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AutoRussia 2008 Winter

December 2-3rd, 2008
St Petersburg, Russia

AutoRussia 2008 Winter, St Petersburg – will explore the latest developments in the automotive industry in Russia, with a special focus on St Petersburg and the region. With 5 OEMs building and growing production in St Petersburg, including: GM, Suzuki, Nissan, Toyota and Ford, hundreds of T1 and T2 suppliers are moving to the city to set up production facilities and supply this growing market.

Russia has become the fastest growing automotive market in Europe. Twice a year AutoRussia attracts well over 400 participants, senior executives responsible for their businesses’ success in Russia. These are top level T1 and T2 manufacturing, sales and production professionals who are working on growing their business with OEMs based in Russia. The conference agenda is focused on giving delegates an update directly from key OEMs in the region as well as discussing the latest strategies in purchasing, supplier localisation, quality, HR and supply chain management. Apart from giving delegates need-to-know information that will help them drive their businesses forward, AutoRussia offers a unique chance to personally meet and establish those all important contacts with key OEM executives in Russia. The AutoRussia Roundtable Discussions and Gala Dinner are considered some of the best networking opportunities in the automotive industry in Russia. Everyone who is serious about doing business with the OEMs in Russia will be at AutoRussia 2008 Winter!

AutoSlovakia 2009

24th-26th February 2009

AutoSlovakia is the only conference dedicated to the automotive industry in the Slovak Republic and brings together senior government officials and over 200 senior automotive executives from the most active automotive OEMs, suppliers and supporting businesses in the country. In 2008 AutoSlovakia celebrated its 5th year with plant visits to VW Slovakia and KIA Motors Slovakia, over 23 key presentations from all OEMs in Slovakia and unparalleled networking opportunities during exclusive drinks receptions before the conference and at the official residence of the US Ambassador to Slovakia.

Nowhere else will you be able to get the latest production, sourcing and logistics updates from VW, PSA and KIA Motors in Slovakia and meet the people behind Slovakia’s position as the highest per capita producer of passenger cars in the world. As well as being able to access the industry decision makers, AutoSlovakia is supported by the government of the Slovak Republic, ZAP, SARIO and other leading automotive associations. AutoSlovakia 2009 will be the biggest conference yet, with over 250 senior figures from the automotive industry in Slovakia and will continue to be the only forum where you can keep in touch with developments in one of the most exciting automotive hotspots in the world.

AutoRomania 2009

September 2009

AutoRomania continues to be the premier automotive event in Romania, bringing together in 2008 over 250 senior automotive executives who gathered to shape the future of the country’s automotive sector. The 4th annual AutoRomania conference was opened by Prime Minister Calin Popescu Tariceanu followed by keynote sessions with senior figures from the country’s two OEMs including Francois Fourmont, COO, Renault/Dacia and Paco Taroncher, STA Manager, FORD Romania. As well as over 20 in-depth presentations from OEMs sourcing in Romania and T1 suppliers manufacturing in the country including VW, PSA Peugeot Citroen, CHRYSLER, VOLVO, Draexlmaier, Faurecia and AutoLiv AutoRomania gives attendees a unique opportunity to meet and hear from local suppliers during the Supplier Partnering Session and visit the Dacia plant during guided visits. With such a comprehensive program including the most senior representatives from government and industry as well as invaluable networking opportunities with local industry, there is no better place to keep up to date with developments in Romania’s automotive sector.