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Andel’s Hotel, Prague, Czech RepublicEnhancing Multinational Logistics Collaboration in Central and Eastern Europe for Regional Collective Defence

The SMi Group Proudly Presents...

DEFENCEDEFENCEDEFENCELOGISTICSLOGISTICSLOGISTICSCENTRAL & EASTERN EUROPECENTRAL & EASTERN EUROPECENTRAL & EASTERN EUROPE

2017

7th - 8th

MARCH

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS: • Leading Military Logisticians from The Czech

Republic, Hungary, Slovakia, Sweden, Norway, Netherlands and Spain confi rmed to attend making this the most senior and focused logistics meeting in the region!

• Key topics to be focused on include: Transportation and Heavy Lift Capability, Logistics Command and Control, Fuel and Energy and Medical Support

• New to this year - a unique focus on NATO activities in the region and how individual nations are working together to support them

• Showcase your industry solutions to leading military decision makers

HOST NATION KEYNOTE SPEAKERS: Major General Zuna, Director Support Division,

Armed Forces of the Czech Republic Brigadier General Bubenik, Surgeon-General,

Armed Forces of the Czech Republic Colonel Jiri Schoen, Deputy Commander Logistics Agency,

Armed Forces of the Czech Republic

REGIONAL EXPERT SPEAKERS: Brigadier General Gacko, Chief of Operations Support Staff,

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Slovak Republic Brigadier General Istvan Barath, Commander for the Logistics

Center, Hungarian Army Brigadier General Arild Dregelid, Head of LOS Programme,

Norwegian Armed Forces Brigadier General Jose Alor, Logistics Brigade Commander,

Spanish Army Brigadier Martin Moore, Head of Logistics Capability,

British Army Colonel James Priest, Deputy Assistant Chief of Staff Operations

Support Army Headquarters, British Army Commodore Marcelle Halle, ACOS J4,

NATO SHAPE Colonel Petrus Joore, Logistics Policy Branch Chief, Logistics

Directorate, EU Military Staff Colonel Gintaras Bagdonas, Director NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence Colonel Olaf Granander, Commanding Offi cer FMLOG,

Swedish Armed Forces Colonel Jan Husak, Director, MLCC Lieutenant Colonel Xander Hartsuiker, Head Section OPLOG,

Royal Netherlands Army Squadron Leader Tony O’Neill, Chief Projects and Plans,

Movement Coordination Centre Europe Squadron Leader Tony O’Neill,

Half Day Post Conference Workshop

Supply Chain Management for the Modern MilitaryHosted by Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Dunn, Principal Consultant, Defence and Security PA Consulting

9th of March 2017, Andel’s Hotel, Prague, Czech Republic 9.00am-12.40pm

Supply Chain Management for the Modern MilitaryHosted by Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Dunn, Principal Consultant, Defence and Security PA Consulting

9th March 2017, Andels Hotel, Prague, Czech Republic 9.00am-12.40pm

Plus Our Post Conference Workshop

Defence Logistics Central & Eastern Europe Day One 7th March 2017 www.defence-logistics.eu

8.00 Conference Registration and Informal Introductions

8.45 Chairman’s Opening Address Colonel Jaroslav Schön, Branch Head,

Logistics Planning and Operations, Logistics Agency, Armed Forces of the Czech Republic

9.00 The Importance of Having a Strong Logistics Network to Enable Military Development

• The importance of logistics to enable the development of military capabilities in any nation

• My own experience on working with logistics • How logistics will continue to play a major role in how the

Czech Armed Forces advance their ability to conduct operations

Major General Jaromir Zuna, Director of Support Division, Czech MoD

9.30 Mechanising Slovakian Supply Units for Mobile Warfare • Improving the mobile capacity of Slovakian logistics

battalions • National experience in light of international transportation

projects • Reducing dependency on ‘eastern’ type of equipment Brigadier General Lubonir Gacko, Chief of Operations

Support Staff, The General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Slovak Republic

10.00 Improving logistic capabilities through Joint Logistics Multinational Project

• Including: Safety Fuel project • Deployment to and through Hungary - Alternatives in regard to the various modes of transport; - The Hungarian transport network and its links to the

Trans-European Network and to the bordering countries; - Plans for the infrastructure development; - Military movement and transportation support possibilities Brigadier Istvan Barath, Commander of the Logistics Centre,

Hungarian Defence Forces

10.30 Morning Coffee and Networking in the Exhibition Area

11.00 The Future of British Military Logistics Through to Final Implementation of Army 2020 Refi ne

• Logistics enablers in a Hybrid Warfare environment • Theatre Level Support: establishing entry points to sustain

deployed combat formations • Rapid response mechanisms to ensure vanguard units are

supplied for the right missions • An overview of the Logistic Assurance Wargame and how

this has readied British Logisticians to support operations in Eastern Europe

Brigadier Martin Moore, Head of Logistics Capabilty, British Army

Colonel James Priest, Deputy Assistant Chief of Staff Operations Support Army Headquarters, British Army

11.30 Session Reserved for Gold Sponsor

12.00 The Czech Armed Forces Logistics Development Concept • Reasons for the Logistics Development Concept review • Main outcomes of the revised logistics concept Colonel Jaroslav Schön, Branch Head, Logistics Planning

and Operations, Logistics Agency, Armed Forces of the Czech Republic

12.30 Networking Lunch

Dear Colleague,

It is with great pleasure that I invite you to participate in The Defence Logistics Central and Eastern Europe conference taking place between the 7th and 8th of March 2017 in Prague in the Czech Republic.

As NATO increases its military presence in the Central and Eastern European region, there needs to be a solid support base in the form of strong logistics capabilities. Deployed troops and host nation forces need to be able to work together and fulfi l specifi c combat service support missions with niche capabilities from logistics C2, fuel support and heavy-lift capacity. As such, the key requirements and priorities for a military’s logistics capability need to be addressed.

There is therefore a need for a high level meeting that brings together senior military leadership, project decision makers and subject matter experts, alongside contractors and cutting edge industry solution providers to share insights into this crucial topic that will enhance the levels of cooperation in supporting collective defence efforts in the Central and Eastern European area. I believe Defence Logistics Central and Eastern Europe is the perfect environment for this collaboration, hence lending my support behind it as chairman.

I would ask you to pay particular attention to your conference agenda which has been put together with great care to give you the very best opportunity to benchmark and learn from subject matter experts relating to nation specifi c logistics capabilities. Only through learning and networking with our peers can we enhance and improve our ideas and execution of military projects. Join us in March 2017 with many other likeminded individuals to ensure you too can benefi t from this unique forum.

Yours Sincerely,

Colonel Jaroslav Schön, Branch Head, Logistics Planning and Operations, Logistics Agency, Armed Forces of the Czech Republic

Major General Zuna, Director Support Division, Armed Forces of the Czech Republic

Brigadier General Bubenik, Surgeon-General, Armed Forces of the Czech Republic

Colonel Jaroslav Schön, Branch Head, Logistics Planning and Operations, Logistics Agency, Armed Forces of the Czech Republic

Brigadier General Gacko, Chief of Operations Support Staff, The General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Slovak Republic

Brigadier General Istvan Barath, Commander for the Logistics Center, Hungarian Army

Brigadier General Arild Dregelid, Head of LOS Programme, Norwegian Armed Forces

Brigadier General Jose Alor, Logistics Brigade Commander, Spanish Army

Brigadier Martin Moore, Head of Logistics Capability, British Army


Commodore Marcelle Halle, ACOS J4, NATO SHAPE

Colonel Petrus Joore, Logistics Policy Branch Chief, Logistics Directorate, EU Military Staff

Colonel Gintaras Bagdonas, Director, NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence

Colonel Olaf Granander, Commanding Offi cer FMLOG, Swedish Armed Forces

Colonel Jan Husak, Director, MLCC

Lieutenant Colonel Xander Hartsuiker, Head Section OPLOG, Royal Netherlands Army

Squadron Leader Tony O’Neill, Chief Projects and Plans, Movement Coordination Centre Europe

Our Unrivalled Senior Military Speaker Line Up:

Register online at www.defence-logistics.eu

“The speakers are senior logistics experts carefully chosen to represent their nations on this important subject and it will be a pleasure to be able to meet with this distinguished group”

Colonel Jiri Schoen, Deputy Commander Logistics Agency, Armed Forces of the Czech Republic

Defence Logistics Central & Eastern Europe www.defence-logistics.eu


Workshop Overview:Nations in the Central and Eastern European region are going through an intensive phase of modernisation to meet NATO standards and transform equipment support. Acquiring, maintaining and supplying the equipment needs to be managed effectively in order to provide the best quality service to support the military community. In order to improve the supply and sustainment of modern forces new ways of managing fl eets and stockpiles of military inventory need to be implemented, technology and innovation embraced and industry best practice harnessed to underpin military capability in the most effective and effi cient manner.

Drawing on his extensive experience in support chain management, Brigadier (Retd) Mark Dunn will guide you through how to enhance support chain management to deliver the best resources for armed forces in the region and will explore innovative solutions to the biggest challenges in managing the supply chain.

About the Workshop Leader:Mark brings 38 years Army career experience to the Defence and Security team in PA Consulting. He has held senior leadership and management posts on high tempo operations, support chain and logistics, international collaboration, transformation

and change. As a member of a wide range of executive boards, he has a record of achievement in leadership and direction, strategic planning, cost reduction programmes and talent management. He operates effectively in a constant ‘change environment’ leading and managing teams to successful outcomes. An excellent communicator and ambassador, he has held key engagement roles and spoken at international conferences, often in a UK Defence Engagement role.

About the Organisation:PA have been working at the forefront of Defence and Security for over 70 years delivering exceptional results and lasting impact for our clients.

Defence and security communities face signifi cant challenges and a period of unprecedented transformational change. Rapidly changing operational commitments, programme performance and organisational effectiveness are all on leaders’ minds. Emerging threats create ever greater demands, yet budgets are severely constrained. With these challenges comes huge opportunity. New technologies, relationships, ways of working and organisational structures will enable defence and security organisations to meet, and beat, the expectations placed upon them.

Our services focus across three key areas:

• Technology and Innovation: - Product development - Innovation and Technology strategy - Science and Technology development• Business Transformation: - Strategy consulting - Programme transformation - Project assurance• Information Technology: - Business design - Digital solutions

We work closely with our clients to bring them the right team, unconstrained by conventional thinking, to deliver exceptional results with lasting impact.

9.00 Registration and Coffee

9.30 Data and its Management. Demand Forecasting v Military Risk

10.10 Modern Support Chain management Solutions (Control Towers, Technology and innovation, industry standard practices)

10.50 Morning Coffee

11.20 Performance Measurement and management and a culture of continuous improvement

12.00 Support options – Contracting for capability

12.40 Closing Remarks and End of Workshop

Defence Logistics Central & Eastern Europe www.defence-logistics.eu Day Two 8th March 2017

Defence Logistics Central & Eastern Europe Day One 7th March 2017 www.defence-logistics.eu

Alternatively fax your registration to +44 (0)870 9090 712 or call +44 (0)870 9090 711

8.00 Conference Registration and Informal Introductions

8.45 Chairman’s Opening Address Colonel Jaroslav Schön, Branch Head,

Logistics Planning and Operations, Logistics Agency, Armed Forces of the Czech Republic

9.00 The Importance of Having a Strong Logistics Network to Enable Military Development

• The importance of logistics to enable the development of military capabilities in any nation

• My own experience on working with logistics • How logistics will continue to play a major role in how the

Czech Armed Forces advance their ability to conduct operations

Major General Jaromir Zuna, Director of Support Division, Czech MoD

9.30 Mechanising Slovakian Supply Units for Mobile Warfare • Improving the mobile capacity of Slovakian logistics

battalions • National experience in light of international transportation

projects • Reducing dependency on ‘eastern’ type of equipment Brigadier General Lubonir Gacko, Chief of Operations

Support Staff, The General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Slovak Republic

10.00 Improving logistic capabilities through Joint Logistics Multinational Project

• Including: Safety Fuel project • Deployment to and through Hungary - Alternatives in regard to the various modes of transport; - The Hungarian transport network and its links to the

Trans-European Network and to the bordering countries; - Plans for the infrastructure development; - Military movement and transportation support possibilities Brigadier Istvan Barath, Commander of the Logistics Centre,

Hungarian Defence Forces


11.00 The Future of British Military Logistics Through to Final Implementation of Army 2020 Refine

• Logistics enablers in a Hybrid Warfare environment • Theatre Level Support: establishing entry points to sustain

deployed combat formations • Rapid response mechanisms to ensure vanguard units are

supplied for the right missions • An overview of the Logistic Assurance Wargame and how

this has readied British Logisticians to support operations in Eastern Europe

Brigadier Martin Moore, Head of Logistics Capabilty, British Army


11.30 Session Reserved for Gold Sponsor

12.00 The Czech Armed Forces Logistics Development Concept • Reasons for the Logistics Development Concept review • Main outcomes of the revised logistics concept Colonel Jaroslav Schön, Branch Head, Logistics Planning

and Operations, Logistics Agency, Armed Forces of the Czech Republic


1.30 Panel Discussion: The Benefits Collective Logistics

for the Central European Region

• Filling national gaps through capability sharing

• Integrating command and control for more efficient

running of support operations

• Creating a force structure compatible with wider regional

and international militaries

Colonel Jaroslav Schön, Branch Head, Logistics Planning

and Operations, Logistics Agency, Armed Forces of the

Czech Republic


Brigadier General Lubonir Gacko, Chief of Operations

Support Staff, The General Staff of the Armed Forces of the

Slovak Republic

Brigadier General Istvan Barath, Commander of the Logistics

Centre, Hungarian Defence Forces

2.00 Session Reserved for Event Sponsor

2.30 The Czech Armed Forces Approach to Medical Support

• Optimising medical support to national and international

forces

• Improving the integration of foreign forces into a

multinational medical support group

• Overcoming challenges to medical assistance on

operations

Brigadier General Zoltan Bubenik, Director of the Military

Medical Agency, Czech Armed Forces

3.00 Afternoon Tea and Networking in the Exhibition Area

3.30 The Swedish Approach to Defence Logistics Command and

Control

• IT Resources optimising demand forecasting for Swedish

Armed Forces deployments

• Transportation tracking for timely updates during operations

and exercises

• Enabling effective mission planning through stock

management and equipment archiving

Colonel Olof Granander, Commander of Armed Forces

Logistics, FMLOG

4.00 The Logistic Concept of the Royal Netherlands Army

• Fore preparation in logistics units

• Dutch participation in enhanced Force Presence in the

Central and Eastern European Region

• Trends in the field of supply, transport and services: from

smart enabler to lean and sustainable enabler

Lieutenant Colonel Xander Hartsuiker, Head Section OPLOG,

Royal Netherlands Army

4.30 Closing Remarks End of Conference Day One

8.00 Morning Registration and Coffee

8.45 Chairman’s Opening Address



Czech Republic

9.00 How the LOS Programme Will Develop and Enhance the

Logistics Capability of the Norwegian Armed Forces

• Conclusions from MOD “White paper” on enhancing

logistics capabilities

• Improving efficiency to support combat units

• Considering reorganisation initiatives to improve the

process of logistics service delivery

Brigadier General Arild Dregelid, Commander LOS

Programme, Norwegian Armed Forces

9.30 IT Support and Heavy Lift Requirements to Manage to

Transportation of Spanish Troops for NRF 16

• The Spanish operational experience in the lead of VHJTF.

The challenge of synchronising multinational deployments

• JLSG lessons learned and the need of a multinational

logistics structure

• Integration of logistics capabilities via Host Nation Support.

Limits of HNS and contractors support Spanish logistics

working in net

• Logistics HQ in support of a LCC and sustainment planning

process

Brigadier General Jose Luis Sanchez Alor, Commander

Logistics Brigade, Spanish Army


10.30 Increasing the MLCC’s Ability to Support Regional Defence

Efforts

• Developing a concept of a Multinational Deployable

Ammunition Depot for fast delivery of ammunition to front

line troops

• Planning effective logistical operations to meet the

demands of all member nations

• Preparing for Capable Logistician 19 - what we hope to

achieve



11.30 NATO SHAPE: The Alliance’s logistic challenges in light of the

renewed focus on Collective Defence

• Ensuring the correct construct to effectively deliver on

requirements

• The balance between national and collective solutions

• Adapting to a changing environment

Commodore Marcel Halle, Assistant Chief of Staff J4,

NATO SHAPE


*Subject to Final Confirmation

Our Unrivalled Senior Military Speaker Line Up:


“The speakers are senior logistics experts carefully chosen to represent their nations on this important subject and it will be a pleasure to be able to meet with this distinguished group”

Colonel Jiri Schoen, Deputy Commander Logistics Agency, Armed Forces of the Czech Republic



Defence Logistics Central & Eastern Europe www.defence-logistics.eu Day Two 8th March 2017

Alternatively fax your registration to +44 (0)870 9090 712 or call +44 (0)870 9090 711

8.00 Morning Registration and Coffee

8.45 Chairman’s Opening Address



Czech Republic

9.00 How the LOS Programme Will Develop and Enhance the

Logistics Capability of the Norwegian Armed Forces

• Conclusions from MOD “White paper” on enhancing

logistics capabilities

• Improving effi ciency to support combat units

• Considering reorganisation initiatives to improve the

process of logistics service delivery

Brigadier General Arild Dregelid, Commander LOS

Programme, Norwegian Armed Forces

9.30 IT Support and Heavy Lift Requirements to Manage to

Transportation of Spanish Troops for NRF 16

• The Spanish operational experience in the lead of VHJTF.

The challenge of synchronising multinational deployments

• JLSG lessons learned and the need of a multinational

logistics structure

• Integration of logistics capabilities via Host Nation Support.

Limits of HNS and contractors support Spanish logistics

working in net

• Logistics HQ in support of a LCC and sustainment planning

process




10.30 Increasing the MLCC’s Ability to Support Regional Defence

Efforts

• Developing a concept of a Multinational Deployable

Ammunition Depot for fast delivery of ammunition to front

line troops

• Planning effective logistical operations to meet the

demands of all member nations

• Preparing for Capable Logistician 19 - what we hope to

achieve



11.30 NATO SHAPE: The Alliance’s logistic challenges in light of the

renewed focus on Collective Defence

• Ensuring the correct construct to effectively deliver on

requirements

• The balance between national and collective solutions

• Adapting to a changing environment

Commodore Marcel Halle, Assistant Chief of Staff J4,

NATO SHAPE


1.00 Deploying and sustaining EU military operations and missions

• The EU Common Security Defence Policy (CSDP)

• An overview of the current CSDP military operations and

missions

• Multinational logistics: constraints, challenges, risks and

opportunities

• Fostering deeper cooperation and make best use of

multinational platforms

• From multinational to integrated logistics?

Colonel Petrus Joore, Logistics Policy Branch Chief, Logistics

Directorate, EEAS, Belgium


2.00 Panel Discussion: Logistical Support to the

NATO Very High-Readiness Joint Task Force

• High alert movement control to direct forces and

equipment immediately after an order to deploy

• Creating maintenance protocals to ensure equipment is

rapidly deployable

• Initial entry point establishment and follow-on depot

management for continuous sustainment once the VHJTF

has moved out



Czech Republic

Commodore Marcel Halle, Assistant Chief of Staff J4, NATO SHAPE

Brigadier Martin Moore, Head of Logistics Capability, British Army



2.30 Afternoon Tea and Networking in the Exhibition Area

3.00 Smarter Energy Solutions for Future Battlefi elds

• Reducing the logistics footprint: Shrinking fuel demands

with alternative solutions

• Creating effi cient energy grids for forward bases

• A look to future concepts and how they will enable

combat commanders to utilise forces more effi ciently

Colonel Gintaras Bagdonas, Director, NATO Energy Security

Centre of Excellence

3.30 Movement Coordination Centre Europe’s Approach to

Defence Logistics

• Heavy Lift contracting support to member nations

• Reducing national burden through capability sharing

to deliver troops and supplies in operations

• Partnering with private industry to provide niche services

to European armed forces

Squadron Leader Tony O’Neil, Chief Projects and Planning,

Movement Coordination Centre Europe

4.00 Closing Remarks and End of Conference Day Two

*Subject to Final Confi rmation


Squadron Leader Tony O’Neil,

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The participants of Defence Logistics Central and Eastern Europe will cover all aspects of the logistics cycle from demand forecasting all the way to transportation and maintenance services. The speakers and invited participants will be carefully selected to bring together leading military logisticians with active priorities for particular logistics capabilities. It will ensure that as well as military leaders, the OEMS and prime contractors participate. We will also make sure that the very latest innovative solution providers will be present to share their services with a captive audience all looking to advance their sustainment programmes.

The audience will include, but not be limited to:

• Commanding Officers of Armed Forces Logistics• Commanders of Support• Heads of Logistics Capability• Heads of Plans and Policy• Movement Control Experts • Commander of Logistics Centers• Supply Demand Forecast Officers• Logistics C2 Commanders

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