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7-8 November 2017Geneva, Switzerland

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Clearing the air; creating a path to sustainable mobility

Welcome

The 8th FISITA World Automotive Summit brings together visionary leaders from industry, government and research to discuss key ideas, issues and opportunities generated from this year’s theme, “Clearing the air; creating a path to sustainable mobility”.

Regulation has become a critical and increasingly volatile topic with acute importance to society and the automotive mobility sector. Much of the discussion is driven by public perception. Facts, including the impact on the customer and the underlying physics, have been demoted to secondary considerations.

FISITA, as a global membership society linking the automotive industry, engineering societies and academia has a critical, central role in supporting progressive discussions based on facts.

Geneva, Switzerland offers an ideal setting for a culturally neutral and open-minded, but provocative dialogue, where we will be covering these key topics:

n Economical and environmental impact

n Regulatory activities and global regulations

n Building an industrial strategy for sustainable mobility

We are pleased to welcome you to the 8th FISITA World Automotive Summit.

Dan Nicholson FISITA President

Chris Mason FISITA Chief Executive Officer

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About the Summit

FISITA Corporate Members are a group of influential industry leaders that support and contribute towards FISITA’s agenda to develop safe, sustainable and affordable mobility solutions.

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FISITA Corporate Members

The FISITA World Automotive Summit is a unique and exclusive annual meeting that brings together top technical executives from FISITA Corporate Members with leading scientists, academics, public policy makers and NGOs to consider issues of critical importance to the future of the automobile.

Through a programme of panel discussions and plenary presentations, strategies are developed that pave the way to addressing the future challenges faced by the industry. Co-operation between sectors is instrumental in facilitating roadmaps for success and the FISITA World Automotive Summit provides a high-level and relaxed platform for knowledge exchange, proactive problem solving and professional networking.

Participation in the World Automotive Summit is by invitation only and is limited to 120 guests. To access presentations, videos and photo galleries from previous Summits, visit www.fisita-summit.com


We are delighted to welcome Adient as our official World Automotive Summit 2017 Partner.

Adient is the global leader in automotive seating with unmatched global reach and scale. With 75,000 employees working from 230 facilities in 33 countries, we produce and deliver automotive seating for all vehicle classes and all major OEMs. From complete seating systems to individual components, our expertise spans every step of the automotive seat-making process. Our integrated, in-house skills allow us to take our products from research and design all the way to engineering and manufacturing – and into more than 25 million vehicles every year.

We’ve been committed to getting things precisely right since the start. It’s how we create superior products for our customers and end-consumers. In just over 30 years of partnering with automakers, we are the leader in the $70 billion automotive seating industry – with nearly double the global market share of our closest competitor.

Today, as an independent public company traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE:ADNT), we are reinvesting in our core business, quickly capitalizing on emerging trends and sharpening our focus on innovation – in automotive seating and beyond.

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World Automotive Summit Partner


ProgrammeTuesday 7 November

14:00 – 15:30 Registration InterContinental Hotel Geneva

15:45 – 16:15 Transfer to the CERN

16:30 Kick-off Session CERN Dominique Döttling, Moderator

Dan Nicholson, FISITA President

Erik Jonnaert, Secretary General, ACEA Reshaping Europe’s Auto Industry: Towards Clean and Smart Mobility

Dr. Grzegorz Ombach, VP Engineering, Qualcomm The Future of Automotive is Connected, Autonomous, Electric & Wireless

18:00 – 20:00 Exhibition and tour of the CERN CERN

20:00 – 22:00 Summit Dinner CERN Welcome from Dr. Detlef Juerss, Vice President Engineering & Chief Technical Officer, Adient Opportunities in a Changing Automotive Market Environment

22:00 – 22:30 Transfer to InterContinental Hotel


ProgrammeWednesday 8 November

09:00 Introductory Remarks InterContinental Hotel Geneva Moderator – Dominique Döttling

Plenary Session: Economical and Environmental Impact

09:10 Dr. Doug Parr, Chief Scientist and Policy Director, Greenpeace UK Public Pressures and Public Policy on Environmental Challenges

09:35 Bernhard Biermann, Vice President Europe & South America, FEV Europe GmbH Ways Towards Low Impact Powertrains

09:55 Moderated Q&A

Plenary Session: Regulatory Activities and Global Regulations

10:35 François Guichard, Focal Point on Intelligent Transport Systems and Automated Driving, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Regulatory Activities of the World Forum for the Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations Contributing to a Sustainable Mobility

10:10 Martin Lutz, Head of Sector Air Quality Management, Berlin Senate Department for Environment, Transport and Climate Protection Motor Traffic and Clean Air in Cities – A Natural Antagonism?

10:55 Moderated Q&A

11:10 Break

Plenary Session: Building an Industrial Strategy for Sustainable Mobility

11:35 Dr. Chengyin Yuan, Deputy President, BJEV R&D Institute BAIC’s Approach on New Energy Vehicle Ecosystem

12:00 Ms. Margo Oge, Distinguished Fellow, ClimateWorks Foundation Driving the Future

12:20 Moderated Q&A

12:30 Lunch

13:30 World Café Session: Clearing the air! Finding the best path forward to sustainable mobility

Group discussion and summary of conclusions

15:10 Break

15:45 Wrap up Session Moderator – Dominique Döttling Summaries from the World Café

16:20 Closing Presentation Dr. Axel Friedrich Consultant, Dr. Ing. Director and Professor a.D. The truth is on the road

17:10 Farewell Drinks Café Mezzo


Moderator and Dinner Speaker

Ms. Dominique Döttling Director HR Business Partner Europe Head of HR Opel Group Transformation Leader Opel Group GmbH

Dominique Döttling completed studies in political science, economics and psychology in Germany and the US. Before joining Opel in 2012 she led her own consultancy company which specialised in transformation management and leadership development.

Among the customers were numerous automotive companies. From 1998 to 2003 she co-owned a mould making company in the Stuttgart area.

Döttling is a member of consulting bodies of the German Federal Ministry of Economics, the German Federal Ministry of Education and the University of Applied Sciences in Worms, Germany. She has been and is currently a member of expert commissions for the Federal Ministry of Social Affairs, the German Chamber of Commerce and the Employers Association. Past and present positions in various organisations include Junior Chamber Germany, JCI International and the Senators Association. She is regularly invited by universities and other organisations to deliver Keynote speeches and lectures on transformation management and leadership.

Dr. Detlef Juerss Vice President Engineering & Chief Technical Officer Adient

Dr. Detlef Juerss is Vice President Engineering & Chief Technical Officer for Adient Ltd. & Co. KG.

Dr. Juerss has been with Adient and former Johnson Controls since 1995, where he has served as Vice President in a number of areas including Engineering, Product Development SLS Innovation Metals, VW Customer Business Group and Customer Group European OEMs.

Dr. Juerss holds a PhD (Dr. Ing.) in Mechanical Engineering from the Technical University of Aachen (RWTH), Germany and he completed his Engineering Degree as Dipl. Ing. equally from the Technical University of Aachen (RWTH) in 1990.

Prior to joining Adient he worked as Research Engineer at the Institute of Plastics Processing, Aachen.

Kick Off Speakers

Mr. Dan Nicholson FISITA President Global Propulsion Systems Vice President General Motors Company

Dan Nicholson was appointed to his current position in December 2014. Dan was the Executive Director for Global Powertrain (now Global Propulsion Systems) Embedded Controls at GM. He was responsible for running the day-to-day operations of the global engineering team responsible for all powertrain controllers and software as well as calibrating all powertrains.

Nicholson began his career with General Motors as a co-op student at Buick Motor Division in 1982. He has an extensive background in Product Engineering and subsequently progressed through a series of leadership positions including engineering group manager, director of controller integration, director of engine calibration, chief engineer for V8 engines, managing director of GM Powertrain-Germany GmbH where he led all powertrain operations for the country unit and Vice-President of Global Quality.

Nicholson earned a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering from General Motors Institute (now Kettering University), a master of science degree in mechanical engineering from Texas A&M University and a master of business administration degree from Stanford University. He is the FISITA President 2016-2018, a trustee of the SAE Foundation and a director of the Engineering Society of Detroit.

Mr. Erik Jonnaert Secretary General ACEA

Erik Jonnaert is the Secretary General of the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA), a position he has held since July 2013. ACEA brings together all major manufacturers of passenger cars, vans, trucks and buses with production in the EU.

Prior to his appointment at ACEA, Jonnaert was Procter & Gamble’s (P&G) Vice President for External Relations in Europe and Asia. Mr. Jonnaert began his career at Linklaters law firm, before moving on to gain over 25 years of public and regulatory affairs, communications and stakeholder relations experience in various leadership roles at P&G.

In addition to his ACEA posting, Jonnaert is currently Vice Chairman of the iMobility Forum. He is also on the Global Agenda Council for the World Economic Forum, which focuses on the future of automotive and personal transportation. He is on the Supervisory Board of ERTICO (advocating intelligent mobility solutions) and on the Board of the MaaS Alliance (supporting mobility as a service).

A Belgian national, Mr. Jonnaert holds a Masters degree in law from Ghent University, Belgium and from Harvard Law School, USA.

Dr. Grzegorz Ombach VP Engineering Qualcomm

Dr. Grzegorz Ombach is Vice President of Engineering at Qualcomm, with responsibility for global research and development. In this role he is responsible for technology and innovation portfolio development in close collaboration with strategic partners and universities. One of his main interest areas is managing breakthrough innovation in cross functional teams.

He joined Qualcomm in 2012 from Brose Fahrzeugteile, where he managed the design of new automotive systems and intellectual property portfolio as Director of Advanced Development. Prior this, Dr. Ombach was Principal Expert at Siemens VDO Automotive AG where his responsibilities included management of a panel of experts in charge of electric/electronic systems for automotive at the company.

Dr. Ombach holds a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the Silesian University of Technology, Poland. He has authored and co-authored over 80+ papers and holds more than 30 patents (awarded and pending). He has been awarded Guest Professorship at the Zhejiang University in China.


Plenary Speakers

Dr. Doug Parr Chief Scientist and Policy Director Greenpeace UK

Dr. Douglas Parr is Chief Scientist and Policy Director at Greenpeace UK.

Currently working on climate change policy in the power, heat and transport sectors, he has previously worked on a number of issues including agriculture, chemicals policy, green refrigeration, marine conservation and bioenergy. He obtained a D. Phil in Atmospheric Chemistry from Oxford University in 1991.

Mr. Bernhard Biermann Vice President Europe & South America FEV Europe GmbH

Bernhard Biermann is Vice President Europe & South America of FEV Europe GmbH and Chairman of the Board of Directors at FEV UK Ltd.

For over ten years, Biermann has worked in a business development role within Europe, focusing on commercial, industrial & large engines customers in the UK and Scandinavian markets.

Prior to this he gained 8 years of experience with testing solutions in the fields of program management, project planning, production, sales and marketing.

Having joined FEV in 1990, he developed nine years of engineering expertise in gasoline thermodynamics and benchmarking as well as project management.

Mr. François Guichard Economic Affairs Officer United Nations Economic Commission for Europe

François E. Guichard is the Intelligent Transport Systems and Automated Driving focal point of the United Nations (UNECE) and the UN Secretary of the Vehicle Active Safety Forum regulating the Automotive Sector (WP.29/GRRF).

Previously, he worked as line manager at Daimler AG, he advocated for the introduction of Advance Emergency Braking Systems (AEBS) in the legislation (a relevant contribution for increasing road safety) and gained relevant industry experience in vehicle automation.

Before that, he advised a number of countries on their strategies to tackle environmental issues after having gained experience as a noise, GHG and pollutant emission testing engineer. He started his career as International Management Associate at Mercedes-Benz, gaining experience in Germany, South Africa and in the United States of America. He graduated with a Master of Science in 2004 at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany and with a Master of Science at the ENSAM Paris Tech, France.


Plenary Speakers

Mr. Martin Lutz Head of Sector Air Quality Management Berlin Senate Department for Environment, Transport and Climate Protection

Mr. Martin Lutz has a university degree in meteorology and air chemistry. In the late-eighties he started in Berlin’s Environment Department managing winter smog alarm with traffic bans for polluting vehicles.

After research on the sources of photochemical pollution in the nineties he worked for a few years for the European Commission on an ozone abatement strategy for Europe and on new ozone standards. At the same time he was actively involved in the negations for the Gothenburg Protocol to abate Acidification, Eutrophication and Ground-level Ozone under the UNECE Convention on Long-range Transboundary Air Pollution.

Back in Berlin he led investigations in the sources of PM10 and PM2.5 pollution. As head of Sector on Air Quality Management in Berlin’s Senate Department for Environment, Transport and Climate Protection he has been developing and implementing Berlin’s air quality strategy, including the low emission zone scheme with access restrictions for polluting vehicles. In Martin’s second life, he’s a passionate cycling lobbyist, promoting the bike as the healthiest means of transport in urban areas – for both the cyclists and all other urbanites.

Dr. Chengyin Yuan Deputy President BJEV R&D Institute

Dr. Chengyin Yuan got his Bachelor and Master degree from Tsinghua University in 1997 and 1999, and received his Ph.D in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 2004.

Before joining BJEV, he worked for General Motors Global R&D as senior researcher for more than 5 years. Since 2010, he has led more than 60 EV battery system developments at BAIC group, including several popular selling electrical passenger vehicles (EU&EV series) and various commercial EV and electrical city bus. Now he is responsible for strategic planning, global collaboration and advanced battery technology development.


Plenary Speaker and Closing Speaker


Ms. Margo Oge Distinguished Fellow ClimateWorks

Ms. Margo T. Oge is the former Director of the Office of Transportation Air Quality of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) where she served for 32 years. Among others, she led the implementation of the EPA’s first-ever national greenhouse gas emission standards for cars and heavy-duty trucks to double fuel efficiency by 2025 and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 50 percent.

She is the author of the book “Driving the Future: Combating Climate Change with Cleaner, Smarter Cars” and serves as a Distinguished Fellow with the ClimateWorks Foundation. She serves as the Vice Chairman of the Board of DeltaWing Technologies, member of the Global Sustainability Council at VW, the Board for the National Academies of Science Board on Energy and Environmental Systems, the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS), the International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT), the Alliance for Climate Education (ACE), the DOE Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Advisory Committee and the National Academies of Science Advisory Committee for the U.S. Global Climate Change Research Program. She is also an advisor to Square Roots, a life science company.

Ms. Oge holds a master‘s degree in engineering from the University of Massachusetts at Lowell.

She has received Presidential Awards from Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush as well as numerous environmental and industry awards.

Dr. Axel Friedrich Consultant, Dr. Ing. Director and Professor a.D.

Dr. Axel Friedrich is a Technical Chemist from the Technical University of Berlin.

Dr. Friedrich started his career in the chemical industry at Umweltbundesamt, (UBA), the Federal Environment Agency of Germany in the section “Reduction of Air Pollution from Traffic”. During his 28-year tenure, he led divisions such as the “Marine Environmental Protection”, “Refineries, Fuels and Reduction of Organic Compounds” and “Environment and Transport, Noise”, dealing with all transport related environmental issues, including air pollution, noise and planning.

From 2008 he has provided consultancy for the World Bank, GIZ, ADB and other international bodies in a number of development countries including China, India, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Chile, Mexico, Brazil etc. He has presented at numerous events and published several scientific publications, including the rule making process in Europe for the emissions standards for cars, trucks and fuels.

He was Chairman of the OECD Working Group on Transport and a Member of the Committee of the German Transport Ministry for the Implementation of the National Bicycle Plan. He currently serves as a Member of the Advisory Committee of the German Bicycle Academy, Member of the scientific advisory committee of the VCD (Verkehrsclub Deutschland) and is a Founding Member of ICCT (International Council for Clean Transport).

Dr. Friedrich’s special interests include sustainable transport, climate gas reduction, non-regulated emissions, fuel influence on the emissions and bio fuels.


Venue

Venue

The venue for this year’s FISITA World Automotive Summit is the InterContinental Hotel Geneva - a 5-star luxury hotel, which is set amongst Mont Blanc, Lake Geneva and Geneva City. It is a three-minute walk from the Botanic Garden, Lake Geneva, United Nations and International Centre of Congress (CICG) and within a five-minute drive from Palexpo Exhibition Centre and luxury shopping area.

On Tuesday 7 November, delegates will visit the CERN Globe of Science and Innovation in Geneva - one of the world’s largest and most respected centres for scientific research - where we will be hosting the Kick-off Session, a tour of the CERN and the FISITA Welcome Dinner.


About FISITA

FISITA is the international membership organisation that supports the automotive and mobility systems sector in its quest to advance technological development. Having delivered against this mission for every generation of engineers since 1948, we are uniquely placed to promote excellence in mobility engineering and the development of safe, sustainable and affordable mobility solutions.

Since creation, FISITA has seen significant growth in influence and relevance. Today our network of Member Societies and Corporate Members extends a reach to over 210,000 engineers in 37 countries, placing us at the heart of the industry and enabling members to connect with each other, network, share technological advancements and collaborate in a pre-competitive environment.

FISITA facilitates dialogue between engineers and industry, governments, academia and environmental and standards organisations, across all areas of automotive and mobility systems technology. Achieved through organising and delivering internationally-acclaimed technical events, including the World Automotive Congress, the World Automotive Summit, the newly-created FISITA PLUS conference and EuroBrake, the world’s largest braking technology conference; as well as endorsing the significant events run by our Member Societies.

The FISITA Roadmap to 2020 strategic engagement plans see our organisation’s continued investment in the next generation of engineers through the ‘Your Future in Automotive’ initiative, the long-term Engineer 2030 project and international Work Experience Programme, while our recently formed Industry Committee is pioneering our strategic tracking of the evolving mobility sector through the FISITA Eco-System mapping project – ensuring that our organisation continues to deliver leadership and a relevant community to this and future generations of engineers.

Engineers create solutions, FISITA continues to support them to do so.

Programme Committee

Chair Dr. Thomas Johnen Adam Opel AG

Dr. Norbert Alt FEV

Remi Bastien Renault-Nissan

Dr. Jiuda Guo Beijing Automotive Technology Center (BAIC)

Dr. Matthias Klauda Robert Bosch GmbH

Paul Mascarenas FISITA

Chris Mason FISITA

Dan Nicholson General Motors Company

Dr.-Ing. Karl Siebertz Ford Research & Advanced Engineering

Dr. Akihito Tanke Toyota Motor Corporation

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FISITA Work Experience Programme

The FISITA Work Experience Programme is aligned with our objective to support STEM, via the education, training and international experience of students and young engineers. The Programme has been developed to provide an opportunity for students to secure work experience placements within our Corporate Member companies via FISITA, and drive a pipeline of young engineers direct to your company as a free-to-access, exclusive member benefit.

FISITA can promote internships/work experience placements available within Corporate Member companies to our network of student members around the world via our Member Societies. There is no cost involved to Corporate Members, this service is provided as a member benefit, allowing you the opportunity to access a talent pool of international students.

We have already supported placements with Adient, Applus+ IDIADA, Bosch and Maserati.

For further information please contact our FISITA Education Manager, Hayley Millar at [email protected]

FISITA PLUS Conference

In 2017 FISITA opened its doors to a new audience with the launch of FISITA PLUS – a one-day conference created to ‘explore the future of mobility engineering’ and to support this engineering generation’s development of safe, sustainable and affordable mobility.

Nine guest speakers, hand-picked by the FISITA executive team, delivered their ‘real-world’ perspective on future mobility, at County Hall in

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London. We welcomed a prestigious presenter line-up from some of the world’s leading mobility companies: FEV, Ford, GM, Renault, McLaren, Shell, TATA Motors and Toyota.

Whether you are a senior industry technologist, engineer, communicator, strategist or academic, FISITA PLUS 2018 will offer the ideal platform to develop your knowledge, business capability and position within the emerging, international mobility systems landscape.

Find out more: www.fisita.com/fisitaplus

FISITA World Automotive Congress

In 2018, the 37th FISITA Congress will take place in Chennai, India, one of the largest cultural, economic and educational centres in South India

The FISITA 2018 theme is ‘Disruptive Technologies for Affordable and Sustainable Mobility’. Alongside the technical programme, the Congress will feature a global exhibition, special sessions, student and young engineers’ activities, technical visits and social events.

The extended deadline to submit abstracts is Thursday 30 November.

If you are interested in promoting your brand at this high-profile event, commercial opportunities are still available.

For more information, see: www.fisita-congress.com

If you’d like to find out more information on any of the activities FISITA engage in, please visit our exhibition stand in the Grand Foyer during the FISITA Summit.

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