PRODRIVER CONGRESS JULY 19TH 2016 BATH ROAD HEATHROW
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You are invited to the following event:ProDriver Congress July 19th 2016 Bath Road Heathrow
Event to be held at the following time, date and location:
Tuesday, 19 July 2016 from 10:00 to 16:00 (BST)
Renaissance London Heathrow Hotel
Bath Road
TW6 2AQ Hounslow
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A one-day conference aimed at bringing into focus the threats and opportunities that face private hire and chauffeur operators in London.
The conference is FREE to attend for licensed private hire and chauffeur operators only.
Non-qualifying delegates can reserve a ticket for £240 (excluding VAT).
The conference programme will run from 10.00 to 14.00. A buffet lunch and refreshments will be provided, along with car parking for registered delegates.
For the full list of speakers and sessions please go to our web site.
Seminars:
Harnessing technology to compete with Uber
Uber has based its success on its app, but it doesn’t have a monopoly of the technology. How can technology help you compete? How do apps, integrated booking systems, aggregators and comparison services help level the playing field?
Panel session
Mike Galvin Addison Lee
Daniel Ishag Karhoo
Paul Ragan Veezu
Safa Alkateb Autocab
Paul Lacey Haulmont/Sherlock
Strategies to combat Uber
The rise of Uber how does it affect the private hire and chauffeur sector, and how should operators respond? Is consolidation the way ahead? Can bigger fleets offer a better service? Outside London, Veezu is leading the consolidation. In London, the big fleets are getting bigger too. Is there still a place for the smaller operator?
Keynote address
Dominick Moxon-Tritsch Addison Lee
Panel session
Dominick Moxon-Tritsch Addison Lee
Duncan Blackett iRide
Daniel Ishag Karhoo
Paul Ragan Veezu
Jackie Fletcher Spotty Cars
Safa Alkateb Autocab
New rules, new mayor – is Transport for London giving us the regulation we deserve?
Sadiq Khan is the new mayor – what is that likely to mean for the taxi and private hire sector in London? Will the new Mayor seek to protect the Black Cabs, and limit the expansion of Uber? And will the established operators be caught in the crossfire? TfL has backed away from some of its more controversial proposals, but some potentially unworkable proposals remain – notably the Zero-Emissions Capability requirement. How realistic or workable is this?
Panel session
Dominick Moxon-Tritsch Addison Lee
Selwyn Cooper Volvo
Alistair Clarke eConnect Cars
Will Senior iChauffeur
Duncan Blackett iRide
Heathrow Airport
Heathrow airport is looking to expand. But there is a continued failure to recognise the role of the private hire sector in delivering high-value customers to the airport. What can be done to make a better environment for operators engaged in airport work? Will the new private hire car parking area help operators, or is it just an attempt to get Uber cars off the streets around the airport?
Panel session
Theo Panayi Heathrow Airport
Mike Galvin Addison Lee
Steve Garelick GMB Union
- Mark Bursa
Professional Driver Magazine
Congress Chair
- Alistair Clarke
e-Connect Cars
Managing Director
- Daniel Ishag
Karhoo
CEO
- Dominick Moxon-Tritsch
Addison Lee
Director at Policy Matters
- Duncan Blackett
iRide
CEO
- Graeme Whiting
Catalina
Managing Director
- Jackie Fletcher
Spotty Cars
Owner
- Matt Borland
Magenta
Sales Director
- Mike Galvin
Addison Lee
Managing Director
- Paul Lacey
Sherlock
Director
- Paul Ragan
Veezu
CEO
- Safa Alkateb
Autocab
Managing Director
- Will Senior
iChauffeur
Director
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PRODRIVER CONGRESS JULY 19TH 2016 BATH ROAD HEATHROW
