' commercial property
department since 1997. He advises on property, construction and funding issues
for a range of clients, including leisure operators, housing associations, developers,
landowners, banks and retailers. He has wide experience in the procurement issues
arising from housing stock transfers and has also recently been involved in the
funding of alternative energy schemes.
DAVID PEARSON
David has over 25 years’ experience in the construction industry, having
worked for a large regional contractor, a national housing association and, for
the last 13 years, as a Partner and latterly Managing Partner of Elliott Associates,
a regional quantity surveying practice serving local and national clients, principally
in the housing and hotel/leisure sectors. David is an active member of the CIOB
and is currently vice chairman of its CBC board.
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