CEE Transport and Logistics Conference 26. September 2014 Vienna, Austria 2 The Conference Organized in cooperation with and with the support of: FH. Prof. Dr. Andreas Breinbauer from the University of Applied Sciences bfi Vienna is scientifically responsible for the program on 26. September 2014. The one-day conference will present, and discuss latest issues in logistics in CEE and aims to design solutions for these challenges. In particular, the conference will focus on the topic of energy logistics and the corresponding infrastructure needs. The one-day-conference is embedded in the annual meeting of the Austrian Logistics Network –taking place on 25. September 2014- with high-ranked business managers and CEOs as well as domestic and regional political decision makers. The conference, which will take place at Palais Niederösterreich, 1010 Vienna, features key notes, panel discussions and networking opportunities for the participants. This mixture of technical input, solution oriented discussion and networking is supposed to maximize the final outcome of the conference. In brief, the main objectives of the conference are: (1) Providing cutting edge know-how and expertise in the fields of energy logistics and infrastructure solutions. (2) Discussing latest challenges and needs in the CEE region with regards to energy logistics and energy infrastructure. (3) Enabling individual know-how exchange and networking opportunities. (4) Bringing together political decision makers from the CEI member countries, high-ranked business managers and CEOs. (5) Enhancing business opportunities. The conference day is expected to result in (1) Having delivered new solutions to current energy logistics and infrastructure challenges. (2) Having sharpened the understanding for current issues in the CEI member countries. (3) Having brought together decision makers from politics and business. (4) Having advanced business making 3 Conference Topic Shaken between boom and bust cycles on the one hand, yet their strategic, geopolitical location on the other hand, make the region of Central and Eastern Europe and its neighboring areas ever more crucial for Western European actors. The conference is dedicated to evaluating the opportunities for transport and logistics companies in the emerging markets between Central Europe and Asia with a special emphasis on energy logistics and related topics. In panel discussions and workshops business managers and CEOs of Transport- and Logistics companies together with high ranked political decision makers from the region, legal experts and academics analyze the business environment and delineate investment- and business opportunities. Best Practice examples of transport and logistics solutions in particular from the Danube and Black Sea Region are the basis for exchanging experiences and ideas and deliver valuable input for subsequent discussions. For more details, please refer to the conference agenda on page 5. 4 Location Palais Niederösterreich can look back on a long and eventful history. It originally housed the Estates, political representatives of landowners, knights, prelates and municipalities, the forerunners of the present-day Lower Austrian provincial government. They acquired the Landhaus in 1513 so as to be near the local ruler and to be able to meet in Vienna. Precious late Gothic remnants of this Landhaus such as the chapel and Gothic rooms have survived. Until 1921 it served the people’s representatives of Vienna and Lower Austria together. After Vienna became independent on 1 January 1922 the Landhaus belonged to the Lower Austrian provincial government until it moved to Sankt Pölten, the new provincial capital, in 1997. © VIA DOMINORUM Grundstückverwertungs Gesellschaft m.b.H. 5 Logistics-Conference Agenda – 26 September 2014 09.00 Registration 09.30 Welcome and Overview of the Congress Prof. (FH) Dr. Andreas Breinbauer President and Head of Study Program Logistics & Transport Management UAS bfi Wien 09.45 International Aspects of Logistics in Postal Services Dr. Georg Pölzl CEO Österreichische Post (Austrian Post) 10.15 The Politics of Gas Pipeline Infrastructure. Europe-Russia-Asia Speaker (tba) 10:45 New Electricity and Gas Infrastructure is Key to Achieving the European Competition, Security and Sustainability Goals Mag. Dietmar Preinstorfer Head of International Relations, E-Control 11:05 Business Environment Black Sea Region Political Environment and its Impact on International Business Dr. Johannes Leitner Head of Competence Centre Black Sea Region, UAS bfi Wien Dr. Hannes Meissner Senior Researcher, Competence Centre Black Sea Region, UAS bfi Wien 11:15 12:0013:30 Coffee Break, Exhibition, Networking LNG as an Alternative in Securing Energy Supply Moderator: FH-Prof. Dr. Oliver Schauer, MBA Professor of Transport-logistics Logistikum, Competence Centre Transport-logistics Parallel Session I Dr. Gerald Aschauer Professor of Transport-logistics Logistikum, Competence Centre Transport-logistics Rudolf Huber The Pitbull of LNG Mag. Friedrich Lehr, MBA CEO Wiener Hafen GmbH & Co KG 12:0013:30 Parallel Session II Challenges for Logistics in CEE Moderator: Prof. (FH) DI Franz Staberhofer Head of Logistikum Mag. Davor Sertic Managing Director Unitcargo Florian Hanslauer Head of Operations and HSE for CEE Brenntag CEE plc 6 12:0013:30 Parallel Session III Transport and Logistics Infrastructure: Status Quo, Challenges and Future Developments from the Perspective of Decision Makers from CEI Moderator: Dr. Johannes Leitner Head of Competence Centre Black Sea Region, UAS bfi Wien Ms. Alla Savina, Senior Logistics Expert Beltamozhservice Belarus Gert-Jan Muilerman Head of Strategy and Action-programs via donau Österreichische Wasserstraßen-Gesellschaft mbH Ing. Arch. Valben Mustafa Technical Implementation Officer, IPA Unit Department for European Union Ministry of Transport and Communications FYRO Macedonia Katetyna Kiriushechkina (tbc) Specialist of International Cooperation and Investment Activity Department Ukraine 13.30 Closing Plenary The CEE Logistics Market – A Companies‘ Perspective Which measures in transport infrastructe are necessary to reach the markets from Central Europe? Which current infrustructe projects enable new ways of goods delivery? Moderator: Prof. (FH) Dr. Andreas Breinbauer President and Head of Study Program Logistics & Transport Management UAS bfi Wien Discussants: Kurt Leidinger CEO Schenker & Co. AG Mag. Davor Sertic Managing Director Unitcargo Florian Hanslauer Head of Operations and HSE for CEE Brenntag CEE plc DI Hans-Peter Hasenbichler CEO via donau Österreichische Wasserstraßen-Gesellschaft mbH Klaus Hrazdira, MBA COO Quehenberger Logistics GmbH Petro Pinkas (tbc) Deputy Minister for Transport, Ukraine 14:30 Farewell 7 Registration and further Details http://www.vnl.at/de/veranstaltungen/oesterrverkehrslogistikkongress.html 8 Contact Prof. (FH) Dr. Andreas Breinbauer UAS bfi Vienna Wohlmutstraße 22 1020 Vienna, Austria [email protected] Dr. Johannes Leitner UAS bfi Vienna Wohlmutstraße 22 1020 Vienna, Austria [email protected] or Ambassador Dr. Heidemaria Gürer Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs Minoritenplatz 8 1014 Vienna, Austria [email protected]
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