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Digital Construction Week 2025 announces first wave of industry-leading speakers
Digital Construction Week (DCW), the UK’s premier event for digital innovation in the built environment, is set to return to ExCeL London on 4-5 June 2025.
With visitor registration now open, DCW is thrilled to unveil its first wave of speakers – an inspiring lineup of experts who are shaping the future of AECO through digital transformation.
From pioneering architects to digital strategy leaders, this year’s speakers represent a wisw range of knowledge in construction technology, sustainability, and data-driven design. Attendees will gain exclusive insights from these industry trailblazers:
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Gaganjit Singh, associate, Zaha Hadid Architects – A specialist in high-rise and urban development, Gaganjit brings a wealth of expertise in 3D modelling, digital fabrication, and bespoke digital tools that push the boundaries of design complexity.
Davina Cooper, asset data requirements manager, Defence Infrastructure Organisation – A driving force behind the Ministry of Defence’s BIM and digital asset strategies, Davina is redefining how data is procured and managed for long-term infrastructure performance.
Esther Sullivan, senior BIM coordinator, Arcadis – A multidisciplinary BIM expert with a decade of experience in rail projects, Esther is passionate about optimising digital workflows and fostering technical progress in large infrastructure developments.
Johnathan Munkley, head of digital services, WSP – A digital transformation leader and advocate for construction decarbonisation, Johnathan has been instrumental in driving AEC technology adoption, industry standards, and strategic digital initiatives worldwide.
Roman Baran, construction digital manager, Canary Wharf Group – Blending hands-on construction experience with cutting-edge research in AI and automation, Roman is spearheading digital transformation strategies that are making construction more efficient, sustainable, and data-driven.
Maurice Van Sante, senior construction economist, ING Bank – A leading voice in construction economics, Maurice’s work explores the intersection of digitalisation, circular construction, and the journey to net-zero emissions.
Akhila Murali, digital construction manager, McLaren – With a focus on quality assurance and collaborative digital strategies, Akhila is driving a cultural shift in construction project management through innovative BIM adoption.
Raina Armstrong, digital operations specialist, Architype – Passionate about sustainability and design justice, Raina is transforming architectural workflows with digital collaboration tools that streamline efficiency and improve outcomes.
Colin Bell, digital construction director, Kier Construction – A champion of digital standardisation, Colin is dedicated to reducing waste, increasing efficiency, and leveraging data to drive continuous learning in construction.
Emer Murnaghan, innovation director, Graham Civil Engineering – A leading expert in civil engineering, Emer is at the forefront of integrating new technologies to improve communication and reduce errors in complex projects.
Ana Matic, director of digital development, Scott Brownrigg – A digital visionary shaping the future of architecture, Ana is pioneering advancements in digital twins, MMC, and collaborative design strategies.
Attendees will gain exclusive insights from industry trailblazers
“At Digital Construction Week, we don’t just talk about the future of construction – we bring together the people making it happen,” comments Karolina Orecchini, event director for Digital Construction Week. She continues: “This year’s speaker lineup is filled with experts who are pushing the boundaries of AECO. Whether you're looking for fresh ideas, practical advice, or new connections, DCW is where the industry’s biggest conversations unfold.”
With an agenda packed full of thought-provoking discussions and insights, Digital Construction Week 2025 is an opportunity for professionals looking to stay ahead of the curve.
Join us at ExCeL London on 4-5 June 2025. Secure your free ticket and be part of the conversation.
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