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| Time
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| 08.30
– 09.30 hrs: Registration |
| 09.30
– 10.15 hrs: INAUGURAL SESSION |
| Welcome
Remarks by Mr Ravi Kant,
President, SIAM |
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A Film on SIAM |
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| Address
by Dr Satyanarayana Dash, Secretary, Ministry
of Heavy Industries & Public Enterprises, Government of
India |
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| Address
by Chief Guest: Mr Vilasrao Deshmukh, Minister of Heavy
Industries & Public Enterprises, Government of India |
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| Vote
of Thanks by Dr Pawan Goenka, Vice
President,
SIAM |
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| 10.15
– 11.00 hrs: TEA/ COFFEE BREAK |
| 11.00
– 11.45 hrs SPECIAL PLENARY “Sustainable Mobility - Connecting
India: Making
a Paradigm Shift” |
| Address
by Mr Kamal Nath, Minister of Road Transport &
Highways, Government of India
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| 11.45
– 13.00 hrs: PANEL I |
| “Restructuring
- Build A Viable Industry Model: Challenges Facing The Commercial
Vehicle Industry”
With Commercial Vehicle production declining globally, the question
arises that for how long would the current downturn continue.
What would assist the turn around? What new markets would develop
and what products would they need? Would infrastructure development
facilitate in changing the dynamics of the market? How do we convert
customer voices into products and services? Does the industry
need to restructure? Is the current model and industry structure
sustainable? What needs to change and where India could take leadership?
A model that would leverage the networks in India to create scale
and spread cost may be required.
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Panelists: |
| Mr
David Bennett –
President, Vehicle Group APAC, Eaton Corporation |
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| Mr Hakan Samuelsson, Chairman,
MAN AG |
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| Mr
Takao Suzuki, Chairman of the Board, Mitsubishi Fuso
Truck & Bus |
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| Mr
P M Telang, Managing Director, Tata Motors |
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| Moderator:
Mr Dietmar Ostermann, Head-Global Automotive Practice, PRTM |
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| 13.00
– 13.40 hrs: LUNCH |
| 13.40
– 14.40 hrs: PLENARY I |
“Sustainability
- Role of Collaborative Working”
With the growth of the automotive industry, the challenge of environmental
sustainability becomes key. With the shift in epicenter of growth
of the auto industry to Asia, how would the auto industry be impacted?
How would collaborative working change the future dynamics? What
are the challenges for the automotive industry? How are companies
responding to these challenges? What opportunities for cooptition
and collaborative working are required to be explored, while maintaining
healthy competition? How can the government play a catalytic role?
Panelists: |
| Dr
Bernd Bohr,
Chairman, Automotive Group, Robert Bosch GmbH |
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| Ms
Sandra Pupatello,
Ontario Minister of Economic Development and Trade |
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| Mr
R Seshasayee, Managing Director, Ashok Leyland |
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| Mr
Arun Maira, Member, Planning Commission, Government
of India |
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| Moderator:Mr
Markus Doerr, Managing
Director, Ricardo Strategic Consulting (Germany) |
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| 14.40
– 15.40 hrs: PLENARY II |
“Revival
- The Current & Future State of the Global Automotive
Industry & Positioning of the Automotive Industry in
India”
Countries around the world have put in place special policy
packages for the automotive industry. What has worked? What
more needs to be done? What is the outlook in the short
and medium term in different regions of the world? How would
various stakeholders be impacted? How could India promote
the industry through a clear and distinct policy and nourish
and guide the auto sector? What are the lessons that India
can draw from the world? India needs an integrated auto
policy that takes into account the global dynamics, technology
changes and promotes value addition in India. |
Panelists: |
| Prof
Dr Jochem Heizmann, Member - Management
Board, Volkswagen AG |
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| Mr
H S Lheem, Managing
Director, Hyundai Motor India |
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| Mr
John Parker, Executive
Vice President-Asia Pacific and Africa, Ford Motor Co |
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| Moderator:
Mr
Jan Miecznikowski, Head Global Automotive Practice, Booz
& Co |
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| 15.40
– 16.45 hrs: PANEL II |
“Leadership
in The Two Wheeler Industry”
The epicenter of growth of the two wheeler industry is in
Asia. India is currently the second largest two wheeler
manufacturer in the world. The focus is, however, on low
cost vehicles commuting solutions. The global two wheeler
market has developed differently. What are the challenges
for the two wheeler industry in the short and medium term?
How will the industry look like? Would there be a sustainable
market for large bikes in India? Can India become the leader
in two wheeler industry? What are some of the technology,
product development, marketing and branding challenges for
companies located in India? What are some of the ideas,
lessons and areas of collaborative working? |
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Panelists: |
| Mr
Matt Levatich, President & Chief Operating Officer,
Harley-Davidson Motor Company |
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| Mr
Pawan Munjal, Managing Director, Hero Honda Motors |
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| Mr
Toru Watabiki,
Vice Chairman, Motorcycle Committee of JAMA & Representative
Director & Managing Executive Officer, Yamaha Motor Co.,Ltd. |
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| Mr
Bingnan Chen,
Secretary General, China Chamber of Commerce for Motorcycle
(CCCM) |
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| Moderator:
Dr Nick Rogers, Secretary General, International Motorcycle
Manufacturers Association (IMMA) |
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| Co-Moderator:
Mr Sharad Verma, Partner & Director, The Boston
Consulting Group |
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| 16.45
– 17.15 hrs: VALEDICTORY SESSION |
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| Address
by: Mr Anand Sharma, Hon’ble Minister of Commerce &
Industry, Government of India |
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