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Eastern Europe’s Most Focused and Senior Military Helicopter Conference

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HOST NATION KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:

Major General Bohuslav Dvorak, Former Deputy Chief ofthe General Staff, Currently Chief of Advisors to Minister ofDefence, Czech Armed Forces (Conference Chairman)Brigadier General Libor Stefanik, Commander, Czech AirForceColonel Jiří VÁVRA, Head of Air Force DevelopmentDepartment, Armed Forces of the Czech RepublicMr. Jiri HYNEK, President, Defence and Security IndustryAssociation of the Czech Republic (DSIA)

CONFERENCE SPECIAL GUEST ADDRESSES:

Major General Dražen Ščuri, Commander, Croatian AirForce and Air Defence Major General Richard Felton, Commander, JointHelicopter Command, UK MoD

REGIONAL EXPERT SPEAKERS:

Brigadier General Andreas Putz, Commander Air SupportBrigade, Austrian Air ForceBrigadier General Fortunato Di Marzio, General Manager,NH 90 Programme, NAHEMA (NATO)Colonel Robert Tibensky, Head of National Armaments,SlovakiaColonel Peder Söderström, Chief of the SwedishHelicopter Wing, Swedish Air ForceColonel Steen Ulrich, Head of Helicopter Wing, RoyalDanish Air ForceLieutenant Colonel Bojan Brecelj, Commander 15thAviation Wing, Slovenian Air ForceAndrew Gray, Helicopter Programme Manager,European Defence AgencyMarko Gruden, Helicopter Programme Manager,Armament Project Management Division Slovenian MoD

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS:

1. Opening Address From Brigadier LiborStefanik, Commander, Czech Air Force

2. Official Partnership with DSIA-meaning youwill be able to meet and partner with localindustry

3. 11 High Ranking Military Helicopter ExpertBriefings

4. Real Solutions presented and offered withinthe exhibition area

5. The only regionally dedicated militaryhelicopter conference in 2015

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Major General Bohuslav Dvorak, Former Deputy Chief ofthe General Staff, Currently Chief of Advisors to Minister ofDefence, Czech Armed Forces (Conference Chairman)

Brigadier General Libor Stefanik, Commander, Czech AirForce

Major General Dražen Ščuri, Commander, Croatian AirForce and Air Defence

Major General Richard Felton Commander, JointHelicopter Command, UK MoD

Brigadier General Andreas Putz, Commander Air SupportBrigade, Austrian Air Force

Brigadier General Fortunato Di Marzio, General Manager,NH 90 Programme, NAHEMA (NATO)

Colonel Robert Tibensky, Head of National Armaments,Slovakia MoD

Colonel Jiří VÁVRA, Head of Air Force DevelopmentDepartment, Armed Forces of the Czech Republic

Colonel Peder Söderström, Chief of the SwedishHelicopter Wing, Swedish Air Force

Colonel Steen Ulrich, Head of Helicopter Wing, RoyalDanish Air Force

Lieutenant Colonel Bojan Brecelj, Commander 15thAviation Wing, Slovenian Air Force

Andy Gray, Helicopter Programme Manager, EuropeanDefence Agency

Marko Gruden, Helicopter Programme Manager,Armament Project Management Division, Slovenian MoD

Mr. Jiri HYNEK, President, Defence and Security IndustryAssociation of the Czech Republic (DSIA)

Our Unrivalled Senior Military Speaker Line Up:

“It will be my privilege to participate in this event. The topics of the conference are perfectly tailoredto the current issues we need to solve in the Czech and also neighbouring Armed Forces”

Major General Bohuslav Dvorak, Former Deputy Chief of the General Staff, Currently Chief of Advisors to Minister of Defence, Czech Armed Forces

HELICOPTER TECHNOLOGY EASTERN EUROPE 2015 POST CONFERENCE MASTERCLASS:

How to do business with the Czech Air Forces16.30 - 19.30

Thursday 25th June 2015, Dorint Hotel Don Giovanni Prague

For many defence companies growth opportunities come in the form of geographical expansion and entering new markets

Yet understanding and navigating local government defenceprocurement processes is where many organizations fall down.

If you are interested in doing business with the Czech ArmedForces then this unique and informative masterclass will allow you to understand the procurement process within the MoD from ‘contact to contract.’

Topics covered will include:• Understanding how the Czech MoD issue RFIs, Tenders and

down selects • Which are the right departments to approach and how best to

do this • When you need to partner with local industry to make your

opportunity more effective • How to work effectively with Czech companies • Current and predicted future Military Helicopter Requirements

and the types of equipment likely to be considered/selected

Dear Colleague,

It is with great pleasure that I invite you to participate in HelicopterTechnology Eastern Europe taking place between the 24th and 25th of June2015 in Prague.

As nations in Central and Eastern Europe continue to upgrade their defenceequipment, the military helicopter has become a focus of many air forceswishing to ensure they have a strong rotary fleet capable of multifunctionaloperations. All the past and ongoing multinational operations abroad haveproved vital importance of the capable aviation assets and emphasisedneed of their interoperability. That is why it is so important to prepare NATOand EU member state’s Aviation forces for future multinational operationsfrom two perspectives. We do need to have in mind that the technicalinteroperability is a basic condition to succeed. However, the airmen trainingand common operational procedures are even more important in order toplay in accordance with “the same sheet of music” like a well preparedphilharmonic orchestra.

There is therefore a need for a high level meeting that brings togethersenior military leadership, project decision makers and technical expertsalongside the helicopter manufacturers and cutting edge industry solutionproviders to collaborate on future endeavours that will enhance the securityand stability of Eastern Europe and its neighbouring countries.

I believe Helicopter Technology Eastern Europe is the perfectenvironment for this collaboration, hence lending my support behind theconference as chairman.

We would ask you to pay particular attention to our conferenceagenda which has been put together with great care to give you the verybest opportunity to benchmark and learn from subject matter experts. Wehave invited only the most senior and well respected Helicopter ProgrammeManagers and the seniority of the speakers is a demonstration of thecommunities support for such an important regional forum.

We are delighted that Brigadier General Libor Stefanik, Commander,Czech Air Force will be supporting the event and delivering the opening hostnation keynote address. As I am sure you know, the Czech Air Force isprioritising the advancement of its military helicopter capabilities, and it isvery fitting that the commander will share his thoughts on this ongoingmodernisation of the nation’s rotary fleet.

I am looking forward to meeting you in June 2015 with many other likeminded individuals to ensure you too can benefit from this unique forum.

Yours Sincerely,

Major General Bohuslav Dvorak, Former Deputy Chief of theGeneral Staff, Currently Chief of Advisors to Minister of Defence,Czech Armed Forces

Chairman of Helicopter Technology Eastern Europe 2015

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8.00 Conference Registration and Informal Introductions

8.30 Chairman’s Opening AddressMajor General Bohuslav Dvorak, Former Deputy Chief of theGeneral Staff, Currently Chief of Advisors to Minister of Defence,Czech Armed Forces

8.45 The Czech Armed Forces Multi-Purpose Helicopter ProcurementRoadmap • Evaluating the currently rotary components of the Czech

Armed Forces• Evaluation plans to withdraw current aircraft from service • Creating a truly multipurpose aircraft: Czech Helicopter

priorities for: - Combat/attack- Transport- Search And Rescue - Medical Evacuation Operations

• Timelines for acquisition into the fleetBrigadier General Libor Stefanik, Commander, Czech AirForce

9.15 The Role of Helicopters In The Croatian Defence Force • Recent upgrades and priorities for Croatia’s rotary fleet • UH-60 feedback• NATO interoperability prioritisation for joint mission effectiveness

across the region Major General Dražen Ščuri, Commander, Croatian Air Force

9.45 Utility Helicopter Upgrades For The Slovak Armed Forces• Assessing current helicopter capability and evaluating

planned modernisation for the Slovak Armed Forces • What will the rotary fleet look by 2020: what are the key

priorities and milestones?• Upgrading utility helicopters • An update on the tendering process and next steps for

acquisitionColonel Robert Tibensky, Head of National Armaments, Slovakia

10.15 Morning Coffee and Networking In Exhibition Area

10.45 The Importance of Joint Helicopter Force Interoperability ForOngoing and Future Operations • Current joint operations and evaluating their successes• Looking at the key standardisation metrics currently used by

cooperating nations • Interoperability concerns and focuses for future operationsPanellists:Brigadier General Libor Stefanik, Commander,Czech Air ForceMajor General Dražen Ščuri, Commander, Croatian Air Force and Air Defence Major General Richard Felton, Commander, Joint HelicopterCommand, UK MoDBrigadier General Fortunato Di Marzio General Manager, NH 90Programme, NAHEMA (NATO)Brigadier General Andreas Putz, Commander Air SupportBrigade, Austrian Air Force

11.30 Session Reserved for Diamond Sponsor

12.00 Maximising Helicopter Mission Effectiveness: The UK MoDJoint Helicopter Command’s Approach To Managing A HighPerforming and Battle Ready Fleet • Feedback from recent missions: how do helicopters meet the

current threats and needs of the armed forces? • Maintenance and support challenges and opportunities for

today’s Air Operations • New requirements and procurement timelines • Upgrading the aging helicopter fleet Major General Richard Felton, Commander, Joint HelicopterCommand, UK MoD

12.30 Networking Lunch In Exhibition Area

13.30 The Czech Republic’s Collaborative Approach To DefenceIndustry 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 ofMr. Jiri HYNEK, President, Defence and Security IndustryAssociation of the Czech Republic (DSIA)

14.00 Session Reserved for Gold Sponsor

14.30 Current Rotary Priorities For The Slovenian Air Force• The Slovenian current rotary force structure • Key priorities for equipment modernisation• Interoperability with regional partners and the need for greater

standardisation to ensure joint mission effectivenessLieutenant Colonel Bojan Brecelj, Commander 15th AviationWing, Slovenian Air Force

FUTURE TECHNOLOGY PANEL 15.00 What Will Helicopter Technology Need To Look Like In 2040

• Current capability gaps for modern military helicopter fleets • What technologies are required for a future fighting force of

rotary craft • The growth of multipurpose helicopters and their need for

flexible transfers of technology and capability • Is defence industry tracking ahead or behind the next

generation of military helicopter requirements?Major General Richard Felton Commander, Joint HelicopterCommand, UK MoDColonel Jiří VÁVRA, Head of Air Force DevelopmentDepartment, Armed Forces of the Czech RepublicColonel Peder Söderström, Chief of the Swedish Helicopter Wing,Swedish Air ForceColonel Steen Ulrich, Head of Helicopter Wing, Royal Danish AirForceMr Andy Gray, Helicopter Programme Manager, EuropeanDefence Agency

15.45 Afternoon Coffee and Networking In Exhibition Area

16.15 The EDA Mission To Address The Shortfall of DeployableHelicopters In Europe Today• Evaluating the current challenges of available helicopters

across Europe • Creating a multinational helicopter training programme • Other EDA initiatives and successes to further ensure European

security and combat readiness Mr Andy Gray, Helicopter Programme Manager, EuropeanDefence Agency

16.45 What Do The Czech Military Helicopters of Tomorrow NeedToday?• Looking at what the Czech Armed Forces needs for future

helicopter modernisation • How will Helicopter Capability need to modernise and

advance • A look at the force structure and capability plans of the Czech

Armed forces by 2020• Where do the Czech Armed Forces fit into future NATO and

international coalition operations and peacekeeping Colonel Jiří VÁVRA, Head of Air Force DevelopmentDepartment, Armed Forces of the Czech Republic

17.15 End of Helicopter Technology Eastern Europe 2015 Day One

Helicopter Technology Eastern Europe 2015 Day One | Wednesday 24th June

Helicopter Technology Eastern Europe 2015Day Two | Thursday 25th June

8.00 Registration and Coffee

8.45 Chairman’s Opening Address

Major General Bohuslav Dvorak, Former Deputy Chief of the

General Staff, Currently Chief of Advisors to Minister of Defence,

Czech Armed Forces

9.00 Helicopter Sustainability and Life Cycle Management: Ensuring

Effective Rotary Aircraft Support of Future Military Operations

•Current strategies to sustain and maintain the rotary fleet

•Upgrade considerations and priorities

•What have recent helicopter operations helped re-focus life

cycle management

•How industry can support the ongoing aftercare and

effectiveness of a mature rotary fleet

Major General Bohuslav Dvorak, Former Deputy Chief of the

General Staff, Currently Chief of Advisors to Minister of Defence,

Czech Armed Forces

9.30 An Update on the Multinational Aviation Training Centre

(MATC)

•Training and simulation aims for the MATC

•Pre-deployment mission training and the impact of operational

tempo

•ISAF Air Advisory Team feedback

•Maximizing rotary resources through regional interoperability

and standardization of training

Panelists:

Brigadier General Libor Stefanik, Commander, Czech Air Force

Major General Dražen Ščuri, Commander, Croatian Air Force

and Air Defence

Colonel Robert Tibensky, Head of National Armaments, Slovakia

10.15 Morning Coffee and Networking In Exhibition Area

10.45 Austrian Helicopter Capability For The Next Generation of

Operational Requirements

•The current military helicopter capability of the Austrian

Air Force

•Feedback from recent operations and missions

•What will the next generation of Austria’s Helicopter Fleet

loop like

Brigadier General Andreas Putz, Commander Air Support

Brigade, Austrian Air Force

11.15 Session Reserved for Platinum Sponsor

11.45 The Swedish Air Force Helicopter Wing: Supporting Army, Navy

and Air Force Domestically and Internationally

•An overview of the Swedish Air Force Helicopter Wing

•Current Helicopter programs and priorities

•Latest upgrade focus for A109, NH90 and UH60M

Colonel Peder Söderström, Chief of the Swedish Helicopter Wing,

Swedish Air Force

12.15 Networking Lunch In Exhibition Area

13.15 NH90 NATO Standardisation And Joint Mission CapabilityPlanning•An update on NATO Helicopter for the 1990s (NH90) Design

and Development, Production and Logistics ManagementOrganization (NAHEMO) with its Agency (NAHEMA)

•Member nations contributions and collaborations: France,Germany, Italy and the United Kingdom

•Future STANAGS and recommendations for member nations Brigadier General Fortunato Di Marzio, General Manager, NH 90Programme, NAHEMA (NATO)

13.45 Session Reserved For Gold Sponsor

14.15 Danish Helicopter Capability and Equipment Modernisaton Plans •Assessing the Danish helicopter fleet and the varied mission

capability this offers•Current requirements and upgrade plans •Operational feedback and how this influences future rotary

fleet planning and procurements•Winter Warfare considerations when flying in low temperature

environmentsColonel Steen Ulrich, Head of Helicopter Wing, Royal Danish Air Force

14.45 Afternoon Coffee and Networking In Exhibition Area

15.15 Helicopter Upgrade Priorities For The Slovenian Armed Forces •Evaluating the role of the Logistics Directorate / Armament

Division and the Helicopter Programme responsibilities •Assessing timelines for current upgrades:

- Electronic Warfare System- Self-Protection Weapon System- Avionics - Cockpit Voice and Flight Data Recorders- Ballistic Protection - Medical Interior

•Future programme goals and initiatives Marko Gruden, Helicopter Programme Manager, ArmamentProject Management Division, Slovenian MoD

15.45 CLOSING MILITARY PANELA Regional Outlook for Military Helicopter Upgrades: What National Defence Forces Look for From Local andInternational Industry•What are the major upgrade requirements across the region •How have changing mission directives helped shape these

requirements •Are budgets increasing to ensure capability can advance?•Procurement timelines for upgrades: from tendering to force

deployment •Safety requirements priorities •Is joint procurement and shared capability an option for the

future •What defence forces look for in industry partners: local and

international Panellists:Major General Bohuslav Dvorak, Former Deputy Chief of theGeneral Staff, Currently Chief of Advisors to Minister of Defence,Czech Armed ForcesMajor General Dražen Ščuri, Commander, Croatian Air Forceand Air Defence Colonel Jiří VÁVRA, Head of Air Force DevelopmentDepartment, Armed Forces of the Czech RepublicLieutenant Colonel Bojan Brecelj, Commander 15th AviationWing, Slovenian Air Force

16.15 End of Helicopter Technology Eastern Europe 2015

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Audience Profile: The participants at Helicopter Technology EasternEurope 2015 will be the most senior decision makersresponsible for modernising and procuring new militaryhelicopters, as well as some of the regions mostexperienced operators of rotary craft, all meeting todemonstrate their intentions for advancing capabilityand laying down foundations of future collaboration andstandardisation between nations.

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• Commanders of Air Force • Deputy Commanders Air Force • Commanders of National Helicopter Forces • Directors of Capability Planning • National Armaments Directors • Helicopter Programme Managers • Heads of Army Aviation • Heads of Strategy and Defence Planning • Commanders of Air Systems • Directors of Procurement • Chief Scientists/Defence Research Agencies

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6. Learn how to do business in The Czech Republic andEastern Europe from procurement and high levelmilitary decision makers

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Defence and Security Industry Association of the Czech Republic (DSIA) associatesCzech companies engaged in research, development, production, trade andmarketing of the military and security equipment, material and services.

DSIA promotes business and commercial interests of its members in a dialogue withthe Parliament, ministries, other government authorities. It became an importantpartner and participant in the legislative processes.

DSIA is a primary contact point for similar foreign institutions. It helps foreign firms to find suitable partners and vice-versa it helps the Czechfirms to contact appropriate companies abroad.

DSIA supports pro-export efforts of its member companies and helps them to look for new markets. It also participates in shaping of thenational pro-export policy and supports export interests of the DSIA members towards the state administration.

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