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Conference:
Day 1
7 April 2010 8am - 5:30pm
Day 2
8 April 2010 8am - 5:30pm
Workshops: Workshop dates
6 & 9 2010
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We are now accepting nominations for industry leaders to serve as speakers and panellists at the Oil and Gas Outlook Africa 2010.We are now accepting nominations for industry leaders to serve as speakers and panellists at the Oil and Gas Outlook Africa 2010.
- Showcase your thought leadership. Share your latest research and case studies with our highly targeted audience of NOC’s, IOC’s, financiers, governments, investors and oil service companies.
- Raise your profile. In addition to speaking in front of over 100 senior-level professionals, your name will be included on over 15,000 brochures distributed worldwide.
- Reinforce your professionalism. Professionals and organizations want to speak at Terrapinn events because they are completely committed to their clients. Our program and agendas are researched and trusted.
For details on presenting a paper at the conference, call Simphiwe Tshabalala on +27 (0) 11 516 4025 or
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Target your market!
For details contact
Denis Kampel on +27 (0) 11 516 4047
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 Ms Eva Thorne,
Principal Corporate Governance Solutions A native New Yorker, Eva T. Thorne holds an undergraduate degree in history from Harvard University and a doctorate in political science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Eva is the Meyer and Walter Jaffe Assistant Professor of Politics at Brandeis University. She does research on international development, emerging market politics, and corporate social responsibility (CSR). Her book, Safeguarding the World Bank: The Politics of Institutional Reform, under contract at Ashgate Press, examines how global protest movements affect the World Bank. Her research is informed by deep experience living and working in developing countries. She has traveled through the Americas, via canoe, horse, and four-wheel-drive, visiting various indigenous communities. Her interest in CSR emerged from her work on the Bank as well as with indigenous communities in Latin America. Eva speaks Spanish and Portuguese. She has done corporate trainings for oil and gas executives, focusing on how politics affect business. Eva is a director of Pact, a Washington, DC-based international development NGO that is piloting innovative partnerships between corporations and NGOs for the purpose of advancing sustainable development. Eva has consulted for the Ford Foundation, the World Bank, the Inter-American Development Bank, energy and mining companies, and the London Business School. She has extensive experience speaking, consulting and writing on CSR and political risk issues. She writes and publishes on political risk for business journals and conferences and has spoken at numerous conferences in the areas of oil, gas, mining, banking and insurance. Eva is a co-founder of Citrus Acquisitions, which uses advanced technology to help clients uncover hidden assets, companies and emerging technologies.Appearing: Day One Wednesday, 7th of April 2010 8.30am Chairperson’s opening remarks Ms Eva Thorne, Principal,
Corporate Governance Solutions Day Two Thursday, 8th of April 2010 8.45am Chairperson’s opening remarks Ms Eva Thorne, Principal,
Corporate Governance Solutions 4.30pm Q&A session: The rise of Junior Oil Companies
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Meeting the challenges of the global markets in 2010
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Best strategies for Junior Oil Companies to access investors
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What terms are NOCs and IOCs looking for when partnering
with Junior Oil Companies?
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What are the opportunities for Junior Oil Companies in Africa?
Chief Financial Officer,
PA Resources Mr Femi Adeyemo, Chief Financial Officer,
Oando Plc Ms Eva Thorne,
(Moderator) Principal,
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