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Exhibiting Information Extensive Support Services by Show Management AERON19_BRC_E_H1H4_yamamoto Exhibiting Information Extensive Support Services by Show Management VIP INVITATION 2nd AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGY & COMPONENTS EXPO 10:00–18:00 Dates: April 11（Wed）– 13（Fri）, 2018 (10:00–17:00 on Apr. 13) cordially invites you as a VIP guest. Venue: Portmesse Nagoya, Japan Application Deadline ID Organiser: Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd. Please bring this VIP Invitation Ticket with two business cards to the VIP Registration Counter. ◆ Web: www.japan-mfg.jp/en/nagoya/ Massive visitor promotion VIP PRIVILEGES Privilege 1 Free Attendance to Conference ENGLISH JAPANESE AE-S1 Special Session April 11 [Wed] 10:30-12:00 Boeing’s Partnerships in Japan, Aircraft Manufacturing by Subaru: the Aerospace Business Environment, Creating New Value and Trends in Manufacturing Yasuhiro Hamanaka Brett C. Gerry Corporate Vice President President, Vice President Aerospace Company Boeing Japan General Manager Vice President, Production Planning Dept. Chief of Kisarazu Office Boeing International SUBARU CORPORATION Invitation tickets & VIP invitation tickets, E-mail blast, Online pre-registration required. Apply for conferences with your ID (printed above) ▶▶▶ www.japan-mfg.jp/en/nagoya/priv/ Attention! - Only the person whose name is indicated above can apply for privileges. - Once you complete the application, you cannot change it on the website. Please contact Show Management if you want to modify your application. Privilege 2 Express Entry to Exhibition Hall Privilege 3 Free Usage of VIP Lounge FREE Soft Drinks Meeting Tables Visitor Registration Card To be submitted on-site This is NOT a pre-registration card. Please register in person by completing below (with two business cards) and handing to the Registration Counter upon arrival at the show venue. *All registrants will be put on our mailing list to receive information on exhibitions and conferences organised or co-organised by Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd. *Please note that your company name, division and position, but not your name, may be included in the visitors list that appears in materials available to exhibitors and potential exhibitors such as the post-show report. 1 Your job function: 3 Your job title: □ A. Planning/Designing/Development □ B. Manufacturing/Production Technology □ C. Information System □ A . CEO/General Manager/Board Member □ B . Director/Senior Manager □ D. Production/R&D/Analysis □ E. Purchase/Procurement □ F. Quality Control □ C . Manager □ D . Assistant Manager, Senior Staff Official web and Media coverage □ G. Factory/Facility Management □ H. Maintenance □ I . Management □ E . Employee/Staff □ J. General Affairs/Human Resources □ K. Sales/Marketing/PR □ L. Others ( ) 4 About your interest in exhibiting at the show in 2019: □ A . Would like to visit. 2 Your type of business: □ B . Would like to exhibit. Contact us immediately. □ A. Machine □ B. Automotive/Transportation □ C. Precision Mechanical Device □ C . Send detailed information to consider exhibiting. □ D. PC/Communication Device □ E. Electronics □ F. Semiconductor □ G. Medical Device □ H. Aerospace/Aviation Equipment □ I . Mold/Trial □ J. Metal/Resin Processing □ K. Chemical/Food/Pharmacy □ L. Iron/Non Metal Material □ M. Construction/Infrastructure □ N. Software/System Integrator □ O. Distributor/Trading Company □ P. Public Institute/Education Agency □ Q. Others ( ) <ATN -eVT1> Office: 18F Shinjuku-Nomura Bldg., 1-26-2 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 163-0570, Japan Organiser: Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd. TEL: +81-3-3349-8506 FAX: +81-3-3349-8500 Manufacturing World Nagoya Show Management WEB: www.japan-mfg.jp/en/nagoya/ E-mail: [email protected] A division of Reed Business Registered in England, Number 678540 *image ◆ Exhibitors & Exhibits Database Exhibitors & Exhibits Database will be created and accessible to all visitors prior to the show, which helps the visitors search international exhibitors, exhibits and booth number easily. Selected by Exhibition/Certification & License/ International or Japanese Exhibitors, Exhibitors & Exhibits Database visitors can search the exact exhibitor as they want. ◆ Seminar to Enhance Your On-site Business (Plan) Show Management will hold a special seminar for international exhibitors on “How to maximise Scene from the previous show in 2018 on-site business with Japanese visitors”, which explains Japanese business customs, tips to 2019 maximise your show results, useful Japanese phrases, etc. 3rd (Held on the day before the show opening) ◆ Other Services VISA support service, Exhibit consulting services, Introduction services for Constructors, Interpreter/translation companies and Freight forwarders ▲ ▲ ▲ Contact Us for Details Tel: +81-3-3349-8506 Sales Area: Korea / Sales Area: Sales Area: Dates South Asia / USA / China / April 17(Wed) – 19 (Fri), 2019 Southeast Asia / Canada / Hong Kong / Press, USA France Russia Media Relations Venue Nagoya International Exhibition (Portmesse Nagoya), Japan Masaki HATABE Yuri UEDA Tao LI Erika SUZUKI Organised by [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd. Concurrent Shows 4th MECHANICAL COMPONENTS & MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY EXPO NAGOYA Organiser: Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd. AeroTech NAGOYA Show Management 4th DESIGN ENGINEERING & MANUFACTURING SOLUTIONS EXPO NAGOYA 18F Shinjuku-Nomura Bldg.,1-26-2 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 163-0570, Japan 3rd FACTORY FACILITIES & EQUIPMENT EXPO NAGOYA TEL: +81-3-3349-8506 FAX: +81-3-3349-8500 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.japan-mfg.jp/en/nagoya/ A division of Reed Business Registered in England, Number 678540 Organised by www.japan-mfg.jp/en/nagoya/ AERON19_BRC_E_P1P2_yamamoto The Opening Ceremony Brought Together the Industry Leaders Scene from 2018 the Grand Opening Ribbon-cutting Ceremony ■ Tomoaki Inoue, Vice President, Responsible for Production Control Dept., JATCO LTD. ■ Minoru "Max" Kitayama, Managing Officer, Deputy Officer of Production Headquarters, List of Ribbon-cutting Dignitaries (Honorifics omitted./Listed in random order.) ■ Toshiki Akita, Managing Director, Member of the Board, Research & Development Center, TOKAI RIKA CO., LTD. YAMAZAKI MAZAK CORPORATION ■ Takashi Kawamura, Mayor, CITY OF NAGOYA ■ Yasuhiro Hamanaka, Vice President Aerospace Company, SUBARU CORPORATION ■ Atsuo Takemoto, Executive Officer, Responsible for Procurement, KONICA MINOLTA, INC. ■ Dean "Yoshimaro" Hanaki, President and Chief Executive Officer, OKUMA CORPORATION ■ Mitsuru Kawai, Executive Vice President, TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION ■ Toshiyuki Ando, Managing Officer Deputy Chief Officer, Manufacturing Engineering Division, ■ Teppei Okawa, Vice President, Representative Director, NGK SPARK PLUG CO., LTD. ■ Hisakazu Nakahigashi, Executive Officer, Charge of Production and R&D, NIKKISO CO., LTD. ■ Katsuhisa Shimokawa, Senior Executive Director, Powertrain Systems Business Group, AISIN AW CO., LTD. ■ Shinichi Amasaki, General Manager, Nagoya Engineering Office, ■ Junichi Ito, Managing Executive Officer, NIPPON SHARYO, LTD. DENSO CORPORATION ■ Hisanori Miyajima, Managing Officer, TOYOTA Material Handling Group, Deputy Chief Supply Officer, MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC ENGINEERING CO., LTD. ■ Koji "Jay" Takeo, Executive Managing Officer, OSG CORPORATION ■ Kenichi Koyama, Corporate Executive, Senior General Manager, TOYOTA INDUSTRIES CORPORATION ■ Norio Takekawa, Managing Executive Officer, General Manager, MEIDENSHA CORPORATION ■ Toru Kurono, Managing Director, NITTO KOGYO CORPORATION MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION NAGOYA WORKS ■ Takahiro Yamashita, Vice President, Plant General Manager, Okazaki Plant, ■ Hiroshi Imano, Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer, ■ Masayuki Yagi, Director and Senior Managing Executive Officer, ■ Yoshio Sakamoto, Managing Officer, Production Engineering Sector, AISIN SEIKI CO., LTD. MITSUBISHI MOTORS CORPORATION THK CO., LTD. TOSHIBA MACHINE CO., LTD. ■ Brett C. Gerry, Vice President, BOEING INTERNATIONAL ■ Hiroyuki Miyazaki, Senior Executive Director, Member of the Board, ■ Yoshifumi Kosaka, Managing Executive Officer, Member of the Board, ■ Takeshi Okamoto, Executive Officer/CTO, Director, Corporate R&D Division, ■ Koki Nimura, Fellow, Senior Chief Engineer, Integrated Defense & Space Systems, Quality Management Headquarters, JTEKT CORPORATION AISAN INDUSTRY CO., LTD. PANASONIC ECOLOGY SYSTEMS CO., LTD. MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES, LTD. ■ Takashi Ishikawa, Managing Officer Deputy Chief of R&D Headquarters. ■ Hiroaki Asano, Executive Vice President, AICHI STEEL CORPORATION ■ Toshitsugu Hirata, Senior Managing Director, Member of the Board, TOYOTA HOUSING CORPORATION ■ Sukeyuki Namiki, President, Aerospace Company, KAWASAKI HEAVY INDUSTRIES, LTD. Chief of Product Planning Center, TOYODA GOSEI CO., LTD. ■ Kazunori Kajimoto, President, CKD CORPORATION ■ Tad Ishizumi, President, REED EXHIBITIONS JAPAN LTD. ( The titles are as of April. 11, 2018) 1 2 AERON19_BRC_E_P3P4_yamamoto Scenes from the previous show in 2018 Scene from previous show in 2018 (one of 45 aisles) * * 1,042 Exhibitors & 35, 361 Visitors Gathered *including concurrent shows Previous Conference < Special Session Speaker > Brett C. Gerry Vice President, Boeing International 3 4 AERON19_BRC_E_P5P6_maruyama Target the booming Japa nese Aerospace Industry Many Japanese companies such as below have been supplying products/materials for major aerospace manufacturers. Most of following suppliers are the VISITORS of AeroTech Na goya and you can have business meetings with them on site. Boeing 787 <Body
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