Tuesday 6th of OctoberVenue: The Train Workshop, Engine Room

10.00 - 18.00

THEME OF THE DAY: PEOPLE“Sustainable Ship Management at sea – HR, crewing and communication”

10.00 - 12.00 – SAFETY ON BOARD / SAFETY CULTUREPeople at sea – Increased safety, performance culture on board and the market driver can match for higher competitiveness

Moderator: Bo Kiel Jespersen, Lead Marine Surveyor, DONG Energy

• Safety on board/Safety culture – Sharing cases and best practices by Erik Carlsen, Vice President, Head of Clipper Fleet Management, Clipper Group

• Safety on board/Safety culture – Sharing cases and best practices by Jakob Paaske Larsen, Director, SQE, Safety Culture and Security, Nordic Tankers A/S

• UltraShip with an embedded safety culture by Kaj S. Pilemand, Chief Technical Officer, UltraShip

• Safety Culture – a Sustainable Competitive Advantage? by Christian Skovbo Riis, Head of Marine HR & HSSEQ, Lauritzen Kosan

• Safety Culture On-board by Peter Hawkin, HSSEQ Manager / DPA, Maersk Tankers A/S• Safety Culture in ESVAGT Standard by Jesper Møhring Madsen, HSEQ Manager, ESVAGT• Casualty Management based on a real case by Anders G. Hovelsrud, Vice President,

Skuld Claims Services and Stig Gregersen, Vice President, Senior Legal Advisor Skuld Copenhagen, SKULD

12.00 - 13.00 – LUNCH BREAK

13.00 - 15.00 – EDUCATION & COMPETENCEThe maritime education, competence development and the needed requirement of the sailors, engineers and shipping people

Moderator: Kim Erik Jensen, Member & Network Coordination Services, Maritime Development Center of Europe

• The future maritime education by Jan Askholm, Vice President – Academics, SIMAC• Is costly training necessary? by René Taudal Poulsen, Associate Professor, CBS Maritime• Preparation for future maritime training by Captain Eddie Janson, Training Director,

Lars Adrians, Managing Director & Tomas Lindberg, Marketing Manager, Shipgaz Training• The future requirement of mariner’s competence level by Peter Friis Jespersen,

Job & Career Consultant, Søfartens Ledere• The future training and education by Jens Naldal, Director, Marstal Navigationsskole• Training beyond the maritime education by Karsten Lundsgaard Haegg,

Chief Instructor Maritime, Maersk Training

15.00 - 15.30 – COFFEE BREAK

15.30 - 17.00 – SHIP MANAGEMENT & CREWINGThe future requirement of the International sustainable Ship Management, including standards and developments in international crew management

Moderator: Tommy Olofsen, Managing Director, OSM Crew Management

• The future requirement of International Ship Management and the new Certificate of Vessel Management from Copenhagen School of Marine Engineering and Technology Management by Stig Holm, General Manager, Thome Ship Management

• Implementing people-centric mobile technology to improve offshore project knowledgeand to embrace safety culture by Gerrit Brouwer, CEO/Founder, Appical

• Preparedness of the Filipino seafarers to cope with the international crewing requirementsby Rosalia T. Caballero, President/Managing Director, NET Ship Management Inc.

17.00 - 18.00 – SOCIAL NETWORKING

From best practice to next practice is the keyword in knowledge, information and know-how sharing. Apply this by participating in the Danish Shipping and Ship Management Conferences during the Danish Maritime Days. This year the organizers of the Danish Maritime Fair and MDCE (Maritime Development Center of Europe) will present the new major maritime conference in Denmark.

The Danish Maritime Cluster will meet across the sector with participants and presenters including ship-owners, shipbrokers and producers, as well as representatives of ship management companies, organizations, govern-ment, universities, maritime IT specialists and maritime schools. During these days, we invite you to exchange business cards, to network and make agreements for future meetings, business arrangements and part-nerships.

Date: October 6th – 8th 2015

Venue: DANISH MARITIME FAIRThe Train Workshop, Otto Busses Vej 5A, 2450 Copenhagen SV

Price:1 day: DKK 750 ex. VAT3 days: DKK 2.000 ex. VAT(The price includes free access to the Danish Maritime Fair, conference day catering package and materials)

If you have any questions or input, please contact: MICHELLE MYLLERUP, PROJECT COORDINATORM: mim@maritimecenter.dk

If you want to discuss sponsor opportunities or organize a conference or event, please contact:HENRIETTE DYBKÆR, PROJECT MANAGER M: hd@maritimecenter.dk

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Wednesday 7th of October Venue: The Train Workshop, Main Deck

10.00 - 18.00

THEME OF THE DAY: BUSINESS“Sustainable Commercial Shipping”

10.00 - 12.00 – BROKING / CHARTERING / OPERATION Future challenges and business opportunities for brokers, charterers and operators

Moderator: Luis Bernat, CEO, Holger Kristiansen (KRISAX)

• Slow Boat to China – Brokering sustainable solutions to the Apac Market by Torben Ørting Jørgensen, Senior Director, Maersk Broker

• How holistic performance management, involving everybody taking part in vessel operations, can minimizeexcess fuel consumption by Ole Skatka Jensen, CEO, Marorka

• On the way to zero emission ferries by Søren Poulsgaard Jensen, CEO, Scandlines Danmark ApS• Business driven CSR – Making CSR an integrated part of everyday business by Ulla Eithz Nielsen,

Director, CSR, Dampskibsselskabet NORDEN A/S• Operation and Risk Management in offshore wind by Hans Schneider, COO, A2SEA

12.00 - 13.00 – LUNCH BREAK

13.00 - 15.00 – RISK MANAGEMENTRisk Management in shipping seen from both the commercial and the Human Resource perspective

Moderator: Jan Fritz Hansen, Secretariat Director, Danish Ferry Secretariat

• A view on which sectors you should focus on and what affects the market by Lars Jensen, CEO and Partner, SeaIntelligence Consulting

• The O.W. Bunker case, what can we learn from it? by Bjarke Holm Hansen, Attorney, LL.M, Gorrissen Federspiel• Legal Risk Management in shipping – a legal practitioner’s view at Risk Management in practice,

including recent developments in the legal landscape by Rune Aagaard, Partner, HD (R), Focus Advokater• Outsourcing of management and liability issues by Anders Møllmann, Associate Professor, Ph.D. &

Vibe Ulfbeck, Professor, Faculty of Law – University of Copenhagen• Manage and monitor killer risks in a structured way by Anders Morand, Senior Manager, Deloitte 15.00 - 15.30 – COFFEE BREAK

15.30 - 17.00 – FINANCING & INSURANCEWhere is the international ship finance and insurance heading and how is the shifting capital structure of shipping affecting business?

Moderator: Per Krahn, Partner, Director, Chartered Insurance Broker, Fairwater Marine Broker

• Long-term trends for seaborne trade by Christopher Rex, Head of Research, Danish Ship Finance• P&I Insurance and diversification by Helle Lehmann, Senior Vice President, Head of Skuld Copenhagen, SKULD• Managing financial risks in shipping by Peter Sand, Chief Shipping Analyst, BIMCO

17.00 - 18.00 – SOCIAL NETWORKING - hosted by Focus Advokater

Thursday 8th of OctoberVenue: The Train Workshop, Main Deck

10.00 - 18.00

THEME OF THE DAY: TECHNICAL“Technical and Nautical Ship Management”

10.00 - 12.00 – TECHNICALNew innovative marine systems, technical solutions and R&D within ship paint

Moderator: Thomas Eefsen, Business Development Director, Container Ships

• Emulsified fuel – Reliable evidence of improved fuel efficiency using online measurements by Dr. Jerry Ng Kok Loon,CEO, Blue Ocean Solutions

• Continuous improvement for the next 100 years by Henrik Dyrholm, Global Product Manager, Hempel • Heat recovery – balancing vessel operations with steam systems by John K. Pedersen, Business Manager Boilers,

Combustion & Heaters, Alfa Laval• Fuel-efficient solutions for hybrid vessels by Kim Strate Kiegstad, Global Account Manager, Siemens A/S • Optimizing high efficiency turbocharging systems – Methods of Energy Efficiency and Environmental

Performance by Christian Thiel, Sales Manager for New Building/Upgrades ABB Turbocharging Scandinavia, ABB• Shipbuilding claims for extensions of time and damages by David Price, Senior Vice President, Knowles Ltd 12.00 - 13.00 – LUNCH BREAK

13.00 - 15.00 – NAUTICAL & CLASSIFICATIONHow do you prepare for new innovation, systems, rules and regulations, but also discover ideas and business opportunities both for producers and ship-owners within the nautical and classification area

Moderator: Hans Otto Kristensen, Director and naval architect, HOK Marineconsult ApS

• EU Regulation on Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) of CO2 emissions from ships - InfoSHIP® EGO, Energy Governance Suite by Alessandro Pescetto, Manager, Marine Software Solutions and Ship Performance Monitoring, RINA Services SpA

• Continuous Emission Monitoring System and big data for regulation compliance by Martial Claudepierre, LNG Business Development Manager, Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore

• INSB Class Society - Featured Project: “The Floating Island presentation”- Technology and Innovation by Pantelis Chinakis, Head office President and Managing Director, INSB Classification Society

• Wärtsilä Lyngsø Marine• Small Scale LNG Bunkering & how to deal with the supply chain by Lars Sall, Group Manager, LNG, Kosan Crisplant

15.00 - 15.30 – COFFEE BREAK

15.30 - 17.00 – MARITIME ITOpportunities and challenges within E-navigation, maritime cloud, vessel IT and software within operation and chartering

Moderator: Kim Ahler, CEO/Managing Director, ShipIT

• How the €11.5M project EfficienSea 2 aims to realise the potential of e-Navigation and the Maritime Cloud by Bjørn Borbye Pedersen, Work Package leader and Special Advisor, Danish Maritime Authority

• Data Convergence to Insight - How leading shipping companies are leveraging diverse commercial and technical datato make the best business decisions by Greg Wilkins, Vice President, Commercial Solutions, Veson Nautical

• Maritime IT solutions for the shipping industry with a good case “lesson to learn” by Brian Hayashi Sørensen, Key Account Manager – Specialized in offshore and vessel IT infrastructure, KJAER DATA

17.00 - 18.00 – SOCIAL NETWORKING

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Program as of 1st September 2015. We reserve the right to any amendments