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Ferry Shipping Conference OnBo1ar4d for ferry shipping professionals Conference catalogue onboard ROMANTIKA “It’s all about the FACTS” About Carus Carus Ferry Shipping Conference, are proud Main Spon- sors of the . Carus has exten- sive experience of delivering services and solutions reserva- tion, port operations, onboard services and administration for passenger vessel operators across four continents with un- rivalled performance and relia- bility. Contact Details Why Carus Consulting? At the Ferry Shipping 2014 con- ference, Anders RundbergCarus CEO With the global spread of the pas- Executiveof Carus announced Consulting the launch senger vessel industry it can be a of a new initiative – challenge to find the right exper- . tise locally to suit the very spe- cialised tasks and roles involved Web At Carus, we believe the whole in running a successful ferry or- Staff of our industry has understand- ganisation. Carus has the solution Clients www.carus.com ably needed to focus on techni- – Carus Consulting. 50 Our Ferry Consultants 28 cal savings and the SOX and NOX challenge but it is in real danger Benefits for your business of not paying enough attention Carus has put together a team of to the customer and the revenue some of the most respected ferry potential in the “modern” world. experts on our consulting panel, By using our consultants you will who have all operated at Board- benefit from our: Boardrooms are beginning to room level. • International experience see the value of focusing on the • Best industry practices passenger and their experience Our senior team of experts – • Project management and skills and wanting to change old pat- which will be led by Simon John- • Budgeting and fiscal monitor- terns, attract customers and ul- son – can match the right skills ing timately increase revenues. with any maritime challenge to • Commercial experience for assist ferry operators with short, onboard, off board services Carus Executive Consulting is medium or long-term projects and revenue management here to help ferry companies’ where companies don’t have the • Integrated marketing exper- gather the facts to help your resources readily available. tise including e-commerce so- business make changes that will cial media make a difference. • Technical and design exper- tise for new builds, refits and maintenance Ferry Shipping Conference 14 12th annual meeting for ferry shipping professionals April 9-11, 2014 on ROMANTIKA OnBoard Stockholm - Riga - Stockholm Dear Friends, Please feel very welcome to this 12th annual Ferry Shipping Conference. We are very grateful to see You all again in such great numbers and we will do our very best to make this event valuable and pleasant for all of You. To make it even better, we hope that You will be active, not only in Your commercial networking, but also in the Q & A sessions. Our hope is that this event once more, can create that special positive family feeling, to the benefit for You and our industry. We are proud to announce that next year, the 13th annual conference, will be held on P & O’ s route Rotterdam – Hull – Rotterdam. Very welcome and have a great time onboard. The Ferry Shipping Conference team Elizabeth & Bo-Lennart Main sponsor: Sponsors & exhibitors: KNUD E. HANSEN A/S NAVAL ARCHITECTS DESIGNERS MARINE ENGINEERS ~ Since 1937~ Filename: SURVITECpos_PMS.eps Colourway: •100% Pantone PMS 158c •100% Process Black Organizers: – www.shippax.se – [email protected] – BOLT – www.boltconsulting.se Ferry Shipping Conference Programme OnBo1ar4d Wednesday, April 9 NB: All times day 1 are local Swedish (+1 GMT) Local time Session Programme Speakers 09.00 Check-in opens at Tallink Silja Line’s terminal in Frihamnen, Stockholm 10.30 Embarkation at the terminal 10.30 Welcome coffee in the exhibition area at the Tango Bar at deck 6, sponsored by Stena RoRo, networking & visit exhibitors 12.30 Conference begins at the Starlight Palace, deck 6 & 7 Opening Bo-Lennart Thorbjörnsson, BOLT Consulting Enn Pant, Tallink Group Presentation by Main Sponsor Carus Anders Rundberg, Carus 12.45 1 Strategic situation of the industry Reflections since last year Bo-Lennart Thorbjörnsson, BOLT Consulting Q&A 13.00 2 Panel debate with ferry top executives Enn Pant, Tallink Group Andreas Remmer, Viking Line Spiros Paschalis, Attica Group Pierre Mattei, Corsica Ferries Guido Grimaldi, Grimaldi Group Q&A, SMS, Internet. The service is sponsored by MCP. 13.50 Lunch in the Buffet Tallink, deck 7, sponsored by Rolls-Royce Marine, networking & visit exhibitors 15.00 3 Economic situation and ship finance Jens Rohleder, KfW IPEX-Bank GmbH Q&A 15.15 4 BOLT Ferry Think Tank Panel debate. How will the industry look 2025? Christophe Mathieu, Brittany Ferries Johan Snellman, STX Finland Vertti Kivi, dSign Vertti Kivi & Co Simon Johnson, YS Communication UK Anders Refsgaard, DFDS Seaways Q&A, SMS, Internet. The service is sponsored by MCP. 16.00 Coffee in the exhibition area at the Tango Bar at deck 6, sponsored by Stena RoRo, networking & visit exhibitors 16.45 5 Route Concept presentation Hellenic Seaways and Greek Ferry Shipping Makis Strintzis, Hellenic Seaways Economic and social footprint of Canadian ferries Serge Buy, Canadian Ferry Operators Association Q&A 17.00 Departure Stockholm 17.15 6 Possible solutions for the industry Dynamic pricing for ferries and cruise lines Victor Velton, Versonix Multiple energy solutions. Chosen subject by voting Jan-Erik Räsänen, ABB in ABB stand. 17.30 7 Interactive debate 18.00 8 Times of changes for the industry. Bruce Peter, Glasgow School of Art How are we coping? 18.15 Shippax Awards 2014 and Official hand-over of Shippax Shippax Award prizes 19.00 Happy Hour in the exhibition area, at the Tango Bar deck 6, sponsored by ABB Marine & Cranes, networking & visit exhibitors 20.00 Dinner drink at Starlight Palace deck 7, sponsored by Brax Shipping, networking 21.00 Dinner in Buffet Tallink deck 7, sponsored by DNV GL Night cap , sponsored by Port of Ystad – 4 – Ferry Shipping Conference Programme OnBo1ar4d Thursday, April 10 NB: All times day 2 are local Latvian (+2 GMT) Local time Session Programme Speakers 08.30-10.00 Breakfast in Tallink Buffet deck 7, sponsored by Versonix 10.15 9 New Ships STAVANGERFJORD Anders Straumsheim and Per Edvin Tande, Bergen Group Fosen A zero emission ferry Eric Chapuis, STX France Q&A 10.45 10 Present & Future in European Logistics & Transport Roman Poersch, Wilhelm Borchert flow, and it's effects on the ferry shipping lines 11.00 Arrival Riga 11.00 11 Ferry Port biz Planning for the future in close coop with the ferry lines Björn Boström, Port of Ystad Shorter turnaround times in port Håkan Jönsson, TTS Ports Equipment Latest development of passenger bridges Martin Westphal, ADELTE Twin Project in the north/south corridor. Port of Helsinki/ Erik Ringmaa Port of Tallinn Tallinn Q&A 12.00 Coffee in the exhibition area at the Tango Bar at deck 6, sponsored by Stena RoRo, networking & visit exhibitors 12.40 12 Strategies Sustainable development, what is that for our industry? Claes Berglund, Stena AB Latest from Legislators & regulators Johan Roos, Interferry Latvia's international transport strategy at sea Anrijs Matiss, Minister of Transport and over land Q&A 13.30 Lunch in the Buffet Tallink, deck 7, sponsored by Wärtsilä, networking & visit exhibitors 14.15-16.10 Optional visit to Riga old town - Shuttle buses from the terminal to the city and back 16.30 13 Possible solutions for the industry Emission monitoring solution Per Stenhammar, Emerson Process Management Scrubbers Carl Dahlberg, Green Tech Marine Integrated propeller solutions "Promas" Andreas Malmkvist, Rolls-Royce TBN Wilco van der Linden, Wärtsilä Automatic docking and fast recharging of battery ferries Erik Chiló, Cavotec Tangible savings with variable speed Shaft Generators Mårten Storbacka, We Tech Solutions Improving passenger revenue & Experience trends Ole-Kristian Sivertsen, MCP, Maritime Communications Partner 17.30 Depature Riga 18.00 Words of farewell Bo-Lennart Thorbjörnsson, BOLT Consulting Ferry Shipping Conference 2015 18.15 Happy Hour in the exhibition area, at the Tango Bar deck 6, sponsored by Bureau Veritas, networking & visit exhibitors 20.00 Dinner drink at Starlight Palace deck 7, sponsored by Micros, networking 21.00 Dinner at the à la Carte Piazza & Gourmet Romantika deck 7, sponsored by Tallink Group Night cap, sponsored by Wilhelmsen Technical Solutions Friday, April 11 NB: All times day 3 are local Swedish (+1 GMT) Local time Programme 07.00-10.30 Breakfast in Tallink Buffet deck 7 , sponsored by Versonix 10.30 Arrival Stockholm – 5 – ROMANTIKA – 6– Ferry Shipping Exhibition area, 1 7 Aperitif Bar coffee breaks, Happy Hour 8 A la Carte Piazza 2 Café Promenade 9 Buffet Tallink 3 Fast food 10 Space Disco & Sport Bar 4 Info Ferry Shipping Conference 14 5 Pub 11 Auditorium (Starlight Palace) 6 Gourmet Romantika Ferry Shipping Conference 14 12th annual meeting for ferry shipping professionals April 9-11, 2014 on ROMANTIKA OnBoard Stockholm - Riga - Stockholm ROMANTIKA – EXHIBITION AREA (DECK 6) Exhibition (incl. tables, chairs Exhibitor/company name and electricity) 1 Survitec Norway AS 3 Hogia Ferry Systems Ab 5 WE Tech Solutions Oy Deck 6 6 Gordion AB 7 Mik Mek 9 Versonix Corporation 9 24 10 ABB Oy, Marine & Cranes 11 Maritime Communications 10 23 Partner (MCP) 22 20 12 Godby Shipping Ab 7 Coffee/Happy Hour 13 Fidelio Cruise Software GmbH 6 19 14 Port of Tallinn (AS Tallinna 5 18 Sadam) 11 14 16 15 DNV GL 3 12 13 15 16 Carus 18 Emerson Process Management AB Coffee/Happy Hour 1 19 MTN Satellite Communications Tango Bar Conference 20 Bureau Veritas, Marine & reception Offshore 22 Green Tech Marine 23 ADELTE Ports & Maritime S.L.U. 24 Cavotec SA Entrance Entrance Height 2.30 m – 7 – Ferry Shipping Conference OnBo1ar4d Main sponsor Exhibitors Speakers Carus ABB Oy, Marine & Cranes Berglund, Claes ADELTE Ports & Maritime S.L.U.
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