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Metro LatAm 2016 Conference: April 26-28, 2016 Intercontinental Medellín Medellín, Colombia www.metro-latam.com Keynote Speakers Federico Gutierrez Claudia Restrepo Andres Uribe Escobar Dimitri Zaninovich Mayor, Medellín General Manager, General Manager, Director of Infrastructure and Metro de Medellin Metro de Bogota Sustainable Energy, DNP Manuel Wu Eduardo Hotz Germán Correa Díaz Rodolfo Gonzalez General Manager, President, Fortaleza President, Director, Metro de Bahia Line 1, Metro de Lima Metro Metro Valparaíso PLATINUM SPONSOR GOLD SPONSORS EXHIBITOR SUPPORTING PARTNERS MEDIA PARTNERS INVITED MEDIA A word from Infrastructure Conference Network: Dear urban transport professional, With growing urban centres and increasing demand, governments all over Latin America are now investing heavily in urban transportation projects. The aim is to increase capacity, ease urban congestion to deliver social and economic development in major cities from Mexico to Argentina. Metro LatAm 2016 has been developed in collaboration with the region’s key operators, to provide a platform to allow key decision makers to identify the strategies and technology deployments that will increase capacity and ridership, while maintaining security and improving the passenger experience. The event will be a meeting place for senior decision makers, technical experts and a limited number of the most innovative solutions providers from all over Latin America. If you want to shape the future of urban transport in Latin Symon P. Rubens America, this is a must attend event. CEO, Energy Conference Network Metro LatAm will help you: • Understand the future of Latin American urban transportation, with presentations from directors and senior politicians outlining key projects from all over Latin America • Learn about the strategies adopted by metro operators across the continent, providing the solutions that will improve the work you do • Identify the technology you need to deploy to overcome key challenges and improve network operations Attendees will also have the opportunity to join our partner Metro de Medellin on an exclusive technical site visit to the installations of one of the region’s most advanced metro networks. This year’s event will deliver unparalleled insight, allow you to build relationship with the key regional decision makers and secure your position as an industry leader in the fast growing region. We look forward to meeting you in Medellin for this important event. Simon Edwards, Managing Director, Metro Americas Simon Edwards Simon Edwards, Symon Rubens Managing Director, Symon P. Rubens Metro Americas CEO, Infrastructure Conference Network Upcoming Energy Conference Network Events OFFSHORE OPPORTUNITIES COLOMBIA APRIL 5-7, 2016 Bogota, Colombia ROADS, BRIDGES & TUNNELS COLOMBIA JUNE 22-23, 2016 Bogota, Colombia SPEAKERS Federico Gutiérrez Claudia Restrepo Mayor, Medellín General Manager, Metro de Medellin Andres Escobar Uribe Sandra Liliana Angel General Manager, Metro de Bogota Vice President, Metro Cali Manuel Wu Eduardo Hotz General Manager, Line 1, Metro de Lima President, Fortaleza Metro Germán Correa Díaz Ivelise Longhi President, Metro Valparaíso President, Companhia do Metropolitano de Brasília METRÔ-DF Delmo Pinho Rodolfo Daniel Gonzalez State Subsecretary of Transport, Rio de Janeiro Director, CCR Salvador Metro Dimitri Zaninovich Pablo Martorreli Director of Infrastructure and Sustainable Energy, President, Argentine Institute of Railways (IAF) National Department of Planning, Colombia Charles Pineda Jorge Inostroza Project Manager, Purple Line Extension, President, Empresa de Los Ferrocarriles del Estado Los Angeles Metro Diego Sánchez Oscar Cuervo Mendez Project Structuring Manager, Financiera de Desarrollo Operations Manager, FENOCO S.A Nacional TECHNICAL EXPERTS Ygor Salgado Jorge Duran Fidilio Head of New Projects, Metro de Caracas Coordinator of Power, Distribution and Lines, Metro de Maracaibo Maria Elena Bello Abad Jorge Mario Tobón González Master Engineer, Metro de Caracas Social and Customer Service Manager, Metro de Medellin Jaime Heriberto Pérez Naranjo Verónika Soto Zúñiga Head of Operations - Tram, Medellin de Medellin Development Manager, Autoridad Autónoma del Sistema Eléctrico de Transporte Masivo de Lima y Callao AATE Andrea Orioli Alcedir Goulart Vice President of Operations, Fluidmesh Business Development Manager, Motorola Solutions Marc-Andre Klemenz Ivan Moncayo International Projects Director, DB International Business Development Director, Alstom AGENDA Day One April 26, 2016 THE FUTURE OF COLOMBIA’S 10:00 AM • How are upgrades and developments of light Financing Colombia’s major transport rail routes progressing? TRANSPORTATION infrastructure projects • What strategies have you adopted to allow NETWORKS • How have the major urban transport projects for integration of multiple routes? in Colombia traditionally been financed? • What models are currently being Eduardo Hotz, President, Metrô de implemented for the Bogota metro project Fortaleza 8:00 AM and Medellin transport upgrades? Registration • How can private finance and PPP’s be developed to support major transport 11:55 AM How has the city of Brasilia expanded 8:55 AM projects? urban transport to meet growing demand Start of the conference • What are some of the key challenges faced when securing finance and what • How has the city of Brasilia benefited from requirements to private investors typically urban transportation upgrades? • What will be the impact of the planned light 9:00 AM have? Colombia keynote address rail network in the city? • What has enabled the increase in capacity • How is the current situation relating to urban Diego Sánchez, Project Structuring for the current system? transportation in Colombia’s major cities? Manager, Financiera de Desarrollo Nacional • What is the future for urban transportation in • What are the key projects being planned the Brazilian capital? and what is there projected impact? • What role will transport infrastructure play in 10:20 AM Ivelise Longhi, Former President, the future of transportation in Colombia? Audience Questions Companhia do Metropolitano de Brasília • What is the governments commitment to METRÔ-DF improving infrastructure? 10:45 AM Dimitri Zaninovich, Director of Morning Networking Break 12:15 PM Infrastructure and Sustainable Energy, How has the Valparaiso Metro been National Planning Department upgraded to meet Increasing demand? THE FUTURE OF URBAN • What is the history of the metro line and what has been the process to create the 9:20 AM TRANSPORT IN LATIN modern Valparaiso Metro? Medellin keynote address • How has the line been developed in the first • What are the key transport priorities in AMERICA ten years of full operation? Medellin for the next five years? Moderator: Pablo Martorelli, President, • How has the converted conventional rail • What is been the impact of the tram system Argentine Railway Institute line been updated and maintained to ensure in the east of the city? good service? • What is the current status of the proposed • What is the long-term vision for the metro in airport link and new corridors in the west of 11:15 AM Expansion and modernization of urban the growing city of Valparaiso? the city? transportation networks in Peru • How have the developments of metro, cable • How has the development of the Lima Metro Germán Correa Díaz, President, Metro car and tram lines impacted upon the city? impacted upon the Peruvian capital? Valparaíso Claudia Restrepo, General Manager, Metro • What future developments are being planned de Medellin in Peru and what is the current status of new projects? 12:30 PM • How are technology deployments Audience Questions 9:40 AM implemented and what will be required on Bogota keynote address future projects? • What are the key transport priorities for 12:45 PM • What is the current status of the Bogota Networking Lunch Metro? authorities in Peru in the coming years? • Will the project be underground, overground Verónika Soto Zúñiga, Development or a combination of both? Manager, Autoridad Autónoma del Sistema • What will be the social and economic impact Eléctrico de Transporte Masivo de Lima y PROJECT LEADERS SESSION Callao AATE of the new metro? Moderator: Pablo Martorelli, President, • What is the predicated timescale for works Argentine Railway Institute and tenders? 11.35 AM • What contractor requirements are in place Upgrading and expanding the Fortaleza 1:45 PM and have initial technology choices been Metro Delivering effective integration on major made? • What is the current status of the East Line transport projects in the United States expansion? Andrés Escobar Uribe, General Manager, • How was the US$11 billion East Side access Metro de Bogota • How have rolling stock upgrades impacted project successfully integrated with existing upon ridership and passenger experience? rail lines? ARE YOU A MEMBER OF OUR LINKEDIN GROUP? JOIN TO ENGAGE IN DISCUSSIONS WITH THE EXPERTS OF THE INDUSTRY METRO LATAm 2016 AGENDA Day One April 26, 2016 • What challenges were faced and solutions • How can project leaders ensure the UPGRADING LATIN implemented during the Miami International collaboration of all project stake-holders? Airport Metro Link project? • What project financing options are available AMERICAN RAIL NETWORKS • What strategies are being deployed to and how can the right choice be made? ensure the six-month completion of the • How can contracts be developed to ensure US$2.8 billion Los Angeles Westside expectations are met
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