1 May 2017

Meet the NAG at the Segment Meetings

This year, on May the 17th, the General Assembly takes place at NLR in Amsterdam. The newly renovated building lends itself well for the Assembly.

Just like previous Assemblies, we offer you the opportunity to discuss current topics with colleagues within your segment. These segment meetings will last 90 minutes and provide an open arena for exchange of thoughts in an inspiring set-up. If issues of specific interest come up during the discussions, NAG can plan for additional meetings to continue the discussion.

AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT & INFRASTRUCTURE, Louis Aartman
What will impact the current business models of the Airport companies?
This meeting will provide you with a chance to strengthen your ties with the other members. Members are invited to share their recent insights, experiences, achievements and current projects. In addition, we would like to let you think about what will impact the current business models from member companies of the NAG. To do so, we have invited Louis Aartman to lead the discussion and three innovative managers of Dutch regional Airports.

AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE, René van Doorn
How can we secure the future for MRO activities in The Netherlands?
We will discuss the trends in availability of qualified personnel, European level playing field and regulations for the MRO sector. This goes for Aircraft MRO but also for components maintenance. Can technology development help us to maintain a growing MRO sector in The Netherlands which is currently around 2 Billion Euro’s annually? All these subjects will be discussed with the support of a forum existing of specialists from Aircraft MRO, Engines MRO, Components MRO and education and training. The CvBLO has recently conducted a study about required personnel for the coming years. During this session the CvBLO will unveil the first results of this study.

AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURING, Jan Verbeek
Earning money with innovation: do’s & don’ts.
The purpose of this meeting is to raise awareness of the possibilities within the EU and the Netherlands and programs for R&D and innovation-projects support. Pim Kat, Technobis Fibre Technologies, is going to talk about the best practices to use EU-instruments in a smarter way and become an Airbus technology supplier. Pim Kat is going to lead the public into a discussion, under the moderation of Jan Verbeek, a NAG Board member, towards raising awareness of the Dutch supply chain to keep up with innovation in order to hold and/or improve its supply chain position as a co-creator, not as a ’build-to-print’ low cost supplier.

We will suggest your participation in one of the Segments which matches your companies main activity. However you may change during the event. If there is interest from your company to participate in multiple sessions, feel free to sign up your colleagues.

You will receive additional documents, information about the location and directions soon.

REGISTRATION
Please contact Lotte Duvekot if more information is required.
E: lotte.duvekot@nag.aero or T: +31 (0)88 1976 100.