Sharing the Lessons from Delivering Crossrail

Abstract
In February Crossrail launched its Learning Legacy programme, following in the footsteps of the London 2012 Olympics in sharing lessons learned in the form of insights, data and events involving Crossrail staff with the aim of raising the bar in industry.

The programme will last until Crossrail is complete and aims to encourage a culture of sharing and transparency among all public projects. Simon is Head of Learning Legacy at Crossrail.

He will describe the programme and the involvement of learning legacy partner organisations and share a few key items from the content which has already been published on the Crossrail Learning Legacy website.

Speaker

Simon (BEng FCILT MCIPR) is Head of Learning Legacy at Crossrail. A Civil Engineer, Transport Planner and Communications professional, he worked on the original 1990s Crossrail scheme for London Underground and in 2000 was seconded from TfL to Cross London Rail Links to work on developing the project and securing powers. He led the Consultation team which became the Petitions Negotiation team during the Bill process. During the construction phase he had the role of Head of Stakeholder Management and then Programme Community Relations Manager. 

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