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PHILIPPINES Port Development SUMMIT 2013 Conference Day One 14 August 2013 Wednesday 9.00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks Alan Murphy, Chief Operating Officer & Partner, Sealntel Maritime Analysis STRATEGIC PORT DEVELOPMENT 9.10 Government’s Masterplan and Initiatives on Improving Ports and Logistics Infrastructure in Philippines • Updates on masterplan’s implementation • Key government’s incentives in facilitating ports and logistics infrastructure development • Major projects in development • Opportunities in the Philippines Ports Sector Joseph Emilio Aguinaldo Abaya, Secretary, Department of Transportation and Communications KEYNOTE ADDRESS 9.40 Enabling Partnerships and Investment for Developing Additional Port Capacity • Tapping on Philippines economic boom • Updates on Philippine Development Plan 2011 – 2016 • Incentives and financial support on the pipeline to attract investments Emmanuel F. Esguerra, Deputy Director General, National Development Office for Planning, National Economic Development Authority GOVERNMENT ADDRESS 10.20 Networking Coffee 10.50 Routes to Philippines Market – Port Capacities and New Developments in Emerging Regions • New shipping patterns and manufacturing trends • Increasing investments in logistics infrastructure • Projects across Asia and in Philippines • Keeping up with market demands • Overcoming the challenges in emerging regions Brian Noe Kristensen, Head of Far East Asia Liner, Operations Cluster, Maersk Line 11.30 Philippines’ Position in the Asian Port Industry • Outlook and potential of Asiaís Port Industry • Current capacity and demand for expansions • Where do Philippines stand now? - trade trends, volumes, capacities and opportunities • Realizing the potential of Philippines Ports Alan Murphy, Chief Operating Officer & Partner, Sealntel Maritime Analysis 12.10 Potential, Opportunities and Solutions for Philippines Port Development • Philippines market potential, growth expectations and commercial opportunities • New investment strategies based on demand • Addressing connectivity and efficiencies challenges • Collaborating with the industry Panelists: Richard D. Barclay, Chief Executive Officer, Manila North Harbour Port Inc. Christian R. Gonzalez, Vice President and Head of Asian Region, International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI) Sean L. Perez, Vice President, Commercial & Marketing, Asian Terminals Inc. Bonifacio B. Licayan, Assistant General Manager, Davao International Container Terminal PHILIPPINES PORT OPERATORS’ DIALOGUE EFFICIENCY AND CAPACITY ENHANCEMENT PROJECTS 2.00 ICTSI Projects on Capacity and Efficiency Management • Increased container volumes • Leveraging on technology driven solutions • Project timeframes and costs • Collaboration from planning through to execution • Partnership opportunities available Christian R. Gonzalez, Vice President and Head of Asian Region, International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI) 2.40 Sustaining Efficient Port Synergies – Providing an Alternative Gateway Port to Manila • Regional operations and new projects • Integrated port solutions • Infrastructure inter-connection • The way moving forward Sean L. Perez, Vice President, Commercial & Marketing, Asian Terminals Inc. 3.20 Networking Coffee 3.50 Modernization and Rehabilitation of Port Facilities, Equipment & Systems to Better Service Port Partners • Embarking on port modernization program • Current progress and updates • Developing opportunities • The way forward Richard D. Barclay, Chief Executive Officer, Manila North Harbour Port Inc. 4.30 Project Updates – Davao International Container Terminal • Current developments • Key project plans and timelines • Contracting opportunities Bonifacio B. Licayan, Assistant General Manager, Davao International Container Terminal 5.10 International Case Study: Strategies to Achieve Service and Operational Excellence at Modern Terminals • Key challenges • Strategic win-win partnerships • Value added innovations for customers • Partnership opportunities Peter Levesque, Chief Commercial Officer, Modern Terminals Limited 5.50 Chairman’s Closing Remarks 6.00 End of Conference Day One 12.50 Networking Lunch REGISTER TODAY! +65 6508 2401 register@ibcasia.com.sg www.philippinesportsummit.com
PHILIPPINES Port Development SUMMIT 2013 Conference Day Two 15 August 2013 Thursday 9.00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks Alan Murphy, Chief Operating Officer & Partner, Sealntel Maritime Analysis CAPITALISING ON PORT SECTOR OPPORTUNITIES 9.10 Successful Port Investment in Philippines – Models, Strategies and ROI • Investment options available – JVs, stake or direct purchase • Criteria for selection of projects • Reviewing recent successful transactions • Risk sharing and implications for model selection • What is coming up? Panelists Dennis Wright, President, Peregrine Development International Michael T. Rodriguez, Managing Director, Philippine Investment Alliance for Infrastructure, Macquarie Infrastructure Advisory (Philippines) Inc. Stephen L. Yu, Chief Operating Officer, SEAOIL Philippines, Inc. Jesse O. Ang, Resident Representative, International Finance Corporation (IFC), Philippines 9.50 Ports and Logistics Growth Opportunities in Philippines • Leveraging on the revitalized Philippine economy – strong rebound in agricultural and manufacturing sectors • Synergizing logistics efficiencies with other sectors • Key investment opportunities available for logistics investors Daniel C. Ventanilla, General Manager, NYK Line (Philippines), NYK Fil-Japan Shipping Corporation 10.30 Networking Coffee GOVERNMENT PORT PROJECTS 11.00 Updates on Philippines’ Port Infrastructure Investment and Expansion Program • Current updates and developments • Special economic zones • Philippines’ regional projects in the pipeline (new, expansion and rehabilitation) Hector Miole, Assistant to the General Manager for Special Projects and Concurrent Port District Manager of Port District Office Southern Luzon, Philippines Port Authority 11.40 Port Development Projects in Cebu • Current projects updates and developments • P480-M dredging project in Cebu City Port areas • Improving Cebu’s ports efficiencies, capacities and connectivity to other cities • Contracting Opportunities Oscar J Lopez, Manager, Port Management Department, Cebu Port Authority 12.20 Subic Bay – A Viable Port Destination to Fill the Capacity Shortage Gap in Asia • Modernization of facilities and expansion of infrastructure • Increased capacities through new container terminals 1 and 2 (NCT – 1 and NCT – 2) – to ease congestion at Port of Manila • Improving road networks and boosting cargo traffic • Upcoming projects in the pipeline • Attracting partnership and investment opportunities Roberto V. Garcia, Chairman & Administrator, Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority 1.00 Success Story of Sharjah Free Zones Through Sustainability Principles • Unique advantage – a large sea port facility for container vessels • Flexible and dynamic management • Investor oriented free zone • Partnership and investment opportunities Dr. Rashid Alleem, Director General, Sharjah Department of Seaports and Customs and Sharjah Free Zones Authorities 1.20 Networking Lunch IMPROVING CONNECTIVITY AND THROUGHPUT 2.20 Port Congestion and What Needs to be Done • Current situation and bottleneck issues • Key implications • Optimizing capacity planning decisions – working with all stakeholders • What more can be done from the port operators? Ramon de Leon, President, Pac-Atlantic Group 3.00 Integrating Ports, Inland Terminals and Logistics Network to Improve Supply Chain Performance • Port connectivity bottlenecks • How can stakeholders partner for solutions? • Expectations from Government Troy Shortell, Senior Vice President, HAVI Logistics 3.40 Networking Coffee 4.10 Improving Efficiencies in Dry Bulk Terminal Operations • Integrated terminal operations ñ coal handling system, stockpile management, quality control, blending and computerized control system • Smoother and faster berthing for vessels • Partnership opportunities Norlent Pasaribu, Senior Vice President & Chief Operating Officer, PT Cigading International Bulk Terminal 4.50 Liquid Bulk Terminal Demand and Value Added Operations in Philippines • Outlook across liquid bulk terminal segments • Distribution and supply chain management • Improving delivery efficiencies • Supporting the local oil & gas companies Stephen L. Yu, Chief Operating Officer, SEAOIL Philippines, Inc. 5.30 Chairman’s Closing Remarks 5.35 End of Conference Day Two REGISTER TODAY! +65 6508 2401 register@ibcasia.com.sg www.philippinesportsummit.com
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