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Thursday 24 October 2019 Moderated by: Steffen Bots, LUBESERV, Independent Consultant
Registrations at Le Majestic (Congress Hotel) 08.00 – 17.30 Partner Programme
Welcome Coffee Opening session
09.00 – 17.00 08.30 – 09.15 09.15 – 10.15
Registrations at Le Majestic (Congress Hotel) 08.30 – 17.30 Welcome (Valentina Serra-Holm, President, UEIL)
Introductory speech: The lubricant market in France (Eric Candelier, YACCO SAS)
Keynote speech: Positive disruption in the lubricant industry (Dr. Lutz Lindemann, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Member of the Executive Board, Fuchs Petrolub)
Coffee break (SPONSORED BY PUTOLINE) 10.15 – 10.45
Session 1: Challenges and opportunities in the rapidly evolving lubricant industry
10.45 – 13.00
Energy disrupters in the lubricant industry (Blake Eskew, Consulting Executive Director, IHS Markit)
Prospects for e-commerce in the lubricants industry (Christian Hartmann, Executive Board Member, UEIL)
Digital marketing and its applications in the lubricants sector (Joanna Stephenson, Managing Director, PHD Marketing Ltd.)
Panel discussion: Blake Eskew, IHS Markit; Christian Hartmann, UEIL; Joanna Stephenson, PHD Marketing Ltd; Mike Skypala, Oats
Lunch Break (SPONSORED BY IGOL)
Session 2: Workforce of the future
13.00 – 14.15 14.15 – 15.45
Artificial Intelligence and its impact on the workforce (Katie King, Managing Director, Zoodikers)
Competence transfer and talent retention (James Moorhouse, Founder & Director, ABN Resource)
Panel discussion: Katie King, Zoodlikers; James Moorhouse, ABN Resource; Yanos Michopoulos, Authentix.
Coffee break (SPONSORED BY YACCO)
15.45 – 16.15
Session 3: How the Circular Economy is shaping the European lubricants industry
The EU policy landscape on circular economy (Pénélope Vincent-Sweet, Sweet by Nature for European Environment Bureau)
16.15 – 17.30
The future of the Circular Economy and its impact on business (Dimitris Kontaxis, Federation of Recycling & Energy Recovery Industries and Enterprises in Greece) Panel discussion: Dimitris Kontaxis, Federation of Recycling & Energy Recovery Industries and Entreprises in Greece; Pénélope Vincent-Sweet, Sweet by Nature for European Environment Bureau; Apu Gosalia, Chair of the UEIL Sustainability Taskforce.
ICIS Networking Reception Gala Dinner at Le Negresco
(SPONSORED BY CHEMLUBE) Dress code: Business elegant
17.45 – 18.45 19.00 – 23.30
Leave from the Congress Hotel at 19:00. Cocktail reception from 19.45 to 20.30
Friday 25 October 2019 Moderated by: Steffen Bots, LUBESERV, Independent Consultant
Networking coffee
Session 1: Technical trends in the Lubricants industry
09.30 – 10.15 10.15 – 11.15
The impact of regulations on marine lubricants formulations, with special reference to the Vessel General Permit (Peter Vickers, Chairman, Vickers Oil Ltd)
Food grade lubricants (Sarah Krol, Global Managing Director, NSF International)
Developing new lubricant formulations (Ian Taylor, Technology Manager, Future Technology Scouting Lubricants, Shell Global Solutions)
Coffee break (SPONSORED BY ZELLER + GMELIN)
Session 2: Future outlook for industry standards and test methods
11.15 – 11.45 11.45 – 12.30
Current & future engine oil standards & Certification programmes – Opportunities & Challenges (Jeff Harmening, American Petroleum Institute)
Emerging trends in test methods (John Bucci, Savant Group)
Panel discussion: Jeff Harmening, American Petroleum Institute; John Bucci, Savant Group; Patrick Vernon, ATIEL
Session 3: The Base Oil Landscape in Europe 12.30 – 13.30
The future of Group II and Group III Landscape (Mike McCabe, Global Marketing Director, Lubrizol)
Panel discussion: Katty Hoste, Business Development Manager, Chevron; Ian Field, ATC Europe; Mike McCabe, Lubrizol.
Lunch break (SPONSORED BY FUCHS LUBRIFIANT FRANCE) 13.30 – 14.30
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