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Showing posts with label World demolition summit 2010. Show all posts
Showing posts with label World demolition summit 2010. Show all posts

November 8, 2010

John Woodward tackles untrained labour at Demolition Summit 2010



John Woodward took to the stage at the World Demolition Summit 2010 to talk about untrained labour on the demolition market. Thanks to Mark Anthony of Demolition News for managing to record the speech. Watch it above.

November 5, 2010

World Demolition Summit 2010 is underway



The World Demolition Summit 2010 being held at the Hotel Okura in Amsterdam is now in full swing with John Woodward taking to the stage.

October 29, 2010

Latest World Demolition Summit Programme

If you are attending the World Demolition Summit in Amsetrdam on the 5th November you may want to take a look at the latest version of the programme.

There's a snapshot of the beginning of the first day included in the image below, but for the full programme please follow this link where it is outlined in a lot more detail.



P.S. John Woodward is speaking at 12.30 to take them up to the lunch break

October 28, 2010

World Demolition Summit 2010 - Register Now


The build-up to the World Demolition Summit 2010 has begun proper with registration reminders like the one above being sent out.

If you haven't registered yet it is happening on November 5th at the Hotel Okura in Amsterdam. Over 150 companies are already signed up to attend and the following reasons for attending are being touted:

  • Gain competitive advantage by learning about cutting edge products

  • Hear about best practices in different international markets

  • Debate the key issues facing the industry - safety, training, workload

  • Hear predictions on the likely post-recession landscape

  • Meet new contacts among top executives


For anyone who attended last year they know the summit is a lot of fun and very worthwhile. We hope to see you all there.