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Speakers 
Stefan Artlich,
Director Supply Chain Optimisation,
Bayer Technology Services
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 Mr Paul Beatley,
President,
ENHESA S A
ENHESA is a global environmental, health and safety consultancy, providing EHS regulatory compliance assurance support to industry worldwide. For over 15 years, ENHESA has been advising companies in the chemical industry to ensure ongoing worldwide regulatory compliance as well as turning regulatory challenges into business opportunities. Both bulk and specialty chemical companies rely on Enhesa services for ensuring ongoing regulatory compliance.
As one of ENHESA’s Directors, Paul has over twenty years of professional experience in EHS management and regulatory consulting. He has led consulting assignments, including compliance audits, due diligence assessments, and management studies around the globe. He has assisted a large number of global companies to develop and implement cost-effective EHS strategies and programs aimed at managing compliance and other risks and at realizing business opportunities through proactive management of regulatory concerns.
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 Philip Browitt,
CEO,
Agility Logistics Solutions Pte Ltd
Agility is a $5 billion turnover logistics company operating from 450 offices around the world. Philip is responsible for growing the Chemical Sector, through combining Supply Chain network design; strategic procurement; logistics operations, HSSE expertise and an investment culture.
Prior to this role Philip was the Chief Executive Office of the independently owned Agility Chemical Logistics company, which he sold to PWC, which has eventually become today’s Agility.
Additionally he is Chairman of CDI and a member of EPCA and CEFIC Logistics Steering Groups, a Chartered Engineer and Financial Account.
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 Prof Ludger Bruell,
Vice President and Head of Supply Chain and Logistics,
Bayer Technology Services
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Keith Carpenter,
Executive Director,
Institute of Chemical and Engineering Sciences (ICES)
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 Dr A Chockalingam,
Process Integrator,
Shell Eastern Petroleum
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Mr Paul Digiacomo,
Director,
Business Development Asia (HK) Limited
Paul DiGiacomo is a Director at Business Development Asia ("BDA"), based in Hong Kong. Mr. DiGiacomo has 10 years experience in M&A and corporate finance in Asia. He was previously based in BDA's New York and Singapore offices before relocating to Hong Kong to open and head BDA’s office there, where he is responsible for transaction execution and client liaison in Hong Kong, Taiwan and ASEAN. Mr. DiGiacomo has identified and executed transactions in the Greater China and Asia Pacific regions, with a focus on the chemicals sector. His chemical sector clients in Asia include Ecolab, Hercules, Lubrizol, Nalco Chemical, and Rohm & Haas. Mr. DiGiacomo was educated at Trinity College (BA Hons, Political Science).
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Thomas Giaever-Enger,
Managing Editor, Petrochemicals Asia,
Platts
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Mr Dipankar Dutta Gupta,
President,
Indian Chemical Council
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 Mr Oyvind Hauge,
Director of Business Development,
Jotun AS
Oyvind has been with Jotun AS since 2002, holding several positions. He is now responsible for Jotun Supply Chain in Scandianvia including the
implementation of Lean principles.
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 Dr Werner Hefner,
Operations Director,
BASF PETRONAS Chemicals Sdn Bhd
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 Mr Julian Ho,
Executive Director - Energy, Chemicals and Engineering Services,
Economic Development Board
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 Mr Kok Toong Khong,
Plant Manager,
DuPont
KT Khong is the Plant General Manager for DuPont Engineering Polymer - Zytel plant located on the Jurong Island, Singapore.
He joined DuPont Singapore in 1994 in Engineering Polymers Operations as the process engineer and had moved on to other roles in Technical, Operations and Engineering. Prior to this role, he was the Deputy General Manager of Asahi-DuPont Joint Venture in the China Business and Operations, located in Zhangjiagang, China.
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Mr Jay Kim,
Petrochemical Team Leader,
Ginga Petroleum
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Mr Kwai Yin Leong,
Senior Engineer, Chemical Control Section,
National Environment Agency
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 Mr Peter MacKay,
Editor,
Hazardous Cargo
Peter Mackay is managing editor of Hazardous Cargo Bulletin (HCB), a monthly magazine covering the transport, storage and handling of dangerous goods. He has been with the magazine for eleven years, for the last six as editor. HCB is now in its 26th year of publication and has built up a considerable reputation as the leading worldwide publication in its field. HCB plays a particularly useful role for the industry through its coverage of regulatory developments and the safety aspects of the transport of dangerous goods.
Prior to HCB, Peter spent three years with Drewry Shipping Consultants in London, specialising in analysis and consultancy in the gas tanker and chemical carrier sectors. He has also worked for oil consultancy Petroleum Economics Ltd (PEL) and as a freelance analyst in industrial markets.
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 Mr K K Maheshwari,
Head of Gloabl Chemical Business and Head of Global Trading Business,
Aditya Birla Group
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 John E. Montgomery,
President Asia,
Hercules Incorporated
John Montgomery, President Asia Pacific of Hercules Incorporated, based in Shanghai.
Mr. Montgomery brings more than 35 years experience in specialty chemical industry and with Hercules. Before moving to Shanghai in 2004, John held various senior executive positions in Procurement, BetzDearborn, Aqualon and Paper Divisions. He was CEO of FiberVisions on formation and President of Hercules Asia Pacific located in Hong Kong from 1998 to 2000.
Mr. Montgomery holds a BS from Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin and has participated in a variety of executive management programs including Harvard University and the Mahler Executive Program.
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 Mr R Thomas Morton,
Director, Customer Supply Chain & Central Services- Asia Pacific,
Eastman Chemical Asia Pacific
R. Thomas Morton is the Director of the Asia Pacific Customer Supply Chain and Central Services for Eastman Chemical, Asia Pacific Pte Ltd. He is responsible to lead and manage all Supply Chain personnel and processes to fulfill demand and support demand generation in 24 countries in the Asia Pacific region. His Central Services responsibilities includes managing IT services and infrastructure, project management services through the Program Office, Administrative Responsibilities for the Business Offices in the region, Communications and Six Sigma supporting the region.
He joined Eastman Chemical Company in 1992 after receiving a Masters in Business Administration from the University of Tennessee. His initial assignment was in International Distribution Services managing logistics procurement and operations for U.S. exports to Asia Pacific, Europe and Latin America. He progressed to positions of increasing responsibilities managing Eastman’s Global Logistics Regulatory Compliance activities and Eastman’s North American Rail Operations and Fleet Management before moving to Singapore as the Asia Pacific Logistics Manager in May 1999.
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 Mr Sukumar Narasimhan,
Senior Vice President - Supply Chain Management,
Reliance Industries Limited
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Arnaud Proriol,
Managing Partner (Business Development),
ORTEMS
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 Mdm Wei Sun,
Vice Professor - Institute of Comprehensive Transportation,
National Development and Reform Commission
Mdm Sun Wei has been with the Institute of Comprehensive Transportation of National Development and Reform Commission since September 1988.
Her scope of work includes:
- Comprehensive transport system planning and feasibility study
- Communication developing strategy and policy study
- Technical and economy analysis of transportation
- Logistics technical application and developing study
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Erwin Vink,
Environmental Affairs Manager,
NatureWorks B.V.
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Mr Roger Wang,
Logistics & SHE Director, Asia Pacific,
Ineos
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 Mr Charles Zhang,
Executive Deputy General Manager,
China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Association
Charles Zhang now serves for China Petroleum & Chemical Industry Association (China CPCIA), Chemical International Economic Cooperation Centre (Chem International) as the Executive General Manager, concurrently the Director of Legal Affairs. He has been working in petroleum and chemical industries of China for over 15 years from multi-national trade, industrial planning and administration, management of large foreign projects, promotion HSE and regulation of New Chemical Substance Notification within China, to reaction and access preparation for REACH, etc, with a substantial and complete view of China current petroleum and chemical industry and economics.
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 Dr Uwe Zimmermann,
Director HSEQ Asia Pacific,
Bayer Material Science
Dr Uwe Zimmermann has a strong commitment to Sustainable Development and Responsible Care. In his current function he is striving to promote safety awareness and product stewardship for Bayer Material Science in AsiaPacific.
His Bayer career started in 2000 with Research and Development in the Business Group Plastics of Bayer AG in Germany, where he dealt with process development and new applications. After having been involved in several in-house consulting projects, he transferred to Bayer Material Science AG as Global Coordinator of HSEQ in 2002. In 2004 he has taken over the task as Director of HSEQ in the APAC region for Bayer Material Science AsiaPacific and is located in Shanghai, China P.R.
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