SMi Group's 2nd annual SETAF 2016 event moves to London next March

1. 14th-15th
MARCH
2016
LONDON
S E T A F 2 0 1 6
Holiday Inn Kensington Forum, London, UK
Optimising Soldier Equipment Strategies Through Focused Discussions and Networking
#SETAF
@SMiGroupDefence
BENEFITS OF ATTENDING:
l Play a direct role in the only discussion based
forum for the soldier community, helping
advance dismounted capabilities through
knowledge exchange and debate. At SETAF
there are no attendees, only participants!
l Senior military representation from those at
the forefront of dismounted capability,
including the United States, UK and Germany
l Hear technical expertise and insight from
those at the forefront of industry, including
BAE Systems, Rheinmetall Defence Electronics,
Sagem and Thales
l Hear direct operational feedback and how
these developments are influencing the
soldier modernisation process
l Take advantage of over 20 hours of informal
networking - more than any other soldier
systems meeting in 2016!
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CONFERENCE CHAIRMAN:
Colonel (ret) Richard Hansen, Former Programme
Manager, Soldier Warrior, PEO Soldier, US Army, United States
SENIOR MILITARY EXPERTS:
Lieutenant Colonel Rob O’Connor, Commanding Officer,
Infantry Trials and Development Unit, British Army, UK
Lieutenant Colonel Iain Moodie, SO1 Dismounted Close
Combat, Capability Directorate, British Army, UK
Squadron Leader Dan Roberts, Surveillance and Target
Acquisition, Capability Directorate, British Army HQ, UK
Lieutenant Colonel Toby Lyle, SO1 Tactical
Communications and Information Systems,
British Army Headquarters, UK
Lieutenant Colonel Andrew McNulty, Branch Head,
Maneuver Branch, Capabilities Development
Directorate, Combat Development and Integration,
USMC, United States
Lieutenant Colonel John Vest, Chief of the Soldier Branch,
Maneuver, Aviation, Soldier Division, Army Capabilities
Integration Centre, TRADOC, United States
Major Magnus Hallberg, Product Manager, Personal
Protection and Equipment, Swedish Armed Forces,
Sweden (sfc)
Mr Jonathan Russell, Principal Scientist,
Platform Systems Division, DSTL, UK
Dr Darren Browning, Capability Lead, Power Sources
Team, Platform Systems Division, DSTL, UK
Dr Carsten Cremers, Group Leader Fuel Cells, Applied
Electro-Chemistry, Fraunhofer Institute for Chemical
Technology, Germany
Mr Derek Riezebos, Technical Specialist, DNV GL Energy,
Netherlands (sfc)
INDUSTRY LEADERS
Mr Olaf Aul, Head of Systems Engineering, Mission
Equipment, Rheinmetall Defence Electronics, Germany
Mr John Foley, Thales Soldier Systems Technical Expert,
Land and Air, Thales, UK
Mr Patrick Curlier, VP Sales & Marketing, Airland
Digitization, Sagem Optronics and Defence Division,
Sagem/Safran, France
Mr Richard Cross, Head of Engineering for Soldier Systems,
BAE Systems, UK
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Half Day Post Conference Workshop
Mastering Soldier Programme
Management: Defining Requirements
and Optimising Acquisitions
Hosted By Colonel (ret) Richard Hansen, Former
Programme Manager, Soldier Warrior, PEO Soldier, US
Army, United States
16th March 2016,
Holiday Inn Kensington Forum, London
9.00am-12.30pm

2. Register online at: www.setaf.org • Alternatively fax your
Soldier Equipment and Technology Advancement Forum 2016
www.setaf.org
Dear Colleague,
It is with great pleasure that I invite you to participate in the
2nd annual Soldier Equipment and Technology
Advancement Forum (SETAF) 2016, taking place from the
14th to the 15th of March in London.
The dismounted soldier remains at the forefront of any
effective ground based operation and is called upon
again and again in a wide range of operational and
peacekeeping environments. It is with these growing and
evolving mission sets that soldier modernisation
programme managers find themselves having to
re-think and constantly improve capability and
equipment.
With a recent acceleration in available technology, the
capacity for development holds more potential than ever,
and the collaboration needed between military and
industry remains increasingly important.
Through focused networking and discussion of the assets
that can increase mission effectiveness, the Soldier
Equipment and Technology Advancement Forum shall
bring together key stake holders from across the
community, to help the soldier of today and tomorrow
advance.
I would ask you to pay particular attention to our
conference agenda, which has been put together with
great care to ensure the very best opportunities to bench
mark and learn from subject matter experts, discussing
and explaining the technologies and operational doctrine
central to the effectiveness of the dismounted soldier.
Only by sharing ideas through the medium of networking
can we develop and enhance our approach and
solutions to military programmes. I urge you to join us on
conference day, to benefit from this unique forum.
Yours Sincerely,
Colonel (ret) Richard Hansen, Former
Programme Manager, Soldier Warrior,
PEO Soldier, US Army, United States
Half Day Post Conference Workshop
Mastering Soldier Programme Management: Defining Requirements and Optimising Acquisitions
Hosted By Colonel (ret) Richard Hansen, Former Programme Manager, Soldier Warrior, PEO Soldier, US Army, United States
16th March 2016, Holiday Inn Kensington Forum, London 9.00am-12.30pm
As defence technology accelerates and new capability becomes available to the
dismounted soldier, programme managers must make considered decisions when
procuring and integrating new equipment into their respective systems.
Modern soldier programme managers face an array of day to day challenges. Whether
this be working with R&D departments to define what is possible for the soldier, right
through to managing procurement and the financials behind the programme. This
workshop will share the US Army experiences right up to the modern day on how to
effectively manage large soldier system procurements.
Drawing on his extensive experience as Former Programme Manager for PEO Soldier,
Soldier Warrior, Colonel (ret) Richard Hansen will share his knowledge of programme
management from acquisition to integration, addressing many of the challenges and
successes associated with contemporary soldier modernisation projects.
Former Program Manager, Soldier Warrior, PEO Soldier, US Army COL(R) Hansen spent
26 years in the US Army in both the war fighting and acquisition fields. He held various
command and staff positions in self-propelled, towed, and airborne artillery units and fire
support elements. His research, development, and acquisition experience includes various
assignments as a product, project, or program manager in electric guns, armored
vehicles, and precision guided munitions. In his last 4 years of service as the Project
Manager for Soldier Warrior, he was responsible for weapons, clothing, and equipment for
aviation crewmen (Air Warrior), dismounted Soldiers (Land Warrior, Ground Soldier
Ensemble), and vehicle crewmen (Mounted Soldier).
Workshop Agenda
9.00 Registration and Informal Networking
9.30 Assessing the modern day duties of a soldier
programme manager
10.00 Working with R&D departments to define
capability for current and future soldiers
10.30 Coffee and Refreshment Break
11.00 Strategies for the creation of modular soldier
11.30 Managing budgets and financial reporting
upwards
12.00 Working with international partners to deliver joint
capability
12.30 End of SETAF Workshop
CONFERENCE CHAIRMAN:
Colonel (ret) Richard Hansen, Former Programme
Manager, Soldier Warrior, PEO Soldier, US Army, United States
SENIOR MILITARY EXPERTS:
Lieutenant Colonel Rob O’Connor, Commanding Officer,
Infantry Trials and Development Unit, British Army, UK
Lieutenant Colonel Iain Moodie, SO1 Dismounted Close
Combat, Capability Directorate, British Army, UK
Squadron Leader Dan Roberts, Surveillance and Target
Acquisition, Capability Directorate, British Army HQ, UK
Lieutenant Colonel Toby Lyle, SO1 Tactical
Communications and Information Systems,
British Army Headquarters, UK
Lieutenant Colonel Andrew McNulty, Branch Head,
Maneuver Branch, Capabilities Development
Directorate, Combat Development and Integration,
USMC, United States
Lieutenant Colonel John Vest, Chief of the Soldier Branch,
Maneuver, Aviation, Soldier Division, Army Capabilities
Integration Centre, TRADOC, United States
Major Magnus Hallberg, Product Manager, Personal
Protection and Equipment, Swedish Armed Forces,
Sweden (sfc)
Mr Jonathan Russell, Principal Scientist,
Platform Systems Division, DSTL, UK
Dr Darren Browning, Capability Lead, Power Sources
Team, Platform Systems Division, DSTL, UK
Dr Carsten Cremers, Group Leader Fuel Cells, Applied
Electro-Chemistry, Fraunhofer Institute for Chemical
Technology, Germany
Mr Derek Riezebos, Technical Specialist, DNV GL Energy,
Netherlands (sfc)
INDUSTRY LEADERS
Mr Olaf Aul, Head of Systems Engineering, Mission
Equipment, Rheinmetall Defence Electronics, Germany
Mr John Foley, Thales Soldier Systems Technical Expert,
Land and Air, Thales, UK
Mr Patrick Curlier, VP Sales & Marketing, Airland
Digitization, Sagem Optronics and Defence Division,
Sagem/Safran, France
Mr Richard Cross, Head of Engineering for Soldier Systems,
BAE Systems, UK

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Day One | Monday 14th March 2016
8.00 Registration and Coffee
8.30 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Colonel (ret) Richard Hansen, Former Programme Manager, Soldier
Warrior, PEO Soldier, US Army, United States
8.45 An Update on Plans for Dismounted Close Combat Modernisation 2025
Lieutenant Colonel Iain Moodie, SO1 Dismounted Close Combat,
Capability Directorate, British Army, UK
9.15 Evaluating the Benefit of COTS over Independently Developed Soldier
Systems
PANELISTS:
Lieutenant Colonel Rob O’Connor, Commanding Officer, Infantry Trials
and Development Unit, British Army, UK
Lieutenant Colonel Andrew McNulty, Branch Head, Maneuver Branch,
Capabilities Development Directorate, Combat Development and
Integration, USMC, United States
Lieutenant Colonel Iain Moodie, SO1 Dismounted Close Combat,
Capability Directorate, British Army, UK
Lieutenant Colonel (Rtd) Matthew Dooley, Former Head of the US Army
Lethality Branch, Senior Consultant, Advanced Technologies, John H.
Northrop and Associates, United States
Colonel (ret) Richard Hansen, Former Programme Manager, Soldier
Warrior, PEO Soldier, US Army, United States
9.45 Keynote Presentation-Reserved For Lead Sponsor
10.15 Showcasing the Latest Industry Development in Soldier Equipment and
Technology
PANELISTS:
Mr. Olaf Aul, Head of Systems Engineering, Mission Equipment, Rheinmetall
Defence Electronics, Germany
Mr Richard Cross, Head of Engineering for Soldier Systems,
BAE Systems, UK
Mr. Patrick Curlier, VP Sales & Marketing, Airland Digitization, Sagem
Optronics and Defence Division, Sagem/Safran, France
Mr John Foley, Thales Soldier Systems Technical Expert, Land and Air,
Thales, UK
10.45 Morning Coffee and Networking In Exhibition Area
11.15 Discussion Groups - Night Vision
Evaluating the Latest Night Vision
Technologies Available to the
Dismounted Soldier
Discussion Group Leaders
Mr. Patrick Curlier, VP Sales &
Marketing, Airland Digitization,
Sagem Optronics & Defence
Division, SAGEM/SAFRAN, France
Squadron Leader Dan Roberts,
Surveillance and Target
Acquisition, Capability
Directorate, British Army HQ, UK
12.15 Applications and Features for
the Future Soldier’s Night Vision
Equipment: Means of Greater
Integration with Weapon Systems
and the Wider Network
Discussion Group Leaders
Session Reserved for Sponsor
Lead Technical Expert
13.15 Lunch and Networking in the Exhibition Area
14.15 Enhancing Mobility: Material Solutions for Reducing Soldiers Physical
and Mental Burden when Deployed on Operations
PANELISTS:
Lieutenant Colonel John Vest, Chief of the Soldier Branch, Maneuver,
Aviation, Soldier Division, Army Capabilities Integration Centre, TRADOC,
United States
Lieutenant Colonel (Rtd) Matthew Dooley, Former Head of the US Army
Lethality Branch, Senior Consultant, Advanced Technologies, John H.
Northrop and Associates, United States
Major Magnus Hallberg, Product Manager, Personal Protection and
Equipment, Swedish Armed Forces, Sweden (sfc)
Mr Rene Nevola, Principal Scientist, Human Survivability, Platform Systems
Division, DSTL, UK
Colonel (ret) Richard Hansen, Former Programme Manager, Soldier
Warrior, PEO Soldier, US Army, United States
14.45 Keynote Presentation - Reserved For Gold Sponsor
15.15 Afternoon Tea and Networking in the Exhibition Area
15.45 Discussion Groups - Power
Power Sustainment:
Ensuring Efficiency and Reliability
in the Field
Discussion Group Leaders
Dr Darren Browning, Capability
Lead, Power Sources Team,
Platform Systems Division, DSTL, UK
(Additional Subject Matter
Expert TBC)
16.45 Power Provision: Meeting the
Demands of Increasingly
Technology Laden
Soldier Systems
Discussion Group Leaders
Dr Carsten Cremers,
Group Leader Fuel Cells,
Applied Electro-Chemistry,
Fraunhofer Institute for Chemical
Technology, Germany
Mr Derek Riezebos, Technical
Specialist, DNV GL Energy,
Netherlands (sfc)
17.45 Chairman’s Closing Remarks
Colonel (ret) Richard Hansen, Former Programme Manager, Soldier
Warrior, PEO Soldier, US Army, United States
18.00 End of SETAF Day 1
Discussion Groups - Lethality
Weight and Ergonomic
Considerations for the Soldiers
Personal Weapon System
Discussion Group Leaders
Lieutenant Colonel Andrew
McNulty, Branch Head, Maneuver
Branch, Capabilities Development
Directorate,CombatDevelopment
andIntegration,USMC,UnitedStates
Lieutenant Colonel John Vest,
Chief of the Soldier Branch,
Maneuver, Aviation, Soldier
Division, Army Capabilities
Integration Centre, TRADOC,
United States
Approaches to Enhancing Soldier
Lethality via Weapon System
Upgrades and Increased
Co-operation with Supporting Arms
Discussion Group Leaders
Lieutenant Colonel Iain Moodie,
SO1 Dismounted Close Combat,
British Army, UK
Lieutenant Colonel (Rtd) Matthew
Dooley, Former Head of the US
Army Lethality Branch, Senior
Consultant, Advanced
Technologies, John H. Northrop
and Associates, United States
Discussion Groups - Survivability
Leveraging Advanced Ballistic
Protection for Dismounted
Soldiers
Discussion Group Leaders
Mr. Mark Helliker, Principal
Scientist, Armour, Physical
Sciences Group, DSTL, UK
(Additional Subject Matter
Expert TBC)
Striking the Compromise
between Protection and
Mobility for Protective Soldier
Equipment
Discussion Group Leaders
Lieutenant Colonel Rob
O’Connor, Commanding
Officer, Infantry Trials and
Development Unit,
British Army, UK
Mr Jonathan Russell,
Principal Scientist, Platform
Systems Division, DSTL, UK

4. Day Two | Tuesday 15th March 2016
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8.15 Registration and Coffee
8.45 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Colonel (ret) Richard Hansen, Former Programme Manager, Soldier Warrior,
PEO Soldier, US Army, United Statess
9.00 Current and Next Generation US Army Dismounted Soldier System Development
Colonel (ret) Richard Hansen, Former Programme Manager, Soldier Warrior,
PEO Soldier, US Army, United Statess
9.30 Keynote Presentation-Reserved For Gold Sponsor
10.00 Evaluating the Current and Future Operational Environment for the
Dismounted Soldier
PANELISTS:
Lieutenant Colonel Rob O’Connor, Commanding Officer, Infantry Trials and
Development Unit, British Army, UK
Lieutenant Colonel Andrew McNulty, Maneuver Branch Head for Fires and
Maneuver Integration Division, Capabilities Development Directorate,
Combat Development and Integration, HQMC, USMC, United States
Mr. Patrick Curlier, VP Sales & Marketing, Airland Digitization, Sagem
Optronics & Defence Division, SAGEM/SAFRAN, France
10.30 Morning Coffee and Networking in Exhibition Area
Discussion Groups
- Human Factors
11.00 Requirements for user
Friendly Equipment
Discussion Group Leaders
Lieutenant Colonel
Rob O’Connor,
Commanding Officer, Infantry
Trials and Development Unit,
British Army, UK
(Additional Subject
Matter Expert TBC)
12.00 Weight Distribution Considerations
When Building A Soldier System
Discussion Group Leaders
Mr Rene Nevola,
Principal Scientist, Human
Survivability, Platform Systems
Division, DSTL, UK
(Additional Subject
Matter Expert TBC)
13.00 Networking Lunch in Exhibition Area
14.00 The Science behind the System
PANELISTS
Mr Jonathan Russell, Principal Scientist, Platform Systems Division, DSTL, UK
Mr John Foley, Thales Soldier Systems Technical Expert, Land and Air,
Thales, UK
Dr Darren Browning, Capability Lead, Power Sources Team, Platform
Systems Division, DSTL, UK
Dr Carsten Cremers, Group Leader Fuel Cells, Applied Electro-Chemistry,
Fraunhofer Institute for Chemical Technology, Germany
14.30 Enhancing Dismounted Operations Through The Use of Robotics
Lieutenant Colonel (Rtd) Matthew Dooley, Former Head of the US Army
Lethality Branch, Senior Consultant, Advanced Technologies,
John H. Northrop and Associates, United States
15.00 Chairman’s Closing Remarks:
Colonel (ret) Richard Hansen, Former Programme Manager, Soldier Warrior,
PEO Soldier, US Army, United States
15.15 End of SETAF Day 2
Discussion Groups
- Situational Awareness
Effectively Delivering Data to the
Dismounted Soldier for Increased
Situational Awareness and
Decisive Decision Making
Discussion Group Leaders
Lieutenant Colonel Toby Lyle,
SO1 Tactical Communications
and Information Systems,
British Army Headquarters, UK
Mr Richard Cross, Head of
Engineering for Soldier Systems,
BAE Systems, UK
Exploring Alternative Architectures
for Data Delivery and Distribution
Discussion Group Leaders
Mr Olaf Aul, Head of Systems
Engineering, Mission Equipment,
Rheinmetall Defence Electronics,
Germany
Mr John Foley, Thales Soldier
Systems Technical Expert, Land
and Air, Thales, UK

5. Sponsorship Opportunities
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Audience Profile
At The Soldier Equipment and Technology Advancement
Forum 2016, representatives from across the community
shall share their expertise on conference day, ranging from
operators and programme managers with active
requirements, to the researchers and industry leaders
developing the solutions that will enhance future
dismounted capability.
The audience will include, but not be limited to:
• National Soldier Modernisation Programme Managers
(military)
• Chief Scientists, Chief Engineers and Technical Project
Managers from Prime Contractors
• Military Project Leaders for the following areas:
- Soldier Power
- Soldier C4i and Situational Awareness
- Soldier Protective Clothing and Equipment
- Human Factors
- Lethality
- Night Vision and Thermal Optics
• Chief Scientists, Soldier Programmes
• NATO Land Capability Group 1-Dismounted Soldier
Systems Chairs and Members
Benefits of Sponsoring The Soldier Equipment
and Technology Advancement Forum 2016
• Educate the market on your company’s capability
and make the business case for how they can solve
your potential customers’ challenges and requirements
• Build your brand so your solutions are front of mind
when your prospects are putting potential solution
providers on their short list
• Meet and network with active buyers while there is still
a chance to influence their purchase decision
• Generate new leads through meeting new prospects
from a variety of new countries and programmes
SETAF Offers In-Depth Focused Discussion Groups and High Level Panel Sessions

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