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Post Event Report Concurrent Ceremony: 2017 Ringier Technology Innovation Awards – Personal Care Industry June.22-23th, 2017 | The Longemont Shanghai Conference Background: Successfully been held for 15 years, Ringier Personal Care Technology Summit has become one of the best events in China and accomplished high reputation from all the cosmetic industry. “PCT 2017 - The 15th Personal Care Technology Summit & Expo 2017” has been held on June.22-23 at The Longemont Shanghai.This year,we attract over 600 delegates from the government parties,end-users,suppliers,R&D institutes and others. We have also invited influential R&D experts to present over 60 speeches as well. The summit has been divided into Six tracks, with Regulations & Testing, Skin Care, Hair Care, Color Cosmetics, Packaging & Processing and newly added Digital Marketing(E-commerce), Functional Skin Care. Having composed with over 60 booths on site, product ranges that cover original ingredients, materials,testing, packaging materials and the new five senses zone have brought a refreshing experience for all the participants. www.ringierevents.com 600 +Industry Professionals 6 Sessions 60 lectures of hot topics 60 Booths On-site lucky draws heated up the Winning products exhibit highlights conference 30+ innovative technology lectures available for the audience during tea Conference Registration break 60 booths-The product covers personal Factory Tour- Go into the East China's care ingredients, materials, testing, largest OEM factory Biotruly for the visit packaging materials and other fields More than 600 industry professionals from P&G, L'Oreal, Amore Pacific, Beiersdorf , Henkel, Sephora , Watson's ,Shiseido, Jahwa, Jala, GWO CHYANG, Planck, Symrise, Freda, Zhongshi and so on Attendees 3％ 3％ Governmental Organizations 3％ 2％ 1％ End-product Manufacturers OEM and ODM 58％ Raw Material Suppliers 33％ 33% By 58% Industry Testing Equipment Manufacturers 2％ Packaging Material (Solutions) Suppliers and Packaging Designers 3％ Others 1％ 2％ 2％ CEOs / Presidents / Vice Presidents 15％ Regulatory Affairs Supervisors / Directors 2％ 7% 15% 12% R&D Supervisors / Directors 55％ QA / QC Supervisors / Directors 7％ 7% By Job Title Purchasing Supervisors / Directors 12％ Packaging Supervisors / Directors 7％ 55% Other Relevant Personnel 2％ Speakers Mr.Dewen Ding Mr. Ziyi Hua Tiansheng Biotech Co., Ltd., Shanghai University Marketing Manager Director of Life Science Experiment Center Topic: Polydispersity of HA and Topic: The application of chitosan its physiology derivatives in cosmetics and its medical effect Ms. Xiaojuan Cen Mr. Shengfeng Ding Shiseido China Co., Ltd. Hubei Artec Biotechnology Co., Ltd R&D Manager R&D Manager Topic: New Breakthrough of Anti Topic: Update on the progress of skin - aging Technology lightening agent Speakers Mr. Jianzhong Yang Mr. Changguo Wang Beauty and Health Innovation Co.,Ltd. SINOLION The chairman and chief scientist Technical Director Topic：Global hair care latest trends Topic：The Future of Amino Acid Surfactants Ms. Jane Wang Mr. Jianzhong Yang AkzoNobel Beauty and Health Innovation Co.,Ltd. Personal Care Section Manager The chairman and chief scientist Topic：ElfaMoist™ AC, Novel humectant Topic："0 added" in the scalp care products for 30-hour moisturization research and development Mr. Weixin Fan Ms. Xingqi Zhang The First Afflicated Hospital with Nanjing The First Affiliated Sun Yat-sen University Medical Universtity dermatology Professor, PhD supervisor, director of the Chief physician, professor physician Topic:The role of the caffeine in promoting Topic: Hair loss disease classification and hair growth diagnosis and treatment progress Ms. Xiaowei Chang Mr. Yiming Li Henkel Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Beauty Care Technical Leader Medicine Vice President Topic:Hair Care Solution for Topic: Traditional chinese medicine effective Damages Resulted from External component in the application of skin allergy Pollution and Stress and inflammation Mr.Naoki Inoke Ms. Jessie LU Nitta Gelatin Inc. Symrise Shanghai Ltd Chief Scientist, Research and Development Application & Project manager Center Topic：Accuracy Whitening Topic: The Functionality of Collagen Peptide for Health and Beauty Ms. Haiying Wang Mr. Michael Ling Bloomage Freda Biopharm Co., Ltd. Ashland (China) Holdings Co., Ltd. Roduct Manager Dept. Deputy Manager Application Manager Topic：New Applications of HA in Topic: Harmoniance TM based on Zeta Cosmetic Industry Fraction TM Technology Ms. Li Zhu Mr. Yan Zhang Dezhou Onlystar Biotechnology Co.,Ltd Angel Yeast Co.,Ltd Senior Engineer CTO Topic：The application of fermented Topic：The Application of Yeast Derivatives skin care material in cosmetics in Cosmetic Speakers Mr. Jin Nam Ms. Yimei Tan AMOREPACIFIC R&D Center Shanghai Skin Disease Hospital Master Vice-director Topic：Study of Stable Emulsion Topic: Application of cosmetics in dermatology Systems based on Interfacial Properties Ms. Joyce Lu Mr. John Lofthouse Evonik Specialty Chemicals (Shanghai) Co.,Ltd. CLR Technical Service Engineer Global Sales and Marketing Director Topic: New applications of Evonik silica for Topic: The Probiotic Revolution in skincare personal care Ms. SATOMI TACHIYANAGI Mr. CHRISTOPHE PRADERE ADEKA CORPORATION BETC DESIGN Formula Design Director CEO & FOUNDER Topic: Experience Sharing on O/W Make Up Topic: New emotional territories in the Chinese Base Formulating Introduction of yeast beauty industry extract Mr. Ryan Wang Mr. Yuan Song Shanghai Jahwa United Co., ltd. KURARAY (SHANGHAI) CO., LTD Senior designer Senior technical manager Topic: The inheritance and innovation of Topic: Application of high barrier packaging in fashion china personal care products Mr. Stefan lohaus Mr.Eric Shen Weckerle cosmetics Mariedalgar Cosmetics Co., Ltd. General Manager R & D Director Topic: Trends 2017 - Color Cosmetics are Topic: How to do the smart packaging? Leaping Forward Mr. Joohyung Nam Ms. Minya Kang Jala Group UNI-POWDER Makeup research and development director R&D Manager Topic: From the K-beauty trend to the development of cosmetics products in Topic: Superficial Analysis on The Secret to China Long-lasting Foudation Powder Mr. Pengdong Gao Ms. Audrey Lohmann Guangzhou Silok Polymer Co., Ltd INTERPOLYMER Engineer Category manager Topic: Application and effect of different Topic: Water-based film former used in colorful types of silicone material for improve cosmetics cosmetics skin feeling Speakers Ms. Peggy Du Mr. Liang Xu Kantar Worldpanel Beijing Daily Chemical Research Institute Beauty Solution Account Manager Professor Topic: Unveil makeup market opportunity Topic: Latest trends in domestic cosmetic by decoding consumers behavior regulations Ms.Rachel Zeng Mr. Qingfan Li ANGUS CHEMICAL COMPANY SINOLION Customer Application Specialist Marketing Director Topic: Formulating with Primary Amino Topic: A Preliminary Study on the Development Alcohols for Developing more Stable, Trend and Standard of Green Personal Care and Consumer-Friendly Products Home Care Products in China Mr.Xion Smith Ms.Sheena Yang Demay materials Technology Co.,Ltd. Guangzhou CANDIA Biotechnology Co., Ltd. Marketing Director Technical Supervisor Topic: Create a good skin self-defense environment Topic: Deep purification - restore the skin ——The importance of skin barrier repair and the to the origins best solution Ph.D.Xianghong Yan Principal Scientist, SK-II Global Technical Mr. Chris Kuk Marketing/Communications, GC Scientific Croda China Trading Co. Ltd. Communications,Procter and Gamble Marketing Executive Topic: Skin aging and anti-aging technology: Topic: Instant Skin Smoothing Technology the new mechanism and the effectiveness of biological components Ms. Aïna QUEIROZ Mr. Cheng Yang ID bio Jiangnan University Research & Development Manager Professor Topic: Prevent cutaneous damages linked Topic: Application of natural active substance to Exposome thanks to botanical solutions in cosmetics Mr. Yuefei Yang Mr. Huiliang Li China Daily Chemical Industry Research China Association of Fragrance Flavour and Institute Cosmetic Industries Distinguished Professor Distinguished Professor Topic: China's development of beauty industry Topic: Latest Development Trends in personal ----- R & D development of high-end freeze care industry -dried cosmetics Mr. Hsiang-Ming Fang Mr. Daniel Chang BioTruly GWO CHYANG BIO TECH CO LTD General Manager Chairman of the board Topic: New Chinese Skincare Technology Topic: French Beauty Champion - Zero Add Mask -from raw materials to finished product Speakers Mr.Vincent Fang Ms. Salina Ye PLANCK INDUSTRIES CO., LTD. MMInnov Consultancy Limited Sales Director Strategic Development Director Topic: MES Application in Personal/Home Topic: The innovation trend of cosmetics and Care Factories packaging Ms. Geneviève Flaven Mr. Hongjun Wu STYLE-VISION ASIA Deputy Secretary General of China Managing Director Packaging Association Topic: Global Cosmetic Packaging Design Topic: New direction for China packaging industry Trends Ms. Isa Zhang Ms. Zhi Li Hangzhou UCO cosmetics Analysys Ltd. Head of Business Development Vice President Topic: New Trend of Beauty E-commerce Topic: Analysis on the current situation and trend in 2017: Impact by Content Online Stars forecast of china 's beauty e-commerce Mr. Huanping Zhao Mr. Jonathan COEUR MeiCloud Co., ltd. Coptis Senior Sales Manager Managing Director Topic: Kepler Star bring you into the digital Topic: Coptis software solution for cosmetic world of cosmetics R&D Ms.Tina Qu Ms. Yao Qin Guangzhou Chn-Alternative Biotechnology
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