Pierre Mongin, President Managing Director of RATP

Pierre Mongin est préfet, diplômé d'administration publique de l'École nationale d'administration, et depuis juillet 2006, président directeur général de la RATP. Le préfet Mongin a été directeur de cabinet d'Yves Galland, ministre des Collectivités locales, puis chef de cabinet d'Édouard Balladur, premier ministre. Directeur de cabinet de Dominique de Villepin, premier ministre, Pierre Mongin devient président directeur général de la RATP à la place d'Anne-Marie Idrac nommée à la direction de la SNCF. Le grand projet de Pierre Mongin est "Metrophérique", une nouvelle rocade de métro autour de Paris.

Joe Montgomery, Director General of Regions and Communities, United Kingdom

Joe Montgomery has been a Director General in the department since March 2001, when he joined as Director General, Neighbourhood Renewal. Prior to joining, Joe's previous position was as Executive Director for Regeneration at Lewisham Council in London. He has extensive experience of grant-making and urban renewal from his work as Assistant Secretary to the Cadbury Trust; as Leader of the Government's Inner City Task Force (in Deptford); and as Chief Executive of one of the 'pathfinder' City Challenge urban regeneration companies. Joe spent 7 years as a local government chief officer with responsibility for housing and planning, transport, environment and economic development. He has served on The Joseph Rowntree Foundation's advisory panel on area regeneration and on the boards of Lewisham College, Middlesex University and South London Training and Enterprise Council. He currently serves as a non-executive director for the Department for Transport and as Chairman of INTA, the international urban development association.

Ze'ev Boim, Minister of Housing and Construction (Israel). Ze'ev Boim  served in the past as Mayor of Kiryat Gat, as well as Chairman of the Municipal Environmental Quality Association, Ashkelon District; Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Economic Company of Kiryat Gat; and Chairman of the Directorate of the Inter Regional Industrial Park of Kiryat Gat and the Lachish Region. A Knesset Member since 1996, he served in the 14th Knesset as Likud Party whip, head of the Negev Lobby, and head of the Knesset Delegation to the Annual Dialogue between Israel and the European Parliament. In the 15th Knesset he served as coalition and Likud faction chairman. He has served on the following committees: Education and Culture; Finance; Internal Affairs and Environment; Constitution, Law, and Justice; Foreign Affairs and Defense; House; Immigration Absorption; Foreign Workers. He served as Deputy Minister of Defense from March 2003 until January 2006, and as Minister of Housing and Construction and Minister of Agriculture and Rural Develoment from January-May 2006. Ze'ev Boim was appointed Minister of Immigrant Absorption from May 2006 until July 2007, when he was appointed Minister of Housing and Construction. He is married and has three children, and lives in Kiryat Gat.

Rémi Feredj, Director for Real Estate of the RATP, Paris.

Âgé de 48 ans, Rémi Feredj travaille depuis 1992 au département du patrimoine de la RATP, dont il a pris la direction en 2004. Il est également Président Directeur général des filiales SEDP et Logis-Transports  (groupe RATP).
Il a exercé les missions de secrétaire général adjoint en charge des investissements au groupe VICTOIRE ASSURANCES entre 1990 à 1992, avant de prendre la direction de la SEDP, filiale immobilière de la RATP, en 1992.
Diplômé de l’Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Bordeaux et chercheur en économie urbaine, Rémi
Feredj a débuté sa carrière en 1985 comme chargé de mission responsable des implantations
industrielles au Conseil général des Landes, avant de rejoindre en 1987 la  filiale foncière de
VICTOIRE (SEFIMEG-SEMIFEG), comme secrétaire général.

Jean-Pierre Orfeuil, Professor at the Institut d'Urbanisme de Paris

Donald Cameron, President National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials NAHRO (USA). Mr. Donald J. Cameron is the President of the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials. This is the largest and oldest housing and community development association in the United States.  Comprised of 22,000 associates and over 2900 local public agencies as members, they touch every city and town in the country. Mr. Cameron is also Chief Executive Officer of the Charleston South Carolina Housing Authority, a position he has held since 1980.  Prior to that, he was Deputy Director from 1975-80.  The entity provides housing opportunities to over 3600 families, annually, roughly 9.7% of the population. Mr. Cameron is the recipient of numerous honors and awards including a United States Presidential Award for Design Excellence, two American Institute of Architects Honor Awards, and a commendation from the United Nations.

Eugien Jaruga Dip T.P. MRTPI, Director of Partnerships. Keepmoat group.

Eugien Jaruga  has a proven track record as a main Board Director in Regeneration and Construction.  He is instrumental in providing to Partners and other Stakeholders, a seamless integrated One Stop Shop approach to the delivery of sustainable community regeneration. With a wealth of contacts in both the Public and Private sectors.