Latin America Mining Investment Summit Brochure 2013

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Elmer Prata SalomãoPresident, ABPM (Brazilian Associationof Mineral Exploration)Brazil

Dr. Malaika CulverwellExtractive Industries Specialist, Inter-American Development Bank, USA

Timothy W. Cunningham, PresidentTouchstone Group, USA

João CarrêloPresident and CEOEco Oro, Canada

Renata FortesGeneral Manager, Planning & Market DevelopmentCompanhia Siderúrgica Nacional, Brazil

Doug GrohPortfolio Manager and Senior Research AnalystTocquevilleUSA

Paulo de SaManager, Sustainable Energy, Oil, Gas and Mining, World BankUSA

Ian Donald SVP and Head of Global Risk Analysis Control Risks, USA

Confi rmed speakers

♦ Learn the most effective ways for Latin American miners to raise capital

♦ Understand the key aspects of Latin American taxation and legislation for mining projects

♦ Combating the growing trend towards resource nationalisation in Latin America

♦ Hear the investor perception of the Latin American mining market

♦ Learn how to balance the cost of infrastructure projects in remote areas with delivering ROI for your investors

♦ Understand how to ensure your mining project complies with regional environmental legislation

♦ Hear Latin American governments’ views on foreign investment for the mining sector

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Investing in Latin American gold, silver, copper and iron ore mining:overcoming the risks and maximising the investment returns

♦ Colette Rustad, Senior Vice President, Goldcorp, USA

♦ Akiba Leisman, Vice President, Wexford Capital, USA

♦ Angel Marces, Consultant, Inter-American Development Bank

♦ Louis Vos, Global Business Development, IFC Global Mining Division, USA

♦ Peter L. Gianulis, President, Carrelton Asset Management, USA

♦ Cesar Gonzalez, Analyst, Wexford Capital, USA

♦ Mike Woloschuk, Principal, Evaluations, Waterton Global Resource Management, Canada

♦ Anthony Milewski, Principal, Black Vulcan Resources, USA

♦ Mamadou Barry, Sustainable Energy, Oil, Gas and Mining, World Bank, USA

♦ Fred McMahon, Dr Michael A. Walker Research Chair, The Fraser Institute, Canada

♦ Adam Seltzer, Managing Director, Investment Banking, Dominick & Dominick, USA


June 10-13, 2013 • 1605 Broadway At 49th Street, New York City

Latin America is the second largest mining region globally and the potential to maximise returns on investment are clear. However, changes in the political landscape alongside community tensions and more stringent environmental compliance mean that the risk and cost associated with mining in the region can increase. With the signifi cance of mining developments in the region increasing, Resourceful Events, an associate company of Mining Journal and Mines and Money brings you the Latin America Mining Investment Summit in New York on June 10-13.

Iron ore, gold, copper and silver are key areas of interest for the investment sector from traditional mining centers in Chile, Peru, Brazil and Mexico to emerging growth markets including Colombia and Central America. With excellent grades available in the region, senior fi gures from the investment community will join leading fi nancial institutions, mining corporations and junior miners to identify mining investment opportunities in Latin America.

The event will highlight the key opportunities and challenges associated with raising investment for Latin American mining projects and will cover core areas such as the current and future investment climate, investor perspectives on the region, changing political, social and environmental trends as well as focus sessions on specifi c countries and regions. With excellent networking opportunities and a spotlight drawn on Latin American mining and your project, can you afford to miss out?

Recent attendees to our mining investment events include:Aberdeen Gould Capital MarketsAberforth PartnersAbydos Capital ManagementAdelante Asset ManagementAltus Resource CapitalAnglo Pacifi c GroupAnglo-Suisse CapitalArlington Asset ManagementAxion InvestmentBaker Steel Capital ManagersBarclays Asset ManagementBaring Asset ManagementBergen Asset ManagementBlack River Asset ManagementBlackRock World Mining FundBlueCrest Capital ManagementCanada LifeCD CapitalCheviot Asset ManagementChrystal CapitalCommodity Discovery FundDenham Capital ManagementDoyen CapitalFirst ReserveFirst State InvestmentsGalena Asset ManagementGeneration Asset ManagementGreenpark CapitalGrove Capital GroupHBS Financial PlanningInfraRed Capital PartnersInvestec Asset ManagementJP MorganKairos Investment ManagementMacquarie CapitalMaoming Investment ManagerMars Asset ManagementMelbury CapitalMerce InvestmentsMeridian CapitalNew City Investment ManagersOdey Asset ManagementPactum Asset ManagementPallinghurst ResourcesPathway CapitalPhoenix Gold FundPictet Asset ManagementPolygon Investment PartnersPrecious CapitalRAB CapitalResource Capital FundsRMB ResourcesSalamanca Capital ResourcesSchroder InvestmentShard Capital PartnersSoditic Asset ManagementSpartacus CapitalStanhill Capital PartnersTamimi InvestmentTellus Investment PartnersThani InvestmentsThe Lind PartnersThe Mongolia FundThe Sentient GroupTMS InvestmentsWest Yorkshire Pension FundWestoria CapitalYorkville AdvisorsZUPA Investments

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onday June 10

Option 1:Pre-conference workshop: Identifying and mitigating risk in your mining project

Option 2: Mining in a Day

TuesdayJune 11

Conference D

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Market overview

Latin America: an investment persepctive

Latin America: an investment persepctive

Wednesday June 12

Conference D

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Impact of political, socialand environmental factors on Latin America

Region focus

Thursday June 13

Post-conference workshop: Raising capital for Latin America mining projects

Programme at a glance

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Workshop led by: Konrad Huber, Senior Advisor, Latin America, Veracity Worldwide

10.00 Welcome and opening remarks

10.10 Effective techniques for identifying changes in risks to Latin American mining projects

• Understanding how to detect core risks to mining projects including community unrest, changing governmental attitudes towards mining and operational risk

• Developing effective country risk profi les to assist your mining project planning

• Implementing strategies for detecting changes in risk early to minimise the impact on your mining project

• Identifying the most effective techniques for gathering intelligence on a national, regional and local level

11.10 Coffee & networking

11.40 Effective strategies for identifying and coping with national and local political risk in Latin American mining projects

• Examining how to effectively identify changes in national governmental attitudes to mining and their impact on the risk of your projectin national governmental attitudes to mining and their impact on the risk of your projectin national governmental attitudes to mining

• Developing effective strategies for lobbying with and negotiating with government to mitigate political risk

• Assessing techniques for identifying and managing political risk on a local level

12.40 Q&A and open discussion

13.00 Lunch

14.00 Mitigating social risk in Latin American mining projects

• Understanding the core drivers for social risk in Latin American mining projects and identifying

• Understanding the core drivers for social risk in Latin American mining projects and identifying

• Understanding the core drivers for social risk in

emerging risk areas

• Determining to what extent small social investments early in the project can mitigate risk by building long term community relationships

• Mitigating the risk of increased community infl uence on mining projects

• Mitigating the risk of increased community infl uence on mining projects

• Mitigating the risk of increased community

15.00 Coffee and networking

15.30 Minimising operational risk in Latin American mining projects

• Determining to what extent a skills shortage exists in Latin America and assessing the risk it poses to mining projects

• Coping with trend towards a greater risk of industrial disputes in the mining sector and minimising the impact on your project

• Techniques for mitigating the risk associated with access to energy and natural resources alongside aging and poor infrastructurewith access to energy and natural resources alongside aging and poor infrastructurewith access to energy and natural resources

16.30 Q&A and closing remarks

16.45 End of pre-conference workshop

Monday, June 10, 2013 – Pre-conference workshop

Tuesday, June 11, 2013 – Conference Day One

09.00 Welcome and business card exchange

Market overview: analysis of the investment climate in Latin America

09.15 KEYNOTE: Mining snapshot: Drawing comparisons between the Latin America and global mining markets

• Evaluating global commodity demand, factors driving short, medium and long term growth and how that impacts Latin American mining

• Where does Latin America fi t into the global mining market and to what extent can it deliver long term investment returns?

• Quantifying the role China and India, alongside sluggish economies in North America and Europe, play in driving mining demand

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Renata Fortes, General Manager, Planning & Market Development, Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional, Brazil

09.45 Analysing capital fl ow into Latin America mining projects and examining investment demand

• Understanding how current investment trends impact the mining sector

• Examining the factors impacting the attractiveness of mining to foreign investors

• Examining the factors impacting the attractiveness of mining to foreign investors

• Examining the factors impacting the

• Evaluating commodity price forecasts and their impact on different types of investment

• Evaluating commodity price forecasts and their impact on different types of investment

• Evaluating commodity price forecasts and their

• Determining to what extent political volatility in Latin America is impacting the fl ow of capital

• Determining to what extent political volatility in Latin America is impacting the fl ow of capital

• Determining to what extent political volatility

into the region. How is this likely to change?Akiba Leisman, Vice President, Wexford Capital

10.15 Examining the impact of government policy and legislation on mining in Latin America

• To what extent are changes in regional mineral laws impacting investment?

• Examining how changes in local taxes and royalties are affecting the attractiveness of

• Examining how changes in local taxes and royalties are affecting the attractiveness of

• Examining how changes in local taxes and

mining in Latin America to investors • Evaluating how changes in government policy

are likely to impact mining in Latin America • To what extent will these changes infl uence the

cost of mining and the ability to deliver an ROI • To what extent will these changes infl uence the

cost of mining and the ability to deliver an ROI • To what extent will these changes infl uence the

for investors?cost of mining and the ability to deliver an ROI for investors?cost of mining and the ability to deliver an ROI

Paulo de Sa, Manager, Sustainable Energy, Oil, Gas and Mining, World Bank

10.45 Spotlight presentationsA chance to showcase your investment opportunity

to a larger investor audience• João Carrêlo, President and CEO, Eco Oro, Canada

• TBC • TBC


Latin America:an investment persepctive

11.45 Evaluating the risk and return profi le of the Latin American mining market

• Where are investors targeting their funds in the region?

• Examining how current fl uctuations in commodity pricing and the asset quality in the region impact investment potential

• Assessing how socio-political instability in the region is holding back investment in mining projects

Peter L. Gianulis, President, Carrelton Asset Management

Identifying and mitigating risk in your mining project

12.15 Panel: Evaluating the appropriateness of different fi nancing options available to junior miners in Latin America

• What factors are investors looking for to maximise returns when investing in mining projects?

• Finding the most appropriate mix of funding to match your project

• What other ways of raising capital should mining companies be looking at in a challenging IPO environment?

Doug Groh, Portfolio Manager and Senior Research Analyst, Tocqueville Peter L. Gianulis, President, Carrelton Asset ManagementTimothy W. Cunningham, President, Touchstone Group

12.45 Spotlight presentationsSpotlight presentationsA chance to showcase your investment opportunity

to a larger investor audience• TBC

• TBC • TBC

13.15 Lunch and networking14.20 Techniques used by investors to evaluate

mining projects • Analysing the key technical factors that

investors consider when evaluating investment potential of a mining projectinvestors consider when evaluating investment potential of a mining projectinvestors consider when evaluating investment

• Understanding how exploration potential, geology, resource modelling, mine design, metallurgy and plant design impact your projects’ attractiveness to investors

• Determining to what extent you can optimise the technical aspect of your project to make

• Determining to what extent you can optimise the technical aspect of your project to make

• Determining to what extent you can optimise

your Latin American mining project more attractive to investors

Mike Woloschuk, Principal, Evaluations, Waterton Global Resource Management

14.50 Raising capital for Latin American mining projects: Toronto, New York & beyond

• Evaluating the changing mix of debt, equity and bond markets for raising capital for Latin

• Evaluating the changing mix of debt, equity and bond markets for raising capital for Latin

• Evaluating the changing mix of debt, equity

America mining projects • Examining strategies for improving the

attractiveness of Latin American mining projects Examining strategies for improving the attractiveness of Latin American mining projects Examining strategies for improving the

• To what extent are Asian capital markets available to Latin America mining projects?

• What role do national, governmental fi nancing programmes provide as a viable alternative to raising capital on the markets?

Adam Seltzer, Managing Director, Investment Banking, Dominick & Dominick LLC

15.20 Case study: Evaluating and coping with obstacles when securing investment for the extraction of remote access ores

• To what extent can the cost of building infrastructure in remote regions be minimised?

• To what extent can the cost of building infrastructure in remote regions be minimised?

• To what extent can the cost of building

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negotiating with governments on infrastructure • Examining how to get the best deal when

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mining project attractive to investors and developing strategies to mitigate risk and cost of remote projects developing strategies to mitigate risk and cost of remote projects developing strategies to mitigate risk and cost

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Manager South America, Coffey International


16.20 Spotlight presentationsA chance to showcase your investment opportunity

to a larger investor audience• TBC

• TBC • TBC

16.50 Panel: How can companies lobby government to improve investment opportunities and infrastructure?

• To what extent is resource nationalisation going to impact mining in Latin America?

• Analysing global case studies, highlighting lessons learned and how they can be applied to Latin American mining policies

• Effectively using investment in infrastructure as • Effectively using investment in infrastructure as a tool to lobby governments

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Colette Rustad, Senior Vice President, GoldcorpManuel Hernandez, Business Development Manager South America, Coffey International, ChileIain Donald, SVP and Head of Global Risk Analysis, Control Risks, USA

17.20 Roundup17.30 End of conference day one

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Thursday, June 13, 2013Post-conference workshop

09.00 Welcome and business card exchange

Impact of political, socialand environmental factors

on Latin America

09.15 Examining changing regional policies in the mining sector and how they impact foreign investment

• Looking at the likely trends towards resource nationalisation and how that could impact your mining project

• Developing strategies to build effective partnerships and working relationships with government departments

• Best practice in building community relations to improve the development of your mining

• Best practice in building community relations to improve the development of your mining

• Best practice in building community relations

project Louis Vos, Global Business Development, IFC Global Mining Division

09.45 Case study: Building community infrastructure to speed up the progress on your mining project

• Assessing regional infrastructure projects and what strategies will provide the quickest route to market

• Using community infrastructure projects as a • Using community infrastructure projects as a negotiating tool with governments

• To what extent can community projects deliver • To what extent can community projects deliver

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real commercial benefi ts to your mining • To what extent can community projects deliver

real commercial benefi ts to your mining • To what extent can community projects deliver

project? Dr. Malaika Culverwell, Extractive Industries Specialist, Inter-American Development Bank

Angel Marces, Consultant, Inter-American Development Bank

10.15 Panel: Effective strategies for coping with political, societal and environmental problems in Latin America

• What are the most cost effi cient ways of dealing with the problems?

• Assessing whether a healthy fl ow of foreign investment into Latin American mining will continue without a coherent strategy to deal with current political, societal and environmental problems

• How can Latin American miners effectively negotiate with and infl uence government?

• How can Latin American miners effectively negotiate with and infl uence government?

• How can Latin American miners effectively

• Short and long term strategies for dealing with the problems

• Balancing the cost of Corporate Social Responsibility programmes with asset quality and accessibility to ensure long term deliverable ROI

Mamadou Barry, Sustainable Energy Department, Oil, Gas and Mining Unit, World Bank

Fred McMahon, Dr Michael A. Walker Research Chair, The Fraser Institute, Canada

10.45 Spotlight presentationsSpotlight presentationsA chance to showcase your investment

opportunity to a larger investor audience• TBC

• TBC • TBC


11.45 Case Study: Building private-public partnerships to create value and wealth in your mining project

• Examining how companies are partnering with • Examining how companies are partnering with public and social projects and identifying the

• Examining how companies are partnering with public and social projects and identifying the

• Examining how companies are partnering with

clear benefi ts to their mining operationspublic and social projects and identifying the clear benefi ts to their mining operationspublic and social projects and identifying the

• Identifying techniques for getting community • Identifying techniques for getting community

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buy-in on your mining project and methods for building long term partnershipsbuy-in on your mining project and methods for building long term partnershipsbuy-in on your mining project and methods

• Determining to what extent a coherent public • Determining to what extent a coherent public

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12.15 Case study: Examining how to overcome changes in environmental legislation and raise fi nance for your Latin American mining project

• Examining how changing trends in • Examining how changing trends in environmental policy are impacting investor interest in Latin American mining projects

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environmental compliance and how to use it to gain commercial benefi t

• Calculating the most effective mix of long • Calculating the most effective mix of long

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• Calculating the most effective mix of long term fi nance for your mining project

• Calculating the most effective mix of long

Invited speaker: Senior representative, Codelco

12.45 Spotlight presentationsSpotlight presentations

A chance to showcase your investment opportunity to a larger investor audience

12.45 Aurcana Silver12.55 TBC13.05 TBC

Region focus14.20 Brazil: Evaluating the current investment

climate in the Brazilian mining sector

• How effective are current government measures to attract long term foreign

• How effective are current government measures to attract long term foreign

• How effective are current government

investment into the mining sector and are they likely to change?

• How can the lessons from the success of Brazil’s iron ore sector be applied cross Latin America?

• Examining the impact of current legislation that controls foreign ownership of mines in

• Examining the impact of current legislation that controls foreign ownership of mines in

• Examining the impact of current legislation

Brazil • Comparing the mining investment climate

in Brazil with other regions in Latin America: What clear lessons can be learnt?

Elmer Prata Salomão, President, ABPM (Brazilian Association of Mineral Exploration)

14.50 Examining how to manage cost and mitigate risks with increased environmental compliance

• Quantifying costs of increased compliance requirements in the region

• To what extent can environmental compliance help mining companies with government negotiations and community relations?

• How do changes in environmental legislation impact investor appetite for mining projects in

• How do changes in environmental legislation impact investor appetite for mining projects in

• How do changes in environmental legislation

the region?Speaker invited from Usiminas

Mexico: How are Mexican government loans affecting mining investment?

• To what extent are changes in environmental and social policy impacting the mining industry in Mexico?

• Examining the attractiveness of investment loans from FIFOMI as a means to fund mining

• Examining the attractiveness of investment loans from FIFOMI as a means to fund mining

• Examining the attractiveness of investment

projects in Mexico • What strategies are the new government

in Mexico implementing to encourage and increase foreign investment in the mining in Mexico implementing to encourage and increase foreign investment in the mining in Mexico implementing to encourage and

sector Speaker invited from the Mexican Government


16.20 Spotlight presentations

A chance to showcase your investment opportunity to a larger investor audience

• TBC • TBC • TBC

Raising capital for Latin Americanmining projects

Morning sessions led by: Fred McMahon, Dr Michael A. Walker Research Chair, The Fraser Institute, Canada

10.00 Welcome and opening remarks

10.10 Overview of fi nancing options in Latin America

• Evaluating market changes for raising capital for Latin America mining projects with a focus on: Evaluating market changes for raising capital for Latin America mining projects with a focus on: Evaluating market changes for raising capital for

o Debt fi nancingLatin America mining projects with a focus on:o Debt fi nancingLatin America mining projects with a focus on:

o IPOso Streaming

• What are the pros and cons of raising capital on TMX and NYSE and evaluating their suitability for IPOs in Latin American mining?on TMX and NYSE and evaluating their suitability for IPOs in Latin American mining?on TMX and NYSE and evaluating their

• Evaluating other global fi nance for FDI mining investment

• To what extent are government loans appropriate as part of your fi nancing mix?

• To what extent are government loans appropriate as part of your fi nancing mix?

• To what extent are government loans


11.40 Effective fi nancing strategies for Latin American mining projects

• What are the main sources of fi nance for your project and how do you effectively access them? What are the main sources of fi nance for your project and how do you effectively access them? What are the main sources of fi nance for your

• Other than traditional debt and equity fi nance, what new and innovative funding alternatives Other than traditional debt and equity fi nance, what new and innovative funding alternatives Other than traditional debt and equity fi nance,

are emerging? • Calculating the cost of short and long term

fi nance options and matching these effectively Calculating the cost of short and long term fi nance options and matching these effectively Calculating the cost of short and long term

with your project • Keeping abreast of changes in mining codes

and how that affects your ability to raise Keeping abreast of changes in mining codes and how that affects your ability to raise Keeping abreast of changes in mining codes

fi nanceand how that affects your ability to raise fi nanceand how that affects your ability to raise

• Examining how to develop the best mix of fi nance for your projectExamining how to develop the best mix of fi nance for your projectExamining how to develop the best mix of

12.40 Q&A and open discussion

13.00 Lunch

Afternoon sessions led by: Mamadou Barry, Sustainable Energy Department, Oil, Gas and Mining Unit, World Bank

14.00 Evaluating how to make your project more attractive to investors with respect to increased social confl icts

• Which commodities are investors targeting and how is this likely to change?

• How to combat trends towards increased social confl ict

• Developing strategies for making your mining project leaner and more effi cient: How much Developing strategies for making your mining project leaner and more effi cient: How much Developing strategies for making your mining

are investors looking for this in the current project leaner and more effi cient: How much are investors looking for this in the current project leaner and more effi cient: How much

market climate? • Developing effective responses and strategies

to investor concerns about social confl ictsDeveloping effective responses and strategies to investor concerns about social confl ictsDeveloping effective responses and strategies

15.00 Coffee and networking

15.30 Dealing with increases in social confl ict and the impact on project fi nancing

• Examining strategies to minimise the impact of increased social confl ict on investor appetite Examining strategies to minimise the impact of increased social confl ict on investor appetite Examining strategies to minimise the impact of

for mining projects • Assessing techniques for mitigating the risk

of social confl ict on your mining project by Assessing techniques for mitigating the risk of social confl ict on your mining project by Assessing techniques for mitigating the risk

developing effective strategies for negotiating of social confl ict on your mining project by developing effective strategies for negotiating of social confl ict on your mining project by

with government • Developing strategies to cope with changes to

environmental regulation and increased social risks in order to make your project attractive for investorsrisks in order to make your project attractive for investorsrisks in order to make your project attractive

16.30 Q&A and closing remarks

16.45 End of p ost-conference workshop

Exhibit at or Sponsor Latin America Mining Investment Summit

Contact Peter Braham for more information on exhibiting at and sponsoring the Latin America Mining Investment

Summit, New York 2013: +44 (0)20 7812 8439 / [email protected]

16.50 Commodity panel: Investor perceptions of commodity pricing

• Which commodities are attractive for investors, what are they targeting and how could this change?

• To what extent will changes in regulation impact the attractiveness of gold, silver,

• To what extent will changes in regulation impact the attractiveness of gold, silver,

• To what extent will changes in regulation

copper and iron ore? • Which commodities will generate the most

return and how is this likely to change in the short-medium term?

Cesar Fernandez, Analyst, Wexford Capital Anthony Milewski, Principal, Black Vulcan Resources Speaker invited from Barclays Capital17.20 Roundup

17.30 End of conference day twoEnd of conference day two


Wednesday, June 12, 2013 –Conference Day Two



♦ Junior miners♦ Fund, portfolio, asset managers and private

equity advisors♦ Banks and corporate fi nance companies♦ Leading Latin American mining corporations♦ Latin American government offi cials♦ Mining and mining services companies♦ Brokers, lawyers and consultants

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Contact: Harry Chapman, Conference Director,[email protected]

Tel: +44 (0)20 7812 8441

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Please make your crossed cheque or bank draft payable to Resourceful Events Limited in GBP only. We only accept cheques drawn on a UK bank or bank draft / demand draft only.Please mail your cheque or bank draft and registration form (including mailing label): Customer Services, Resourceful Events Limited, 20/F Siu On Centre, 188 Lockhart Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong.

Please Note: All discounts can only be applied at the time of registration and discounts cannot be combined. In the event that more than one discount is applicable, delegates will receive the discount with the highest value. All discounts are subject to approval. Please note the conference fee does not include travel or hotel accommodation costs. 1. Should you be unable to attend, a substitute delegate is always welcome at no extra charge. 2. Alternatively, the organisers can also provide a credit note for attendance at the any other Resourceful Events Europe event for cancellations received 14 days prior to the event. Alternatively, a 50% refund will be provided for cancellations received in writing (letter or facsimile) no later than four weeks prior to the event; thereafter we regret no refunds or credit notes can be arranged. 3. The organisers reserve the right to alter the programme without notice including the substitution, alternation or cancellation of speakers and / or topics and / or alternation of the dates and / or location of the event. 4. The organisers are not responsible for any loss or damage as a result of a substitution, alternation, postponement or cancellation of any event. ©2013 Resourceful Events Europe Ltd. All rights reserved.

On-site registration/payment: US$160 surcharge will be collected and no discounts available. Early bird rates are contingent upon payment being received within 14 days from the registration date. Group discounts are available for three of more bookings from one company, please contact the organisers for more information

Resourceful Events Ltd20/F Siu On Centre, 188 Lockhart Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong

Tel: +44 (0)20 7216 6056 Fax: +44 (0)20 7216 6050

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