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Innovation, Technology & Strategy for Asia Pacific's Rail Industry CELEBRATING 20 YEARS Innovation, technology & strategy for Asia Pacific’s rail industry DATES VENUE 20-21 Hong Kong Convention & March 2018 Exhibition Centre www.terrapinn.com/aprail WITH 40,000+ KILOMETRES OF RAIL PROJECTS EITHER PLANNED OR UNDER CONSTRUCTION, ASIA PACIFIC IS THE MOST EXCITING RAIL MARKET IN THE WORLD. BUT WHILST IT IS A LAND OF OPPORTUNITY, FOR THOSE PROJECTS ALREADY OPERATING, THERE ARE ALSO CHALLENGES. Our Story New technology integration continues to play a vital role in ensuring efficient operation management. Ageing infrastructure and rolling stock needs to be upgraded or replaced, putting a clearly defined and well-executed asset management strategy firmly on the agenda of all major operators. Besides that, operators still face tough high-speed construction challenges, tough operational efficiency targets and demanding timelines for new construction projects. So what better way to overcome these challenges and to ensure you’re at the top of your game than two days of knowledge sharing and networking with your peers? Welcome to Asia Pacific Rail, bringing Asia Pacific’s rail community together for 20 years. Over the last 20 years, Asia Pacific Rail has brought together more than 20,000 rail leaders from across the globe for the most exclusive and influential railway gathering in the region. 2017 was our biggest event ever, with 4 premium tracks of content, a busy exhibition and 1,500+ attendees. For our 20th anniversary edition in 2018, we’re going even bigger, bringing you more rail operators, more content, more exhibitors, more networking, and above all, more opportunities for you to do business. With 5 tracks of premium content covering metro projects, rolling stock, rail freight, signalling & communications, passenger experience, safety, asset management, track & infrastructure, revenue & ticketing, mainline projects, financing & funding and more, the 2018 premium conference will offer more opportunities than ever before to hear from the leading operators, authorities and solution providers in the region. Visionary keynotes will lay the foundations for two days of intensive learning, discussion and networking. Leading C-Level executives will share case studies from across the world, ensuring you can learn from the best of the best. Once you’ve heard from them, you can spend time debating with them during the small-group roundtable sessions, allowing you to foster relationships and make new business contacts. Plus we’ve got a busy exhibition floor, packed full of networking opportunities, product demonstrations and more. Whether you’re a railway operator, railway authority or a solution provider to the global railway industry, you need to join us as we lay the foundations for Asia’s rail future. Strong Buyer Attendance SINGAPORE LTA SMRT SBS Transit MALAYSIA PRASARANA SPAD RapidRail MMC Gamuda KTMB MRT CORP MYHSR THAILAND MRTA BEM BTSC SRT SRTET MOT HONG KONG MTR EMSD TAIWAN DORTS MOTC TRTC NTPC KAOHSIUNG METRO TYMETRO TAICHUNG CITY TRA THSRC GOVERNMENT CHINA & MONGOLIA SHENZHEN METRO CHONGQING METRO WUHAN METRO CHINA RAILWAY UBTZ INDONESIA VIETNAM PT KAI MRT JAKARTA MOT INDONESIA MAUR Strong Buyer Attendance KOREA KORAIL KRNA Seoul Metro Line 9 Operation JAPAN JR EAST TOKYO METRO AUSTRALIA MTM PTV SYDNEY TRAINS TRANSPORT FOR NORTHWEST NSW RAPID TRANSIT CAMBODIA MYANMAR MPWT MCIT MYANMA RAILWAY INDIA & BANGLADESH CMRL DMRC DFCC HSRC IIFCL JAIPUR METRO KOCHI KMRC MMRC MEGA MMRDA NAGPUR DMTC METRO METRO PHILIPPINES DOTC LRMA LRTA PNR EUROPE DB BAHN RATP TRANSPORT FOR LONDON LONDON UNDEGROUND Bringing major rail stakeholders together LAKTHAN DR. TSAY HUEL- DR. PADET THONGNOPAKOON SHENG PRADITPHET Assistant Managing Professor, Director Director, Project Graduate School Common Ticketing Engineering Group of Transportation Office, Office of Bangkok Management Transport and Traffic Expressway and Central Police Policy and Planning Metro Public University, Taiwan (OTP), Ministry of Company Limited Transport Thailand DR. NOORMAH EMMANUEL AZMI ABDUL MOHD NOOR VIVANT AZIZ CEO Managing Director, President & Group Express Rail Link Hong Kong Tramways Chief Executive Officer & CEO, Prasarana Malaysia RATP Dev Transdev Berhad Asia SILVESTER KULDEEP DR. PRAKASAM GHARATYA SOMPRASONG Director Fare Systems Head of Technical SUTTAYAMULLY Land Transport Strategy, Systems Director, Business Authority Singapore Performance, Development Innovation Department London Underground Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand DR. JACOB KAM DAVID TANG LINCOLN LEONG Managing Director Property Director Chief Executive Officer – Operations and MTR Corporation MTR Corporation Mainland Business MTR Corporation DR. TONY LEE OLIVER REDRUP HERMANTO Chief of Operations Director, Capital DWIATMOKO Engineering, Projects & Commissioner MTR Corporation infrastructure PT. Kereta Api PwC Indonesia SIU YOW WEE DESMOND KUEK VALERY TUBBAX Director of Station President and Group Head of Power Operations, Rail Chief Executive Officer & Infrastructure Operations Division, SMRT Corporation Advisory, Investment SMRT Trains Banking Department Asia Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Bringing major rail stakeholders together CHUA CHONG LIU CHIU-LIANG DR. K.M. LEUNG KHENG Director, Systemwide Assistant Director/ Deputy Chief E&M Project Office Railways, Electrical Executive Department of and Mechanical (Infrastructure & Rapid Transit Services Department Development) Systems, Taipei City Government of Land Transport Government Hong Kong SAR Authority ISABEL CHUNG LI-JUNG SANJAY KUMAR CHATTERTON Deputy Director- Chief Engineer Asia Pacific Regional General (Signal & Telecom) Manager, Public Private Kaohsiung Mass Kolkata Metro Rail Partnership Transaction Rapid Transit Corporation Advisory Services Bureau (KMRT) International Financial Corporation C C CHANG LEO MAK ADI LAU Airport Line Metro Director of Systems Operations Director Project E&M System for KVMRT Project MTR Corporation Integration Committee MMC Gamuda Member, Ministry of Transportation and Communication Taiwan RICHARD KEEFE TERRY WONG MARK ELLIOTT General Manager – General Manager CEO, Rolling Stock Fleet – Infrastructure Northwest Rapid MTR Corporation Maintenance, Transit MTR Corporation PETER LUNDEN- LIU KADING VINCENT TAN WELDEN Chief Planner Senior Vice President, Chief Executive Shenzhen Metro Rail Operations/ Officer, International Seoul Line 9 Engagement Operation Company SMRT Trains Ltd DR. YANG JAMES SHI MARTHA HANWEI Head of Maintenance LAWRENCE Engineering Director, Sub-Division, Railway Sr. Railway Specialist Facility Engineering Operations Division & Leader, Railways Department Taiwan High Speed Community of Taiwan High Speed Rail Practice Rail World Bank Bringing major rail stakeholders together DR. JOHN COLIN STEWART DR. CHAISAK ENDICOTT Global Rail Leader SRISETHANIL Fellow/Geotechnical Arup Project and & Underground Engineering Director Engineering Expert Bangkok Mass AECOM Transit System Public Company Limited (BTSC) PARITOSH ASHWANI RAMA VENKTA GARGA SAXENA Project Director, High General Manager Director (Projects) Speed Rail Group IIFCL Projects Limited Jaipur Metro Land Transport Authority Singapore RANDY SAMOY CATHERINE P. H.E. LY BORIN SAC LOPEZ Undersecretary of Head – Information Division Manager, State Management & Automated Fare Ministry of Technology Collection System Public Works Light Rail Manila Services and Transport, Corporation Light Rail Transit Cambodia Authority WILLIAM YI MIN PHILIP WONG SABANDAR Chief Advisor China Chief Signal Engineer President Director Business (Operations) MRT Jakarta MTR Corporation MTR Corporation BRIJESH DIXIT NORLIA NOAH YUSLIZAR DAUD Managing Director Head of Rail CAPEX Head of Rail Division Nagpur Metro Rail Prasarana Rail Public Transport Corporation & Infrastructure Commission Projects Sdn. Bhd Malaysia (SPAD) (PRAISE) FOO JANG KAE JEAN-FRANCOIS VORAVUTH Vice President – Rail CHASSIN MALA Engineering Vice President, Deputy Governor of SBS Transit Permanent Way & Administration Engineering Trains State Railway of SMRT Trains Thailand Bringing major rail stakeholders together ADESH SHARMA TAKAO MUKUL JAIN Managing Director NISHIYAMA Director Dedicated Freight Executive Director High Speed Rail Corridor Corporation – Overseas Related Corporation of Limited Affairs India/Rail Vikas East Japan Railway Nigam Limited Company DR. SAMUEL LEOW MENG FAI HENRY FOO CHAN Director – Asset Director, Thomson- Director, Systems Condition, Standards East Coast Line & Chief Systems and Renewal Land Transport Specialist Land Transport Authority Singapore Land Transport Authority Singapore Authority Singapore AYE AYE HLA PRAVIN DARADE YANTO Advisor, Planning and - ADDL. YULIANTO International Relations Metropolitan Head of Signalling, (Land Transport), Commissioner, Telecoms and IT Union Minister Office MMRDA & CEO Department Ministry of Metro PIU MRT Jakarta Transport and Communications, Myanmar DR. LAWRENCE R. RAMANA TONNY YEAP LEE Executive Director Director, Commercial Senior Construction (Planning) Division Engineer – Civil Mumbai Metro Rail MYHSR Corporation MTR Corporation Corporation Limited LEN NEIST EMMANUEL TC CHEW Chief Engineer TOLENTINO President, Global Public Transport Officer-In-Charge, Business & Victoria Engineering Operations Department Samsung C&T Philippines National Corporation Railway KUO TSAIR-MING NAOTO KIMURA LUVSANDAGVA Vice President Director, International PUREVBAATAR Taipei Rapid Transit Relations Department, Advisor to the Corporation Corporate Planning Chairman & Mega Headquarters Projects Leader Tokyo Metro
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