NETLIPSE Network & Special Interest Groups Pau Lian Staal NWM Vilnius, 18 th May 2010

NETLIPSE Network (1)  Magazines:  Magazine #7  Magazine #8 due October  Brochure  Network Meetings :  17-18th May 2010, Vilnius  27-28th September 2010, Vienna

NETLIPSE Network (2)  Presentations/workshops:  October 2009, Stuart Baker, TEN-T Days (Napels)  October 2009, Dirk Lauwers, International conference Science & Practice (Sofia)  November 2009, Pau Lian Staal, Marcel Hertogh, Lecture University of Ghent  November 2009, Stuart Baker, Major Projects Association (London)  January 2010, Tony Francis, Marcel Hertogh, TEN-T Project Management Workshop, Plenary presentation (Brussels)  Informal meetings

NETLIPSE Network (2)  Special Interest Groups  Business Cases  Issue Manager: Matt Dillon  Secretary: Joost van Blokland  Stakeholder Management  Issue Manager: Pau Lian Staal  Secretary: Tony Francis  Procurement & Contracting  Issue Manager: Prof. Konrad Spang  Secretary: Rob de Jong  Project Management  Issue Manager: Prof. Brane Semolic  Secretary: you?

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NETLIPSE Special Interest Groups  Purpose: to develop and disseminate knowledge of a specific NETLIPSE project management topic in order to:  further professionalise infrastructure project management  exchange and develop knowledge  provide input for the development of the IPAT and training programmes  promote NETLIPSE as the European platform for infrastructure project management  Each Special Interest Group is coordinated by an SIG-Manager, appointed by the Supervisory Board.

NETLIPSE Special Interest Groups (2)  How SIG’s can exchange and develop knowledge:  Regular SIG meetings  Workshops a/o conferences  Publications  Interactive use of a closed section of the website  Profiles and people finder (LinkedIn/Hyves/IPMA Ning)  Library  Discussions  Etc.  Provide input for training programmes

SIG Goals for Today  Participate actively in one of the SIG working sessions  Decide if you would like to join a group or lead a group  Let us know your thoughts (on the thought cards)

SIG Working Session 12:45 – 14:30  1: This room: Planning for Green Shoots: Building a Business Case for Post-Recession Investment in Projects  Matt Dillon  2: Room in the corner 1st floor (out the door, to the left) Results from the Procurement & Contracting session and future topics  Stefan Riemann  Rob de Jong  Leendert Bouter  3: Room 1302: Models and challenges for Stakeholder Management translated to future SIG activities  Dr. Frank Wadenpohl  Pau Lian Staal  Presentation of workshop results at 14:30