gtdw customs & trade facilitation summit program, singapore, 24-26 april 2017

DEVELOPMENT WEEK 9.0GTDW Customs, Compliance & Trade Facilitation

Summit & Exhibition

24th - 26th April 2017

Hosted in Singapore

www.kwglobaltrade.com

Recent WTO implementation of TFA makes the 9th Edition of Global Trade Development Week a must attend summit for international capacity building and development of best practice between the public & private sector. GTDW gathers trade leaders from multilaterals, donor agencies, governments & the private sector for 2 days of interactive summit programs + 1 day of specialised workshops + exhibition + networking. The supporting exhibition showcases the best in trade & customs technologies, GTM, services, locations, government agencies & IPA’s giving participants access to leading suppliers, services and new partners.

ABOUT

WHO SHOULD ATTENDPRIVATE SECTOR

2 GTDW CUSTOMS, COMPLIANCE & TRADE FACILITATION SUMMIT & EXHIBITION

GTDW 2017 Customs, Compliance & Trade FacilitationSummit & Exhibition

24-26 April, Singapore

Manufacturers – Trade Compliance & Supply Chain HeadsSupply Chain IT ProvidersExportersImportersInternational Logistics & Freight ForwardersWarehousing & LogisticsCustoms Agents

CarriersPort OperatorsAirline LoadersTechnology ProvidersSuppliersCustoms & Trade ComplianceConsultantsLegal, Advisory, Academics& Economists

PRIVATE SECTOR-JOB TITLESHead of ComplianceHead of CustomsHead of Taxation & RevenuesHead of Customs ClearanceHead of Trade FacilitationHead of Supply Chain & Logistics

Head of Shipping & LogisticsHead of Customs OperationsHead of Brand ProtectionHead of Illicit TradeHead of International TradeEconomic Operators

GOVERNMENTDirector Generals / Head of Customs Agencies (Federal & Regionals)Division DirectorsHead International & Governmental Relations

Head IT & TechnologiesBorder Protection AgenciesHead of Taxation, ExciseCollection & related Agencies

VENDORSICT TechnologyGlobal Trade Management SolutionCustoms & Trade Technologies & SolutionsSecurity & Trade Facilitation SolutionsCustoms & Trade Consulting & AdvisoryCustoms Hardware ProvidersSpecial Trade & Economic ZonesLogistics & Freight Forwarders

Contact [email protected] or +603 76626888 for details

ABHISHEK SHAHIndirect Tax Head, Asia PacificCATERPILLAR

BIPIN BALAKRISHNANDirector/Counsel Customs & Trade,Asia, Middle East & AfricaGENERAL MOTORS

CHRISTER ANDERSSONGlobal Manager ICTKGH BORDER SERVICES

DANIEL ZUMBRUNNENDirector of Customs, Asia PacificSCHNEIDER ELECTRIC

DONG JIN KIMChief of Customs & Trade Team, CorporateLogistics Operation DivisionRENAULT SAMSUNG MOTORS

GERARD MCLINDENSenior Trade Facilitation andCustoms Specialist, THE WORLD BANK

INGEBORG VEELENTURFSenior Director Logistics AsiaCOACH INC

JONAS LINDChief Executive OfficerSILVERTECH GLOBAL

JONG WOO KANGPrincipal Economist, Economic Researchand Regional Cooperation Department ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK (ADB)

LARS KARLSSONPresidentKGH BORDER SERVICES

LEONARDO MACEDOSenior Tax AuditorBRAZILIAN INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE(BRAZILIAN CUSTOMS)

MANASVI SRIVASTAVADirector Trade, South and South EastAsia (Strategy, Policy and Compliance)MICROSOFT CORPORATION

PROF. DR. MARK GOHDirector (Industry Research)LOGISTICS INSTITUTE-ASIA PACIFIC, (NUS)

DR. OLIVER PELTZERVice President Policy CommissionCustoms & Trade Facilitation, INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

RAYMOND YEEVice President Customs & Regulatory Affairs,APAC DHL EXPRESS

TADATSUGU TONI MATSUDAIRADirector for Regional Cooperation,Customs and Tariff BureauJAPAN MINISTRY OF FINANCE(JAPAN CUSTOMS)

YANN DUVALChief, Trade Facilitation UnitUNITED NATIONS ECONOMIC ANDSOCIAL COMMISSION FOR ASIAAND THE PACIFIC (UNESCAP)

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Organiser’s Opening Remarks

Keynote Speaker Address

ANDREW KEABLE, CEO, KW GROUP0830

0910

Chairperson’s Opening Remarks 0900

Interactive Panel Discussion 1

Corporate Presentation

Trade Agreements and its impact on customs, compliance and trade facilitation: What can we expect in 2017?

WTO TFA, RCEP, FTAAP – How can these agreements help to liberalise market access, contribute to the facilitation of global value chain (GVC) development, provide transparent and simplified customs administration, institute better surveillance on NTMs and reduce technical & regulatory barriers to trade for importers, exporters and the service sectors?WTO TFA pre-entry and post entry into force: Discussing potential implementation challenges, priorities and next steps for the public and private sectorDefining the roles of multilateral organisations, donor organisations and trade facilitation consultants/advisors

Developing strategies and identifying best practices in establishing and maintaining a well-functioning national trade facilitation committee

What is the ideal stakeholder structure and governance?Discussing the issue of funding – who funds what?Adopting sustainable, measurable, attainable, realistic and time bounded objectives and scope Highlighting the importance of MNC and SME private sector involvement and engagementIdentifying global case studies, success factors and achievements

0930

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Morning Refreshments & Networking1045

Corporate Presentation1115


Networking Lunch1245



GTDW Registration & Welcome Networking Reception0800

MONDAY, 24th April 2017

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Panellist:

YANN DUVAL, Chief, Trade Facilitation Unit, UNITED NATIONS ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMISSION FOR ASIA AND THE PACIFIC (UNESCAP)

Panellist:

YANN DUVAL, Chief, Trade Facilitation Unit, UNITED NATIONS ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMISSION FOR ASIA AND THE PACIFIC (UNESCAP)

Dealing with the evolution of customs and global trade: What actions can global companies take to effectively manage customs and global trade compliance issues?

WTO TFA: How will it affect businesses? What are the compliance challenges for the trade teams? How can organisations construct TFA solutions? How can organisations collaborate with the public sector in trade programmes and initiatives?Addressing the complexity in the valuation of goods and transfer pricing between related partiesExploring best practices and tools to ensure accuracy of tariff classification How can GTM automated solutions and technologies add value to the bottom-line of organisations, in addition to determining strategic direction for trade compliance

Combating illicit trade to safeguard integrity across global economies, markets, and supply chains and to reduce losses in tax revenues

Developing capabilities, cooperation and intelligence between customs authorities, trade agencies, law enforcement agencies and the private sector to disrupt illicit trade Can these efforts be harmonised at the international level? Exploring innovative technologies and advancement in track and trace, digital tax verification and product authentication

Panellist:

INGEBORG VEELENTURF, Senior Director Logistics Asia, COACH INC

Panellists:

DANIEL S. ZUMBRUNNEN, Director of Customs, Asia Pacific, SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC GERARD MCLINDEN, Senior Trade Facilitation and Customs Specialist,THE WORLD BANK BIPIN BALAKRISHNAN, Director/Counsel – Customs & Trade, Asia, Middle East & Africa, GENERAL MOTORS

1400 Interactive Panel Discussion 3

MONDAY, 24th April 2017

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Afternoon Refreshments & Networking 1515



Chairperson’s Closing Day 1 1715




Organiser’s Opening RemarksANDREW KEABLE, CEO, KW GROUP

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Chairperson’s Opening Remarks 0910


Corporate Presentation

Innovative next generation trade technology and data revolution: Discussing the impact on customs, compliance and trade facilitation

How is technology impacting customs agencies in driving their modernisation programmes?Designing systems and processes to utilise trade data analytics to tackle fraud & risk, detect collusion in supply chain entities, prevent revenue leakage and promote legitimate tradeTechnology and data as an enabler for successful coordinated border management ambitionBig data, predictive analytics, drones, 3D printing and blockchain – Discussing the trends, threats, opportunities, challenges and the future

Panellists:

OLIVER PELTZER, Vice President Policy Commission Customs & Trade Facilitation, INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCEDONG JIN KIM, Chief of Customs & Trade Team, Corporate Logistics Operation Division, RENAULT SAMSUNG MOTORSPROF. DR. MARK GOH, Director (Industry Research), LOGISTICS INSTITUTE-ASIA PACIFIC, (NUS)

Panellist:

RAYMOND YEE, Vice President Customs & Regulatory Affairs, DHL EXPRESS SINGAPORE

Trade Facilitation and the Single Window Implementation: Promoting national trade efficiency, expanding global trading activities and improving international

Key considerations: IT infrastructure, capacity building, leadership, legal matters, challenges in conversion and change management activities etcWhat are the costs involved in SW implementation?Establishing public-private partnerships (PPPs) to mitigate risk and ensure success

0920

1020

Morning Refreshments & Networking1035




GTDW Registration & Welcome Networking Reception0800

TUESDAY, 25th April 2017

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1550 Interactive Panel Discussion 8

TUESDAY, 25th April 2017

Identifying new risk scenarios, threats to revenue and to the security of the supply chain – implications to customs agencies and businessesOvercoming the tension between two desirables—securing borders through adaptation of security frameworks whilst facilitating small business trade in an increasingly digital worldDeveloping strategic partnerships with major online platforms to enable the use of risk-targeting and analytics in e-commerceSuggestions and proposals to secure and encourage small business and online trade whilst protecting revenue and competitiveness

Identifying the opportunities and challenges posed by e-commerce to customs agencies, governments and organisations



Afternoon Refreshments & Networking 1505


Highlighting the challenges and opportunities for businesses with regards to movement of goods and services across bordersImplications of new tariffs and nontariff barriers on global import, export and supply chainsImpacts on other keys areas: impact on manufacturing,production, warehouse and distribution footprints of companiesRethinking “globalisation” –where do we go from here?

Brexit and Trump Presidency: Implications and opportunities on global trade, economic and policy outlook

Networking Lunch1235


Panellists:

ABHISHEK SHAH, Indirect Tax Head, Asia Pacific, CATERPILLAR INCJONG WOO KANG, Principal Economist, Economic Research and Regional Cooperation Department, ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK (ADB)


WORKSHOP 1: NEW DIGITAL BORDERSCustoms and Trade as the Future Driver of eGovernment0900

Lunch1200

GTDW OFFICIAL PROGRAMME CLOSES1600

Workshop 2:Topic to be confirmed

1300

GTDW Best Practice Master Classes

WEDNESDAY, 26th April 2017

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How to successfully implement technology for the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement and new information management technologies of the Customs and Trade Future.

What is a Single Window? Is it time for Trusted Trade Lanes? Will Supply Chain Security ever become a reality? What is the next generation of Customs and Trade technology? How can big data, cloud solutions and blockchain technology become a useful part of our everyday business?

A workshop presented by: LARS KARLSSON, President, KGH BORDER SERVICES, Managing Director, GLOBAL CONSULTING KGH JONAS LIND, Chief Executive Officer, SILVERTECH GLOBAL CHRISTER ANDERSSON, Global Manager ICT, KGH BORDER SERVICES


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