Eastern Europe’s Most Focused Armoured Vehicles Meeting 17th - 18th May 2016, Prague, Czech Republic www.futurearmouredvehicles.com/linkedin Due to the huge success of our inaugural Future Armoured Vehicles Eastern Europe conference in Prague, June 2015, we are delighted to announce the dates of our 2016 event. The conference will once again be in Prague and will take place on the 6th and 7th of June. The participants of Future Armoured Vehicles Eastern Europe 2016 will cover the whole value chain of the armoured vehicle equipment market. The speakers and invited participants will be carefully selected to bring together those with active requirements for armoured vehicles and will ensure that as well as military leaders, the OEMS and prime contractors participate. We will also make sure that the very latest technology innovators will be present to share their ground breaking equipment with a captive audience all looking to advance their combat vehicle programmes. Benefits of Attending: • Launch new products or services at AVTAF and give your company the opportunity to • 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 • Learn how to do business in Eastern Europe from procurement and high level military decision makers REGISTER BY 29 FEBRUARY AND SAVE £400! REGISTER BY 31 MARCH AND SAVE £200! For more information and to register, please visit www.futurearmouredvehicles.com/linkedin

1. 17th -18th
MAY
2016prague
Czech Republic
The SMi Group Proudly Present The 2nd Annual...
Angelo Hotel, Prague, Czech Republic
Eastern Europe’s Most Focused Armoured Vehicles Meeting
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HOST NATION KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:
Mr. Daniel Kostoval, Deputy Minister - Head of the
Armaments and Acquisition Division, Ministry of Defence,
Czech Republic
Brigadier General Jaromir Zuna, Director of Support
Division, Czech Armed Forces
Colonel Josef Kopecky, Commander, Training Command
- Military Academy, Czech Armed Forces
Colonel Pavel Lipka, Commander 7th Mechanized
Brigade, Czech Army
Major Jan Kerdik, Deputy Commander 73rd Tank
Battalion, Czech Army
INTERNATIONAL EXPERT SPEAKERS:
Brigadier General Norbert Huber, Director Armament
and Procurement, Austrian MoD
Colonel Janusz Godlewski, Chief or Armour Programme
Division, Land Forces Department, Armament
Inspectorate, Polish Armed Forces
Colonel Manuel De Hoyos, Head of 8x8 VCR Programme,
Spanish Army
Lieutenant Colonel Alain Castermans, Head of Office
System Engineering/Ground-based Weapon Systems
Division/Defence Materiel Organisation, Netherlands MoD
Heather Elsley, Programme Manager Land Integrated
Survivability, DSTL
Miha Matek, Head of Armament Project Management
Division, Slovenian MoD
Mr. Ingvar Pärnamäe, Undersecretary for Defence
Investments and National Armaments Director, Estonian
Ministry of Defence
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS:
1. Gain detailed insight into the Czech Armed
Forces future armoured vehicle
modernisation plans
2. Keynote briefings from key Eastern
European Nations including: The Czech
Republic, Estonia, Slovenia, Austria and
Poland
3. Official Partnership with DSIA - meaning
you will be able to meet and partner with
local industry
4. Meet industry leaders with solutions,
technologies and services that can
advance the capability of key armoured
vehicles programmes in the region
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Mr. Daniel Kostoval, Deputy Minister - Head of the
Armaments and Acquisition Division, Ministry of Defence,
Czech Republic
Brigadier General Jaromir Zuna, Director of Support
Division, Czech Armed Forces
Brigadier General Norbert Huber, Director Armament and
Procurement, Austrian MoD
Colonel Janusz Godlewski, Chief or Armour Programme
Division, Land Forces Department, Armament
Inspectorate, Polish Armed Forces
Colonel Josef KOPECKY, Commander, Training
Command - Military Academy, Czech Armed Forces
Colonel Zdeněk MIKULA, Chief of Infantry Section,
Development of Land Forces Department, Division of
Capabilities Development and Planning, Ministry of
Defence, Czech Republic
Colonel Manuel De Hoyos, Head of 8x8 VCR Programme,
Spanish Army
Colonel Pavel Lipka, Commander 7th Mechanized
Brigade, Czech Army
Lieutenant Colonel Alain Castermans, Head of Office
System Engineering/Ground-based Weapon Systems
Division/Defence Materiel Organisation, Netherlands MoD
Major Jan Kerdik, Deputy Commander 73rd Tank
Battalion, Czech Army
Heather Elsley, Programme Manager Land Integrated
Survivability, DSTL
Miha Matek, Head of Armament Project Management
Division, Slovenian MoD
Mr. Ingvar Pärnamäe, Undersecretary for Defence
Investments and National Armaments Director, Estonian
Ministry of Defence
Colonel (Rtd.) Tomáš Dvořáček , Director, National
Armaments Office, Department of Land Forces, Ministry
of Defence, Czech Armed Forces
Mr. Jiri Hynek, President, DSIA
Our Unrivalled Senior Military Speaker Line Up:
“I believe that this conference will create condition for informal discussions, networking and for
initiating contacts between military experts from European countries and experts from industrial
corporations producing armoured vehicles”
Lieutenant General Jaroslav Kolkus, Former Deputy Chief of Defence Staff, Czech Armed Forces
2015 FUTURE ARMOURED VEHICLES EASTERN EUROPE HIGHLIGHTS
Dear Colleague,
It is with great pleasure that I invite you to participate at Future
Armoured Vehicles Eastern Europe 2016 taking place between the
17th and 18th May 2016 in Prague.
At our first conference we achieved a great deal by bringing together
senior armoured vehicle programme managers, heads of land forces
and platform acquisition leaders from Central and Eastern European
Countries. The goal was to share information and facilitate debate on
how best to modernise the capability and development of armoured
vehicles across allied and interoperable defence forces. We believe
this was achieved, but have no doubt that the discussion must
continue.
As these nations embark on upgrading their military equipment and
increase investment of land systems, the armoured vehicle has
become a focus for many armies wishing to ensure effective ground
combat and peacekeeping operations, domestically as well as
internationally.
There is therefore a need for a high level meeting that brings together
senior military leadership, project decision makers and technical
experts alongside the vehicle manufacturers and cutting edge industry
solution providers to collaborate on future endeavours that will
enhance the security and stability of Eastern Europe and its
neighbouring countries.
I believe Future Armoured Vehicles Eastern Europe 2016 is the perfect
environment for this collaboration, hence lending my support behind it
as chairman.
I would ask you to pay particular attention to our 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 the enhanced survivability and operational effectiveness of
the modern armoured vehicle.
Only through learning and networking with our peers can we enhance
and improve our ideas and execution of military projects, I urge you to
join us in May 2016 with many other likeminded individuals to ensure
you too can benefit from this unique forum.
Yours Sincerely,
Colonel Josef Kopecky,
Commander, Training Command - Military Academy,
Czech Armed Forces
Focused Networking OpportunitiesGenerals Panel Discussing Future Armoured Vehicle Capability
Brigadier General Ladislav Jung, Deputy
Commander Land Forces, Czech Army
gives the keynote opening address

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08.30 Day 1 - Conference Registration and Informal Introductions
09.00 Chairman’s Opening Address
Colonel Josef Kopecky, Commander, Training Command -
Military Academy, Czech Armed Forces
09.15 Developing a Modern Czech Defence Force For Future
Operations
• The Czech Armed Forces modernisation plans and successful
projects to date
• How land forces modernisation will fit into the overall national
defence strategy
• Armoured Vehicles as an essential asset for national security
and international operations
• Future timelines and requirements for equipment and system
upgrade across the joint forces
Mr. Daniel Kostoval, Deputy Minister - Head of the Armaments
and Acquisition Division, Ministry of Defence, Czech Republic
09.45 Modernising The 7th Mechanised Brigade
• Current fleet size and operational remits of the 7th
Mechanised Brigade
• Recent upgraded equipment that have helped drive
performance
• Future plans for AV modernisation/procurement across the
brigade
• Additional equipment upgrades for review:
- Communications
- Armour
- Weapon systems
• Feedback from operation exercises and international
collaboration
Colonel Pavel Lipka, Commander 7th Mechanized Brigade,
Czech Army
10.15 Optimisation Of The Estonian Infantry Fighting Vehicle and
Armoured Personnel Carriers
• Examining current capability priorities for the Estonian
Armoured Vehicle Fleet
• Current armour and survivability aspects to the IFV and APC
programmes
• Speed, manoeuvrability and weight trade-offs
• Maintenance and support
• Technology and system upgrade timelines
Mr. Ingvar Pärnamäe, Undersecretary for Defence Investments
and National Armaments Director, Estonian Ministry of Defence
10.45 Morning Coffee and Networking In Exhibition Area
11.15 Supporting Armoured Vehicle Operations With Smart
Logistics, Maintenance And Through Life Support
• Assessing the through life support needs for the Czech land
forces armoured vehicles
• Managing spare parts and repair when in theatre and on
operations
• Engineering and upgrade capability
• Seeing logistics as a land forces enabler
Brigadier General Jaromir Zuna, Director of the Division of
Support, Czech Armed Forces
11.45 Keynote Address - Reserved For Lead Sponsor
12.15 Optimising Land Superiority Through The Use of Armoured
Vehicles
• Austria’s Armoured Vehicle Capability and desired mission set
• Recent programmes and projects to enhance this essential
land asset
• Ensuring multipurpose operational goals for industry
• Planned modernisation and upgrades
Brigadier General Norbert Huber, Director Armament and
Procurement, Austrian MoD
12.45 Networking Lunch In Exhibition Area
13.45 The Spanish Armoured Vehicle Modernisation Roadmap
• Current Spanish fleet size and capability
• The new IFV 8x8 procurement plans
• Lessons learnt from domestic and international operations
• Survivability and systems architecture modernisation plans
Colonel Manuel Del Hoyos, Head of 8x8 VCR Programme,
Spanish Army
14.15 Afternoon Keynote Address - Gold Sponsor
14.45 The UK MoD Integrated Survivability Approach for the
Armoured Fighting Vehicle
• Creating and integrated and modular approach to AV
protection
• Data and analytics used by DSTL to evaluate and optimise
survivability
• Aspects of light and heavy armour: ensuring mobility remains
optimised
Heather Elsley, Programme Manager, Land Integrated
Survivability Programme & Delivery Directorate, DSTL
15.15 Afternoon Coffee and Networking In Exhibition Area
15.45 The Need For Greater Collaboration Between
Defence Forces To Ensure More Effective Military
Operations In Central and Eastern Europe
• Key European Union and NATO task forces as an
enabler for joint operations and training
• Examples of joint force armoured vehicle programmes and
the benefit to capability and cost
• Recent NATO and allied exercises as a means of further
interoperability between regional armed forces
• How can greater standardisations be promoted around key
land assets
Panelists Include:
Brigadier General Jaromir Zuna, Director of the Division of
Support, Czech Armed Forces
Brigadier General Norbert Huber, Director Armament and
Procurement, Austrian MoD
Colonel Janusz Godlewski, Chief or Armour Programme
Division, Land Forces Department, Armament Inspectorate,
Polish Armed Forces
Lieutenant Colonel Alain Castermans, Head of Office System
Engineering/Ground-Based Weapon Systems Division/Defence
Materiel Organisation, Netherlands MoD
Mr. Ingvar Pärnamäe, Undersecretary for Defence Investments
and National Armaments Director, Estonian Ministry of Defence
16.15 Maximising Survivability Of The Czech Armoured Vehicle
• Active protection systems
• Defending against IED and RPG attacks
• Looking at soft and hard kill elements
Colonel (Rtd.) Tomáš Dvořáček, Director, National Armaments
Office, Department of Land Forces, Ministry of Defence,
Czech Armed Forces
16.45 Chairman’s Closing Remarks
Colonel Josef Kopecky, Commander, Training Command -
Military Academy, Czech Armed Forces
17.00 End of Future Armoured Vehicles Eastern Europe 2016 Day One
Future Armoured Vehicles Eastern Europe 2016
Day One | Tuesday 17th May

4. Future Armoured Vehicles Eastern Europe 2016
Day Two | Wednesday 18th May
08.15 DAY 2 - Conference Registration and Informal Introductions
08.45 Chairman’s Opening Address
Colonel Josef Kopecky, Commander, Training Command -
Military Academy, Czech Armed Forces
09.00 Developing Training Strategies For Future Armoured Vehicle
Operators Across The Czech Armed Forces
• The role of the Training Command - Military Academy in the
Czech Armed Forces
• Designing training courses and facilities for armoured vehicle
operators
• Organising regular training and real life pre-deployment
activities
• Maximising force strength: preparing active reservists as well as
serving land forces personnel
Colonel Josef Kopecky, Commander, Training Command -
Military Academy, Czech Armed Forces
09.30 Session Reserved for Gold Sponsor
10.00 Optimising The Mobility Of The Land Forces Through The
Continued Modernisation Of The Polish Armed Vehicle Fleet
• Current progress on the armoured vehicle modernisation
programmes
- Universal modular vehicles
- Light reconnaissance vehicles
- Armoured personnel carriers
- Infantry fighting vehicles
- Amphibious Scout Vehicles
• Interoperability and communication advancement to ensure
a networked enabled fleet
• Working with local industry to enhance
• Next steps and milestones for implementation
Colonel Janusz Godlewski, Chief or Armour Programme
Division, Land Forces Department, Armament Inspectorate,
Polish Armed Forces
10.30 Morning Coffee and Networking In Exhibition Area
11.00 Evaluating The Balance Between Heavy Armour
And Mobility When Creating The Next Generation
Armoured Vehicle
• Evaluating the latest survivability platforms and
how weight impacts protection
• How forces balance manoeuvrability with heavy duty armour
• Is the best armour on the market still the heaviest?
• Advances in lightweight materials that can best survive the
blast
• Lessons learnt from recent conflicts and how the AV has
continued to defeat the blast
Panellists Include:
Colonel Pavel Lipka, Commander 7th Mechanized Brigade,
Czech Army
Colonel Janusz Godlewski, Chief or Armour Programme
Division, Land Forces Department, Armament Inspectorate,
Polish Armed Forces
Colonel Manuel Del Hoyos, Head of 8x8 VCR Programme,
Spanish Army
Colonel (Rtd.) Tomáš Dvořáček, Director, National Armaments
Office, Department of Land Forces, Ministry of Defence, Czech
Armed Forces
Heather Elsley, Programme Manager, Land Integrated
Survivability Programme & Delivery Directorate, DSTL
11.30 Session Reserved for Gold Sponsor
12.00 Present and Future Armoured Vehicle Survivability in the
Netherlands: Including the BOXER, CV90 and Fennek
• An overview of the fleet’s survivability spectrum, from the light
to heavy domain
• Practices for maintaining and enhancing capability
• Future requirements and areas for investment
Lieutenant Colonel Alain Castermans, Head of Office System
Engineering/Ground-Based Weapon Systems Division/Defence
Materiel Organisation, Netherlands MoD
12.30 Networking Lunch In Exhibition Area
13.30 Creating Land Forces Superiority Across All Mission Sets:
•Increasing Interoperability Between Dismounted Infantry and
Armoured Vehicles
• Current Czech Infantry development programmes
• How the armoured vehicle is an essential asset for land
operations
• Why interoperability between both ground forces is essential
for operational superiority
• Future programme and capability plans for Infantry
Colonel Zdeněk Mikula, Chief of Infantry Section, Development
of Land Forces Department, Division of Capabilities Development
and Planning, Ministry of Defence, Czech Czech Republic
14.00 How On-going Upgrades to the Czech Armed Forces T-72
have Enhanced Combat Effectiveness
• An overview of mechanised force structure within the Czech
armed forces and the role of the T-72 in providing fire support
• The requirements of the operational environment that are
driving further development of the T-72: The progress in
implementing ongoing upgrades
• How upgrades to optics and sensors have dramatically
enhanced target detection, recognition and identification
• Benefits delivered by the improvement of the fire control
system
• Capabilities of the 125 mm smooth bore gun and the
ammunition types utilised
• Future plans for the enhancement of lethality
Major Jan Kerdik, Deputy Commander 73rd Tank Battalion,
Czech Army
14.30 Afternoon Coffee and Networking In Exhibition Area
15.00 The Slovenian Armoured Vehicle Procurement Update
• Recent successes and project milestones achieved
• The 8x8 medium protection programme update
• Creating an interoperable armoured vehicle that
communicates with domestic and international assets
• Next steps and future plans
Miha Matek, Head of Armament Project Management Division,
Slovenian MoD
15.30 The Czech Republic’s Collaborative Approach To Defence
Industry and Equipment Modernisation
• Outlining The Czech Armed Forces Process For Selecting
Industry Partners
• Advice on how to approach the MOD and put forward
technical information and capability suggestions
• How to optimise your bid, what processes and details should
you be aware of
Mr. Jiri Hynek, President, Czech Defence and Security Industry
Association
16.00 Chairman’s Closing Remarks
Colonel Josef Kopecky, Commander, Training Command -
Military Academy, Czech Armed Forces
16.15 End of Future Armoured Vehicles Eastern Europe 2016

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Audience Profile:
The participants of Future Armoured Vehicles
Eastern Europe 2016 will cover the whole
value chain of the armoured vehicle
equipment market. The speakers and invited
participants will be carefully selected to bring
together those with active requirements for
armoured vehicles and will ensure that as well
as military leaders, the OEMS and prime
contractors participate. We will also make sure
that the very latest technology innovators will
be present to share their ground breaking
equipment with a captive audience all
looking to advance their combat vehicle
programmes.
The audience will include,
but not be limited to:
• Heads of Land Procurement
• Directors of Capability Planning
• National Armaments Directors
• Vehicle Programme Managers
• Heads of Strategy and Defence Planning
• Commanders of Land Systems
• Directors of Procurement
• Chief Scientists/Defence Research Agencies
• Heads of Survivability
• CIED Experts
Future Armoured Vehicles Eastern Europe 2016
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Benefits of Sponsoring Future Armoured
Vehicles Eastern Europe 2016
1. Launch new products or services at Future Armoured
Vehicles Eastern Europe 2016 and give your company
the opportunity to
2. Educate the market on your company’s capability
and make the business case for how they can solve
your potential customers challenges and requirements
3. Build your brand so your solutions are front of mind
when your prospects are putting potential solution
providers on their short list
4. Meet and network with active buyers while there
is still a chance to influence their purchase decision
5. Generate new leads through meeting new prospects
from a variety of new countries and programmes
6. Learn how to do business in Eastern Europe from
procurement and high level military decision makers
7. Extend your local supplier network through our
local industry and official event partner DSIA

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