Tony Gates currently serves as the Chair of the Project 13 Supplier Engagement Community, where he plays a pivotal role in reshaping the landscape of enterprise collaboration within the infrastructure sector. With a strong focus on fostering long-term customer relationships, Tony leads a diverse group...
Tony Gates currently serves as the Chair of the Project 13 Supplier Engagement Community, where he plays a pivotal role in reshaping the landscape of enterprise collaboration within the infrastructure sector. With a strong focus on fostering long-term customer relationships, Tony leads a diverse group of suppliers, including contractors, consultants, advisers, and material suppliers, who are integral to the Project 13 initiative. This innovative approach, championed by the Infrastructure Client Group (ICG) and supported by the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), seeks to enhance project delivery through collaborative and integrated working practices.
In his role, Tony is not only responsible for facilitating communication and engagement among suppliers but also for driving key projects that challenge traditional methodologies in construction and infrastructure development. His expertise in cost management, project delivery, and the nuclear sector equips him to navigate complex challenges and identify opportunities for improvement. By promoting innovative solutions and ensuring excellent and safe delivery, he aims to inspire his team and stakeholders alike.
Tony thrives on change, leveraging his skills in coaching and mentoring to cultivate a motivated and inspired team. His commitment to building strong relationships and delivering value to customers is evident in his strategic approach to supplier engagement. As the chair of this community, he is dedicated to making a meaningful impact, ensuring that the voices of suppliers are heard and that their contributions are recognized in the evolving landscape of infrastructure projects. Through his leadership, Tony Gates is not just shaping the future of Project 13 but is also influencing the broader construction industry towards more collaborative and sustainable practices.
