Global Ports

Monday 19th - Tuesday 20th October 2009
Hilton Paddington, London

This event is a "must-attend" for all stakeholders in the ports and terminal sector looking to profit from opportunities beyond 2010

You will gain insight into:

• Growth trends in global container ports - where next after the credit crunch?
• Shippers influence on choice of ports in a post conference market
• Ocean carrier's view on driving collaborations in the shipping industry supply chain
• Why are ports attractive to investors?
• The impact of legislation against state aid on terminal businesses
• New terminal projects - against all odds
• Deep sea liner strategies
• The growing importance of extended gateways and port centric logistics
• KPI's in environmental benchmarks for ports and terminals

With contributions from key industry players including:

• Dave Appleton, APL
• Brett Whitfield, Nestlé Business Services Ltd.
• Neil Davidson, Drewry Shipping Consultants
• Steffen Faurby, Maersk Line
• Ummo Bruns, Deutsche Bahn
• Paul Ham, Europe Container Terminal bv
• Bill Burns, Port Authority of NY / NJ
• Martyn Pellew, PD Ports
• Jesper Kjaedegaard, Mercator International & British Chamber of Shipping
• Andrey Naraevsky, Global Container Service
• Michel Jenné, Executive Director Ports & Logistics, BNP Paribas Fortis Bank
• Susanne Milberg, HPC Hamburg Port Consulting
• Andrew Morris, RREEF Infrastructure
• Mark Wandless, Holman Fenwick Willan
• Ulrich Stark, HSH Nordbank - London Branch
• Richard Clarke, AECOM
• Charles Haine, DP World
• Christopher Frost, Macquarie

Coming to this event you can expect to meet:

• Port Authorities
• Ports and Terminal Operators
• Ocean Carriers
• Shippers
• Logistics Service Providers
• Banking and Financial Institutions
• Regulatory Authorities
• Terminal Technology Providers
• Port Management Companies
• Port Handling Equipment Manufacturers
• Feeder Operators
• 3pl and Freight Forwarders