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BUSINESS SUMMIT 2019

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NORWAY-ASIA BUSINESS SUMMIT 2019

The OceanEnergising and Feeding the World

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Welcome

The OceanEnergising and Feeding the World

The objective is to strengthen both tradeand investment between Norway and Asiaby encouraging cross-border cooperationamongst leading institutions, companies, and technology clusters.

The energy and ocean-based industries will be vital in meeting many of today’s global challenges. By 2050, the world population is expected to surpass 9 billion. A rapidly growing population means increased demand for food, energy, transport, and minerals. At the same time, the oceans are already under significant pressure as a result of climate change, overfishing, and pollution.

Driven by the need to prevent climate devastation, the global energy system is

undergoing a rapid transition. The urgency for action is nowhere more apparent than in Asia, home to 60 percent of the world’s population. Innovation and diffusion of new technologies are indispensable for sustainable economic growth. Business leaders from both Norway and Asia will present what they do in these areas, and discuss how collaboration can accelerate the energy transition and contribute to a healthier ocean environment.

We look forward to hosting some of the most important Norwegian and Asian decision-makers from leading energy and ocean clusters.

Yours Sincerely,

Dilek Ayhan and Dan BjorkeCo-Chairs, Norway Asia Business Summit 2019.

We look forward to welcoming you to the Norway-Asia Business Summit 2019 being held in Shanghai, China from 31 October to 2 November. Norway Asia Business Summit is the most important meeting arena between Norwegian and Asian business leaders. The 2019 summit in Shanghai will bring together the frontier companies in both energy and ocean-based industries for a valuable encounter in one of the world’s most vibrant cities.

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Main Partners

Beyond Shipping

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Join us in Shanghai

Asia is home to some of the world’s foremost ocean centres, whose importance is only expected to grow in the coming years. As a result, the current paradigm regarding ocean industries is beginning to increasingly shift to the region.

The 2019 summit expects to welcomeparticipants from all over Asia and Norway.The diverse array of attendants will includebusiness and industry leaders, governmentrepresentatives, technology innovators,business support organisations, experts, aswell as the media. The Norway-Asia Business Summit is organized by the Norwegian Business Association China and its main event partners in close cooperation with the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Beijing, the Royal

Norwegian Consulate General in Shanghai, the Royal Norwegian Consulate General in Guangzhou, Innovation Norway, the Norwegian Seafood Council, Norwegian Energy Partners (NORWEP) and The Norwegian Shipowners’ Association, The Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise (NHO), GCE Ocean Technology, GCE NODE, GCE Blue Maritime and NCE Maritime CleanTech. Important Asian and Norwegian business associations and federations are engaged and committed to supporting the summit.

Additionally, Shanghai Invest, the leading governmental agency for investment promotion in Shanghai, is working closely with the Norway-Asia Business Summit to attract relevant participation and facilitate match making for participating businesses.

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The Programme

Thursday, 31 October 2019

17.30-19.00 Wikborg Rein Welcome Reception (first 500 registered)19.00-22.00 Opening Ceremony

Friday, 1 November 2019 08.00-09.00 Breakfast Events • High-Level Breakfast (by invitation only) • IPR09.30-11.30 Opening Ceremony & Plenary Session11.30-13.00 Lunch Beijing Energy Club High-Level Luncheon (by invitation only) 13.00-17.00 Parallel Sessions • Crossover Technology • Smart and Green Short Sea Shipping • Green Shipping • The Digital Ocean • Investing in Ocean Opportunities • China's Role in the Global Trading System • LNG • Offshore Wind • Hydrogen • Maritime Education • Ocean Talks • Invest in Norway18.00-19.00 BI Reception (by invitation only)19.00-22.00 Norwegian Seafood Dinner

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Saturday, 2 November 2019 08.00-09.00 Breakfast events • China in a Global Economy - The Economist and BI

09.00-12.00 Parallel session • Energy workshop (by invitation only) • Women's Path to Leadership in the Digital Age • Invest In Asia • Tech in Asia12.00-13.00 Lunch13.00-17.00 Company Visit18.30-22.00 Dinner

Matchmaking will be organised during the whole event.

VenueW Shanghai – The Bund66 Lvshun Road / Shanghai, 200080T 86 21 2286 9999

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Plenary Session & Opening Ceremony

Date: 1 November. Time: 09.00 – 11.30Venue: W Hotel, 2 Floor. Great Room

08.45-09.00 Participant Arrivals09.00-09.15 Welcome Remarks Morten Sten Johansen, Chairman, Norwegian Business Association Dilek Ayhan and Dan Bjørke, Co-Chairs of NABS 201909.15-09.30 Guest Remarks Torbjørn Røe Isaksen, Norwegian Minister of Trade and Industry Chinese Guest Remarks 09.30-09.50 Signing Ceremony09.50-09.55 Keynote Speech Fu Chengyu, Former Chairman of CNOOC and SINOPEC 09.55-10.35 Panel Discussion: The Energy Transition Fueling New Business Opportunities 10.35-10.55 Keynote Speech: Chinese Sustainable Economic Development Ma Jun, Former Chief Economist at the People's Bank of China Vidar Helgesen, Norway's Special Envoy to the Ocean11.00-11.30 Panel Discussion: Sustainable Ocean Business11.30-11.35 Opening Ceremony Ending Remarks

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Intellectual Property Rights: China and Norway

Hosted by: Norwegian Industrial Property Office and Wikborg Rein Law Firm. Supported by: China National Intellectual Property Administration

Date: Friday, 1 November 2019Time: 08.00 – 09.00Venue: W Hotel, 3 Floor, Mega Room 2

The authorities for industrial property rights in China and Norway entered into a new Patent Prosecution Highway agreement (“PPH”) on 1 October 2019, and the agreement will enter into force 1 April 2020. The Norwegian Industrial Property Office and China National Intellectual Property Administration will introduce the key elements of PPH and why it might be relevant to your business. The focus is on both Norwegian and Chinese aspects. The Norwegian law firm Wikborg Rein with 17 years on the ground in China will provide additional insight, case studies and strategies for Norwegian companies on the ground in China or looking to initiate activities in China. Information relevant to Chinese companies will also be provided. China and Norway are leading technology-driven economies with a growing number of IPR registrations being made each year. This seminar focuses on how businesses can approach the legalized area of IPR protection. Emphasis is on a business-oriented and practical approach to comprehensive matters.

AGENDA AND SPEAKERS

Agenda and speakers will soon be announced

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Energy TransitionHosted by the Beijing Energy Club. By invitation only.

Date: Friday, 1 November 2019Time: 11.30 – 13.45Venue: W Hotel, 1 Floor. Stage 2

The Beijing Energy Club, a high-level private energy forum, will gather 80-100 Norwegian and Asian senior executives to discuss energy transition in Asia, the business opportunities it will create for companies engaged in the process, and how Norwegian and Asian companies should work together to accelerate the process.

AGENDA AND SPEAKERS

Welcome Remarks• Fu Chengyu, Former Chairman of CNOOC and

SINOPEC, Executive Vice Chairman of Beijing Energy Club

Policy Trends and Business Opportunities in China’s Energy Sector• Xavier Chen, President of Beijing Energy Club

Role of Asian Development Bank in Asian Energy Development• Zhai Yongping, Chief Executive, Energy Group,

Asian Development Bank

Other speakers• Li Yalan, Chairwomen of Beiing Gas Group• Gao Jifan, Chairman and CEO of Trinasolar• Shi Zhengrong, Chairman of SunMan• Li Junfeng, former Director General of China's

National Centre for Climate Change

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Crossover TechnologyHosted by the GCE Ocean Technology, GCE NODE, GCE Blue Maritime

Date: Friday, 1 November 2019Time: 13.00 – 17.00Venue: W Hotel, 1 Floor. Stage 3

Norway is one of the world’s leading suppliers of advanced offshore technology. This is mainly due to the leading position Norway has aquired in the Offshore Oil and Gas industry. The last years the supplier industry has been working hard to re-purpose this competence and technology to enter new related markets like building Offshore Wind industri, deep sea minerals and building next generation seafood farms.

The largest and most mature industry clusters in Norway – The Global Centres of Expertise has played a vital role in facilitating and offering projects and programs to help speed an implement this transition. It has been very successful, and many of the former companies born and raised in the Offshore Oil and Gas industry are now the main suppliers in the these new emerging Ocean Industries.

AGENDA AND SPEAKERS

Welcome Remarks• Owe Hagesæther, CEO of GCE Ocean Technology

The companies that will present in this session is as follows:• MacGregor• Aker Solutions• Unitech Offshore• 4Subsea • Ulstein Gruppen • Ulmatec

Concluding Remarks• Anne Lene Dale, CEO of GCE NODE

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Smart and Green Short Sea Shipping

Hosted by NCE Maritime CleanTech. Supported by: Shanghai Combined Port Management Committee

Date: Friday, 1 November 2019Time: 13.00 – 15.00Venue: W Hotel, 2 Floor, Studio 2+3

IMO have agreed on a strategy to reduce carbon emissions from global shipping by 50% in 2050. In the maritime sector, new and green energy carriers are introduced on board vessels.

The world’s first all-electric ferry started its operation back in 2015, the world’s first liquid hydrogen-driven ferry is currently under construction, and technologies for zero emission fast ferries are market-ready. This can revolutionize short sea shipping and urban transport worldwide. In this session, world-leading maritime stakeholders will come together and discuss the needs and potential for cleaner maritime activities.

AGENDA AND SPEAKERS

Welcome Remarks:

• Hege Økland, CEO of NCE Maritime CleanTech

Speakers and Panelists:

• Leng Buli, Board of Directors, Brødrene Aa• Torleif Stokke, Managing Director, Servogear• Frode Skaar, Director Business Development,

Westcon P&A• Bjørn Sundland, Senior Business Development, BKK• Commission Office of Shanghai Combined Port

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Green ShippingHosted by the Norwegian Shipowners’ Association, the Chinese Shipowners’ Association, Kongsberg and DNV GL


Shipping is on the verge of a new era, facing a transition that will need to combine ambitious emission cuts and effective service to global trade. Low- and zero emission technologies, fuels and solutions will need to be developed and deployed in the maritime sector. Investments in green shipping will be a key factor in a sustainable ocean economy.

AGENDA AND SPEAKERS

• Hu Jin Tao, President of Shanghai Merchant Ship Design & Research Institute

• Harald Solberg, CEO of Norwegian Shipowners' Association

• Geir Håøy, CEO of Kongsberg • Liv Hovem, CEO of DNV GL - Oil & Gas• Erik Solheim, Former Norwegian Minister of

Environment and International Development • Morten Fon, CEO of Jotun• Zhou Ji Liang, Director, Clarkson Platou• Cai Yuliang, Director, CCS Group• Ma Feng, Professor, Wuhan University• Laila Johansen, SVP of Eksportkreditt

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Digital OceanHosted by the Norwegian Shipowners’ Associatoin, the Chinese Shipowners’ Association, Kongsberg and DNV GL

Date: Friday, 1 November 2019Time: 14.45 – 16.00Venue: W Hotel, 3 Floor. Mega Room 2

Advanced materials, micro and nano electronics, photonics, industrial biotechnology, and information and communications technology are often described as enabling technologies, that is, technologies which are, or can become, so pervasive that they lead to great changes in society . Development in these technologies paves the way for new applications in advanced production processes, through the Internet of Things, robotics and automation, virtual or augmented reality, big data and layered production.

Exponential growth in available computing power, the possibility of storing large amounts of data, increasingly better infrastructure for data exchange and a rapid development in available software has helped digitize products, services and production processes.

AGENDA AND SPEAKERS

• Stephen Pan, Chairman of World-Wide Shipping Agency Ltd

• Liv Hovem, CEO of DNV GL - Oil & Gas• Bjørn Tore Markussen, CEO of the Ocean Data

Platform Foundation• Ahmed Khamassi, VP Data Science COO Digital

COE, Equinor• Tina Liu, Vice President of Elena• Chen Chi, Senior Project Manager, Rainbowfish

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Investing in Ocean Opportunities

Hosted by the Norwegian Shipowners’ Association, the Chinese Shipowners’ Association, Kongsberg and DNV GL

Date: Friday, 1 November 2019Time: 16.15 – 17.15Venue: W Hotel, 3 Floor. Mega Room 2

With regulatory changes and increased public focus on environmental matters, digital technologies and services hold significant potential for reducing the total industrial emissions by reducing energy consumption, increasing transparency, improving efficiency which is driving changes in the shipping and offshore industry. Majority of the larger maritime stakeholders including numerous capital providers such as commercial banks, private equities and leasing companies from China, Norway and other Asian Countries have already acknowledged the changes and the tremendous investment opportunities in the shape of new business models, services and products. Conference delegates will learn from industrial leaders particularly from the financial institutions on how the mixture of green and digital impetus and financial ingenuity will lead to a more sustainable shipping and offshore industry, and their future investment strategy and focus with the innovative financing tools and models.

AGENDA AND SPEAKERS

Agenda and speakers will soon be announced

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China in the Global Trade System and the Potential of BRI

Hosted by Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences Think Tank Foundation

Date: Friday, 1 November 2019Time: 13.00 – 15.00Venue: W Hotel, 2 Floor, Studio 5

The global trade system is facing stern headwinds. The institutional, economic and political frameworks that have underpinned global trade in recent decades are being greatly challenged. At the same time, with the deepening reform and opening-up of China, the Belt and Road Initiative has been an important way for China to participate in global trade and has attracted a growing number of countries and regions.

This parallel session brings experts from different sectors to discuss the interplaying factors of economy, law and policy making. These experts will provide insight into how BRI is driving the opening-up of China and influencing the development of the global trade system.

AGENDA AND SPEAKERS

• Shen Kaiyan, Ph.D. in Economics & Research Professor.

• Director of the Institute of Economics, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences and Vice President of the Shanghai Economics Association.

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LNGHosted by the Norwegian Energy Partners (NORWEP)


Norwegian companies will present their LNG solutions to Asian Clients. The presentations will cover relevant technology, products and services available from Norwegian companies and will focus on:

• Receiving LNG in FSRUs and Onshore Terminals• Small Scale Distribution of LNG• LNG to Power.

Norwegian industry, is known for its safe, robust, reliable and energy efficient solutions. It has a competitive edge and possesses best available technologies in midstream and LNG niches.

AGENDA AND SPEAKERS

Opening Remarks• Rikard Gaarder Knutsen, Vice Minister of

Petroleum and Energy• Johan Gardin, DNV GL• Thomas Fiskaa, Hoegh LNG• Egil Rensvik, LNG Network Norway• Kjetil Lund, Passer• Liu Yaling, Kongsberg Maritime• Torgy LNG• David Wu, LNT Marine• Thor-Magne Johansen and Laila Johansen,

Eksportkreditt• CNOOC Gas & Power Limited• Shanghai Merchant Ship Design & Research

Institute• CNOOC Enertech LNG Shipping• Shanghai Hudong Zhonghua Shipyard• ICBC Leasing

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Offshore WindHosted by Innovation Norway and the Chinese Wind Energy Association. Supported by Norwegian Energy Partners (NORWEP) and Equinor

Date: Friday, 1 November 2019Time: 15.00 – 17.00Venue: W Hotel, 1 Floor, Stage 2

China and Norway are both global leaders in offshore wind energy. China has 20% of the worlds installed capacity for bottom-fixed offshore wind, leading the pace with Germany and the UK. Norwegian energy and technology companies are heavily involved in bottom-fixed and floating wind projects in the North Sea and Americas, and are moving into Asian markets.

The Norwegian energy company Equinor is developing as a broad energy company, building a material position in renewable energy. Equinor is powering European homes with renewable offshore wind from four offshore wind farms in the United Kingdom and Germany. They are building material offshore wind clusters in the UK, the US North East and in the Baltics, underlining their position as an offshore wind major. The company commissioned the world’s first floating offshore wind farm in 2017 off the coast of Scotland and is positioned for future floating wind options in several geographies, including UK, Norway and Asia.

AGENDA AND SPEAKERS

Welcome Remarks• Håkon Haugli, CEO of Innovation Norway

Opening Remarks• Rikard Gaarder Knutsen, Vice Minister of Petroleum and Energy

Status and Outlook of Offshore Wind in China• Qin Haiyan, Secretary General, China Wind Energy Association

Global Status for Offshore Wind• Johan Sandberg, Senior Business Development Manager Offshore Wind, Aker Solutions

Equinor's Offshore Wind Initiatives Globally• Knut Aanstad, VP Global Business Development Offshore Wind, Equinor

Connecting the Norwegian Maritime Industry to Offshore Wind• Harald Solberg, CEO of the Norwegian Shipowners' Association

Opportunities in Korea, Japan, India etc.• Edgare Kerkwijk, Board Member at the Asia Wind Energy Association

Panel Discussion• Moderated by Jon Dugstad, Director Wind and Solar, Norwegian Energy Partners

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HydrogenHosted by Beijing Tsinghua Industrial R&D Institute, China EV100, Yield Capital, BI Norwegian Business School

Date: Friday, 1 November 2019Time: 15.00 – 17.00Venue: W Hotel, 2 Floor. Studio 2+3

China’s hydrogen revolution and Norway’s ambitions for zero-emission in the maritime sector.

China, which is the world’s biggest maker of cars, busses and trucks, is now putting both its political and manufacturing muscles behind the new roadmap to curb pollution and meet climate goals. China has decided to push for hydrogen as a key future energy carrier. Different estimates and ambitions have been put forward, the last estimates are more than 350.000 hydrogen trucks and busses by 2025.

BTIRDI is a leading institution in China, with more than 20 years’ experience in the H2 sector. China has developed its own low pressure fuel cell technology for higher effect outputs and better efficiency. SinoHytech is this year opening a production line of 10.000 integrated FC power packs. The industry value chain is now rigged for scaling large volumes and bringing the price down. China is talking about FC down to 50 USD pr kW within the next 7-10 years, making FC engines cheaper than traditional combustion engines.

Norway is taking the world lead in zero-emission vessel. Several pilot projects are under development and Norway is aiming to take a global lead.

This year, China’s President Xi visited the Yangtze river and declared that China will make the river green. China has no regulatory framework, policies or funding in place for hydrogen in the maritime sector. The Yangtze river has still not seen a hydrogen pilot project.

Chinas big market, industrial value Chain and manufacturing capabilities combined with Norway’s technology position in the global maritime industry could pave the way for fruitful cooperation and joint development to transform the maritime sector to a zero-emission future. The hydrogen seminar at NABS will focus on bringing together the relevant parties to discuss opportunities and cooperation in the hydrogen sector. Join us to explore the opportunities together.

AGENDA AND SPEAKERS

• Zhu Dequan, Chairman of Investment Decision-making Committee, Yield Capital

• Nelson Li, Founding Managing Partner, Yield Capital

• Kongsberg Maritime• Beijing-Tsinghua Industrial R&D Institute• DNV GL• NCE Maritime Cleantech• BI

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Maritime EducationHosted by WRLeading

Date: Friday, 1 November 2019Time: 10.30 – 11.30 TBCVenue: W Hotel, Room, TBC

With the development of science and technology, the shipping industry has entered time of intellectualisation. Maritime education will play an important fundamental role in the human resources, research, development of science and technology and international exchanges and cooperation in shipping industry.

During the seminar, participants will be encouraged to share thoughts on the best solutions available, address challenges and opportunities for their early and scalable introduction to markets, towards an increased market share of low- and zero emission technologies ahead of the curve and suggest actions that needs to be undertaken to advance this objective.

AGENDA AND SPEAKERS

Agenda and speakers will be announced soon

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China in a Global EconomyHosted by The Economist and BI Norwegian Business School

Date: Saturday, 2 November 2019Time: 08.00 – 09.00Venue: W Hotel, 1 Floor. Stage 2

Is China still the world's workshop? With increased trade tensions between the world's two largest economies, many enterprises are realigning their manufacturing operations in China in order to evade increased tariffs and export restrictions. What will this mean for global markets, and key investments in new technologies? How will China's industries adapt to a more protectionistic global environment?

AGENDA AND SPEAKERS

• Mary Boyd, Director og The Economist Corporate Network in Shanghai

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Energy WorkshopHosted by Innovation Norway. By invitation only.

Date: Saturday, 2 November 2019Time: 09.00 – 12.00Venue: W Hotel, 2nd Floor. Studio 2+3

Innovation Norway is organizing a by-invitation only workshop for Norwegian energy companies, institutions and individuals engaging in the Asian energy industries.

The objectives for the workshop are:

Knowledge sharing:To share updated information’s and insights in the current status and future development of the individual country’s energy markets. Key speakers will be energy and market experts from each country/region.

Collaboration:For the company/institute participants to build network between themselves; to present their activities and experiences and to discuss modes and benefits for collaboration. Company presentations.

Networking:To build new relations and strengthen connections and build bridges between different industry segments.

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Women’s Path to Leadership in a Digital Age

Hosted by BI Norwegian Business School

Date: Saturday, 2 November 2019Time: 09.30 – 12.00Venue: W Hotel, 1 Floor. Stage 2

The age of digitalisation is expected to promote equality and inclusiveness, yet, the digital world is still dominated by men. More women than men enter higher education, yet, by far, most top leaders are men. Technology advancement provides opportunities for female economic empowerment and promotes a gendered balance in labour markets and entrepreneurship. It also caters to overcome dominant cultural and mobility barriers The BI-Fudan Women Leadership Seminar will present key findings on the factors that influence women’s path to leadership. Asian and Norwegian female leaders will present their inspirations and journey to become successful leaders.

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Other SeminarsOcean TalksHosted by: Norway Asia Business Summit

Invest in NorwayHosted by: Oslo Stock Exchange, Wikborg Rein and DNB Markets

Invest in AsiaHosted by: Norway Asia Business Summit

Tech in AsiaHosted by: Norway Asia Business Summit

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The SpeakersH.E. Torbjørn Røe Isaksen, Norwegian Minister of Trade and Industry

Torbjørn Røe Isaksen is a Norwegian politician, MP for the Conservative Party who has served as Minister of Trade and Industry since 2018. He previously served as Minister of Education and Research. Isaksen was the leader of the Young Conservatives from 2004 to 2008. From 2002 to 2004 he edited the newspaper Xtra, published by the Young Conservatives. Prior to entering politics full-time, Isaksen worked as a freelance journalist.

H.E. Rikard Gaarder Knutsen, Norwegian Dy Minister of Petroleum and Energy

Rikard Gaarder Knutsen (born 1994) is a Norwegian politician for the Progress Party. He was appointed Deputy Minister of Petroleum and Energy in January 2019. Knutsen was previously Deputy Minister of Agriculture. He has been active in the Progress Party since age 15 and was elected as the party’s representative to Røyken municipality and the leader of the youth division of the Progress Party in Buskerud county.

Vidar Helgesen, Norway’s Special Envoy for the Ocean

Vidar Helgesen currently serves as Norway’s Special Envoy for the Ocean. Prior to this, Helgesen was Minister of Climate and the Environment (2015-2018), Minister of EEA and EU Affairs (2013-2015) and Chief of Staff to Prime Minister Erna Solberg (2013-2015). Helgesen was Secretary-General of the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance from 2005 to 2013 and State Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs from 2001 to 2005.

Erik Solheim, Former Minister of Environment and International Development

Erik Solheim is the former Minister of Environment and International Development of Norway (2005-2012) and former executive director of UN Environment. Convener Belt and Road international green coalition. Erik Solheim is a well known global leader on environment and development as well as an experienced peace negotiator. During his ministerial period, he initiated the global program for conservation of rain forests. He brought Norwegian development assistance to 1%, the highest in the world.

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Knut Aanstad, VP Offshore Wind, Equinor

Knut M. Aanstad is Vice President for Offshore Wind Project Origination in Equinor. Knut has extensive experience from the international oil and gas business and has since 2006 been involved in the development of Equinor’s offshore wind projects in Europe and the US. Knut holds a MSc in geology from the University of Oslo, Norway.

Vidar Andersen, Head of Corporate Banking International, DNB

Vidar Andersen is the Head of Corporate Banking International for DNB Bank ASA and Chair of DNB’s international subsidiary banks. He was previously Head of DNB Asia based in Singapore, as well as General Manager of the DNB Branch in Shanghai, where he lived for eight years. He was the Chairman of the Norwegian Business Forum in Beijing and has held various positions in the Norwegian chambers of commerce in China, Singapore and Norway.

Bao Jianying, Chairman, Shandong Marine Group

Shandong Marine Group is China’s third largest shipowner and has substantial business relations with Norwegian companies.

Aleaxander Aukner, Senior Analyst, DNB

Alexander Aukner has spent the last six years as a top ranked equity analyst at DNB Markets in Oslo, Norway, where he covers ten listed seafood stocks with a combined market cap of more than NOK 260 billion. The coverage includes companies like Mowi, Lerøy Seafood, SalMar, Bakkafrost, Salmones Camanchaca to mention a few. Prior to joining DNB Markets, Alexander worked eight years as an analyst and portfolio manager.

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Mary Boyd, Corporate Network Director, The Economist

Ms. Mary Boyd has written for a number of Economist Intelligence Unit publications, including Country Report, China Hand and Business China. She co-authored the Economist Intelligence Unit report: Taking on the Competition: Domestic Companies in China.

James Chau, Host of The China Current with James Chau

James Chau has earned a special reputation for his interviews with world leaders in politics, science and health including Nobel laureates Jimmy Carter, Kofi Annan, Muhammad Yunus and Aung Sang Suu Kyi. He has also interviewed Winnie Mandela, Ban Ki-moon, Robert Mugabe, Christine Lagarde, Mahathir Mohamad, Elton John, Arianna Huffington, Meghan Markle, and China’s First Lady Peng Liyuan. He is the host and producer of The China Current with James Chau.

Maren Hjorth Bauer, CEO and Co-founder, Katapult Ocean

Maren Hjorth Bauer is the CEO and Co-founder of Katapult Ocean. Katapult Ocean invests in and supports ocean tech startups with a positive impact on our oceans. By the end of 2019 they will have invested in 24 startups from all over the world. Maren has held international management positions with Wallenius Wilhelmsen, Orkla and McKinsey & Co. Her focus is strategy, business development and commercialisation, and she is an active advisor to several startups.

Buli Leng, Director, Guangdong Chu Kong Shipping

Buli Leng is serving on the Board of Directors of Brødrene Aa shipyard in Norway and currently director of Guangdong Chu Kong Shipping and chairman of Guangdong Sinoway Composite Materials Mr. Leng was appointed executive director and deputy general manager of the Chu Kong Shipping Company in 2018, mainly responsible for fleet construction, ship building and repairing and brand building. Mr. Leng is a certified senior engineer with over 30 years of experience.

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Steven Cheng, Director, MIDA

Mr. Steven Cheng joined the Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA) in 2007. During his tenure at MIDA, he has served in various capacities with MIDA’s foreign offices, followed by positions covering the ASEAN region, China and USA. In August 2019, he was posted to Shanghai and is currently covering 11 Provinces in China, from Shanghai up to Qinghai with a mission to promote investment into Malaysia.

Chi Chen, Senior Project Manager, Shanghai Rainbowfish Ocean Technology

Chi Chen is a Senior Project Manager of Shanghai Rainbowfish Ocean Technology Co., Ltd and responsible for the international business coordination. He once participated many critical projects in DNV GL, CSSC as a R&D engineer. He has a master degree in maritime engineering from NTNU and Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden and Bachelor of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering from Huazhong University of Science and Technology.

Cheng Lei, CGTN TV-anchor

Ms. Cheng Lei is one of China’s most eminent business news anchors is confirmed as the MC for Norway Asia Business Summit 2019. Cheng Lei anchors the “Global Business” show on CGTN. CGTN is a Chinese international English-language news channel, similar to CNN International and BBC World News.

Dr. Xavier Chen, President, Beijing Energy Club

Dr Xavier Chen is President of the Beijing Energy Club, a Beijing-based high-level forum and think-tank on Chinese and global energy issues. He is also Vice Chairman of the Coordination Committee, International Gas Union and Chairman of that committee when China assumes IGU presidency in 2021. Chen is a well-known expert on Chinese and global energy issues, with work experiences from AIT in Bangkok, IEA in Paris, BP China, Statoil/Equinor China and ENN.

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Owe Hagesæther, CEO, GCE Ocean Technology

Owe Hagesæther has more than 30 years of varied experience from Technology Management, Change and Project Management, Top Management and Board positions, International Networking and Business Development, Marketing and Sales Management. He has his experience from branches like Oil & Gas and Energy, Maritime Technology, Banking & Finance, IT & Telecom and Management Consulting. Hagesæther is an entrepreneur and former Founding Partner of Nordic Integrator Group.

Morten Fon, CEO, Jotun

Jotun is a world leading provider of coating solutions to the shipping industry, supporting the industry’s efforts to become greener and be part of a sustainable ocean industry. Jotun is a pioneer in combining coatings with the use of digital tools and solution based services and therefore a natural partner for the shipping industry’s strive to comply with stricter environmental regulations.

Fu Chengyu, Former Chairman, CNOOC and SINOPEC

Mr. Fu has been Chairman of CNOOC (2003-2011) and served as the Chairman of Sinopec Group from 2011 to 2015. Today, Mr Fu is Executive Vice Chairman of Beijing Energy Club. In December 2014, Mr Fu was on Lloyd’s List named among the most influential people in the shipping industry.

Anne Lene Dale, CEO, Global Centre of Expertise NODE

Anne Lene Dale is the CEO of Global Centre of Expertise NODE. Dale has extensive background from the Norwegian Foreign Service, where she has served as, among other roles, Norway’s ambassador to Mozambique, Head of Section for Economic and Commercial Affairs, and Head of Communications. Dale also has experience from the research sector, as Managing Director of Fafo’s international institute AIS (2008-2010), and as Managing Director of Agderforskning (2010-2012).

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Liv Hovem, CEO, DNV GL – Oil & Gas

Liv A. Hovem is passionate about the energy transition and works extensively with technologies and solutions geared towards enabling the energy transition and the role of gas in the sustainable future energy mix. Her technical background is risk and probabilistic modelling, hydrodynamics and structures. Her leadership background includes strategy development and execution, innovation management, leading through change and organisational development. She has served on the board of several research organisations.

Håkon Haugli, CEO, Innovation Norway

Håkon Haugli is the CEO of Innovation Norway, the government’s most important instrument for innovation and development of Norwegian enterprises and industry. Prior to joining Innovation Norway, he was the Managing Director of Abelia, the business association of Norwegian knowledge and technology-based enterprises, a part of the Norwegian Confederation of Enterprise (NHO). From 2009 to 2013 he was a Member of Parliament, representing the Labour Party and the Oslo county.

Inge Jan Henjesand, President, BI Norwegian Business School

BI Norwegian Business School has a strong presence in China. They run one of China’s highest ranked part-time MBA programs for executives in Shanghai with Fudan University School of Management, and we are in the heart of technology development through our collaboration with Tsinghua University in Beijing.

Geir Håøy, CEO, Kongsberg Group

Kongsberg is a leading global technology corporation delivering mission-critical solutions with extreme performance for customers that operate under extremely challenging conditions. The group has fulfilled demanding customers’ needs and adapted to changing market conditions throughout its proud 200-year-old history.

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Edgare Kerkwijk, Board Member, Asia Wind Energy Association

Edgare Kerkwijk has been the Managing Director of Asia Green Capital since 2006 and is currently holding several positions in renewable energy companies in Asia. He is a senior advisor to Shrem Offshore Wind in India and interim-CFO for Sun Electric in Singapore. Prior to these positions, Edgare has founded several renewable energy firms. He also held several senior positions within Rabobank International in Europe and Asia. Edgare serves on the board of the Asia Wind Energy Association.

Jaewon Peter Chun, Founder and CEO, XnTREE

Jaewon Peter Chun founded XnTREE, an in-house global accelerator of Level39, the largest open tech cluster in Europe. XnTREE has nurtured a number of startups in the field of blockchain, fintech, AI, data analytics and smart city solutions. Mr. Chun is also President of World Smart Cities Forum (WSCF), a non-profit organisation based in London, UK, which assists local governments, projects and NGOs to build and develop credible smart cities around the world.

Dr. Ahmed Khamassi, VP Data Science, COO Digital COE, Equinor UK

Dr. Ahmed Khamassi is a machine learning / artificial intelligence authority with keen interest in innovation. He leads the data science and design thinking teams part of Equinor’s Digital Centre of Excellence. Ahmed is focused on creating innovative machine learning / AI driven products that support the DCoE’s strategic mission. Before joining Equinor, Ahmed successfully founded and grew a ML/AI technology startup that builds products for clients in various industries.

Cilia Holmes Indahl, CEO, Katapult

Cilia Holmes Indahl is CEO of Katapult, a group of companies that invests in scalable tech solutions for the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Prior to joining Katapult, Cilia worked as Sustainability Director in Aker BioMarine and trainee at the Norwegian Mission to the United Nations. She is also Co-founder of Sustainability Hub Norway and member of the Nordic Council’s Environmental Prize Committee.

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Torgeir Kydland, VP Longtem Business Development, Equinor

Torgeir Kydland joined Hydro Oil & Energy in 1984. In 1996, he joined the Exploration & Production management team, as Vice President for the Oseberg Field Asset, became Senior Vice President for the Troll Field Asset in 1999 and Head of all of Hydro’s Oil and Gas Operations in 2001. In 2014, Torgeir Kydland was appointed President Equinor in Russia and in 2018, Vice President for Long Term Business Development at Equinor.

Lan Shi, Founder and CEO, Y-CITY Innovation Academy

Lan Shi is the founder and CEO of Y-CITY Innovation Academy. She is also the chairperson of Xinjiang Historical Hetian Jade Museum, co-chair of Hyde Capital, the founder of Spaceyun, and the executive secretary-in-general of China Education 30 Forum. She is experienced and resourceful in education, technology, venture capital, and consulting sectors. She was the Partner at Cybernaut (China) Investment and had worked for HP, Hewitt, and Towers Perrin as consulting manager and director.

Nelson Li, Founding Managing Partner, Yield Capital

Nelson Li has more than 15 years of experiences in corporate investment and financing services. He had offered services to a series of leading financial & investment institutions such as China Merchants Bank, Hony Capital and Ping An Innovation Capital and he had also led and participated in a series of investment and financing projects in sectors such as medical care, consumption and high-end manufacture.

Li Junfeng, China’s National Centre for Climate Change

Mr. Li was instrumental in drafting and structuring China’s Renewable Energy Law, which was passed in 2005 and spearheaded the country’s spectacular boom in electricity generation from renewable sources. He has been a lifelong advocate of environmental sustainability and has played a critical role in China’s support of the Paris Climate Agreement. Mr. Li is regarded as an independent voice on energy policy issues, repeatedly calling for China to reduce its reliance on coal and to strengthen its renewable power targets.

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Dr. Tina Liu, Vice President, Elane Inc.

Tina is VP of Elane Inc. in charge of Big Data Products. Elane is a Chinese technology and information provider for shipping, supply chain and commodity trading industries. Prior joining Elane, Tina worked with Drewry Shipping Consultant in London, Singapore and Shanghai. She is a managing committee member of Young Professionals in Shipping PRC, a non-profit organisation, which brings young talent in the shipping community together to become the next generation’s leaders.

Dr. Ma Jun, Former Chief Economist, the People's Bank of China

Between 2014 and 2017, Dr. Ma served as the Chief Economist at the People’s Bank of China (PBOC)’s Research Bureau and played a groundbreaking role in developing the national green finance policy framework.

Liu Xiaosong, Co-founder of Tencent

Liu Xiaosong is an experienced entrepreneur and an excellent investor in China. In 1993, Liu Xiaosong founded Shenzhen Xinli De Electronics and in 2000, he founded China’s first and only digital music industry listed company A8 New Media Group. Since then he has played an entrepreneurial role in building several companies. In 2010 he was named “China’s first ten angel investors“. His areas of interest include online education, social entertainment, consumer upgrades, and artificial intelligence.

Li Yalan, Chairwomen, Beijing Gas Group

Mme Li Yalan organised and completed the study and implementation of natural gas development plan for Beijing Municipality; carried out a large number of coal-to-gas projects; led the compilation of Natural Gas Development Plan of Beijing Municipality from the 9th Five-Year Plan period to the 12th Five-Year Plan period and the Development Strategy Study of Beijing Gas Group Corporate; under her leadership, Beijing Gas Group is developing into an international energy enterprise.

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Bjørn Tore Markussen, CEO, The Ocean Data Platform Foundation

Bjørn Tore Markussen is CEO of the Ocean Data Platform Foundation. His latest position was Managing Director for www.veracity.com which is DNV GL’s multisided Industry Data Platform which he held from Veracity’s beginning in late 2016. At year end 2018, he was ranked by Lloyds List one of the top 10 Global Technology leaders within Maritime & Ocean Technologies.

Hege Økland, CEO, NCE Maritime CleanTech

Hege Økland has since 2011 been CEO of NCE Maritime CleanTech, which is world-leading cluster for clean maritime solutions. The cluster encompasses 100 partner companies that cooperate in the development of new energy-efficient and environmental friendly technologies for the ocean industries. Prior to joining NCE Maritime CleanTech Hege Økland worked in various management positions, including Head of Maritime in research organisation Polytec and Managing Director for the industry development network SNU.

Per Ingvar Olsen, Professor, BI Norwegian Business School

Per Ingvar Olsen is a Professor at Department of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at BI Norwegian Business School in Oslo. His research focus on innovation processes, business networks and industrial dynamics. Over the years, he has been teaching entrepreneurship and scaling of technology start-ups and corporate ventures. He is responsible for the executive program for high tech companies in Zhongguancun Dongsheng International Science Park, Beijing, China – in collaboration with Tsinghua University.

Stephen Pan, Chairman, World-Wide Shipping Agency

Stephen Pan is Chairman of World-Wide Shipping Agency Limited of Hong Kong SAR, China. He is also a Director of Keppel Offshore and Marine Limited of Singapore. Previously Mr Pan served as Chairman of Gard P and I; Greater China Committee of DNVGL; Lloyds Register East Asia Committee as well as a Member of various international shipping organisations over a period of 45 years in the shipping industry.

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Stephanie Yang Shao, CHO, Trina Solar

Stephanie Yang Shao joined Trina Solar as Chief Human Resources Officer in September 2010. Prior to that, she worked in multiple Fortune 500 companies in the US, including Colgate Palmolive, Bristol-Myers Squibb and Dun Bradstreet in roles of increasing responsibility in the areas of HR, Marketing and Business Development.

Berit Lid Scharff, VP, Marketing and Business Development, 4Subsea

Berit Lid Scharff is VP of Marketing and Business Development in 4Subsea. She has held leadership roles in the telecom industry with Cisco and Tandberg before founding Inlustro, a consulting firm helping Norwegian tech companies with international growth. For the past 3+ years, Berit has been part of the transformation of 4Subsea going from engineering consultancy to become a leading provider of digitalised decision support to energy operators globally.

Qin Haiyan, General Secretary, Chinese Wind Energy Association (CWEA),

Qin Haiyan is the General Secretary of Chinese Wind Energy Association (CWEA), vice-chairman of IEC System for Certification to Standards Relating to Equipment for Use in Renewable Energy Application (IECRE), Vice Chairman of World Wind Energy Association (WWEA), and Director of China General Certification Center (CGC). He has more than 24 years’ experience in renewable energy certification, testing and inspection, and has been engaged in wind, solar and other renewable energy policies development and technology research.

Dr. William Pan, Head of Offshore Wind APAC, DNV GL

Dr. William Pan has over 11 years of experience in civil engineering and seven years in offshore wind, specifically in technical due diligence, geotechnical, data interpretation and wind turbine foundation. Dr. Pan is currently the Head of Section for DNV GL’s offshore wind team in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region, and was previously a project manager in DNV GL’s UK and APAC teams.

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Dr. Shen Kaiyan, Vice President of Shanghai Economics Association

Shen Kaiyan, Ph.D. in Economics. She is a Research Professor amd Director of the Institute of Economics, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences as well as Vice President of the Shanghai Economics Association. She has been a visiting scholar some of the world’s most prestigious universities incl. MIT, Nehru University and the University of Cambridge, UK. She is currently a UNIDO expert for BRICS SMEs ecommerce project.

Shen Wanling, Assistant Director, MPA of Singapore

Shen Wanling is currently heading the Maritime Transformation Office at MPA, overseeing the development of industry transformation strategies in the maritime sector in Singapore. She was previously the head of the International Department. Wanling was also a delegate to the Permanent Mission of Singapore to the United Nations, participating in the negotiations at the 69th Session of the UN General Assembly in 2014.

Frode Skaar, Director Business Development, Westcon

Frode Skaar studied Industrial Automation at NTNU in Trondheim, and has more than 20 years experience from Automation, IT, R&D and shipping. For the last five years Skaar have been working to develop new green solutions for the maritime industry for Westcon Power & Automation (WPA). WPA is a world leading system integrator for hybrid- and all-electric propulsion systems and the system integrator for the world’s first ferry driven by liquid hydrogen.

Dr. Shi Zhengrong, Chairman, SunMan Energy and China's Sun King

Dr. Zhengrong Shi is one of the most prominent of China’s solar entrepreneurs and is often referred to as China’s Sun King. He has founded and chaired several leading solar companies. His latest venture is SunMan Energy, using innovative light-weight solar modules that can tap into the unserved market for light-weight rooftop solar power.

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Torleif Stokke, Managing Director, Servogear AS

Torleif Stokke is the Managing Director of Servogear AS. Stokke joined the company in 2011. Servogear is the leading manufacturer of Controllable Pitch Propellers (CPP) systems for Fast Ferries, Offshore Vessels, Yachts and Wind Farm Service Boats. From 2003 to 2007, Stokke was managing director for Amundsen Diving. After graduating with a degree in Marine Technology/Shipbuilding from Bergen University College, Stokke has held several positions with Wärtsilä Norway.

Dr. Suseno Sukoyono, Indonesian Maritime Expert

A remarkable former government official from the Ministry of Marine Affairs in Indonesia, who is well-respected in the national and international arena for his leadership, dedication and commitment to marine conservation and sustainable resource use.

Sun Yuqing, President, Dalian Maritime University

Prof. Sun Yuqing’s research focuses on marine engineering and ship mechanical and electrical integration. Prof. Sun Yuqing also serves as a member of the National Manufacturing Strategy Advisory Committee. In addition, he is a member of several sub-committees under the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Science and Technology and the Transport Ministry. Finally, he is the Deputy Chairman of the Board of the 5th Cross-Straits Shipping Exchange Association.

Harald Solberg, CEO, Norwegian Shipowners’ Association

Harald Solberg took up the position as CEO of the Norwegian Shipowners’ Association from 2018. He served as Deputy CEO at the Norwegian Shipowners’ Association from 2015 to 2016. Solberg has previously held the position as CEO of Dagsavisen and has also worked as Executive Director at Mentor Media (2005-2011), State Secretary in the Ministry of Finance (2003-2005), political advisor to the office of the Prime Minister (2001-2003).

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Francis Wong, Vice President Deck Handling, MacGregor

Francis Wong is a Vice President, Deck Handling Solutions at MacGregor Advanced Offshore Division. He is based in Singapore, responsible for the profit and loss in the business line. Francis joined Plimsoll Corporation in 2003, which was acquired by MacGregor in 2007. He has held several positions in technical sales, project management, sales & marketing and business development functions, including eleven years in operations and sales & marketing in China.

Heidi Wiig, Professor, BI Norwegian Business School

Heidi Wiig is a Professor in Innovation and Entrepreneurship at BI-Norwegian Business School, holding an MA in Political Science with a major in International Political Economy from the University of Oslo, and a PhD in Economic Geography from Lund University, Sweden. She holds the position as Associate Dean for BI’s operations in China, with a special responsibility for the BI-Fudan MBA programme and the BI-Tsinghua Educational Program for Entrepreneurs.

Tian Qingjun, Senior Vice President, Envision Energy

Tian Qingjun is currently senior vice president of Envision Energy and is in charge of the sales and marketing. Before he joined Envision, he served as vice president of Huawei China. Ever since he joined the company, Mr Tian Qingjun leads to optimise the organisation structure. Envision is now the second largest wind turbine company in China, a big leap from its ninth ranking in 2015. Envision will continue to lead the industry in technological progress.

Sean Xiaoyi Yu, Director of Strategy and AI Investment, JD.com

Sean Xiaoyi Yu is Director of Strategy and AI Investment at JD.com. He is an active AI/VR/AR investor and researcher. Experienced in Artificial Intelligence's business applications in various industries, he is passionate about VR/AR storytelling and interactive experience. Have done speeches on various topics related to AI/VR/AR and the Chinese market.

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Dr. Yongping Zhai, Chief of Energy Sector Group, Asian Development Bank

Dr. Yongping Zhai has been working on energy development in Asia and Africa for 25 years. He is currently in charge of overall energy policy coordination and technical support to ADB energy sector operations. He is also in charge of developing energy sector knowledge work for ADB and interacts with worldwide energy sector partners.

Prof. Zhu Dequan, Beijing Tsinghua Industrial R&D Institute

Professor Zhu Dequan and his team from BTIRDI is the key architect of the Chinese hydrogen value chain. Mr. Zhu has comprehensive experiences in research and development, enterprise management, investment of industry incubation. Mr. Zhu participated in the founding of Tsinghua Tongfang and Chengzhi Shareholding. He is now the president assistant of Beijing-Tsinghua Industrial Research and Development Institute, the CEO of Beijing Xinhui Technology and he has invested in and incubated a dozens of scientific enterprises.

Cash Zhou, Founder and CEO, YQNlink

Mr. Cash Zhou was once responsible for sales and market management in the domestic famous Hercuules Logistics Corp. Mr. Cash Zhou has more than 20 years of experience in the field of international logistics. He has successfully established the platform ‘YQNlink, which is one of the earliest market pioneers in the “Internet + international logistics” field. Mr. Cash Zhou was honoured with the China Logistics Industry Award for his role as China Logistics Entrepreneurship Leader in 2017.

Dr. Yang Hui, CEO, Weizhong Media

Yang Hui has a Ph.D. in Radio and Television Arts from Beijing Normal University and is an experienced media professional. She is the Former Vice Director of Hunan Satellite TV Program Center, Project Manager of CNBC China. Member of Shanghai CPPCC, and Vice President of Shanghai Women’s Federation. Ms Yang is a leading personality in television content in China, dedicated to media innovation and innovative management and research.

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SUMMIT WEBSITE The summit's website https://norway-asia.com will continuously be updated with information. In addition to useful information about the summit, you will also find the registration link at the website. REGISTRATION The summit participation fee is(excluding accommodation) is NOK 7,900. Click here to register for the summit. If you would like to bring additional guests to the Norwegian Seafood Dinner on 1 November, you may buy extra tickets for NOK 1,500. Use the discount code NABSFullAsia to get the discounted price for Asia participants.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATION The Summit will be held at the prestigious W Hotel Shanghai. Located on the North Bund with spectacular 180 degree panoramic views over the Huangpu River and Shanghai’s iconic Pudong skyline, the W Shanghai is one of Shanghai’s latest luxurious properties. We have secured a special rate at the W Hotel Shanghai of CNY 1,400 per room including breakfast, excluding taxes and service charges. Bookings can be made through this link.

Please note, only a limited number of rooms are available at this rate. More rooms may be available at a higher rate. If the hotel are fully booked, we are happy to direct you to a nearby hotel.

VISA LETTERS You may need a visa before entering to China. If you need an invitation letter for your visa application, please send an e-mail to [email protected]

https://www.eventbank.cn/event/23502/register/

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PROGRAMME PARTNERS AND SUPPORTING ORGANISATIONS• Innovation Norway• Invest Shanghai• Norwegian Seafood Council• The Norwegian Business Associations in Asia• GCE Ocean Technology• GCE Node• GCE Blue Maritime• NCE Maritime CleanTech• Norwegian Shipowners’ Association• Chinese Shipowners’ Association• The Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise (NHO)• Beijing Energy Club• China EV100• Beijing Tsinghua Industrial R&D Institute• China Wind Energy Association• SASS Think Tank Foundation• Shanghai International Shipping Institute• Shanghai Combined Port Management Committee• The Economist• Norwegian Industrial Property Office• China National Intellectual Property Administration• Yield Capital• Oslo Stock Exchange• Norwegian Chinese Chamber of Commerce• Singapore Norway Chamber of Commerce• SMB Norge• MayCham Shanghai• SingCham Shanghai

Organised by: Supported by:

Norwegian Consulate GeneralShanghai

Norwegian EmbassyBeijing

Norwegian Consulate GeneralGuangzhou

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