Webcast: The DNA of innovative organizations

From low carbon materials and artificial intelligence to circular economy and offsite construction, the built environment is experiencing an evolutionary wave of change. Whilst technologies like these may be facilitating the industry’s digital transformation, they aren’t always the catalyst of innovation or the key to organizational resilience.   

• Industry 5.0 Landscape: What does technological innovation look like today?  
• Technology vs Innovation: What’s the difference (and why does it matter)? 
• The Innovation Cycle: What’s needed for success?  
• How standardization is supporting innovation within the Built Environment?
• Introduction to innovation management solutions including the BSI Innovation Kitemark

Karim Aboelfadl - Global Scheme Manager of Innovation Kitemark, and Client Manager META 

With a background in Marketing and Business Development Kareem Aboul-Fadl began his career working in research and development. Focused Business Development Manager with exceptional Planning and implementation capabilities with 17+ Years of experience highly trained with in depth understanding of Customers requirements gathering and market trends. Adept at cultivating managing and leveraging client relationships. With the lessons learned from his early career, Kareem went on to the field of management systems for Different Certification Bodies and now, he serves BSI Middle East and Africa as Client manager in IMETA region and a Global Scheme Manager for Innovation Kitemark.

While working with BSI, Kareem initially focused on assessing systems. Now, taking advantage of experience, he delivers Assessment for innovation, Performance, Risk, Sustainability, Resilience and Agility Portfolio.

Rahul Shah - Sector Development Director for EMEA, Built Environment, BSI

Rahul Shah has worked for and with asset owners, main contractors, architects, engineers and manufacturers. With over 23 years of experience, he has held leadership roles responsible for driving digital transformation, leading on BIM strategy and implementation programmes globally. During his career Rahul has gained experience of implementing various digital initiatives on a diverse range of projects, including large scale multi-billion-pound urban regeneration schemes through to hospitals, airports, residential, commercial, data centres, mixed-use public spaces, stadiums and metros.