CONFERENCE PROGRAMME AND CONFIRMED SPEAKERS - …

1 TIMEORGANISATIONNAMEPOSITIONCONFERENCE THEME - Session TopicWEDNESDAY 13 MARCH 201907:00 - 10:00 Registration, Exhibition and Tech demo @ 09:00-09:20: uYilo eMobility ProgrammeExporting of power from an electric vehicle to power an appliance12:00 - 13:3015:00 - 15:4517:15 - 19:00 Mayor's Networking Function Refreshments and entertainment will be on offer in the Delegates Lunch :00 - 10:15 NAACAMUgo FrigerioPresidentRegional Market DynamicsThe Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has supported the development of a highly productive automo-tive region with benefits to all parties in spite of proximity to the world s largest producer - China.

2 10:15 - 11:00 ASEAN Automotive FederationJapan International Cooperation AgencyToyota Motor CorporationToyota Wessels Institute for Manufacturing Studies (Facilitator)Justin BarnesExecutive DirectorJustin BarnesExecutive DirectorYanesh NaidooSales and Design DirectorMichael GrantChief Technical OfficerMarkus ThillPresidentRegional Market DynamicsRadically different production and consumption models and opportunities to capture value are possible in what is the final frontier for the automotive sector. Volkswagen s Rwandan trial will be six months young in Q1 2019.

3 Their innovative approach offers a lesson and inspiration to :00 - 12:00 VWSAVW RwandaDeloitte(Facilitator)Thomas ShaeferManaging DirectorSerge KamuhindaDirectorMartyn DaviesManaging Director, emerging Markets and AfricaFuture of Manufacturing and the autoAutomation via robotics and increasingly autonomous data exchanges are the foundations of Industry All firms have these foundations to a greater or lesser degree but must accelerate adoption to remain competitive. Leading thinkers (a), technology providers (b) and firms at the forefront of adoption locally (c) will share their :30 - 15.

4 00 Toyota Wessels Institute for Manufacturing StudiesJendamarkData ProphetBosch AfricaMervin MoodleyChief Executive OfficerRajesh RamkawalChief Executive OfficerRenai MoothilalExecutive DirectorRudolf BillauVice President MarketingIncreasing local content levels in priority sectorsA viable auto industry requires deeper levels of telematics and powertrain value add and the Masterplan incentives strongly encourage investment in these areas. What are OEMs plans for these crucial sub sectors, what blockages exist to realising these investments and what opportunities could be created through a consolidated approach?

5 15:45 - 17:15 AtlantisBosch StuttgartYekani ManufacturingNAACAM (Facilitator)Lunch and Tech demo @ 13:00-13:20: WHS 24 together with MAHLEA push system mobile application allows for real time data capture which enables it to measure, monitor, and optimize key resources of Man, Machine and Time within the warehousing function. The app will be demonstrated live on a big screen while mimicking real life warehouse operations using model delivery vehicles and , Tea Break and Tech demo @ 15:00-15:20: DataProphetAI-enabled process parameter optimization: Presentation of a digital simulation of a foundry environment showing the profound effect OMNI has on productivity and waste SHOW 2019 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME AND CONFIRMED SPEAKERSHOSTED BY:NAACAM SHOW 2019 | 12 14 MARCH 2019 | DURBAN ICCNAACAM Show 2019 - Provisional ProgrammeTHURSDAY 14 MARCH 201907.

6 00 - 10:00 Exhibition & Registration and 1x Tech demo (Jendamark TBC)10:15 - 11:00 Exhibition, Tea Break and 1x Tech demo (Jendamark TBC) Minister Rob DaviesMinister Councillor Zandile GumedeMayorAndrew VellemanPresidencyChairmanPolitician's Address and Legacy announcementThe automotive Masterplan is key to driving growth of the local automotive value chain. The keynote address will position the CONFERENCE and exhibition within the context of this aspirational :30 - 09:00 DTIeThekwini MunicipalityDurban Automotive ClusterNigel WardSenior Vice PresidentDineshan MoodleyExecutive: Industry DevelopmentPreshan NaikerProduction ManagerTanya CohenCEONew entrant development and best practiceOEMs, T1s and T2s will share what they ve done and what they have learned through transforming their own supply :00 - 10.

7 15 TSAMAIDCN aiker ToolmakersBUSA (Facilitator)TIMEORGANISATIONNAMEPOSITIO NCONFERENCE THEME - Session Topic13:00 - 14:30 Lunch and Tech demo @ 13:30-14:00: SumitomoTyre safety demo: How to assess tyres for safety, check wear on the markings and select safe and suitable tyres when purchasing. Regional Market DynamicsWithin a decade an integrated auto production and trade model centred in key markets - but drawing from resources across the region - could reshape its :00 - 12:00 Ubu Investments DTIM inistry of Industry, Trade and Co-operatives, KenyaNigeria National Automotive Design and Development CouncilUniversity of Cape Town School of Economics (Facilitator)Alec ErwinChairman WCM through the supply chainWhat do leaders who drive a lean culture do on a day-to-day basis?

8 How do they manage themselves and their teams to be waste obsessed and focus only on delivering customer value? This highly practical session aims to provide delegates with significant insights and implementable learnings in their own :30-15:00(Tech Demo Stage)Expert AutomotiveTrimHesto HarnessesPragasen NaidooManaging DirectorYouth employment and skills developmentLearn from local firms who re implementing creative and world class solutions to meet their own skills requirements and address pressing societal concerns14:30 - 15:30( CONFERENCE Hall)Atlantis FoundriesBosch AfricaYES ProgrammeYouth Representative (Facilitator)Christoph EwersCo.

9 Secretary & Legal CounselClosing remarks, announcements and awards16:00 - 16:30(Tech Demo Stage)NAACAMDave CoffeyVice-PresidentMarkus ThillPresidentTashmia IsmailCEOAlex MashiloYouth RepresentativeWCM through the supply chainEmpowering shop floor implementation of lean is crucial. Learn from Toyota SA Manufacturers whose Quality Circles are renowned as a key driver in their quest to reduce :00 - 15:30(Tech Demo Stage)Winning Toyota Quality CircleN/AN/AKgomotso Makakase Senior Production Manager Increasing local content levels in priority sectorsIn a relatively low volume environment investment hurdles are high.

10 Many SA firms are investing heavily how are they structuring themselves and operating to be competitive and secure new local investment? Presenting the business case in terms of securing :00 - 13:00 ABSA Capital Mahle BehrMetairSumitomo(Facilitator)David RenwickHead of Global Finance & TradeXolelwa Mlumbi-PeterDeputy Director General ITEDJ elani AliyuDirector General/CEOF aizel IsmailProfessorAlex HolmesCommercial DirectorTheo LoockManaging DirectorRiaz HaffajeeChief Executive Officer15:30 - 16:00 Exhibition: Localisation Focused TourA guided tour of the exhibition highlighting localisation opportunities and successesNAACAM Show 2019 - Provisional ProgrammeTUESDAY 12 MARCH 2019 (LAUNCH EVENTS)Women in Automotive DialogueUnderstand the status quo; unpack the role of women in driving the South African automotive sector forward; and highlight inspirational women who have made their mark in the sector.