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28 METALCON SHOWGUIDE 2012 I www.metalconstructionnews.com Educational Sessions Special Programs


seven years running. Alan has more than 20 years of experience in trade fi nance. He has lived and traveled overseas and is profi cient in Mandarin Chinese.


Monday, October 8 9 a.m.–5 p.m.


SP2 Steel Market Update and 3rd Annual Steel Summit Sponsored by Steel Market Update Registration: 8–11 a.m. Pre-Summit Workshop & Booths: 9–10:45 a.m. Conference Program: 11 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Networking/Cocktail Party: 5:30–6:30 p.m.


Steel Market Update 3rd Annual Steel Summit Conference will once again be held the day prior to the opening of METALCON. This year, SMU’s conference will provide forecast for the general economy as well as industry specifi c and steel forecast. We will have a panel discussing volatility and its impact on the steel industry through the perspective of a mill, importers, scrap company and international analyst. Our Steel Summit will then look at the changes taking place in the service center industry and the opportunities and challenges they face. Our last panel will provide the mill’s view of the changing industry and what they will do to survive into 2013 and beyond. Industry leaders from all over the country will be speaking at this conference. This will be an event you don’t want to miss.


Speakers & Topics: 1st Panel: Economic & Steel Industry Forecast


Zbyszko Tabernacki, CFA, Vice President, Country and Industry Research and Forecasting at IHS Global Insight Mr. Tabernacki will provide a macro-economist view of the world and the U.S. economies.


Timna Tanners, Steel and Materials Analyst, Bank of America Merrill Lynch Research Ms. Tanners, just selected the top metals and mining analyst by Greenwich Associates, will provide her view of the steel industry and 2013 forecast.


John Anton, Manager, IHS Global Insight’s Steel Service Mr. Anton will provide an economist’s view of the North American steel indus- try and various critical market segments, as well as his forecast for 2013.


2nd Panel: Volatility & Its Impact on the Steel Industry


David Phelps, President, American Institute for International Steel (AIIS) Mr. Phelps will discuss how volatility has impacted foreign imports into the U.S., as well as its impact on importing companies


Paul Lowrey, Managing Director, Steel Research Associates Mr. Lowrey, who specializes in consulting steel mills and larger steel related


companies, will review how volatility has changed the face of the industry and where he sees the challenges ahead.


Jerry Nelson, General Manager, Commercial, RG Steel Mr. Nelson will provide a view seldom seen in a conference program as he views volatility through the eyes of a mill.


Rich Brady, OmniSource, Executive Vice President, Ferrous Group, OmniSource Mr. Brady will discuss volatility and its impact on the scrap and steel markets.


Aldo Mazzaferro, Analyst, Macquarie Securities Mr. Mazzaferro will look at volatility from an international perspective and how the world is impacting the North American steel industry.


3rd Panel: The Changing Face of the Service Center Industry


Jeremy Flack, President and CEO, Flack Steel Mr. Flack will provide insights into how volatility in the markets has created an opportunity for his service center using HR Futures and other derivatives.


Aviva Leebow, Vice President, Pacesetter Steel Service Inc. Mr. Leebow, second-generation has a unique perspective on the changes, challenges and opportunities that are impacting her service center.


Russ Delaney, President Flat Rolled, Kloeckner Metals Mr. Delaney has an interesting perspective as Macsteel & Namasco have combined to become the new Kloeckner Metals,


4th Panel: Mill View of the Changing Industry – How Will They Survive & Prosper into 2013 & Beyond


Bob Holt, Senior Vice President, Commercial, ThyssenKrupp Steel USA Mr. Holt will discuss the still new ThyssenKrupp steel mill in Calvert, Ala.— their successes since their start-up and the challenges ahead.


Greg Goad, General Manager, Commercial, Severstal NA Mr. Goad will provide unique insights as their two steel mills (Dearborn & Columbus) have undergone major expansions over the past 12 months.


Akhil Dutta, Regional Sales Director, U.S. Sales, Essar Steel Algoma Inc. Mr. Dutta will speak to the growth of Essar Steel both in Canada and in the United States.


Fee: $395 Fee: $345 (Steel Market Update member companies)


*Registration includes: Pre-Summit Workshop on Futures and Managing Price Risk, our full program including breaks, lunch and a free networking/cocktail party at the conclusion of the program.

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