FEMINA – Convention 3

Grimstad, 24 – 25 October 2019 FINAL AGENDA

DAY 1: 24 October 2019 Venue: Strand Hotel Fevik,

08:00 – 08:30 am REGISTRATION

08:30 – 09:00 Opening 08:30 – 08:40 Welcome to the Region 08:40 – 08:50 Presentation of Agenda

08:50 – 12:00 Exchange Session

During this session, we will review learning activities carried-out so far (work on barriers and enablers, initial activities on GPs) and move on to the next work phases. We will focus in particular on Action Plans: we will discuss how GPs relate to this and analyze the template for Action Plans.

Presentation of Joint Report Understanding Barriers and Enablers 08:50 – 09:00 Sara Bonci, LP - Arezzo Innovazione Interregional learning and Action Plans 09:00 – 09:20 Sara Bonci, LP - Arezzo Innovazione Irene Pettinelli, Resolvo

Presentation of FEMINA Template for Action Plans 09:20 – 09:40 Sara Bonci, LP - Arezzo Innovazione Irene Pettinelli, Resolvo

Design Thinking workshop “Co-creating Imaginary Action Plans” 09:40 – 12:00 Moderated by Irene Pettinelli, Resolvo

12:00 – 13:00 LUNCH

13:00 – 16:00 Expert Seminar: Conference – Gender Gap Closure = Value Creation 13:00 – 14:15 Session 1 Opening Annette Olsen, Chairman, NODE Eyde Women Welcome and opening remarks Kamilla Fredriksen (Moderator), Project manager, TENK-Tech-Network for Women On FEMINA and the importance of Gender Parity Sara Bonci, Project Manager, Arezzo Innovazione Gender and Work-Life Balance Cultures Across Europe Trine Rogg Korsvik, Senior Advisor, Kilden Gender Research Panel Dialogue 14:15 – 14:45 Coffee Break 14:45 – 16:00 Session 2 Women and Entrepreneurship Kamilla Sharma, CEO, Innoventus Sør Highlighting Regional Opportunities – How to attract and retain young professionals Anna Gunningberg, Trainee Sør Solveig Steinsland, Elkem Technology Brage Skånøy, Eyde-Cluster Reflections from an untraditional career path Anne Grete Ellingsen, Director R&D and Academia, Norwegian Energy Partners (NORWEP) Panel Dialogue 16:00 Closing remarks Kamilla Fredriksen *Please see biographies of the speakers at the end of the Agenda.

FEMINA Reflections – How does this relate to FEMINA and my region? 16:00 – 16:30 Coffee Break 16:30 – 17:00 Reflection Exchange and presentation of Day 2 agenda

16:30 – 18:30 Networking Networking with project partners, stakeholders and participants from the conference in cooperation with NEW.

19:00 – 22:00 Dinner

DAY 2: 25 October 2019 Venue: The University of Agder, Grimstad campus 08:30 – 10:00 Visits to Mechatronics Innovation Lab & Hokus Pokus Kindergarden 08:30 – 09:10 Mechatronics Innovation Lab (More information to come) 09:30 – 10:10 Hokus Pokus Kindergarten Kindergarten provided by the Student Association of Agder (Studentsamskipnaden i Agder) where they have a special focus on gender in their day-care services. (More information to come)

10:10 – 10:30 BREAK

10:30 – 13:30 GP Transfer Workshop During this session, GPs identified and selected by partners will be presented.  Each FEMINA region will present a minimum of 1 of their GPs.  Match-making activities and interaction among partners and stakeholders to exchange GPs will be organized.

This session will be based on pitch presentations of GPs prepared by partners. Presentation order follows partners’ order in the Application Form: 1. Donne in Quota, LP – Arezzo Innovazione 2. EMPOWA, PP5 – Sterea Ellada Region 3. Elite Business Women, PP6 – Bucharest Ilfov 4. Tekniksprånget, PP8 – Region Dalarna 5. STEM Talent Girls, PP9 – Cantabria Region 6. Dutch Technology Pact 2020, PP10 – CMO Stamm

13:30 – 14:30 LUNCH

14:45 – 17:30 Steering Group Meeting – Participation restricted to project partners only

17:30 – End of Meeting

Register for the Convention

Please register for the convention using this link. The default mode is in Norwegian, please press English in the upper right corner.

Information about Grimstad

Grimstad is a small town approximately 30 minutes from Airport (Kjevik).

From Grimstad to Strand Hotel Fevik takes approximately 10 minutes

Transportation to Strand Hotel Fevik

Option 1: Bus and taxi

Kristiansand Airport (Kjevik) – Grimstad: The Airport Express leaves at set departure times, although not very frequent. Please see their website for departure times.

Grimstad – Strand Hotel Fevik: Please take a taxi the last 10 minutes to get to Fevik Strand Hotel. Please call 07000 (Agder Taxi). Option 2: Rental Car

There are several rental car options available to be picked up and dropped off at Kristiansand Airport (Kjevik).

Carpool

If you would like to carpool with other participants, please fill in this Google Document for carpooling to get an overview on who will rent a car and who needs a ride. GCE NODE will help with the organizing.

Accommodation

GCE NODE has reserved 30 rooms at Strand Hotel Fevik. Please visit their website to book your hotel room as soon as possible so ensure that there is sufficient accommodation available for participants.

Contact information for Strand Hotel:

Phone: +47 37 25 00 00 e-mail: [email protected]

Please contact Marte B. Drageset (FEMINA Communication Manager) [email protected] should you have any questions.

Expert seminar’s speaker biographies

Annette Olsen Chairman, Node Eyde Women Senior Project Purchaser, BW Offshore

Annette Olsen is an experienced Supply Chain Manager with broad experience from Offshore & Marine, and Electronic Industry. She has previously worked in National Oilwell Varco and Kitron AS. Annette currently works in BW Offshore, a provider of floating production services and development of proven hydrocarbon reservoirs, and holds the position of Chairman in NEW (Node Eyde Women)

Annette holds a Bachelor of Science focused in

Electronics/Telecommunication from the University of Agder.

Sara Bonci Project Manager Arezzo Innovazzione

Sara Bonci is a Project Manager at Arezzo Innovazzione focusing specifically on EU project management, coordination and evaluation. She specializes in technology transfer, research, and evaluation of public bodies and has previously worked at several public bodies and research centers in Italy, mainly in the context of development work.

Sara holds a BA in Political Science and International Relations from the University of Florence and a

Masters in Innovation and Project Management from the University of Padova.

Kamilla Fredriksen Project Manager TENK-Tech-Network for Women

For Kamilla, choosing to study Computer Science felt as natural as anything else, but when she started at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) she figured that that was not the case for everyone else. This motived her to approach a position as project coordinator for the girl project Ada (Jenteprosjektet Ada) at NTNU, which strategically works towards increasing the number of females who graduate with a master’s degree within STEM. It was during her years at NTNU that she realized how slow the development went and that one had to approach the girls at an earlier stage in order to affect their interests towards technology. This resulted in her gathering up with TENK (The Tech Network for Women) where she helped starting up the TENK Tech Camp in 2017, a technology camp for girls in the age of 13-18 years old.

Even though she graduated as a computer scientist only a year ago she has developed the first version of #ShesGotThis digital platform EqualityCheck for business, she is now a full-stack developer working as an IT-consultant, and she is the project manager for the TENK Tech Camp.

Trine Rogg Korsvik Senior Advisor / Kilden Gender Research

Trine Rogg Korsvik is Senior Advisor at Kilden genderresearch.no. She holds a Ph.D. in history, specialized in the history of feminism and women's movements. She has experience from European research cooperation through projects such as FEMCIT – Gendered Citizenship in Multicultural Europe: The Impact of Contemporary Women's Movements (FP7) and GEQ – Gender Equality and Quality of Life. How gender equality can contribute to the development of Europe. A study of Poland and (EEA Grants). She has several years of experience as researcher and lecturer at the Centre for Gender Research at the University of and has published numerous articles and books on gender related topics. Since

2017, she is running the Kilden initiated project Integrating the Gender Dimension in Research, presenting best practices from a variety of scientific fields, and is currently involved in the Horizon 2020 funded project Gender Equality Academy.

Kamilla Sharma CEO, Innoventus Sør

Kamilla Sharma is the CEO of Innoventus Sør, a regional innovation- and incubator company for the Agder Region. Kamilla has previously been responsible of Coventure, an invenstment fund for start-ups, and has had a range of management positions in the tech- and telecom industry.

Kamilla is active as a mentor in the Women in Business-network and Trainee Sør. She holds several board positions for various Norwegian Companies. In 2017 Kamilla was named female leader of the year in Agder.

Kamilla holds a BA in Computer Science from the University of Agder and will soon be completing an Executive MBA from the University of Agder.

Anna Gunningberg General Manager, Trainee Sør

Anna Gunningberg is the General Manager of Trainee Sør, a regional Trainee Program in Agder where trainees with a master’s degree get the opportunity to spend six months at three different companies. Anna has previously held a range of managing positions in SAS and has experience from the HR- business.

Anna holds a master’s degree in economics from the University of Uppsala (Sweden) and a master’s degree in management from BI Norwegian Business School.

Solveig Steinsland Project Engineer, Elkem Technology ASA

Solveig Steinsland is a Project Leader and Digitalisation Coordinator at Elkem Technology ASA, a world leading supplier of silicone and silicone based advanced materials. Solveig is a Trainee Sør Alumni where she was an Eyde Trainee. During this time, she spent six months in the three Eyde Cluster Companies Saint Gobain Ceramic Materials, GE Healthcare and Elkem. Solveig is also a member of Eyde Think Tank, a think tank aimed at predicting the future work market, its changes and how to solve them.

Solveig holds a MSc in Industrial Cybernetics from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.

Brage Skånøy Trainee, Eyde Cluster

Brage Skånøy is currently Trainee and Project Leader with National Center of Expertise (NCE) Eyde Cluster, a cluster organization for the Process Industry located in the South of Norway. Brage has previously been a part of the Trainee Sør-program working six months each at three different companies. This included Nye Veier AS, a limited wholly owned company building major highways in Norway, Future Materials Catapult Centre / University of Agder and Eyde Cluster. He is also a member of Eyde Think Tank, a group of young professionals challenging established truth and driving change.

Brage holds a MSc in Technology Management from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.

Anne Grete Ellingsen Director R&D and academia, Norwegian Energy Partners

Anne-Grete Ellingsen holds the position of Director R&D and academia at Norwegian Energy Partners and is the former CEO of Global Centre of Expertise (GCE) NODE. She has experience from several executive positions; CEO of Vestavind Offshore, director of strategy and business development with Statkraft Agder Energy (SAE) Vind, managing director of Agder Produksjon AS and director of foreign investments Agder Energi. Her experience includes director of the Affinity/partner marked Gjensidige Group, managing director of the Federation of Norwegian Commercial and Service Enterprises (HSH), several management positions in up- and downstream oil and gas operations with Statoil and Elf Aquitaine (now Total) in Norway and international, covering both on- and offshore operations. She has been Secretary General of the World Petroleum Congress and Deputy minister at the Ministry of Oil and Petroleum.

Ms. Ellingsen has more than 15 years of experience as a board member of privately owned and listed companies.

Ms. Ellingsen holds a BSc in chemistry, a MSc. in Petroleum Technology, a BSc. in Economics and an Executive Master in Energy Management. She has participated in AFFs leadership courses for managers and senior executives.