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2019-2-6 05:31

Introduction:

The year of 2018 continues lightening the new energy vehicles (NEVs) industry (also known as E-Mobility industry). Studies show that since 2010, the Chinese government has introduced a number of policies to accelerate the growth of the given industry (Zhang and Qin, 2018); in October 2018, the state-owned car company, China’s FAW Group, received the largest loan … Similarly, in Germany, the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi) makes the E-automobile market one policy priority for the federal government. As its National Electromobility Development Plan of 2009 states, Germany also wants to be the lead market and provider for E-Mobility in a near future; and to have one million electric vehicles on the road by 2020. …

In the light of such industrial changes and the fast-growing trend to new technology adaption in both China and Germany, the Rhine Academic Forum e.V. cordially invites Mr. Martin Tjan, the Managing Partner of Swiss-German Executive Search Company, JP contagi, to give us a fresh outlook of the current NEVs industrial development, and provides some latest findings from daily cross-border businesses, for companies and international investors who are keen to this new blooming industry with uncertainties.

Time： Feb 9, 2019 at 2-4pm

Event Address：Ode GmbH (1st floor), Düsseldorf.

The content shall include an overview of NEV landscape in China and Germany, the significant development on the latest relevant technologies R&D and coverage of charging stations, sustainability and ecological footprint, how German companies and their Chinese counterparts set a strategic plan for their businesses, and how non-Automotive companies like Google and Apple change the vision and peoples’ habit on auto purchase, etc.

The event is registration based. Currently, only maximum 10 seats left.  If you would like to participate, please send an email to info@rhineforum.org to secure your reservation.

Speaker’s information:

Mr. Martin Tjan

Managing Partner of JP contagi. He leads the China Desk for the company and works for Western and Chinese clients with a focus on the automotive, machinery&plant engineering and automation industry. Martin has a Master’s degree in East Asian Studies from Duisburg-Essen University and Shanghai East China Normal University. He has spent more than eight years of his professional career in Shanghai and gained a profound understanding of Chinese business culture and the insights of different industry thriving.