Programme - AL China 2010 - 7th Automotive Logistics China Conference 2010

PROGRAMME

Theme: The rise of the 3PL: changing the model of logistics management in China including sessions on finished vehicle logistics organised in partnership with the CFLP

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a free 90-min workshop about automotive logistics on 10 June 2010 for attendees to the Transport Logistics China exhibition, Shanghai

Sunday 18th April 2010

18:00 - 21:00

Pre-conference cocktail reception and registration

Hosted by Geodis Wilson

Monday 19th April 2010

08:00 - 09:00

Registration

09:00 - 10:30

Welcome Speech

He Liming, Executive Vice President, CFLP; President, China Society of Logistics

Sesion 1: The state of the industry: China is now the largest car market in the world – what does this mean for logistics and the supply chain?

Wei Yong, Chief, Economic Operation Bureau, Transport and Logistics Division, National Development and Reform Commission

The latest development in the Chinese logistics industry as well as suggestions on the cooperation between Chinese and foreign automotive logistics companies

Dai Dingyi, Vice President, CFLP

The development of the Chinese automotive market

Xu Changming, Director, National Information Centre

10:30 - 11:00

Coffee

11:00 - 12:30

Session 2: Improving capacity shortfalls

What is being done to improve capacity issues and what are OEMs doing to counter any breaks in the supply chain?

Gerry Mattios, Associate Partner- SCM Services Leader - GCG, IBM Global Business Services

Ina Qin, Import & Logistics Manager, Porsche (China) Motors

Supply chain management and logistics for OEMs

Yang Yulong, GM, PV SCM dept, Dongfeng Nissan

Xuebing Zhang, NEA Supply Chain Manager, Chrysler

12:30 - 14:00

Lunch

14:00 - 15:30

Session 3: Rise of the LSP

How are Chinese LSPs developing their practices for the new global market; and how are global LSPs moving into China?

Richard DeMuro, Director, MP&L, Asia Pacific & S.A., Ford Motor Company

Ditlev Blicher, Executive Vice President, North Asia, CEVA Logistics

Dr Jorg Mosolf, CEO, Horst Mosolf

Sean Goff, General Manager - Asia, CN & CN Worldwide

15:30 - 16:00

Coffee

16:00 - 17:30

Session 4: Improving the infrastructure to aid a streamlined logistics programme

What infrastructure improvements are needed? Is rail starting to deliver on its promises?

Wang Yibing , Logistics Manager, General Motors

Status on the construction of China's logistics infrastructure

Dr Zhang Xiaodong, Professor, Beijing Jiaotong University

How are China's automotive logistics companies growing with the market

Chen Gang, General Manager, Changjiu Logistics

17:30 - 21:30

Gala dinner

Tuesday 20th April 2010

08:30 - 09:00

Registration

3rd China Automotive Export Logistics International Forum hosted by

09:00 - 10:30

Session 5a:Service parts logistics

What are the issues involved in service parts logistics in China?

Thomas Blank, Director Sales & Marketing - APAC Region, Geodis Wilson

Steven Chang, CFMA Customer Service Operations Director, Ford China

Session 5b:The status and policies of China's automotive export industry

Welcome speech: Mr. Shen Jinjun, Secretary-General, China Automotive Logistics Association of CFLP

Mr. Zhi Luxun, Deputy Director General, Department of Mechanic, Electronic and Hi-tech Industry, Ministry of Commerce

The strategies of international automotive logistics companies to improve China automotive export logistics

Travis Vanderpool, Senior Business Advisor - Automotive, Union Pacific Railroad

Mike Li, Chief Representative, BLG Automobile Logistics China

Michael Wysocki, CEO, United Road

Supported by

10:30 - 11:00

Coffee

11:00 - 12:30

Session 6a: Packaging for tomorrow, today

What is the current status of packaging? Is it improving at all in China?

Dan Roovers, Director Automotive Services, ORBIS Corporation

Jean-Luc Guenard, Automotive Services Director, CHEP China

Duncan Deng, Business Development Manager, CHEP China

Session 6b: The global strategy of China's automotive industry

Panel discussion: China automotive manufacturers' export strategies to Europe, North America and other hot markets. The problems and concerns of international automotive logistics services. With representatives from:

Jin Guangyu, Deputy General Manager, Geely

Shi Jun Yin, Logistics Manager, Chery

Jiang Duo, Logistics Administrator, Brillance Auto

Tan Deqiang, Assistant General Manager, LIfan Motor

Lv Qingqing, Vice Minister, Foton

Chi Ruzhao, Logistics Planning Manager, Anhui Jianghuai Motor

Supported by

12:30 - 14:00

Lunch

14:00 - 15:30

Session 7a: The suppliers' supply chain

How are the parts suppliers dealing with importing from the rest of the world, and supplying China and globally

Martin Lockstrom, Research Associate, China Europe International Business School

Carrie Zhang, Senior Manager, Asian Pacific Logistics, Delphi

Susanna Feng, Materials and Logistics Manager, Lear

Session 7b: How do local high-class RoRo shipping companies serve the China car export industry?

Wang Rendi, GM, CSC RoRo Logistics Company Limited

Panel discussion: How doe the ports, terminals and the shipping companies play a part in the automotive export business?

Richard Ma, Head of Commercial, Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics China

15:30 - 16:00

Coffee

16:00 - 17:00

ASK THE CARMAKER

A chance to pose questions to the decision-makers

Yibing Wang, Logistics Manager, GM China

Richard DeMuro, Director, MP&L, Asia Pacific & S.A., Ford Motor Company

Xuebing Zhang, NEA Supply Chain Manager, Chrysler

Jin Guangyu, Deputy General Manager, Geely

Gao Yanwei, Manager, Great Wall Motor

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