Practical Nigerian Content

Learn the Theory • Hear the Success Stories • See it in Action

Eng Ernest C Nwapa Executive Secretary

Nigerian ContentDevelopment & Monitoring

Board (NCDMB)

H.E. Diezani Alison-Madueke Honourable Minister

of Petroleum ResourcesFederal Republic of Nigeria

Hon Henry Seriake Dickson Executive Governor

Bayelsa State

23 - 25 OCTOBER 2012 | YENAGOA

Bronze Sponsors

Nestoil PLC

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

Conference • Practical Seminar • Site Visit

Gold Sponsor Silver Sponsor

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Speakers Include

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In recent years, we have witnessed remarkable progress in the implementation of Nigerian Content initiatives. Perceptions have changed, and what used to be viewed as a compliance issue is now regarded as a source of business opportunities.

Held in partnership with the Nigerian Content Development & Monitoring Board, NCI’s second Practical Nigerian Content event will welcome you to Yenagoa, where you will receive an update on progress and future strategies and devise how your business can best benefit from the Nigerian Content Agenda.

Do not miss out on this unique opportunity to share ideas, hear the perspectives of government and industry and experience Nigerian Content in action.

2012 Highlights

Conference

Learn about the strategies and expectations of the NCDMB Identify opportunities for collaboration and partnership Get questions answered directly by the policy makers driving the Nigerian Content Agenda Learn how your business can benefit from the Nigerian Content Act

Practical Seminar

Hear from the experts how you can successfully implement Nigerian Content and how your organisation can benefit Opportunities to get questions answered by the experts Learn from past experiences and case studies

Site Visit

Take advantage of this unique opportunity to visit skills bases and training facilities See Nigerian Content in action and learn first-hand about the capacity building programmes in place Witness in person how Nigerian Content is being implemented and the benefits to communities

Join The Dialogue On Policy Implementation

Adamu Atiku-Abubakar Deputy Acting Managing DirectorIntels Nigeria

Dr Kingsley Ojoh Executive DirectorTotal E&P Nigeria Ltd

Hon Henry Seriake Dickson Executive GovernorBayelsa State

Ernest Azudialu President & CEONestoil Group

Austin Uzoka Head of Nigerian Content DevelopmentShell Nigeria Exploration& Production Company

Eng Ernest C Nwapa Executive SecretaryNigerian Content Development & Monitoring Board (NCDMB)

H.E. Diezani Alison-Madueke Honourable Ministerof Petroleum ResourcesFederal Republic of Nigeria

Speakers

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Nestoil PLC

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Intels site visit opening ceremony Site visit Conference attended by over 400 delegates

The Event for Nigeria about Nigeria

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2011 Highlights

Mr. Gabriele Volpi, Chairman, Orlean Invest West Africa Ltd, Governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State and Alhaji Ado Bayero, Emir of Kano and Chairman of Intels Nigeria Ltd

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Ernest NwapaExecutive Secretary

The Nigerian Content Development & Monitoring Board (NCDMB) welcomes delegates and participants to the Practical Nigerian Content Workshop 2012, being held in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State from October 23-25.

This event first held in 2011 in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, is being jointly organised this year by NCI and NCDMB, a testament to the model of genuine partnerships being promoted by the Board.

Since inception in April 2010, the Board has overseen a structured implementation programme that has retained over $4bn out of the $20bn annual industry spend and stimulated over $2bn investment in new and upgrade of facilities.

As part of its mandate, the Board has ensured the training of over 10,000 training attachment and employment opportunities for young Nigerians, while indigenous ownership and operatorship of rigs and marine vessels is growing to over $2bn over the same period.

Recently, the Board began to promote the Equipment Components Manufacturing initiative, which is geared at stimulating the development of capacities for manufacturing of equipment and systems required by the oil and gas industry. This will create thousands of jobs, link the oil and gas industry with the wider manufacturing sector and spur industrialisation in the country.

The NOGICJQS, a key plank of the Board’s operations is being set up to serve as the industry databank, especially for training and employment, expatriate quota utilisation and succession planning, contract processing among other functions.

The Nigerian Content Development Fund has also been launched to build the supply chain sector and develop critical infrastructure needed by the industry.

This event, which has as its theme, ‘Discover the opportunities-Hear the success stories-See it in action’, will lay bare several issues associated with the implementation of the Nigerian Content Act and imbue participants with knowledge they need to comply with the provisions of the Act.

Welcome and enjoy the event.

Ernest Nwapa Executive SecretaryNigerian Content Development & Monitoring Board (NCDMB)

Welcome Message From The Board

Participants

• Evaluating the legal provisions to encourage foreign investment

• Assessing the role of NNPC - achieving successful collaboration with IOCs & international & local service companies

• Examining the capacity needs & identifying investment opportunities Uzoma Dozie Executive Director, Corporate Banking & Lagos-West Businesses Diamond Bank

Samual Hart Nigerian Content Manager Julius Berger Nigeria

• Aligning interests of investors with the national interests in future projects

• Identifying key areas of investment & opportunities for your business

• Achieving sustainable industrial development & long-term job creation

• Opportunities in other industries - how is Nigerian Content impacting sectors outside of oil & gas

• Examples of training initiatives that lead to long-term job creation

Dr Kingsley Ojoh Executive Director Total E&P Nigeria Ltd

Austin Uzoka Head of Nigerian Content Development Shell Nigeria Exploration & Production Company

08:00 Welcome Coffee & Registration

09:00 Welcome Remarks from the Chairman

Keynote Address:

Ministerial Address:

Conference Agenda Tuesday 23 October 2012

• Lowering costs through procurement & contracting strategies

• Improving the effectiveness of local contractors through technology transfer

• Advantages of increasing Nigerian participation in senior management positions

Adamu Atiku-Abubakar Deputy Acting Managing Director Intels Nigeria

Raymond Wilcox General Manager NCD Chevron Nigeria Ltd


15:00 Networking Coffee Break

16:30 Closing Remarks from the Chairman


Questions & Answers

Questions & Answers

Questions & Answers

Questions & Answers

12:30 Networking Lunch

The Role of International Investors in Increasing Nigerian Capacity

Increasing Your Competitive Edge Through Nigerian Content: Reviewing the Economic & Operational Benefits for Your Business

Opportunities in Capacity Building: How Much is Needed to Keep Pace with the Growth in the Oil & Gas Industry

The Must Attend Learning Forum on Nigerian Content

Nigerian Content Implementation: Success & Challenges Eng Ernest C Nwapa Executive SecretaryNigerian Content Development & Monitoring Board (NCDMB)

Nigerian Content as a Tool for Developing the National Economy H.E. Diezani Alison-Madueke Honourable Minister of Petroleum ResourcesFederal Republic of Nigeria

Special Address:

The Role of Oil Bearing States in Enhancing Nigerian Content Development Hon Henry Seriake Dickson Executive GovernorBayelsa State

Practical Seminar Wednesday 24 October 2012

Share Your Views & Learn From One Another’s Experiences

09:30 Networking Coffee


12:30 Networking Lunch

Nigerian Content Legislation - 0pportunities & Compliance

• Establishing true partnerships for win-win outcomes

• Engaging local communities & traditional leaders

• Working with local, State & Federal governments: defining the roles

• Integrating perspectives & managing the expectations of all parties Wole Akinyosoye General Manager PRS NCDMB

Towards Optimum Stake Holder Collaboration

• The Nigerian Content Act & how it impacts your business

• Working with the NCDMB to devise a successful Nigerian Content strategy for your business

• Outlining the steps to achieve compliance

Nigerian Content as an Investment Opportunity

• Identifying business opportunities in the framework of Nigerian Content

• Finding the right local partner & establishing your joint venture

• Financing options available for joint ventures in Nigeria

• Steps to successfully establish Nigerian operations


16:00 End of Seminar

Increasing Nigerian Content Through Training & Management of Your Suppliers

• Assessing the support that your suppliers need to meet your operational requirements

• Implementing training to fill the skills gap

• Developing programmes to build a sustainable base of SMEs

Ernest Azudialu President & CEO Nestoil Group

The seminar will provide an in-depth analysis of the

key issues faced when implementing Nigerian content. With an interactive format, participants will be encouraged

to openly discuss their views & learn from one another’s

experiences.

Joseph Duntoye General Manager Aveon Offshore

Deirdre WhiteCEO CDC Development Solutions

LED BY:

Joe UdofiaMD/CEO Vandrezzer

For sponsorship opportunities please contact Rob Beckmann on+234 816 246 5189 (Nigeria), +44 207 978 0025 (UK) or email [email protected]

Site Visit

On the third day of the Practical Nigerian Content event, you will enjoy a unique opportunity to visit

oil & gas facilities in the heart of the Niger Delta.

Thursday 25 October 2012

During this exciting day, you will:

Witness first-hand how Nigerian Content is being implemented

Learn about capacity building programmes & the impact on job

creation & economic development

Observe how Nigerian Content is resulting in benefits for the

communities & increasing their engagement in the oil & gas industry

Participate in demonstrations showcasing how Nigerian Content

increases efficiency & lowers costs

See it in Practice!


About NCI

Our extensive operations in Nigeria, which include twelve editions of Nigeria Oil & Gas (NOG) along with infrastructure, construction, technology and telecoms events, meant that it was a natural progression for us to open a Nigerian office, NCI. NCI looks after CWC’s operations in Nigeria including Conferences, Exhibitions and School for Energy courses. It aims to support development in Nigeria, and is proud to work with and on behalf of senior level policy and decision makers from:

Our commitment to Nigeria extends to ensuring sustainable relationships and events, in-depth market research & understanding, delivering international standards by leveraging local knowledge & suppliers as well as having a team dedicated to Nigeria. Moreover, we organiseinternships, non-profit events and charity & development initiatives.

CWC and NCI also provide a longstanding support to Nigerian Business Coalition Against AIDS (NIBUCAA) as part of our corporate social responsibility:

CWC operations in Nigeria have always had the unprecedented support of the Nigerian Government and are carried out in consultation with the Nigerian stakeholders including the Ministries, State Companies, NGOs and Nigerian industry experts. NCI believes in actively nurturing businesses in Nigeria, supporting sustainability through quality-driven purchasing strategies and has a preference for Nigerian suppliers over international for its Nigerian events, including:

BPE Roadshow (2002)

Nigeria Investment Summit (2002)

JDA Roadshow (2004)

NCI focuses on promoting Nigeria Internationally and has facilitated important meetings showcasing opportunities to international investors outside Nigeria, including:

CWC in Nigeria

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