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Time2022-08-18 | 16:00 - 17:40
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Venue:European Chamber Shanghai Office
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Fee:Members: 150 |
Non Members: 300
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Speakers
Mr. Simon Lemin
Simon Lemin leads the Industry Segment (Industry Services Division and Real Estate & Infrastructure) for Greater China, prior to that he was focused on the strategic development for North Asia. Based in Shanghai, Simon is responsible for the overall P&L as well as for contributing to strategic options and development of the two Industrial Divisions in the region. A Key focus for Industry Segment in Greater China is Green Energy and Sustainability; this includes Renewable Energy, Climate Action Certification, and the Hydrogen sector.
Simon began his career in 2002 with Strachan & Henshaw as a mechanical design engineer where he gained experience in the UK nuclear industry, moving to British Nuclear Group where he led 3D CAD teams and was responsible for designing mechanical handling solutions for decommissioning of the UK’s nuclear power plants.
In 2008 he joined TÜV SÜD as a principal consultant for Nuclear Safety working within the Safety and Radiation Physics team, Simon carried out work across a wide range of Nuclear sites in the UK, including Dungeness, Sellafield, Dounreay, and AWE Aldermaston; his work included Design Reviews; HAZOPs and Safety Case production
In 2016 Simon relocated to Shanghai to join TÜV SÜD Greater China management team
Simon received his Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Aston University, England.
Mr. Mickael NAOURI
Mickael Naouri is the Corporate Affairs Director & H2E Senior Business Developer for Air Liquide China, a leading French industrial gases company. Michael is responsible for developing the hydrogen strategy and marketing for Air Liquide in Asia Pacific, having previously worked for Air Liquide on refinery, chemical and energy topics for the large industry business line. Mickael is the former National Vice Chair of the Energy Working Group (2020-23) and is currently based in Shanghai.
Mr. Alex Whitworth
Alex has lived and worked in China for over 15 years in Taipei, Beijing and Shanghai. He manages Wood Mackenzie’s power and renewables research team in Asia Pacific, which brings together regional expertise spanning wind, solar, battery storage, coal, gas, nuclear, hydro and the power grid. Previously, Alex has worked in a range of roles covering the energy industry including at McKinsey, General Electric and IHS Markit.
Alex studied engineering and business at the University of Auckland in New Zealand, and Mandarin at Fu-Jen Catholic University in Taipei. He also holds a Masters in Engineering from Columbia University, and a Masters in Public and International Affairs from Princeton University. He now lives in Shanghai with his wife and son.
Mr. Justin Zhang
Justin Zhang is APAC Environment & Sustainability Mgr., Energy Leader and AICM, Pollution Prevention Sub-committee Co-Chairman at Arkema. Justin has rich experience as environment consultant, site HSE, investment project representative and regional environment/sustainability/energy leader.
Before joining Arkema, Justin was EHS Manager and Senior Environmental Engineer at International Flavor & Fragrance. Prior to that, he was EHS Project Manager and Senior EHS Consultant at AntRock China.
Justin holds a master degree in Material Science at Chinese Academy of Science and has his bachelor's degree in Environment Science at Shanghai Jiao Tong University.
Dr. Stars Liu
Stars received her Ph.D. from University of California, Davis, and started her career as the Global Innovation Trainee of Covestro. She currently works in Global Innovation Management team and is in charge of the strategic alliance management, including the interface with the government, industry and academia. She is also the key contact of open innovation for Covestro China.
Ms. Stephanie Sam
Stephanie Sam is the Communications and Business Manager at the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, focusing on strategic communications and EU-China advocacy related to the energy and environment sectors. Her hybrid role also includes leading the Chamber’s communications strategy on horizontal issues and serving as the main contact for media engagement in Shanghai. Prior to her role within EU-China relations, she worked at the British Embassy Beijing in government administration, as well as undertaking previous roles in legal research and public relations. Stephanie is from the UK and has been in China for 6 years. She is passionate about non-profits and has held board positions with the Young China Watchers, a global China-thought forum, and the International Professional Womens Society in Shanghai.