ARILOG Conference
to dare is to do
17th Edition
15-16.05.2019, Bucharest
Registration fees:
ARILOG members: 150 euro / person
External companies: 180 euro / person
RSVP: Oana Nae | | +40 740 199 919
Agenda:
May 15th May 16th
08.00 - 18.00 conventional conference 10.00 - 13.00 practical visits:
18.00 - 19.30 buffet & wine tasting Federal Mogul Ploiesti manufacturing site
19.30 - 21.00 special guest: kobsa player Bogdan Simion & FAN Courier warehouse
21.00 - 22.00 informal networking
For over 60% of the Romanians courage is one of the most important value in life and it is often associated with integrity, the power to say what’s on your mind and getting out from the comfort zone in order to have a better and happier life. (according to a study made by Piraeus Bank and Friends for Friends Foundation)
The following edition of ARILOG annual Conference is promoting the courage to do the things that we believe in because they nurture and strengthen our capacity to learn and adapt for future leadership. Join us and identify yourself with logistics and supply chain boldness stories.
We invite you to let yourself inspired by ordinary people who believed in their ideas and had the courage to fail and then again the courage to dare and get things done. It is time to acknowledge that courage is a value to be proud of, a value of social recognition.
Among speakers:
Professor Eyal Winter
Eyal Winter is professor of economics and director of the Center for the Study of Rationality at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, one of the world’s leading institutions in the academic study of decision-making. He chaired the economics department at Hebrew University and was the 2011 recipient of Germany’s Humboldt Prize. He has lectured at over 130 universities in 26 countries around the world, including Harvard, Stanford, Princeton, and the University of Cambridge.
Eyal is the author of the book "Feeling smart - Why our emotions are more rational than we think" - click HERE for the book review
Pontus Stjernfeld
Managing Partner
Renascentia Consulting
Ana-Maria Stancu
Robot Fleet Admiral
Bucharest Robots
Sophie Gligorijevic
Head of Logistics
International Committee of the Red Cross
Radu Stanescu
Managing Partner
Next Consult SCE
Marius Stefan
CEO
Autonom
Valentin Custura
Group Procurement & Logistics Manager
Green Group
Irina Mincinopschi
General Manager
Depanero
Felix Patrascanu
Managing Director
FAN Courier
Board Member
Romanian Business Leaders
Anca Popa
Supply Chain Manager
ETI
Nikos Silivestros
International Business Development Manager
Mantis Group
Strategic Partners
Visit Partners
Media Partners
Translation Partner
Digital Partner
Special guest of the evening: Bogdan Simion
Bogdan has PhD student in literature (the title of the thesis he has been working on in the past three years is "The image of King Carol I in the press: anti-dynastic sentiments in 19th century Romania"), singer, cobza player, folklore aficionado, occasional writer and actor. For over four years he has coordinated the "Şamanul Mut" ("Mute Shaman") project, one of the few post-1989 musical projects that aimed at revitalizing peasant oral music in Romania. He is a permanent member of Agurida Band (Loredana Groza's orchestra). He has worked on the soundtrack of the Romanian TV Series "Las Fierbinţi" (produced by ProTV) and has coordinated the soundtrack of the upcoming TV Series "Flavours of Romania" (produced by the Travel Channel). (TEDxCluj 2018)
One of the most recent projects of Bogdan is entitled "Fragmente" and he collaborates with chef Mihai Toader. Fragmente is a "gastrophonic" project as Bogdan says, a mx between tradtional music and traditional food from various regions of Romania. (*picture from archive)