André Rizzo, Partner, SERVICE IT

Gutemberg Uchôa, General Manager of Investments, APEX-BRASIL

• Is PPP the best model to ensure an appropriate risk transfer and to achieve value for money from the program
• PAC 2 – Estimated investment of US$ 346, 4 billion – Potential for foreign participation
• Main local infrastructure projects for short and intermediate term investors?
• Identifying the major areas of opportunity – Roads, rail, airports and intermodal transport sectors
• Which projects show the greatest ROI potential?
• World Cup 2014, Olympics 2016 and the infrastructure boom in Brazil – How to access the main projects
• Risk and funding options

Moderator:
Eduardo André de Brito Celino, General Coordinator for Investments, MINISTRY OF DEVELOPMENT, INDUSTRY AND FOREIGN TRADE - MDIC

Panellists:
Charles Tang, Chairman, BRAZIL-CHINA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY – CCIBC
Jonas Lima, Professor of Administrative Law, UNIVERSITY CENTER OF THE FEDERAL DISTRICT - UDF (BRASÍLIA)
Jorge Ulisses Jacoby Fernandes, Professor, INPG & Advisor, FEDERAL DISTRICT COURT
Hélio Navarro, Lawyer, BRASIL SALOMÃO E MATTHES ADVOCACIA

• Brazil and the global real estate market
• How expensive is the Brazilian market?
• What investors can expect from different kinds of product
• What is the role of the Brazilian government in the Brazilian mortgage market

José Carlos Martins, Vice President, CBIC (BRAZILIAN CHAMBER OF CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY)

Dimitri Pinto de Melo,Consultant, PLANO EMPREENDIMENTOS

Regional Development Agency Terra Roxa Investimentos (TRI): What are the best opportunities in Northern Parana?
Fernando Lopes Kireeff, President, TERRA ROXA INVESTIMENTOS (TRI)

Main opportunities regarding Porto Maravilha (Port Wonder) in Rio de Janeiro port district to prepare the city for the 2014 FIFA World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games
Alberto Gomes Silva, Special Advisor, PORT REGION'S URBAN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY (CDURP) - LINKED TO RIO DE JANEIRO CITY GOVERNMENT

• Foreign direct investment and announced investment projects
• Current profile of Chinese investments in Brazil and investment prospectives in strategic sector
• Plano Brasil Maior (Industrial Policy) – Sectors that will benefit from the new industrial policy; main actions
• Case: Export Processing Zones in Brazil – New opportunities for FDI – Main strategic areas for investment attraction (renewable energy, agribusiness, automotive, recycling, PAC and others)
• Regional incentives

• Solar energy – Understanding this market in Brazil – Key steps to access the best projects
• Energy efficiency – Accessing the best opportunities and understanding the government incentives
• Energy efficiency – Evaluating and accessing the key new opportunities
• Regulatory scenario
• Environmental challenges for the pre-salt E&P and the importance for the industry and technology/innovation development, the local content and the R&D policies, the role of the regulatory body to develop this area/ start ups/spin offs opportunities
• Key steps to identify the best investment opportunities environment related as solar energy and waste management

Moderator:
Nicholas C Ashby, Chief Executive Officer, CELADON CAPITAL
Simone Anhaia Melo, Senior Advisor, NATIONAL REGULATORY AGENCY FOR PETROLEUM, NATURAL GAS AND BIOFUELS - ANP (LINKED TO THE MINISTRY OF MINES AND ENERGY)
José Rocha, Coordinator of the Ambientronic Project from CTI, CENTER FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY)
Ilan E. Cuperstein, COPPE Representative, CHINA-BRASIL CENTER FOR CLIMATE CHANGE AND ENERGY TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION, UFRJ

• Analyzing the investment potential regarding the exploration and development of Brazil’s pre-salt deepwater oil reserves
• Factors that determine the feasibility and profitability of Brazilian project opportunities – What investors should look for
• Global energy price trends and drivers – Implications for the commercial viability of Brazilian pre-salt
• Understanding why Brazil is one of the most promising markets for the offshore industry
• How Asian companies can maximize the potential of pre-salt projects
• Opportunities and the threats for suppliers and sub-suppliers entering the Brazilian market

Moderator:
Simone Anhaia Melo, Senior Advisor, NATIONAL REGULATORY AGENCY FOR PETROLEUM, NATURAL GAS AND BIOFUELS - ANP (LINKED TO THE MINISTRY OF MINES AND ENERGY)

Panellists:
Eduardo de Mattos Bertão, Executive Director, Asia Coverage, BTG PACTUAL
Jean Paul Prates, Director, CERNE (CENTRE OF STRATEGIC STUDIES IN NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENERGY)
Gustavo de Freitas Leite, Partner, VITOR COSTA ADVOGADOS

• Is the skilled labor in China a challenge?
• Main differences between Brazilian and Chinese teams, rules and culture
• Which are the main challenges in China – A Brazilian point of view
• How to deal and adapt when entering the Chinese market
• Numbers of WEG growth in China so far and what are the next plans

Paulo Sliva, Nantong Unit Director, WEG