The organisers of Rail Live! have unveiled the agenda for this year’s conference on 29 November – 1 December at IFEMA Madrid, Spain.
The conference will take place alongside a large-scale exhibition, which will bring together 10,000 rail professionals from across the globe, making it the largest edition in the event’s history.
Hosting over 250 exhibitors, as well as a start-up and a careers zone, Rail Live! will showcase the latest technologies, solutions and opportunities from across the rail supply chain.
The 2023 agenda features 350+ speakers, including senior executives from rail undertakings, infrastructure managers and metros such as Renfe, Adif, Metro Madrid, Infraestruturas de Portugal, Banedanmark, DB Netz, MTA, RFI and Network Rail.
Speakers also include rolling stock manufacturers Alstom, CAF and Talgo, as well as experts from technology, engineering, project management and energy providers.
The agenda can be viewed here.
Industry leaders in attendance include:
- Maria Luisa Dominguez, President, ADIF (Spain)
- Silvia Roldan, President, ALAMYS & CEO, Metro de Madrid (Spain)
- Miguel Jorge de Campos Cruz, President, Infraestruturas de Portugal (Portugal)
- Hakon Iversen, CEO, Banedanmark (Denmark)
- Kristoffer Tamsons, Regional Minister for Transport & Chairman, Stockholm Public Transport (Sweden)
- Leanne Redden, Executive Director, RTA (USA)
- Volker Hentschel, Board Member, DB Netz (Germany)
- Helene Valenzuela, MD, Ouigo (Spain)
- Glynn Barton, COO, TfL (UK)
- Russell Vine, Chief Innovation Officer, General Manager, Communications & Engagement, Cross River Rail (Australia)
The Conference
Across three days of conference sessions, the full breadth of the sector will be explored, including digital transformation, smart infrastructure, metro & light rail, cyber security, freight, energy & climate resilience, and much more.
A welcome speech from the organisers, Terrapinn and Mafex, will kick off the 2023 programme, followed by keynotes from the President of Adif and the CEO of CAF. The conference will then split into themed summits, where attendees can choose to delve deeper into the topics most relevant to them.
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