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NOVEMBER 20TH 2013LAHTI, FINLAND

PROGRAM GUIDE

Corporate Cleantech Venture DayWednesday 20th NovemberVenue: Sibeliushall, Ankkurikatu 7, Lahti

8:00– REGISTRATION OPENS

CARPENTER’S HALL

8:30–9:30 SPEED-DATING SESSIONCleantech companies – Investors and Corporates

MAIN HALL

9:45–10:00 OPENING WORDS OF THE CORPORATE CLEANTECH VENTURE DAYNina Harjula, Head of Development, Cleantech, LADEC

10:00–11.00 World Leaders Striving for Faster Cleantech Deployment P 80 Group Foundation* Join Forces with Global Cleantech Cluster Association to Identify and Support the Funding of Sustainable TechnologiesWe are about to explore if we can engage the pension funds and sovereign wealth funds, in driving low carbon, climate resilient, sustainable growth and increase investment in the deployment of proven technologies to address climate change challenges and growing resource shortages in the areas of energy, water, clean air and food.* Club de Madrid is supporting the Global Technology Deployment Initiative, as a joint partner of the P80 Group via the Little Rock Accord.

Keynotes: Mark W. Grobmyer, Managing Director, P80 Group Foundation, Chairman, Global Technology Deployment Initiative Christian Haeuselmann, Co-founder and Board member of GCCA, co-founder swisscleantech

Panel discussion: Markus Lampinen, CEO, Grow VC Group Shawn Lesser, Co-founder and Partner, Watershed Capital, co-founder GCCA Todd Nelson, Director of Venture Development, NextEnergy Center, U.S. Eugene Yun, Managing Director, P80 Group Foundation and Managing Partner, Eos Investment Partners

Moderator: Lisa Ann Pinkerton, President, Technica Communications

MAIN HALL CARPENTER’S HALL

11:10–12:00 THEME: SUSTAINABLE LIGHTING

The New Era of Sustainable Lighting This session will explore new innovations and trends in the sustainable lighting sector and its tremendous opportunities in the emerging markets.

Keynotes: Iván Hutter, General Manager, Public Sector, GE Lighting Europe Nancy E. Clanton, Founder and President of Clanton & Associates

Panel discussion: Nancy E. Clanton, Founder and President of Clanton & Associates Iván Hutter, General Manager, Public Sector, GE Lighting Europe Vesa Pentikäinen, Research Scientist, Team Leader, VTT, Technical Research Center Finland Rene Savelsberg, Co-founder, CEO and Managing Director of Chrysalix SET, case: LuXeXcel

Moderator: Karsten Hojberg, Business Development Manager Clean Tech, Autodesk

DEALFLOW

LED in Oy Ltd, Finland, www.ledin.fi LED in developes wireless solar energy systems combining WiFi and LED technologies.

Observis Oy, Finland, www.observis.fi/homeObservis offers advanced ICT knowhow in combining measured and observed data and turning it into clearly visualised information.

IoT Technologies OÜ, Estonia, www.iot.eeThe Smart Street light control solution enables substantial energy savings using the Internet of Things networking technology.

THEME: WASTE MANAGEMENT

Veolia Innovation Accelerator –Launch of a new open innovation challenge and the collaboration with Ladec to boost the cleantech innovations.

Keynote: Nicolas Maréchal-Abram, Project Manager, Veolia Environnement Research and Innovation

Panel: Ella Labonne, Waste Management Program Manager, Veolia Environnement Research & Innovation Nicolas Maréchal-Abram, Project Manager, Veolia Environnement Research & Innovation Tarja Teppo, Partner Cleantech Invest Wang Yu, Team Leader, Waste Management, Aalto University

Moderator: Emmi Kaipio, Project Coordinator, LADECDEALFLOW

Zenrobotics Oy, Finland, www.zenrobotics.com/product/ The ZenRobotics Recycler waste sorting system uses robotsto pick raw materials from Construction and Demolition(CND) waste. The system relies on artificial intelligencetechnology.

Enevo, Finland, www.enevo.comEnevo’s ONe Collect is a web based waste container monitoring and advanced route optimization system for the waste collection fleets of municipal waste collection authorities and private waste management companies.

Tarpaper Recycling, Denmark, www.tarpaper.dk Bitumenmix, which is used in asphalt production instead ofvirgin bitumen. The asphalt industry obtains a substantialcost saving.

Ecomond, Finland, www.ecomond.comEcomond Ltd is specialized into producing powerful solutions for task/order management and optimization of operational efficiency in waste management, distribution and collection and security & maintenance.

FOREST HALL

12:00–13:00 LUNCH

MAIN HALL

13:00–13:50 Corporate Venturing for Technology Acquisitions and Industrial SymbiosisIn this session, we will highlight new and innovative cross-sectoral cooperation and venture models. It is time to challenge the conservative value-chain thinking amongst the industries and find new ways to create value and sustainable business.

Keynote: Patric Gresko, Head of Unit - Venture Capital, European Investment FundPanel discussion: Kenneth Ekman, CEO, Crisolteq

Patric Gresko, Head of Unit - Venture Capital, European Investment Fund Julien Mialaret, Investment Manager, Idinvest Partners

Moderator: Pauli Marttila, Director of Corporate Investments, SitraHost: The Finnish Innovation Fund SITRA

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MAIN HALL CARPENTER’S HALL

14:00–15:00 Corporates and Ventures – Strategic Innovation Tools and Channels to Global Business Future business and technology innovations emerge when different competencies and knowledge are integrated in new application areas. For corporations, venturing offers an access into an extended pool of new ideas. For SME’s, the offering is growth funding connected with knowledge, resources and global value network

Keynote: Claus Hackmann, Investment Manager, BASF Venture Capital

Panel discussion: Mika Saariaho, Senior Vice President, Energy & Water, Outotec Claus Hackmann, Investment Manager, BASF Venture Capital Juho Malmberg, CEO, Zenrobotics Kari Herlevi, Green Growth Program Director, Tekes

Moderator: Pekka Koponen, CEO, SpinverseHost: The Finnish Funding Agency for

Technology and Innovation TekesDEALFLOW

Sofi Filtration, www.sofi-filtration.fiSofi Filtration is a Finnish provider of state-of-the-art water filtration technology

Sensire, Finland, www.sensire.fiFinnish company that specializes in design and implementation of remote sensing technology and services.

EkaBus, FinlandEkabus aims to integrate the latest Finnish know-how to build competitive transportation systems by electrifying existing bus services in urban environments.

Dealflow Session:Energy & Energy EfficiencyTamturbo, Finland, www.tamturbo.fi Finnish company doing a global breakthrough in multi-billion compressed air business with a next-generation direct drive oil-free air turbo compressors.

Savo-Solar, Finland, www.savosolar.fi/en Savo-Solar Oy produces innovative and highly efficient solar thermal collectors and absorbers for OEM partners and collector manufacturers.

Resen Waves, Denmark, www.resenwaves.com Solution replace diesel-generated power with simple and affordable wave energy. The ROI is 2 to 3 years and the virgin market for replacing off-grid diesel generation in coastal areas and on islands represents up to 2 billion € in annual sales.

Alpha-E, Denmark, www.alpha-e.comAlpha-E produces and sells parabolic solar troughs for solar farms. Alpha-E ApS manufactures parabolic troughs for CSP.

Convion Ltd, Finland, www.convion.fiConvion Ltd. is a fuel cell system integrator commercializing solid oxide fuel cell systems in range of 50–300kW for distributed power generation.

Optistring Technologies, Sweden, www.optistring.comThe process of developing a unique power inverter system for grid connected solar power installations. Their proprietary technology improves energy harvest and system profitability for solar PV power systems.

Sol Voltaics, Sweden, www.solvoltaics.comNanowire material that dramatically increases the efficien-cy of crystalline silicon or thin film solar modules, leading to greater electrical output, lower power prices and higher profit margins for manufacturers and developers.

VC Jury: Per Ericsson, Environmental Technologies Fund Nils Bennemann, Greencoat Capital Claire Godron, Aster Capital Jakob Wirbatz, Evonik Industries

FOREST HALL

15:00–15:20 NETWORKING BREAKCoffee served

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MAIN HALL

15:20–16:10 Structural Changes Call for New Approaches: Interplay Between Corporations and Startups – an Opportunity for Renewal?In this session we will explore different modes of interaction between large corporations and startups: spin-offs, corpo- rate VC investments, acquisitions, joint R&D etc. We will also discuss incentives and disincentives for collaboration as well as different ways to promote it.

Warm-up: Ben Taube, president of BLT Sustainable Energy Inc, Strategic advisor of Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance (SEEA) and Chairman of GCCA

Fireside chat: Ilari Kallio, New Technologies and Innovation General Manager, Wärtsilä Heli Antila, CTO, Fortum Harri Ollila, Partner, VNT Management Kai Engelhardt, Head of Corporate Venture Capital, MAHLE International Philip Padfield, CEO, Eniram

Moderator: Henri Grundsten, Director, Finnish Industry Investment LtdHost: Finnish Industry Investment Ltd

MAIN HALL CARPENTER’S HALL

16:20–17:10 Corporate Engagement: Spinoffs, VC Investments and AcquisitionsDifferent ways of corporate innovation partnering will be discussed during this session through case examples from cleantech industry.

Panel discussion: Pekka Koponen, CEO, Spinverse /Innovation Mill Anssi Lehikoinen, CEO and Co-Founder, Rocsole / case: Numcore Dag Sandås, CFO, The Switch Timo Peter, Director, Cartagena Capital

Moderator: Aaron Enz, Partner, Watershed CapitalDEALFLOW

Celluforce, Canada, www.celluforce.com/enCelluForce is the world leader in the commercial development of NanoCrystalline Cellulose (NCC). NCC is abundant, renewable, recyclable and biodegradable.

SootTech, Sweden, www.soottech.se/enSoot Tech’s patented HISS technology transforms steam sootblowing systems into effective tools that handle clogging and increase the efficiency of power and recovery boilers.

Knycer, Sweden, www.knycer.se Sweden-based Knycer AB develops of low energy drying solutions for clothes and laundry.

Chinese Corporations’ Craving for Energy Efficiency: will the market continue to rise?Keynote: Lily Zhao, Vice Director, Secretary

General, ESCO Committee of China Energy Conservation Association (EMCA)

Panel discussion: Fred Chang, Managing Director, Everest Cleantech Advisors Kari Lahti, Product Manager, Fortum Eero Pekkola, CEO, Oilon

Moderator: Jussi Nykänen, CEO and Chairman of the Board, GreenStream Network Plc

DEALFLOW

Nocart, Finland, www.nocart.fiFinnish company which offers solutions for the power generation needs of small power plant also for hybrid solutions. The solution enables cost effective use of renewable energy sources.

Ecofective, Sweden, www.ecofective.com Ecofective delivers a proven and robust IT-based solution for managing the energy balance in properties.

WPS, Powerbox, Italy, www.warmpiesoft.com, www.powerboxmonitoring.comSolutions for energy efficiency: the new generation web-based hardware and software, that allows to display on PC and smartphone energy consumption and production and which is able to customize automations.

LASTU

17:10–19:00 NETWORKING BREAKLastu lounge available for meetings while the Forest Hall is being prepared for the Gala

CORPORATE CLEANTECH VENTURE DAY SHUTTLE SERVICE

In the morning from Sokos Hotel at 8:00 and 9:00 & from Cumulus Hotel at 8:05 and 9:05

After the seminars from Sibelius Hall to the hotels 17:15 & 17:30

To the Gala from Sokos Hotel at 18:30 and from Cumulus Hotel at 18:35

After the Gala from Sibelius Hall to the hotels at 23:15

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Side eventsHAAPA KUUSI CARPENTER’S WORKSHOP

11:00–12:00

SITRA, Portfolio Companies meeting(Invitation only)

13:00–15:00

Global Cleantech Cluster Association (GCCA):Cluster Managers Meeting

15.00–18:00

Lahti Green City and Lahti University of Applied Sciences’ Ecomill project Cleantech Gala afternoon seminar (In Finnish, separate invitation and registration)

FOREST HALL

19:00–23:00 Cleantech Gala Seated Dinner with Award Ceremonies Hosted by The City of Lahti, Lahti University of Applied Sciences, Global Cleantech Cluster Association (GCCA) and Lahti Development Company (LADEC)

Welcome speeches City of Lahti, Director of Technical and Environmental Affairs, Matti Kuronen Lahti University of Applied Sciences, Dean, Silja Kostia

Lahti Green City and LUAS Ecomill project Awards Presented by the Program Director Saara Vauramo and Dean Silja Kostia

Keynote Speaker, Mari Pantsar-Kallio, Strategic Director, Finnish Ministry of Employment and the Economy, Strategic Program for the Cleantech Business

Global Cleantech Later Stage Award FinalsGCCA, Co-founder and Later Stage Award Head-judge Peter Adriaens

The Gala is co-funded by City of Lahti, Green City and LUAS Ecomill project

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Corporate Cleantech Venture Day Team

Program

Nina Harjula nina.harjula@ladec.fi+ 358 50 518 0915

Contact for Dealflow

Anna Saarelaanna.saarela@ladec.fi+358 40 486 8740

Exhibition Area

Anu Pousianu.pousi@ladec.fi+358 44 735 0302

Speed Dating

Kaisa Savolainenkaisa.savolainen@ladec.fi+358 40 579 5222

Contact for Speakers

Emmi Kaipioemmi.kaipio@ladec.fi+ 358 40 535 3997

Media Contacts

Sauli Zukalesauli.zukale@ladec.fi+ 358 400 888 205

Conference Management

Satu Clifford+358 50 402 6915

Speed Dating

Olof Blomqvistolof@cleantechscandinavia.com+46 736 280 320

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Nina Harjula

LADEC and Finnish Cleantech Cluster, Head of Development, CleantechNina develops the international networks of the Finnish Cleantech Cluster and runs the Clean-tech Venture Day event and cleantech financing activities in Lahti. She is a co-founder and board member of the Global Cleantech Cluster Associa-tion (GCCA).

Mark W. Grobmyer, Managing Director, P80 Group Foundation, Chairman, Global Technology Deployment Initiative which aims at engaging the pension funds and sovereign wealth funds, in driving low carbon, climate resilient, sustainable growth and increase investment in the deploy-ment of proven technologies to address climate change challenges and growing resource short-ages in the areas of energy, water, clean air and food.

Christian Hauselmann, Co-founder of Global Cleantech Cluster Association, co-founder of swiss-cleantech

Christian is an innovation-driven Swiss economist and serial entrepreneur with 20 years of experi-ence in the Cleantech sector, both with start-ups and global organizations. Today he lives in San Diego/California developing strategic partnerships between Swiss and US Cleantech entrepreneurs, as the co- founder of swisscleantech.

Markus Lampinen is an internationally awarded entrepreneur, active in pioneering new securities models worldwide at the intersection of the Inter-net and the securities markets. Markus currently serves as the CEO of Crowd Valley Inc, a US-based crowdfunding marketplace platform, back office and ecosystem service provider, which is part of the Grow VC Group. He is also a global investor and Senior Partner at the Grow VC group. He has been active in the new securities market, having recruited over 120 individuals, built up a global team on six continents and expanded operations to over 150 countries. In his earlier businesses, he served in diverse roles, taking on the responsibili-ties of CFO and driving sales growth of over 270% per year for several subsequent years. Markus holds an M.S. and a B.A. in Economics.

Shawn Lesser, Co-founder and partner Watershed Capital Group (USA), co-founder of Global Clean-tech Cluster Association

Shawn has over sixteen years experience in international equity sales with a focus on Europe. Prior to co-founding Watershed Capital Group, Shawn founded the investment bank, Sustainable World Capital, which assists cleantech companies raise capital from European institutional investors. Shawn has been Co-Head and Managing Direc-tor of the international equity teams at Morgan Keegan and at NBA Deutsche Bank. He received his BS in Finance from Syracuse University. He writes for various cleantech publications and is known as the David Letterman of Cleantech for his “Top 10″ series.

Todd Nelson is the Manager of Venture Support at NextEnergy, consulting with university and small companies to commercialize advanced energy innovations in the State of Michigan’s Cleantech Cluster. Todd’s responsibilities include designing and managing grant programs totaling over $1M, and supporting a portfolio of over 50 start-up clients. Todd was selected as a member of the inaugural class of Venture for America Fellows and chose placement in Detroit, MI. He graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelors of Arts from Columbia University, double majoring in environ-mental science and American history.

Dr. Eugene Yun is Managing Director of the P80 Group Foundation. He also serves as Managing Partner of Eos Investment Partners, a Seoul-based investment firm he co-founded. Eos Investment Partners specializes in cross-border investments with particular emphasis in climate finance and natural resources. As Senior Strategic Advisor to the Asian Development Bank, Dr. Yun helped develop the Climate Public Private Partnership Fund. Dr. Yun has had the pleasure of working in many different fields with Soros Fund Manage-ment, Deutsche Morgan Grenfell, Schroder Securi-ties, Maeil Kyungje Shinmun, University of British Columbia and Ewha University. Dr. Yun studied undergraduate economics at Yonsei University and received his Ph.D. degree in economics from the University of Minnesota specializing in monetary and macroeconomic theory.

Lisa Ann Pinkerton, President, Technica Commu-nications

From the newsroom to the boardroom, Lisa Ann has used her keen analytical skills to share tech-nology stories with the world for over a decade. She is Founder and President of Technica Com-munications and Founder of the networking group Women In Cleantech & Sustainability. Technica Communications specializes in public relations, website content, promotional videos, social media campaigns and other marketing activities for cleantech, health care and internet companies.

Ivan Hutter has been with the General Electric Company since 1995 and, currently, he is the Gen-eral Manager for the Public Sector for GE Lighting Europe, Middle East and Africa. Prior GE assign-ments included Director and GM level commercial positions at GE Aviation’s and GE Lighting’s Global HQ’s in Ohio, USA. He holds M.Sc. degrees in Management and in Engineering from the U.S. and Europe and is a certified GE Master Blackbelt. He has been engaged in several international, state organizations and NGO’s in public-private partnerships in sustainability and energy efficiency such as the International Civil Aviation Organiza-tion, Montreal, Canada, the European Commis-sion and he is a Director of the Executive Board of LightingEurope, Brussels, Belgium.

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Nancy E. Clanton, Founder and President of Clanton & Associates, an awarded sustainable lighting designer. Nancy was lighting group leader for Greening of the White House, led the lighting workshops for the C40 conference in Seoul, and was awarded the IESNA Presidential Award in 1990 and 2006.

Vesa Pentikäinen, Research team leader at VTT

Vesa has 15 years of work experience from high tech companies carrying out and leading R&D projects. He has also been responsible for product concept development, product marketing and technical support functions. For six years at VTT Vesa has been leading a research team working closely together with industry partners like ma-chine manufacturers, control system and lighting product makers. His research interests include smart lighting, wireless control, multimodal user interfaces and visualization technologies.

Rene Savelsberg is co-founder, CEO and Managing Director of Chrysalix SET since 2007. He is respon-sible for the strategy and overall operations of the SET Funds. His focus is on companies in the areas of smart grid, energy efficiency, transportation and infrastructure. He serves on the Board of Se-faira Ltd and is observer on the Boards of Alertme.com Ltd, General Fusion Inc. and MicroShade A/S. He also served on the Board of Epyon B.V. which was acquired by ABB in June 2011. Rene Savelsberg holds a Master’s Degree in Industrial Engineering & Management from the Technical University Eindhoven, the Netherlands.

Karsten Hojberg is the European Clean Tech Manufacturing Business Development Manager for Autodesk. The Autodesk Clean Tech Partner Program supports the efforts, innovations, and environmental advancements of clean technol-ogy pioneers by providing world-class software to design, visualize, and simulate ground-breaking ideas. In his role, Karsten provides access to this leading edge design and simulation software to CleanTech Start-ups and entrepreneurs so that they can innovate and get their products to market faster. Karsten previously headed up the CleanTech Partner programs in both Japan and Australia/New Zealand. Karsten joined Autodesk in 2008 as the Manufacturing industry manager primarily responsible for driving sales in the Australia/New Zealand region of the Autodesk Manufacturing products. Karsten holds a Masters Degree in Business Administration from the Uni-versity of Western Sydney.

Nicolas Maréchal-Abram is Project Manager in Innovation Management Department, Veolia En-vironnement Research and Innovation since 2011. Prior to this position, he worked in several Japa-nese companies and joined Veolia Water Japan group in 2007 as R&D manager. He did Cleantech watch in Japan for Veolia Environnement until 2011. Arrived in Japan in 2000 as student, he got a PhD. in Environmental Science from Shizuoka University in 2004. He worked on bioindicators of environment quality studying heavy metal parti-tion coefficients between calcitic microorganisms and seawater.

Ella Labonne

Graduated in engineering of indutrial processes, Ella Labonne has acquired for 10 years a strong technical experience in the field of waste treat-ment and industrial service management. She is currently project manager within VERI, Veolia’s reseach center. She is managing a portfolio of re-search projects and supervising the development of new processes for waste treatment and sorting. At the origin of several patented innovations, she is working in association with several actors in dif-ferent fields of expertise (signal processing, data analysis, mécanics, automatism, robotics, human sciences).

Tarja Teppo, Partner, Cleantech Invest

Tarja has been involved with renewable energy and other cleantech research and advisory pro-jects for Nordic institutional and industrial inves-tors as a co-founder of Cleantech Invest (CTI). She has also been involved in the development of the CTI cleantech seed fund from the beginning. Tarja has carried out clean energy and other cleantech private equity (PE) fund evaluations and detailed due diligence (DD) projects on direct cleantech investments on behalf of CTI’s clients.

Wang Yu, D. Sc. (Tech), team leader, waste man-agement in Aalto University

Wang achieved his Doctor degree from Aalto University, Finland in 2013. His research interests are landfill management and leachate treatment. In the field of Finnish business internationalization related to China, Wang carried out responsibilities as a project manager in various projects in China and Finland in a multi-nation and cross-cultural environment. Wang acted as the business devel-opment manager of Finnish Environmental Cluster for China from 2008 to 2012 and since 2013 starts to work in waste management team, Aalto Uni-versity. The responsibility is to work closely with the Finnish industries for the new R&D&I project development involved from conceptualization & designing to implementation & operation.

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Patric Gresko is Head of Unit within EIF’s Venture Capital team. EIF is the largest European venture capital fund-of-funds with more than €3B under management and a portfolio of over 220 venture capital funds. Patric leads a team that invests in early stage funds and manages a portfolio of venture capital funds representing total commit-ments of more than €1B in all major technology sectors. With EIF’s Venture Capital team, he is further developing EIF’s activity by designing and implementing new innovative equity products, notably in the corporate venturing space. He started his career with PricewaterhouseCoopers in Luxembourg as an auditor and consultant for the financial sector. He holds a Master in Business Engineering from HEC Management School – Uni-versité de Liège.

Kenneth Ekman, CEO, Crisolteq

Julien Mialaret is an Investment Manager at Idinvest Partners, the management company of Electranova Capital, a cleantech fund sponsored by EDF, the world’s third largest Utility. Julien con-ducts investments in Europe, North America and China, mainly in the sectors energy and resource efficiency and digital energy (smart grid, intelli-gent power systems).

Prior to joining Idinvest Partners, Julien provided strategic advisory to energy and environmental technology start-ups in the Chinese market. He started his career at EDF China where he was responsible for the performance management of the EDF’s thermal power fleet (3700 MW) and later joined the China development team to invest and acquire renewable and thermal power projects in the Mainland.

Pauli Marttila, M.Sc. (Tech), is the Director of Cor-porate Investments of Sitra, the Finnish Innovation Fund. His team is responsible for executing and managing the Venture Capital company invest-ments of Sitra. He has been on the Board of Direc-tors, as a Member or the Chairman, of more than fifteen high technology companies and a mem-ber of several Venture Capital fund Investment Committees and Advisory Boards. He also has a 14 year career in the polymers and chemicals in-dustry and previously was the General Manager of New Developments for Neste Chemicals in Finland and Manager of Noptek Venture Capital Fund in Boston, USA.

Claus Hackmann, PhD, joined BASF Venture Capi-tal GmbH as an Investment Manager in September 2010. Before that he was head of production of Electronic Materials in Europe within in the BASF SE and was responsible as leader of the Business Process Management team of the business unit Detergents and Formulators. He studied chem-istry at the Westfälischen Wilhelms Universität Münster.

Mika Saariaho, Ph.D. (Tech.) Senior Vice President of Energy & Water at Outotec Oyj since July 2013. Mika served as the Chief Strategy Officer and Member of the Executive Board at Outotec Oyj from 2010 to 2013. Formerly he worked as Deputy Director General of World Steel Association. Ear-lier in his career he was employed at Outokumpu Oyj where he served as Senior Vice President of Corporate Strategy and Planning and Vice Presi-dent of Corporate Strategy. Before that he was Manager of Strategy and Business Development at AvestaPolarit Oyj and Management Consultant at McKinsey Company.

Juho Malmberg, Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Malmberg is an accomplished leader for strong growth. He maintains a sharp focus on customer orientation and global delivery for the whole ZenRobotics team. In his previous positions Mr. Malmberg has acted as e.g. the Managing Director of Accenture Finland and Executive VP of Cus-tomer Experience and Member of the Executive Board, KONE Corporation (NASDAQ OMX: KNEBV).

Kari Herlevi is currently responsible for the Resource efficient economy area in Tekes. Kari leads the Green Growth – Towards a sustainable future -program which aims to identify potential new growth areas for the sustainable economy business. The program aims at a leap forward in energy and material efficiency of production and service chains over the entire life span of products. The program will support the genera-tion of new innovations especially on boundaries between sectors, as future sustainable economy solutions will not be defined by traditional sectoral divisions. Before that Kari lead the Vigo accelerator program in Tekes and supported Tekes management. Kari has also worked in Tekes Silicon Valley office for couple of years and his special interest is fast growing cleantech firms and devel-oping countries like BRIC.

Pekka Koponen, Founder and CEO of Spinverse, has strong international experience in emerging technologies and markets. Pekka joined Nokia 1990 as a smart card expert for company’s first GSM phone. During the following 14 years he gained experience in R&D, strategy, marketing, sales and creating new ventures. His extensive international career includes expatriate assign-ments in China, Singapore, UK and Czech Republic. At Spinverse Pekka has created a platform for his passion for bringing new technologies to market, driving the growth of new business and build-ing partnerships. He is especially known for his work in commercializing nanotechnology and as a behind-the-scenes dealmaker for the most respected organizations on the planet.

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Per Ericsson has been a Venture Partner at ETF since inception. Based in Stockholm, he sources new investments in the Nordic region as well as helping our existing portfolio companies grow.

Before ETF, Per ran GE’s business across the Nordic region and the Baltic States. Over a period of over 20 years, he was responsible for build-ing it up from 100 people and $150m of revenue to 8,000 people and $2.6bn of revenue. Per has also worked at Motorola Semiconductor Europe, where he held various senior positions in Sweden, UK, Germany, and Switzerland. Per is a Swed-ish National and has a Masters degree from the University of Uppsala, Sweden.

Nils Bennemann joined Greencoat Capital after four years as Investment Manager at Candover Partners where he co-led the company’s efforts to originate and execute private equity transactions in the Clean Energy sector. He has transactional experience across Europe and has served on the board of portfolio companies. Prior to Candover, Nils spent 3 years in investment banking, arrang-ing several leveraged financings in support of private equity transactions at CIBC World Markets and advising Media and Telecoms companies as part of the M&A team at Lehman Brothers. Nils holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BSc in Philosophy and Economics from the London School of Economics, where he founded the Lon-don chapter of Oikos International.

Claire Godron, Aster Capital

Claire joined Aster in March 2012. Previously, she was in charge of the commercial policy at Schneider Electric Vietnam. Claire graduated from Ecole des Mines de Paris - a top-leading French engineering school - with a major in Innovation and Entrepreneurship. She is fluent in English, and Spanish.

Jakob Wirbatz is an Investment Manager at Evonik Corporate Venturing. Prior to joining Evonik, Jakob was a Partner of WEITNAUER, a law firm focused on M&A and venture capital transactions. From 2001 he worked as Legal Counsel and Investment Manager at the management company of MVV Energie’s corporate venture capital fund, previous-ly having been part of the team that structured and established the fund. He studied law at the Universities of Heidelberg, Germany and Vienna, Austria. Jakob was admitted to the Heidelberg bar in 2005. Since 2011 Jakob is a member of the supervisory board of Sempact, a start-up company specialized in energy efficiency.

Ben Taube, President of BLT Sustainable Energy Inc., Strategic Advisor of Southeast Energy Effi-ciency Alliance (SEEA) and Chairman of GCCA. Ben is an experienced leader in developing cleantech companies with an extensive expertise in shaping environmental partnerships, policy and education.

Ilari Kallio leads Innovation and research activities within Wärtsilä. A significant part of his duties currently comprises strategic planning and leading the development of global innovation manage-ment structure and spinout processes and tools within Wärtsilä. Mr has accumulated a consider-able amount of experience in both national and international incubation and research programs in cooperation with external partners and funding organizations.

Heli Antila, Chief Technology Officer, Fortum Oyj since June, 2012.

Heli received her PhD in Control Engineering from Tampere University of Technology, Finland in 1997. Her main research topics were optimal scheduling of hydro and thermal power, feasibility of energy storages and integration of wind power to energy systems. She joined consulting company Pöyry in 1997 focusing on energy sector manage-ment consulting. Her consulting experience covers energy markets, regulation and policy, energy con-tracts, combined heat and power, strategies and M&A. In Fortum her main tasks are to capture and develop technology enabled business opportuni-ties for Fortum.

Harri Ollila has been working at a Finnish venture capital team VNT Management Oy in Finland and in Germany as a partner since 2007. The three current funds of the company accumulate to a size of over €157M. Previously, Harri was working at Elcoteq SE, a contract manufacturer for communi-cation technology companies. Positions held dur-ing 2002-2007 were SVP Corporate Relations and President, Europen operations. Prior to Elcoteq he was working at ABB in Finland and Canada during years 1983-2002. Harri is a Chairman of the board in four of the target companies of VNT’s invest-ment portfolio and a Member of the board in four of the portfolio companies. He has a M.Sc. degree from Helsinki University of Technology and MBA from HUT Executive School of Business.

Kai Engelhardt is Head of MAHLE Corporate Ven-ture Capital since 2012. MAHLE’s CVC investment activities focus on companies offering technolo-gies that reinforce and strengthen the core busi-ness as well as open up opportunities within the cleantech sector.

Prior to beginning his career with MAHLE, Kai worked for premium OEMs such as BMW and Daimler and is well connected in the automotive industry. In 2008 Kai joined MAHLE as Strategic Analyst for the Corporate Planning Department. During this time he established a worldwide com-petitor network and developed and implemented several business strategy supporting tools, which still serve as input for the corporate strategy meeting. As Business Development Manager from 2010 to 2012 Kai actively contributed to the strat-egy of the non-automotive sector of MAHLE and was involved in many M&A projects.

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Philip Padfield became CEO Eniram in August 2009 – his third CEO appointment. He has 25 years of executive management, sales & market-ing and corporate development experience in the international software market. He has served as a main board director and on the management teams of several leading enterprise software firms, and as non-executive director of several international technology firms. Phil was educated at Royal Holloway College, London University; and The Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst; and holds an MBA degree from Henley Business School.

Henri Grundstén is a director at Finnish Industry Investment (FII) focusing on new investment opportunities, innovation collaboration and international co-operation network. During years 2004 through 2011 he headed FII’s venture capital investment team and supervised investments in more than 100 early stage companies as syndi-cated investments with private co-investors. He was also responsible of FII’s venture capital fund investments during years 2004 - 2007.

In his earlier career Henri worked in the ICT industry and in start-up companies holding several different positions in sales, consultancy and man-agement. He holds a D. Sc. degree from Helsinki University of Technology in Industrial Manage-ment. He has also served in the Board of Direc-tors of Finnish Venture Capital Association, FVCA during years 2006 - 2012.

Anssi Lehikoinen is a serial entrepreneur, who currently is a CEO and co-founder of Rocsole Ltd, a technology startup company developing industrial process optimization solutions. Prior to Rocsole he was a CEO and co-founder of a growth company Numcore Ltd, which was acquired by Outotec Plc in 2012. Anssi’s core competences are startup business development, startup funding strategies, and commercialization of technology in international markets. Anssi is a Member of the Board in three growth companies and has a Ph.D. in Physics.

Dag Sandås serves as an Executive Vice President and Deputy to Chief Executive Officer at The Switch Engineering Oy and has been its Chief Financial Officer since January 2007. Mr. Sandås worked at Wärtsilä Diesel for 10 years, where he held different positions in corporate finance, including the role of Chief Financial Officer for the Marine Engines division. In 1998, he joined Vacon as Chief Financial Officer, and later moved to become Chief Financial Officer of Finn-Power in 2003 before joining The Switch. He worked four years as Assistant and Acting Associate Professor at HANKEN in economics and corporate finance. Mr. Sandås graduated from HANKEN, the Swedish School of Economics and Business Administra-tion in Helsinki, Finland, with a master’s degree in corporate finance.

Timo Peter is a seasoned professional with a dec-ade’s M&A, VC and entrepreneurial experience in the cleantech, energy and industrial sectors. As a member of the smart industry team at Cartagena Capital, a munich-based international Corporate Finance Advisory boutique, he executes cross-bor-der M&A and fundraising transactions for small- and mid-cap technology companies from Europe. Timo was formerly a member of the investment team at Glotec Ventures. He was also a Co-Found-er and Board Member of Mottai, a smart meter start-up. Before joining Glotec Ventures, Timo was responsible for corporate finance at Green City Energy. Timo is a member of the expert board at the Cluster of Energy Efficient Technologies of the Skolkovo Foundation. He holds an M.Sc. in Bio-Engineering with a focus on green technologies from the University of Applied Science Munich and a degree in Patent Engineering from the Uni-versity of Hagen.

Aaron L. Enz, CFA is a Partner at Watershed Capital Group, a specialized investment bank-ing firm advising companies and fund managers focused on sustainable business sectors. Prior to Watershed Capital, Mr. Enz served as one of the founding partners at Wood Warren & Co., LP, a San Francisco Bay Area investment bank serving emerging growth and middle market companies. He brings more than 15 years of experience in corporate finance, investment banking and private capital markets, and has over seven years of experience working with companies and fund managers focused on sustainable business op-portunities. Specific sustainable business domain knowledge includes: advanced water treatment, clean trucking, energy efficiency, wind energy, commercial and industrial solar, biomass energy, industrial efficiency, sustainable seafood, sustain-able agriculture, advanced lighting, recycling and environmental services.

Lily Zhao

Vice director/secretary general, ESCO Committee of China Energy Conservation Association (EMCA)

EMCA was originally established in 2003 by Min-istry of Civil Affairs, supported by NDRC (National Development and Reform Commission), Ministry of Finance, World Bank and GEF (Global Environ-ment Facility), to promote Energy Management Contracting (EMC) scheme and energy saving service development in China. The achievements have been impressive, e.g. the business have resulted more than 20 billion euros investment thus far.

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Fred Chang is Managing Director of Unicorn Capital, a China-based venture capital and busi-ness acceleration firm which employs a unique approach to investing and supporting Western technology companies address China’s envi-ronmental, energy and sustainable resources challenges and opportunities. Mr. Chang has more than 20 years of investment, management consulting, and entrepreneurial experience with a focus on commercializing technologies and cross-border investments. Prior to founding Unicorn Capital, Fred was Managing Director of Chrysalix Clean Energy Capital focusing on China’s cleantech sector. He is a Board member of Colorado State University’s Center for Environmental Medicine and an Adjunct Professor on technology commer-cialization at the National Technological University of Singapore..

Kari Lahti is Head of Performance unit at Fortum Power and Heat Oy. Performance unit specializes in power plant performance improvement and their main products are related to power plant operation optimization, energy efficiency improve-ment, availability and condition management as well as expert services related to combustion technology and deliveries of nitrogen emissions-reducing burner technologies and reduction sys-tems. Kari has over 25 years’ experience in energy industry in managerial position at power plants and project development and as technical service provider in Europe and also in China and Russia.

Eero Pekkola has worked as CEO of Oilon com-panies since 1997. Mr. Pekkola’s is Mechanical Engineer by education, and he has over 25 years of experience in international marketing and the export business of Finnish workshops. Under his leadership the company has expanded operations significantly from conventional oil and gas burner business to environmental technology products. Main products are combustion systems for i.e. hazardous waste, waste, - and municipal gas, bio gas and bio oil combustion systems and ground source heat pumps.

Mr. Pekkola is also a board member of the Finn-ish Association of Mechanical Building Services Industries (FAMBSI; LVI-Talotekniikka ry), the chairman of the China network for the Confedera-tion of Finnish Industries (EK) and a member of the executive group in Tekes, the Finnish Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation.

Jussi Nykänen is the Founding Partner and CEO of GreenStream Network Plc. He has 25 years of ex-perience in energy and environmental businesses. At GreenStream he has established intermediary and asset management businesses and has since 2006 been in charge of company’s expansion to China. GreenStream is financing energy efficiency projects in China through its Hong Kong JV and is assisting technology companies in their China entry.

Matti Kuronen is a Director of Technological and Environmental Services at City of Lahti from 2012. Prior to that, has been engaged with urban devel-opment and residential development at private sector and conducted research at Aalto University, Finland and University of Melbourne, Australia. Interested in economically and ecologically sus-tainable urban development. Numerous refereed publications on the field.

Dr. Silja Kostia is Dean of Faculty of Technology at Lahti University of Applied Sciences. She gradu-ated from University of Helsinki (UH) in 1994 and finished her PhD in 2000 (UH). From 2002 to 2012 she worked as principal lecturer in Degree Program of Environmental Technology with special focus on R&D. She is a strong advocate of project based learning and in promoting co-operation between higher education institutions and compa-nies.

Saara Vauramo is a development manager at the Lahti Region Environmental Services. She works together with different public and private organi-sations to reach the ambitious environmental tar-gets of Lahti city area. The main focus of her work is on enhancing resource use efficiency, renewable energy and energy efficiency of buildings. She has conducted a PhD thesis, which dealt about the nutrient dynamics of urban soils.

Dr. Mari Pantsar-Kallio is leading government’s strategic programme for cleantech business at the Ministry of Employment and the Economy of Finland. In 2007-2012 she acted as the director of Finnish Cleantech Cluster and in 2001-2007 as a manager at UPM environmental affairs. Mari is a chairman of Finnish Water Forum and Rus-sian Finnish energy club and a board member of Ahlström Capital Cleantech Management Ky. She holds a position as an adjunct professor of Clean-tech at Lappeenranta University of Technology.

Peter Adriaens, PhD, PE, BCEEM

Dr. Adriaens is Professor of Civil and Environmen-tal Engineering, and Professor of Entrepreneur-ship and Strategy in the Ross School of Business, where he is affiliated with the Zell Lurie Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies. He serves as advisor to the Frankel and Wolverine Venture Funds, and is Director at the Watershed Capital Group, a bou-tique investment bank. He is co-developer of the KeyStone Compact™, a data-driven analytical and strategic positioning tool for entrepreneurial.

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Cleantech ScandinaviaCleantech Scandinavia is a privately held membership network of investors and affiliated cleantech professionals that designed to provide cleantech knowledge, contacts and investment opportu-nities, be a coordinating voice to promote the Nordic cleantech sector, and drive cleantech innovation and growth in the Nordic countries. Cleantech Scandinavia endeavours to create and enhance cooperation in the Nordic and Baltic cleantech industry, and helps investors build up knowledge of the sector.www.cleantechscandinavia.com

AutodeskAutodesk helps people imagine, design and create a better world. Everyone—from design professionals, engineers and architects to digital artists, students and hobbyists—uses Autodesk software to unlock their creativity and solve important challenges. The Autodesk Clean Tech Partner Program supports early-stage clean technology companies with design and engineering software they can use to accelerate their development of solutions to the world’s most pressing environmental challenges.

Cleantech FinlandCleantech Finland is a network of top cleantech companies and ex-perts. We bring the world’s best cleantech solutions and expertise to companies and public-sector organizations that have environ-mental or energy-efficiency problems that need solving. We also connect potential investors and partners with the best cleantech experts in the market.For decades Finnish cleantech companies have solved environmen-tal challenges making us global leaders in energy efficiency, clean industrial processes and bioenergy. Today, we offer you the best cleantech expertise. Problem solving is in our nature.

EcomillThe Ecomill - Environmental Efficiency project, funded by the Euro-pean Social Fund, is implemented 2011 – 2014 together with LUAS and Aalto University. In the project, higher education institutions develop long-term collaboration with local enterprises, focusing on innovation and development or on problem solving in the partici-pating enterprises. So far 14 collaborative projects are realized jointly with students, project staff and assigned teachers. The knowledge built in this project will also be published as university level study material. The materials can be used to improve the project learning abilities of the university students and teachers, to teach workshop capabilities and to develop mentoring skills of the corporations.

General ElectricGeneral Electric was born from the invention of the world’s first affordable incandescent lamp. A century later, GE Lighting is still bringing light to the world, developing new technologies such as fluorescents and light-emitting diodes, that operate with more ef-ficiency, less cost and less environmental impact than ever before. GE Lighting is part of Appliances & Lighting, which spans the globe as an industry leader in major appliances, lighting, systems and services for commercial, industrial and residential use. Technology innovation and the company’s ecomagination SM initiative enable GE Appliances & Lighting to aggressively bring to market products and solutions that help customers meet pressing environmental challenges.

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Partners & Sponsors

Global CleantechGlobal Cleantech is a non-profit association, that strives to make local cleantech initiatives global. The GCCA is a network of 49 clean-tech clusters spanning nearly every continent. The GGCA creates conduits for clusters and companies to harness the tremendous benefits of international collaboration in an efficient, affordable, and structured way. The GCCA’s annual Later Stage Award provides a gateway for established and emerging cleantech companies to gain exposure to potential investors, new markets, influential networks, innovative technologies and best practices. GCCA was founded by swisscleantech, the Finnish Cleantech Cluster, Skipso, Technica Communications and Watershed Capital Group.

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SitraThe Finnish Innovation Fund Sitra builds a successful Finland for tomorrow’s world. Our activities promote and stimulate new busi-ness models that aim for sustainable well-being. Sitra invests in companies in selected industry segments. We invest on equal terms with other investors and use the investments as tools to promote sustainable businesses, for instance industrial symbiosis. In addition to a good financial return, Sitra also aims at achieving a positive effect on society. As a public fund, we report directly to the Finnish parliament.

TekesTekes – the Finnish Funding Agency for Technology and Innova-tion is the most important publicly funded expert organisation for financing research, development and innovation in Finland. We boost wide-ranging innovation activities in research communities, industry and service sectors. Tekes works with the top innovative companies and research units in Finland. Every year, Tekes finances some 1,500 business research and development projects, and al-most 600 public research projects at universities, research institutes and universities of applied sciences.

LahtiGreenCity - City of Lahti is decisively developing its profile as a green city, taking the principles of sustainable development into consideration in all its activities. The same aim is characterizing the research and development activities and the output of the diverse local industries. The GreenCity program (2010-2014) is a project funded by European Regional Development Fund. Main focus areas of the project have been: energy efficency of public and private buildings, sustainable transportation development and enhance-ment of citizen participation on sustainable development of Lahti city.

Finnish Industry Investment LtdFinnish Industry Investment Ltd (FII) is a government-owned venture capital and private equity investor with a focus on growth and internationalization. Investing together with private investors, FII is a co-investor and a local partner for international investors in Finland. FII’s assets under management are over €800M and it has a portfolio of 80 companies and 85 venture capital and private equity funds.

Invest in FinlandInvest in Finland – Business Opportunities and Consulting Services for International CompaniesInvest in Finland is the government agency promoting foreign investments (FDI) into Finland. We assist international companies in finding business opportunities in Finland and provide all the relevant information and guidance required to establish a business in Finland.Invest in Finland is a unit of Finpro, a consulting organisation fo-cused on accelerating the internationalisation of Finnish companies. Finpro’s worldwide network is an integral part of Invest in Finland’s work abroad.Our activities are steered by the government’s economic and in-novation policies, and are funded by the Ministry of Employment and the Economy.

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