Annette Smith
Personal Information
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Annette is an Associate Director at JMP who specialises in working with large public and private sector organisations to reduce their travel demand.
Annette was Programme Manager for the award winning Influencing Travel Behaviour (ITB) programme for the Highways Agency from 2005 to 2011. This focused on commuter and leisure travel and included developing, implementing and monitoring over fifty Area Travel Plans at business parks (Whiteley, Cambridge Science Park, Windmill Hill), out-of-town retail centres (The Mall at Cribbs Causeway), hospitals (Northampton General Hospital), universities and colleges (Cornwall College, UWE).
Annette is an advisor to the Department for Transport, Highways Agency and Transport for London on business travel and has written guidance on ‘Smarter Working’ for the Highways Agency and ‘Alternatives to Travel’ for the Department for Transport. She advises public and private sector organisations including; Bristol City Council, Dorset County Council, Swindon Borough Council, PWC, Barclaycard and NPower on how to maximise smarter working arrangements e.g. home/remote working and tele/video and web conferencing in order to reduce business related travel and therefore save costs and reduce an organisation’s carbon footprint.
- Contact Details
- annette.smith@jmp.co.uk
- Telephone Number
- 020 7536 1816
History
- Member for
- 29 weeks 2 days
My Articles
JMP has developed a particular expertise and interest in the development and delivery of Rail Station Travel Plans (STPs), a hot topic in the current transport planning arena. Integrating stations...
Introduction
Throughout 2011, the transport media has widely reported on the effects of spending cuts on the smarter choices sector. This is despite the fact that in January 2011 the government...
The next 12 months will be different as we anticipate the 2012 Olympics. And yet, the excitement of the Olympics will undoubtedly bring travel challenges to many parts of the UK and especially in...
WHAT IS A RESILIENT BUSINESS?
The squeeze on natural resources; peak oil; increasing fuel prices; climate change and emissions targets; inefficient business travel practices; shifting staff / client...
