China International Auto Parts Development Summit Forum 2011 (400 attendees)

Host

China’s automobile and auto parts export bases:

Changchun, Chongqing, Taizhou, Shanghai, Wuhan, Xiamen, Wuhu, Tianjin,

Hefei, Guangzhou, Baoding and Liuzhou

China International Auto Parts Expo

China Automotive News

Support

Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM)

National Development and Reform Committee (NDRC)

Organizer

Organizing Committee of China International Auto Parts Expo

  Sponsor

Bosch (China) Investment Ltd.

Topic

“The transition of auto parts industry in the global change”

Theme

2011 is the beginning of the 12th Five Year Plan as well as the transitional year of China’s automobile industry. As the largest automaker and the largest automobile consumer in the world, China will face even greater challenges from the world, such as: low-carbon emission, use of renewable energy, environmental friendly, and innovative technology. Surely these challenges are not only faced by China, but is also the challenges the global automobile industry must overcome. Where auto parts industry is at its core, how does the industry efficiently utilize global science research and findings to turn those challenges into enzyme for necessary adjustments and growth? And how do multinational enterprises, joint-venture enterprises, and domestic enterprises cope with those challenges?

On September 7th, 2011, at the “China International Auto Parts Development Summit Forum 2011”, over 400 attendees including officials from Ministry of Commerce and the National Development & Reform Commission, credible experts, CEOs from domestic and international automakers and auto parts enterprises will gather together to discuss the theme of “The transition of auto parts industry in the global change.” Some topics include: key auto parts, advanced technologies, advanced management, new-energy, new-material, the relationship between automakers and auto parts suppliers, market development, industry situation, policy guide, the way of foreign trade export.

Registration

September 7, 2011    13:10-14:00,

Time

September 7, 2011    14:00-18:00

Venue

The Great Hall of the People, Beijing

Speaker

Honored

Speakers

Opening Speech by Officials from MOFCOM and NDRC

Mr. Chen Yudong, President of Bosch (China) Investment Ltd.

 Mr. Sean Liang, Director of Purchasing and Supply Chain, GM China

   Mr. KAMIYA HIROSHI，President of Denso (China) Investment Co., Ltd.

   Mr. Bernd Neitzel, Executive Vice President of Business Unit Hybrid Electric

Vehicle, Continental Automotive Asia Pacific Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mr. Denial  W. Salmon, Chairman, GM of Electron and Safety Business Dept. Electrical Control Business Asia Pacific, Delphi Automotive Systems (China) Holding Co.,Ltd.

Mr. Tan Yuesheng, President of BorgWarner(China) Investment Co., Ltd.

Break

Mr. Jacob George, Managing Director of J.D.Power and Associates Asia Pacific

Mr. Shen Jun, President of Roland Berger Strategy Consultants （Shanghai）

Mr. Xu Changming, Director of Information Resources Department, State

Information Center

Mr. Ouyang Minggao, Director of Department of Automotive Engineering from

Research Center for Automotive Industry and Technology Innovation of

Tsinghua University

Mr. Li Kaiguo, Assistant Dean of China Automotive Engineering Research Institute

Mr. Steve Rodgers, President of APMA (Automotive Parts Manufacturers'

Association)

Mr. Stuart Charity, Executive Director of Australia Automotive Aftermarket

Association (AAAA)

Roundtable meeting