IGCW 09 Presentation

Organizers

www.IndustrialGreenChem.com

Co -organizers

Newreka Green Synth Technologies Pvt. Ltd. - INDIAAn enviropreneurship venture initiated by technocrats from IIT-Bombay

Green Chemistry Network Center, University of Delhi - INDIA Indian Chapter of American Chemical Society- Green Chemistry Institute, USA

Chemical Industry Digest, Blockdale Publications, Mumbai- INDIAIndia’s leading chemical & engineering monthly, now into the 22nd year of publishing


Center for Green Chemistry & Green Engineering at Yale, USA

The Warner Babcock Institute for Green Chemistry, USA

Department Science & Technology, Govt. of INDIA

Department of Chemical Engineering, IIT-Bombay, INDIA

American Chemical Society- Green Chemistry Institute, USA

Supporters

Royal Society of Chemicals, UK,

DMG World Media, USA

Partners

Chemical Search International, UK

Green Chemistry Letters and Reviews Journal, US


To look at revisiting chemistries and see how at source changes are being & can be incorporated for greening the processes

Focus of IGCW 2009

Topics to be covered


Sustainable catalysis ‘Green’ reaction media Natural reaction conditions Recycling chemical process engineering Novel process intensification Innovative micro-reactions & reactors Green & clean R&D requirements Environmental policy & regulatory mechanisms (from control to prevention) Identification of priority barriers in implementing Industrial Green Chemistry (IGC) Ecosystem & funding for Enviropreneurship

9-Eye (I) Approach


Themes Objective Target Audience

Day 1 (4th Dec. 09)

1.Ignition

2.Inspiration

3.Initiation

To recognize importance and urgency of Industrial Green Chemistry amongst Chief decision

World of senior management: Chairman, CEOs, MDs, Presidents, CXOs, PROs, Directors, Strategic Advisors, Founders, Entrepreneurs, etc.

Day 2 (5th Dec. 09)

4.Identification

5.Invention

6.Innovation

To identify key challenges, view various upcoming paradigms & provide significant input for identifying its application

Senior delegates from the world of R&D: Technical Directors, R&D Managers, VPs, CTOs, Chief Scientists, Consultants, Advisors, etc.

Day 3 (6th Dec. 09)

7.Implementation

8.Industrialisation

9.Impact

To encompass specific requirements of industries for implementing Industrial Green Chemistry, & implicating its overall ecological and economical impact.

Project, Production & Operation Managers, General Managers, Vice-presidents, Advisors, Consultants, CXOs, Directors, etc.

Create the concept of Industrial Green Chemistry (IGC)

Connect all stakeholders (industry, universities, research institutes,

government bodies, students, media, etc.)

Initiate projects, partnerships

Ignite Senior Management & chief decision makers

Explore its potential to maximize the Profitability

Recognize individuals, industry, scientists and students for their

pioneering Initiatives and contributions

Inspire minds to Pursue Green Chemistry and Green Engineering

with Commitment and Passion

IGCW 2009 as a milestone seeks to:


Overall Participation structure:

Over 750 Chief delegates from Pharmaceuticals & bulk drugs Agro-based companies Dyes & pigments Fine & specialty chemical companies


IGCW 2009 is committed to forward the following outcome:


Facilitating over 750 chief delegates to explore the value of Industrial Green Chemistry

To showcase global trends in industrialization of ‘Sustainability’ and ‘Green Chemistry’ technologies

Platform the emerging technological competencies Disseminate fundamental information & create awareness through scientific

exchange Build linkages between all stakeholders (esp. academia and industries) Identifying scientific problems of mutual interests Addressing the urgency for reducing the critical challenge of e-factor

Thirty leading speakers have confirmed their contributionFew of the speakers on the board:


Prof. Paul Anastas, Director - Centre for Green Chemistry & Green Engineering at Yale, USA

Dr. John Warner, CTO, Warner Babcock Institute for Green Chemistry, MA, USA.

Dr. Ray Anderson, Founder & Chairman, Interface, Inc. USA

Dr. Murli Sastry, Chief Scientist-Tata Chemicals Innovation Centre, India

Dr. Bob Peoples, Director-American Chemical Society-Green Chemistry Institute, USA

Prof. G D Yadav, Director-Institute of Chemical Technology -ICT (Formerly UDCT), Mumbai, India

Dr. Pete Myer, CEO of Environmental Health Sciences, USA

Dr. Rajendra Varma , Senior Scientist-Environmental Protection Agency, USA

Dr. Mark Dorfman, Green Chemistry Naturalist-Biomimicry Guild , USA

Dr. Joe Armstrong, Merck Research Laboratories, USA

Chief Guest for Award Evening felicitation by Dr. Jairam Ramesh, Hon’ble Union

Minister, Ministry of Environment & Forests

Leading Participants Tata Chemicals Ltd.

Teva API India Ltd

Matrix Labs Ltd

Dishman Pharmaceutical & Chemicals Ltd

Jubilant Organosys Ltd.

Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Ltd.

Atul Chemicals Ltd.

Aptuit Laurus Pvt. Ltd.

Aditya Birla Science & Technology Center

Pidilite Industries Ltd.

Meghmani Groups

PI Industries

Please visit the website for viewing the compete list of participants


Opportunity to showcase ‘Green’ initiatives through exhibitions


Opportunity to be an IGCW sponsor

IGCW-2009 Participation opportunities:

Register as an IGCW-2009 participant

Opportunity to apply for Industrial Green Chemistry Award

Please visit the website for confirming your participation


Tangible

Long-term Short-term

Intangible

Opportunity to let your contribution & commitment stand out World-wide

Exploring business opportunities in the upcoming domain of GC &GE

Optimum exposure before, during and after the event

Effective way to acclaim your ‘Green’ & clean initiatives world wide

Symbiotic opportunity to stand out as an Industrial leader

Creating an ecology for Industrial sustainability

Contribute in freeing our water resources from hazardous effluents

Ensuring your organisation’s ecological & economical value footprint

Multidimensional opportunities

IGCW-2009 Diamond Sponsor Rs. 15,00,000/-

Get affiliated as an IGCW-2009 co-organiser


value

credibility profits

initiative

Accessing opportunities through sponsorship

GOLD Sponsor Rs. 12,50,000/

Get across your commitment to Chemical

Industry World-wide

SILVER Sponsor Rs. 10,00,000/-

Stand out as a leader in the emerging ecology

of Industrial Sustainability

BRONZE Sponsor Rs. 5,00,000/-

Contribute & forward the cause of Industrial

Green Chemistry

Industrial Award Evening & Cocktail-

Dinner Sponsor Rs. 7,50,000/-

Commence the new frontiers of 21st

century in Chemical Industry


Showcase your organisation’s ‘green’ initiatives

Opportunity to avail shell booth (3 * 2 Sq. m) for Exhibition & other

promotional benefits

International company at $ 6000/-

Indian Company at Rs. 2,50,000/-

Get your ‘green’ initiatives recognized by Dr. Jairam Ramesh, Union Minister of MoEF

Apply for Industrial IGCW-2009 Awards


Additional features

Pre & post IGCW-2009 online discussion forum to network with participants & all stakeholders

Opportunity to facilitate parallel events:

One day workshop for High school teachers by beyond benign- a US based institute,

committed & competent in training teachers towards teaching Green Chemistry

One day seminar for Chemical Engineering students to learn about Green Chemistry &

Green Engineering, from Prof. Paul Anastas & Dr. John Warner (father of green chemistry)

Facilitate webcasting of key presentations on the first day’s in universities & institutes

across the globe

Opportunity to organize one to one board meeting with the experts (subject to prior commitment)


looking forward to your contribution & commitment to ensure a sustainable future for all…..


Thank you!

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