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PLUS MEMBERS NEWS REPORTS IELA NEWS WORKING GROUP NEWS
AFTER 25 YEARS OF BUSINESSIELA GETS ‘BACK TO BASICS’
IELA CONGRESS& G E N E R A L A S S E M B LYPARIS, FRANCE Thursday 24th-Sunday 27th June 2010
IELA REPORT 652
C O N T E N T S
CHAIRMAN’S CORNER 2
IELA 1985-2010 3
CONGRESS 4
CUSTOMS FILE BRAZIL 7
IELA NEWS 8
MEMBERS’ LIST PULL OUT
WORKING GROUP REPORTS
Membership 9
Training 10
Organisers 11
Standards 12
Customs 13
MEMBER MOVES 14
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There has been a lot of communication inrecent months from your Board ofManagement, you all have been sent severalemails informing you of IELA developments. During the Congress in Paris we willhave time and opportunity to talk aboutthe association. All of us on the LegalBoard and the Board of Managementare looking forward to having fruitfuldiscussions with everybody.
The membership to IELA is a businesstool. Like any tool, it’s only good if it’sbeing put to use. If I have state-of-the-art tools in my house but don’t use themto repair a dripping faucet, there is littlevalue in having these tools. Things don’timprove automatically because I havethe right tools, I need to make aproactive decision to operate them, withskills. Then, if I decide to use the tools,selection of the right item is crucial. Littlesense employing a hammer or a chainsaw to repair a dripping faucet.
To me, IELA is the same. Membershipand subsequent business success is notan automatic. I have to make a consciousdecision to make my IELA Membershipwork for me. Which IELA tools work andcraft benefits for me ?
Quick and easy realization is that IELAprovides unique networkingopportunities to me. During theCongress I can take advantage ofstructured and casual networkingopportunities. Easy to meet and greet somany agents in a very short time, Iotherwise would need three monthstravelling to see them all. Because ofIELA’s Membership Policy, the agents I’m meeting at a Congress are theLeaders of our Industry in their particular markets.
If I’m smart, I’m offering the samenetworking opportunities also to myoperational staff. The proper tool forthat is sending them to attend the IELAWinter Seminar. In January 2011 theWinter Seminar will return to Zurich andDaniel Bataller and Jim Kelty are
already very busy preparing the event.More on this on page 10 of this IELAReport.
What else is there? The other day therewas a complaint stemming from what anexhibitor can expect from an ExhibitionLogistics Provider. Unreasonabledemand met reality. IELA was veryhelpful, and settled the case, referringthe exhibitor to the Standards ofPerformance displayed on the IELAWebsite. It made the customerunderstand that the QualityManagement Standards, that are agreedupon by more than 100 of the worldsleading Exhibition Transport Specialists,simply don’t contain the responsibility heassumed would exist. Not only did wereach an agreement, the exhibitorcontinues working with us. IELAMembership, used as a tool, worked.
Many of the items delivered by theWorking Groups can be applied toimprove day-to-day business. It takes alittle creativity and imagination, and noteverything may necessarily work for
CHAIRMAN’S CORNER
ACHIM LOTZWICKT. 00 49 211 740 1270E. [email protected]
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1985 TO 2010 - 25TH JUBILEE OF IELA It all started back in 1979 when SteveBarry and Hans R Brauchli starteddiscussing the possibility to create aplatform where companies active in thefield of exhibition freight forwardingcan meet. In 1983, a first officialmeeting attended by Steve Barry,Ernest Droessaert, David J. Gardner,Klaus Rauch, Peter Kuoni and Hans R.Brauchli took place in Geneva to studythe possibility to set up a legalorganization for those companiesinvolved in the International ExhibitionTransport and Service Industry.
After many months of preparation, thebirth of IELA finally took place inGeneva on 6 March 1985. The sevenfounding members were :
BTG, AugsburgFoirexpo, ParisGondrand Bros., ZurichInter-Transport, GenevaLep Fairs, BirminghamEntrepôts de Vevey, VeveyTWI, San Mateo
Hans R. Brauchli was elected as the firstpresident of the Board of Directors,members were Peter Kuoni and KlausRauch.
At the same time, Hans R. Brauchli waselected as the first Chairman of theBoard of Management, members wereSteve Barry, Ernest Droessaert, PhilipPowell and Klaus Rauch.
A few highlights of IELA’s history:
October 1985 - Publication of the first‘IELA DIARY’ (later on called‘IELA REPORT’ and presently ‘IELAWORLD’).
June 1990 - 5th General Assembly in Munich, GermanyAttended by 41 members with 75participants.
July 1991 - IELA has now 59 memberslocated in 30 countries
October 1994 - IELA sponsors a lunchat the UFI Congress in Singapore.
June 1995 - 10th General Assembly inMontreux, SwitzerlandOut of 71 members, 56 are attendingwith 102 participants.
January 2000 - IELA has its own boothat the INTEREXPO CHINA 2000 andparticipates actively at variousworkshops.
July 2000 - 17 IELA participants from11 countries attended the first jointIELA/SACEOS Training course inSingapore.
January 2002 - Winter Seminar inZurich – 27 participants from 17members located in 14 countries.
May 2002 - For the first time the‘Special Merit Award’ is presented. Inaddition, new yearly Awards such as ‘Best On-Site Agent’ and ‘Best ExportAgent’ were created.
September 2004 - The total number ofmembers is 102 representing 46countries.
These few dates and facts show theimpressive growth of IELA since thevery first days. IELA owes a lot to itspast leaders who have invested a lotnot only of their time and energy butalso their financial resources to make ofIELA the platform where people doingthe same job can meet and findsolutions to their mutual problems.
To conclude this shortcut of IELA’shistory, let me quote a few thoughtspublished in 2008 by Paul Bridle in the‘ami’ magazine and which based onwhat IELA experienced these lastmonths, are certainly worth while somedeeper consideration.
If you want to start a new association,plant a fresh seed. If you want tonurture a growing shrub, prune backhard to force new growth.
and
If you want to grow your association,simply by adding membership may notbe the way to do it; take a step outsideyour association and look at it fromanother person’s point of view. It couldbe that what you are standing for is notwhat prospective joiners need.
Hans R Brauchli
you, but, by giving it some thought, you will comeup with results that may amaze you.
May I encourage you to also look at the Congressfor additional benefit than networking. In spite ofbeing equipped with your notebook computers,iphones and, Blackberrys, connecting you to theoffice, you are remote from daily challenges andyou will be in an environment that givesopportunity to Think!. I know managers who retreatto a monastery for a week of contemplation. I won’tgo as far to suggest we do the same in Paris. Also Iwon’t surrender to the temptation to deliver somewise cracks about the idea. But, we may want toapply the same principle: digest the input frombreak out sessions, from benchmarking, from thepresentations - and contemplate how any of thiscould be of value when implemented in your ownbusiness. This is a week of meeting successfulprofessionals from our industry. Everybody freelyexpressing himself, or herself, on many differentissues and isn’t it likely you will come across inputthat is of huge benefit to you?
Being an IELA-Member, in my opinion, is like livingin good health. When it’s happening, you don’tthink much about it. Only when it’s lost, you startappreciating how good it was before.
There’s a team working on concepts to make IELAhappen for you. It’s the Working Group Members,the Working Group Chairpersons and the Board ofManagement. You can support IELA by joining aWorking Group, and eventually acceptingresponsibilities as a Chairperson or a member ofany of the Boards. IELA is an open and transparentassociation and your input is very important to thewell-being of our group.
And if you now are racing off to clean the dust fromyour toolbox, I won’t stop you. See ya’ll in Paris!
Achim Lotzwick
Delegates and theirCompanions have a fun packedprogramme ahead of them atthe Le Méridien Etoile Hotel,Paris starting with the WelcomeCocktail Party on Thursdayevening. The first opportunityof many to “get back to basics”and network face-to-face, anopportunity which is rapidlydisappearing with the power ofelectronic communications, butone of IELA’s foundingprinciples still as importanttoday as it was 25 years ago.
Friday morning theCompanions head off to explorethe delights of Paris, whilstDelegates commence with theformal part of our Programme.After a short break, you will bedelighted and inspired by PaulWoodward our keynote speaker(see panel). Now the real funstarts as we kick-off withNetworking Practices, followedafter lunch with FormalNetworking One to One.
Friday evening, Delegates andCompanions will have time torelax and enjoy the kindhospitality of our Frenchmembers; Clamageran Foirexpoand ESI Expo Services
International at a speciallyselected Parisian venue.
Saturday, IELA’s Grand DayOut, the highlight for many,when Delegates andCompanions can enjoy a funpacked day together and anopportunity to reinforce those allimportant friendships.Comfortable shoes and clotheshighly recommended.
Sunday morning, theCompanions head off foranother wonderful day in Paris.Delegates, have a full dayahead, starting off with the earlymorning Open Meetings for theWorking Groups where each andevery delegate is invited tocome along and express theiropinions and get involved. Afterlunch it is the Open Forum Q&A,followed by the Chairman’sClosing Address, but it is notquite over yet . . .
Sunday evening bothDelegates and Companions areinvited to the Silver AnniversaryGala Awards Dinner, a veryspecial event to end a veryspecial 25th Congress.
Enjoy the 25th AnniversaryIELA Congress and here’s todoing some great business.
BACK TOBASICS
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I E L A 25 T H CO N G R ESS
View from Le Méridien Hotel View of Paris
CONGRESS 2010 – 25th ANNIVERSARY24th – 27th June 2010 PARIS,FRANCE
WE HAVE ONE OBJECTIVE THIS YEAR WHICHIS TO TAKE THE CONGRESS “BACK TOBASICS”!! RATHER THAN A TALKFEST WE AREAIMING TO LET ALL PARTICIPANTS NETWORKAND USE THE CONGRESS TO ACHIEVE IT’SORIGINAL OBJECTIVES TO MEET FRIENDSAND MORE IMPORTANTLY “WRITE BUSINESS”.
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CONGRESS DETAILS
HOTELLe Méridien Etoile81 Boulevard Gouvion Saint-Cyr 75848 Paris Cedex 17 FranceT: +33 (0)1 40 68 34 34 W: www.lemeridienetoile.com
TRAINSEurostar: www.eurostar.com (Gare du Nord only 20 mins from Hotel)SNCF - www.sncf.comTube: www.ratp.com
AIRPORT TRANSFERSCharles de Gaulle (25 km / 15 miles)30 minutes drive45 minutes by rail30-45 minutes by Bus (stops across thestreet from the Hotel every 30 mins)Orly (15 km / 9 miles)30 minutes drive40 minutes by rail30-45 minutes by Buswww.aeroportsdeparis.fr
BY CARFrom EastTake the A4 Motorway to BoulevardPériphérique North and exit at PorteMaillot (Metz-Nancy). Take Bld. Gouvion StCyr on the right of the Congress Center.From NorthTake the A1 Motorway to BoulevardPériphérique West and exit at Porte Maillot.Take Blvd. Gouvion St. on the right of thecongress Center.From WestTake the A13 Motorway to BoulevardPériphérique North and exit at PorteMaillot (Rouen-Le Havre). Take Bld GouvionSt Cyr on the right of the Congress Center.From SouthTake the A6 Motorway to BoulevardPériphérique West and exit at Porte Maillot.Take Blvd. Gouvion St. Cyr on the right ofthe Congress Center.ParkingThere is a car park underneath the Hotel,approx €27 per day. Please present yourticket to the Concierge and you will receivea 20% discount
More travel information can be found athttp://www.transilien.com/web/site/accueil/guide-du-voyageur/reseau/lang/en
PAUL WOODWARDPaul Woodward is the founder andChairman of Business Strategies GroupLimited (www.bsgasia.com), a businessintelligence and strategy consulting firmwhich specialises in business media,information and events in Asia. As well as consulting tothe private sector, Paul manages the Asia/Pacific office ofUFI, the Global Association of the Exhibition Industry(www.ufi.org).
Paul has been based in Hong Kong and involved in thedevelopment of business media and events in the AsiaPacific region since 1985. He has conducted over 500business intelligence and strategy consulting projectssince 1990.
Prior to founding BSG in 2000, he was ManagingDirector of Asian Strategies Ltd., the research andstrategy consulting division of Miller Freeman Asia and aDirector of Miller Freeman Asia, now UBM Asia. There hewas responsible for regional strategy development,corporate communications and businesses around theAsia-Pacific region.
Paul has been named as the future Managing Directorof UFI, due to take over that position in July 2010following Vincent Gérard’s retirement.
THIERRY HESSEThierry HESSE, after a PhD in Law and adegree from the Paris Institute of PoliticalStudies worked for GENERALE deSERVICE INFORMATIQUE (G.S.I.). Beforebecoming Managing Director of TouringSecours, a round-the-clock breakdown assistancethroughout France.
He then worked for the CAISSE CENTRALE desMUTUELLES AGRICOLES as Director for RuralPrevention Department before becoming a Director at the advertising agency BERNARD KRIEFCONSULTANTS. Since 1989, he has been working forthe Organizing Committee for the Paris Motor, two-wheel and Sports shows, becoming the GeneralOrganizer in 1991. In 2007, he was elected President ofFoires, Salons, Congrès et Evénements de France, theFrench association of the Exhibition and Event sector.He’s also the President of OJS (Office de Justificationdes Statistiques) since 2009.
Le Méridien Hotel
SPEAKERS
The Louvre
Arc de Triomphe
COMPANIONSPROGRAMMEFRIDAY, 25TH JUNEThis morning you will bechauffeur driven through Parisin the quintessential symbol ofFrench motoring – the Citroen2CV! You will be charmed bythis quaint open top car asyou view the most famoussites in Paris.
Lunch will be at one of thefew remaining great Parisianbrasseries decorated in the1930s – art deco style reigns.After a sumptuous lunch youwill be returned to the Hotelwhere you can relax before abusy evening ahead or for themore adventurous you maywish to explore Paris on footand be enticed by the amazingarray of shops.
SUNDAY, 27TH JUNEToday, you will visit the LouvreMuseum, one of the mostbeautiful museums in theworld. Sadly, it is impossible tosee it all, but your Guide willtake you to the museum’sthree masterpieces; the MonaLisa, the Winged Victory ofSamothrace, Venus de Miloand many other highlights - anart lovers dream.
After a busy few hours, it istime for a long and leisurelylunch at a typical French bistrobefore returning to the Hotel.
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THURSDAY 24TH JUNETime Function Location
1200 - 1800 Registration - General Assembly Lobby1700 - 1800 Induction for New Members & First Time Congress Attendees ONLY Diderot1900 - 2100 Welcome Cocktail sponsored by RE Rogers India Pvt Ltd Longchamp
FRIDAY 25TH JUNETime Function Location
0700 - 0900 Breakfast for delegates & companions Hotel Restaurant0730 - 0900 Registration - General Assembly Lobby0900 - 0915 Welcome Corot0915 - 1045 GENERAL ASSEMBLY Corot1045 - 1115 Coffee break sponsored by BTG Messe-Spedition GmbH Gouvion Lobby1115 - 1145 Speaker - Paul Woodward, CEO UFI Corot1145 - 1200 Q & A Corot1200 - 1215 Speaker - Thierry Hesse, Président of the FSCEF Corot1215 - 1230 Q & A Corot1230 - 1400 Buffet Lunch sponsored by Orient Marine Lines Pvt. Ltd Auteuil1400 - 1600 Formal Networking 1-2-1 (Part One) Vincennes & St Cloud1600 - 1615 Coffee break Gouvion Lobby1615 - 1645 Formal Networking 1-2-1 (Part Two) Corot1645 End of Conference Day 1 Corot1830 Departure for Local Evening - please be prompt Hotel FoyerMidnight Return to Hotel Hotel
COMPANIONS' PROGRAMME - DAY 11000 Departure from the Hotel - please be prompt Hotel Foyer1500 Return to Hotel Hotel
SATURDAY 26TH JUNETime Function Location
0700 - 0900 Breakfast for delegates & companions Hotel Restaurant1000 Departure from the Hotel - please be prompt Hotel Foyer1600 Return to Hotel Hotel
Evening at leisure
SUNDAY 27TH JUNETime Function Location
0700 - 0900 Breakfast for delegates & companions Hotel Restaurant0800 - 0900 Individual Committee Meetings / Open Sessions t.b.c.0915 - 0930 Address by new IELA Chairman Corot0930 - 1030 Recap of Friday's Session Corot1030 - 1050 Coffee break Gouvion Lobby1050 - 1200 Breakout Sessions - to be advised Diderot, Pascal, Descartes, Corot1200 - 1230 Congress Venue Presentation - 10 minutes each Corot1230 - 1345 Buffet Lunch sponsored by Transit Air Cargo Inc. Auteuil1345 - 1525 Feedback - Breakout Sessions - 4 x 10 minutes Corot1525 - 1545 Coffee break Gouvion Lobby1545 - 1625 Session - to be confirmed Corot1625 - 1645 Open Forum Q & A Corot1645 - 1700 Chairman's Closing Address Corot1700 End of Conference Day 2 Corot1930 Departure for Gala Awards Dinner - please be prompt Hotel FoyerMidnight & 0100 Return to Hotel Hotel
COMPANIONS' PROGRAMME - DAY 20915 Departure from the Hotel - please be prompt Hotel Foyer1500 Return to Hotel Hotel
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QWhat are the majorcustoms documents
required for imports?
A. •Original Commercial Invoice/ Packing List,
•Original AWB or B/L ,
•Copy of the exhibitor’sbooth/pavillion rental contract,
•Certificate of Origin(depending on the origin of thecargo),
•Health Certificate / Certificateof Free Sales / Certificate ofAnalysis, etc. may be requiredfor food & beverages.
Please always check therequested documents with yourBrazilian agent, based on thedetailed description and H.S.Codes of the items.
QIs fumigation requestedon wooden packages?
A. Yes.
QIs it possible to send thegoods directly to the fair
ground or do they have to bestopped by a customs pointfirst?
A. No, all goods must gothrough customs points at theports/airports or bondedwarehouse. They can bedelivered to fair ground onlyafter customs clearanceprocedures are completed.
QIs Temporary Importpossible in Brazil?
A. Yes, it is possible. And pleasealso note that restricted goodswhich require import licensessuch as medical, dental andveterinary products, can only beimported under Temporarybasis.
QHow and by whom is theCustoms Bond Fee paid ?
A. Customs bond is paid by theBrazilian agent to the customs andthe bond fee is charged to theExport agent or exhibitor directly.
QIs customs inspection(physical check) on
exhibits mandatory in Brazil?
A. Yes, it is mandatory foralmost all shipments. Alsophotos of the items are taken bythe agents for checking at re-export.
QWhat is the averageperiod required for
customs clearance?
A. The average customsclearance period may changebetween 2 – 20 working days,depending on the mode oftransport (LCL seafreightshipments usually take longertime) and the description of thegoods. You may be required tomake the shipment even 30days prior to delivery date, ifgoods contain restricted items.Please always check theconsignment deadlines withyour Brazilian agent on spotbasis.
QIs sales allowed duringthe exhibitions?
A. Deals can be closed with thebuyers; but goods which areimported Temporarily at theentry, can not be taken away
during the show. If these goodsare sold, they must be taken tothe bonded warehouse after theshow, where the buyer has toapply for a nationalizationpaying all taxes & duties. Themachine can be released onlyafter customs approve thenationalization.
QWhat are the restricted &prohibited items for
Permanent Importation?
A. For the importation of food,beverages, medical and dentalproducts, there is additionalbureaucracy involving theMinistry of Agriculture andHealth. Permanent Importationof these items may require animport license or even a legalrepresentative based in Brazil.Please always check proceduresand requirements for theseitems, with your Brazilianagents.
QWhat are the majorproblems experienced in
Brazilian customs?
A. Wrong declaration ofdescription, serial numbers,quantity, value on the Invoices;weight discrepancy on thedocuments; ‘’As agreed’’ clauseon the AWB may cause seriousdelays and costs in the Braziliancustoms, as these are theproblems difficult to sort out.
CUSTOMS FILE
BRAZIL
Fulstandig Shows e EventosMC LtdaRua Eli, 164 – Vila Maria02114-010 São PauloMr Claudio [email protected]: +55 11 2207 7650 F: +55 11 2207 7654
Transportes Fink Ltda - Fairsand ExhibitionsEstrada dos Bandeirantes, 2856Jacarepaguá22775-110 Rio de JaneiroMr Thomas [email protected]: +55 21 3410 9700F: +55 21 3410 9721 / 4751
Waiver Logistica Brasil LtdaRua Alfredo Pujol, 285 / Conj 1302017 – 010 Santana - São PauloMr Marcelo [email protected]: +55 11 2281 7882F: +55 11 2281 7782
THE IELA MEMBERS IN BRAZIL:
THANK YOU TO WAIVER LOGISTICA AND FULSTANDIG SHOWS FOR THEIR PARTICIPATION IN THIS ARTICLE
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I E L A N EWS
As we informed our agents,customers and contractors lastNovember, we are pleased toannounce the arrival of MrAmaury CHAUMET in ourcompany, as our GeneralManager, effective from 5thNovember 2009.
Indeed, René DUVAL, whocreated E.S.I. in 1984, decidedto retire some months ago, andwas looking for the right personwho could succeed him anddevelop our business in theoriginal spirit of our company :providing a high-level service to our partners and clients inrespect of our industry’sdeontology.
After having worked severalyears in exhibitions field inFrance, Amaury CHAUMETmanaged major transportcompanies in Eastern Europecountries. He wanted to comeback to his native country andreturn to the events industry.
Our team is proud and excitedthat he choose E.S.I. to fulfill hisproject.
Since Amaury’s arrival amongus, we have already improvedour organization :• Reinforcement of our events
team : We have welcomedEmmanuel PITCHELU as ourDevelopment and ImportManager, Laurent LABARREREas sales & operations managerfor events in U.E.,
• Creating a new departmentspecialized in logistics, events,special projects to Russia andEastern Europe countries,managed by Mrs Chantal BUREL
• Opening an office in Moscow,managed by Mr FredericDEWECK, specialized inevents, industrial & specialprojects,Therefore, we have re-defined
the responsibilities of the team,in order for you to contact easilythe right person.
Your interlocutors will be :
General Manager Mr Amaury [email protected]
Import ManagerMr Emmanuel [email protected]
Export ManagerMrs Evelyne [email protected]
Transports to Russia ManagerMrs Chantal [email protected]
Moscow office ManagerMr Frederic [email protected]
Our aim is simple : improvethe level of services provided toour customers and agents, andextend the logistics solutionswhich are expected from us.
In order to match with ournew impulse, we re-designedour web-site.
Please visit us on :www.group-esi.com
Finally, we are proud thatE.S.I. has been again appointedas Official Contractor forEUROSATORY exhibition, takingplace at Paris Nord Villepintefrom 14th to 18th June, and thisfrom the first edition of thismajor event.
Be sure that we will all do ourbest to guarantee personalizedand efficient services toexhibitors from any country,thanks to our experience of thisshow, and to our high motivationto match your expectations.
We all remain at your disposalfor any subject you may need toget onto, and wish to all IELAmembers success in theirbusiness.
Evelyne DUVALT: +33 (0)1 3992 8788
Following their IELA Awards of“The Best On Site Agents” in theworld at the 24th IELA Congress,R. E. Rogers Malaysia Sdn Bhd’sMD Chris Smith met with YBDatuk Mustapa Mohamed,Minister of International Tradeand Industry, earlier this year.The later welcomed the newsespecially for its demonstrationof the professional competenceof which Malaysians are capable,bench marked against worldstandards”. He saw it as “anaccolade for both the company,our exhibition industry andimplicitly, a boost for both our tourism and internationaltrade, helping to put Malaysia on the global map in thisspecialized area”.
“It also, “he added”,exemplified the advanced level ofbusiness practice thanks to thepool of talent we can call on. It isbut one of the many facilitiesavailable to foreign investors
looking for a conducive, probusiness environment”.
Mr. Chris Smith was to say thatthe announcement came “as apleasant surprise. He took it as arecognition he would like toattribute to the hard work anddedication of the staff”. In so faras it helped to project thiscountry, his comment was “It isour business to showcase andbest of all to showcase Malaysia”.
R.E. Rogers General Manager,Tuan Syed Amirul Hafidz bin SyedAli, also had this to say. “We were
up against much largercompanies from around the worldand selected by a jury of ourpeers. We were established in1984, one of Malaysia’s firstSME’s, in the vanguard of thisimportant business sector. Todaywith a total staff strength of 15we may be seen as an exemplarof SME achievement”.
R.E. Rogers’ Head Office is inShah Alam with site offices in theKuala Lumpur Convention Centreand the Putra World TradeCentre. The Rogers Asia Group,following expansion, today hassubsidiaries in Singapore,Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam.This year they are scheduled tohandle 100 exhibitions inMalaysia and the region.
The recent IELA WorldCongress focused on thebusiness plans for their industryto meet the unprecedentedchallenges in the wake of theglobal economic crisis.
International Trade and Industry Minister ofMalaysia, YB Mustapa Mohamed congratulatingthe management of R.E. Rogers Malaysia, recentlyvoted the best site agent by IELA Members.
Malaysian exhibition companyranked best in the world
Amaury Chaumet succeeds to RenéDuval at the head of our company
René DUVAL and Amaury CHAUMET
DATE ANDVENUE 2010FOR THE 5THSENIORS CLUBMEETINGThe 5th Senior ClubMeeting will take placein Brussels, Belgium onFriday 21 - Sunday 23May 2010.
We are pleased to announcea record attendance of 26persons coming from 8countries (3 from Japan!) andthat we will be honored bythe presence of ourChairman Achim Lotzwick.
An exciting programme hasbeen prepared. More tofollow in the next IELAWorld.
Jean-Paul Moser Hans R. Brauchli
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ARGENTINA
BTG-EXPOTRANS S.A.Azopardo 1337, piso 1C1107ADW Buenos AiresMs Laura [email protected]: +54 11 4363 9350F: +54 11 4363 9351
AUSTRALIA
Agility Fairs & Events Pty(Australia)P.O. Box. 1328VIC 3043 TullamarineMr Robert [email protected]: +61 3 9330 33 03F: +61 3 9330 33 37
Schenker Australia Pty LtdPrivate Bag 53NSW 1435 AlexandriaMrs Sabine [email protected]: +61 2 9333 03 33F: +61 2 9333 04 96
AUSTRIA
Lagermax Intern. SpeditionGmbHRadingerstrasse 165020 SalzburgMr Hans Georg [email protected]: +43 662 4090 2295F: +43 662 4090 692
Schenker & Co. AGStella-Klein-Loew-Weg 111020 ViennaMr Heimo [email protected]: +43 576 86 231 520F: +43 576 86 231 529
BELGIUM
Kristal bvbaBrucargo West, Building 829a1931 ZaventemMrs Lieve [email protected]: +32 2 7514680F: +32 2 7514720
Ziegler Expo LogisticsBrussels ExpoParc des ExpositionsTentoonstellingspark1020 BrusselsMr Thierry [email protected]: + 32 2 475 45 40F: +32 2 475 45 69
BRAZIL
Fulstandig Shows e EventosMC LtdaRua Eli, 164 – Vila Maria02114-010 São PauloMr Claudio [email protected]: +55 11 2207 7650 F: +55 11 2207 7654
Transportes Fink Ltda - Fairsand ExhibitionsEstrada dos Bandeirantes,2856Jacarepaguá22775-110 Rio de JaneiroMr Thomas [email protected]: +55 21 3410 9700F: +55 21 3410 9721 / 4751
Waiver Logistica Brasil LtdaRua Alfredo Pujol, 285 / Conj 1302017 – 010 Santana - São PauloMr Marcelo [email protected]: +55 11 2281 7882F: +55 11 2281 7782
BULGARIA
Orbit Ltd16, Prodan Tarakchiev Str.1540 SofiaMr Ludmil [email protected]: +359 2970 6300 / 400 / 500F: +359 2970 6333
CANADA
Schenker of Canada Limited6555 Northwest DriveOntario L4V 1K2 MississaugaMr Peter [email protected]: +1 905 239 8660F: +1 905 678 9708
TWI Group Inc.2000 Argentia Road, Suite 450, Plaza 4L5N 1K2 Mississauga, OntarioMrs Sandi [email protected]: +1 905 812 1124F: +1 905 812 0133
CHILE
DECA Express S.A.-Int'l. Fairs& ExhibitionsAvenida Claudio Arrau No.9452Comuna de PudahuelSantiago de ChileMrs Alicia [email protected]: +56 2 4881100 / 63F: +56 2 4881010
PR CHINA
Agility Fairs & EventsLogistics(Shanghai/China/Hong Kong)Co LtdNo.1606-1608, Shanghai Mart2299 Yan An Road (West)200336 ShanghaiMs Jennifer Fu & MrChristopher [email protected]: +86 21 6236 6060F: +86 21 6236 5657
Air Sea Transport Co., Ltd.Flat B, 18th Storey of FutaiBuildingNo.18 Hongkong Zhong Road266071 QingdaoMs Cathy [email protected]: +86 532 85711995F: + 86 532 86072222 ext.218
Kerry EAS Logisitcs LtdNo. 21, Xiao Yun Rd.,Donsanhuan BeiluChaoyang District100027 BeijingMr Junlong [email protected]: +86 10 64 61 88 99 ext.66 38F: +86 10 64 64 72 46
Shanghai ITPC Int’lTransportation Co.,Ltd28F Bldg 2, Lane 137Shanghai 200063Mr Jake [email protected]: +86 21 6260 6613F: +86 21 6260 6624
Sinotrans Beijing Company400, 4th Floor/Hall 1China Intern. Exh. Center100028 BeijingMr Cui [email protected]: +86 10 84 601 638F: +86 10 64 677 828
Sinotrans Group International(HQ)Rm.1523, Sinotrans PlazaA43 Xizhimen Beidajie100044 BeijingMr Kiyi [email protected]: +86 10 6229 5773F: +86 10 6229 5798
CYPRUS
Orbit Kazoulis Ltd.P.O. Box 517733508 LimassolMr R. Nicholas [email protected]: +357 25 75 1155F: +357 25 75 5820
CZECH REPUBLIC
CENTRUMSPED s.r.o.Vystaviste Praha17000 PrahaMr Tomas [email protected]: +420 2 201 03 654F: +420 2 333 75 625
DENMARK
Blue Water Shipping A/STrafikhavnskaj 116700 EsbjergMr Claus [email protected]: +45 7 913 4015F: +45 7 913 4677
On-Site Denmark ApsKongevejen 182791 DragorMr Lars [email protected]: +45 3282 0210F: +45 3282 0211
EGYPT
Quick Cargo Door-to-DoorServicesP.O.Box 415 DokkiCairoMr Sherif [email protected]: +2 02 35390 262F: +2 02 35390 383
Samehco Int'l Forwarding &Exhibition Services Co32, Andalos St.11341 Heliopolis, CairoMr Sameh [email protected]: +202 245 43 155F: +202 245 55 911
FINLAND
Suomen Messulogistiikka OyP.O.Box 5500521 HelsinkiMr Erkki [email protected]: +358 10 309 6600F: +358 10 309 6611
FRANCE
Clamageran FoirexpoParc des Expositions; Porte de Versailles75015 ParisMr Lucien [email protected]: +33 1 57 25 18 09F: +33 1 45 30 28 81
E.S.I. Expo ServicesInternational32 rue Jacques RobertBP 830 - Le Thillay95508 Gonesse cedexMs Evelyne [email protected]: +33 1 39 92 87 88F: +33 1 39 88 98 27
GERMANY
ATEGE GmbH Fairs &ExhibitionsWurzelstrasse 260327 FrankfurtMr Bernd [email protected]: +49 69 9746 5300F: +49 69 9746 5333
BTG Messe-Spedition GmbHParkstrasse 3586462 Langweid/AugsburgMr Christoph [email protected]: +49 821 4986 145F: +49 821 4986 231
Cretschmar MesseCargoGmbHReisholzer Bahnstraße 3340599 DüsseldorfMr Achim [email protected]: +49 211 7401 270F: +49 211 7401 276
DHL Trade Fairs & EventsGmbHAm Eifeltor 1250997 KölnMr Richard [email protected]: +49 221 39802 51F: +49 221 39802 20
Hansa-Messe-Speed GmbHBornberg 9442109 WuppertalMr Jörg [email protected]: +49 202 271 580F: +49 202 271 5858
Schenker Deutschland AGCorporate Office, Fairs & ExhibitionsLanger Kornweg 34 E65451 KelsterbachMr Ulrich [email protected]: +49 6107 74410F: +49 6107 74413
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GREECE
Orphee Beinoglou S.A.-International Forwarders2A, Evripidou street17674 Kallithea / AthensMr Orphee [email protected]: +30 210 946 61 00F: +30 210 940 9089 / 9430833
HONG KONG
BALtrans Exhibition &Removal LtdUnit 1510, 15/F., Ocean CentreNo. 5 Canton Road,TsimshatsuiKowloonMrs Imy [email protected]: +852 279 866 28F: +852 279 656 06
JES Logistics Ltd26F Winsan Tower 98 Thomson RoadWanchai Hong KongMr Albert [email protected]: +852 2563 6645F: +852 2597 5057
Schenker International (HK) Ltd21/F., Skyline Tower39 Wang Kwong RoadKowloon BayMr Clement [email protected]: +852 2585 9662F: +852 2824 0328
HUNGARY
Masped-Expo LtdExpo tér 1.1101 BudapestMrs Marianna Vá[email protected]: +36 1 263 7851F: +36 1 263 6109
INDIA
Orient Marine Lines Pvt Ltd49, Rani Jhansi Road110 055 New DelhiMr Shirish S. [email protected]: +91 11 23 51 40 40F: +91 11 23 62 54 77
P.S. Bedi & Co. Pvt. LtdD-10, South Extension Part II110 049 New DelhiMr H S [email protected]: +91 11 46055270F: +91 11 41552911
R.E. Rogers India Pvt Ltd1, Commercial ComplexPocket H & J, Sarita Vihar110 076 New DelhiMr Ravinder [email protected]: +91 11 26 94 98 01F: +91 11 26 94 98 03/59 00
Reliable Travels & Cargo Pvt. Ltd.
A-9/86, Mahipal Pur Extn.Road No.2110037 New DelhiMr Bhuwan [email protected]: +91 11 306 75245F: +91 11 267 88919
Schenker India Pvt. Ltd.
DLF Building No. 8C, 12th Floor, DLF Cyber City, Phase -IIGurgaon – 122 002Haryana, IndiaMr Benjamin [email protected].: +91 124 464 5000Fax: +91 124 464 5100
Trans-Link Express (India) Pvt Ltd
123 Udyog Vihar, Phase IV122001 GurgaonMr Sandy [email protected]: +91 124 239 92 73F: +91 124 239 92 72
ISRAEL
Amit Ltd.
Ben Gurion Air Port - Maman BuildingP.O. Box 5870100 Tel AvivMr Ron [email protected]: +972 3 972 00 01F: +972 545 61 66 37
Hermes Exhibitions & Projects Ltd
11 Lev Pesach St.; NorthIndustrial Zone71293 LodMr Yoram [email protected]: +972 8914 63 33F: +972 8914 63 34
ITALY
Expotrans S.r.l.
Commercity Isola P 44Via Portuense 155500148 Rome, Ponte GaleriaMr Guido [email protected]: +39 06 6500 4846F: +39 06 6500 3181
Gondrand S.p.A.
Via dei Trasporti20060 Vignate (Milan)Ms Cristina [email protected]: +39 02 959 33 520; 521;523; 302F: +39 02 95 66 360
OTIM Spa
Via Porro Lambertenghi 920159 MilanoMr Giampiero [email protected]: +39 02 69 91 22 07F: +39 02 69 91 22 31
Saima Avandero Spa - Fairs Logistic Division
Via Dante 13420096 MilanMr Roberto [email protected]: +39 04 98 69 24 13F: +39 02 92 13 47 66
JAPAN
Ishikawa-Gumi, Ltd9-4, 5-Chome, Higashi-Shinagawa140-0002 TokyoMr Tatsuo [email protected]: +81 3 3474 8102F: +81 3 3474 9841
Kintetsu World Express Sales Inc.TDS Mita Building5th Floor, 2-7-13 MitaMinato-Ku108-0073 TokyoMr Hiroyuki [email protected]: +81 3 5443 9455F: +81 3 5443 9457
KOREA
EPLUS EXPO INC.150-14 Samsung-Dong, Lime Building 2FGangnam-Gu135-090 SeoulMr Ryan [email protected]: +82 2 566 0089F: +82 2 566 9514
Expo Logis Inc.Trade Tower Room 4002;World Trade CenterSamsung-Dong, Gangnam-Gu135-731 SeoulMr Nimbus [email protected]: +82 2 551 5810F: +82 2 551 5200/5201
KEMI - LEE Co., Ltd.157-22 Eyon B/DSamsung-Dong, Kangnam-Gu135-090 SeoulMr Hyungjin [email protected]: +82 2 565 3400F: +82 2 553 8458
Korea Transport Moving &Storage Co.,Ltd1369-9 Ducki-dong Koyang-shi, Kyungki-do 411-809 Ilsan-ku Ms Helen [email protected]: +82 31 917 5411F: +82 31 921 5546
Sunjin Shipping & Air CargoCo., LtdSunjin Bldg., 4th Fl.Chonho-Dong, Gangdong-Gu134-861 SeoulMr JaeMoon Lim [email protected]: +82 2 2225 9541F: +81 2 2225 9699
LEBANON
BCC LogisticsBadawi, Corniche El Naher,Kurban Bldg., GFP.O. Box 17-5040BeirutMr Georges [email protected]: +961 1 585 582F: +961 1 585 580
LIBYA
Bentraco LogisticsP.O. Box.91997TripoliMr Feras [email protected]: +218 21 4444972 / 4442579F: +218 21 3339036
MALAYSIA
R.E. Rogers (Malaysia) Sdn BhdNo. 7, Jalan Warden U1/76Taman Perindustrian Batu TigaShah Alam 40000 SelangorMr Chris [email protected]: +603 5510 8611F: +603 5510 6296
MEXICO
Jaguar Trafimar Logistica, S.A. de C.V.Homero 1425 / 205 Col.Polanco11510 Mexico, D.F.Mr Miguel Angel [email protected]: +52 55 5557 8088F: +52 55 5580 6424
New Age of InternationalBusiness S.A. de C.V.Benito Juárez No. 41Col. Urbana, Estado de Mexico54190 TlalnepantlaMr René Carvajal Garcí[email protected]: +52 55 5769 7415 ext.101F: +52 55 5714 7297
NIGERIA
IAL Nigeria LtdIAL Place16 Burma Road, ApapaLagosMr Olusegun [email protected]: +234 1 879 9302 / 3F: +234 1 545 1091
POLAND
Universal Express Sp.Z.o.o.
Ul. Szyszkowa 35/37Woj.mazowieckie02-285 WarsawMs Marzena [email protected]: +48 22 878 35 66F: +48 22 878 35 01
PORTUGAL
Rntrans - ActividadesTransitárias, S.A.
Rua do Arsenal, nr. 124 - 2nd floor1100-040 LisboaMr Miguel [email protected]: +351 21 324 62 07F: +351 21 324 62 11
QATAR
Airlink International QatarW.L.L.P.O. Box 23036; AlDohaMr Mohamad [email protected];[email protected]: +974 465 7660F: +974 467 5668
RUSSIA
Expowestrans ZAO14, Krasnopresnenskaya quayExhibition ComplexMoscow, 123100Mr Alexey [email protected]: +7 495 605 66 50F: +7 495 605 34 31
PAN-BALTService Ltd103, Bolshoy ProspectVasilievsky Island199106 St. PetersburgMr Andrey [email protected]: +7 812 322 60 38F: +7 812 322 60 98
SINGAPORE
Agility Fairs & EventsLogistics Pte Ltd (Singapore)Trans-Link Logistics Centre7 Toh Tuck Link596227 SingaporeMr Kwa Eng Kiat and Mr Mohd [email protected]: +65 6463 9868F: +65 6467 9467
Transit Air Cargo SingaporePte. Ltd.111 Neythal RoadSingapore 628598Mr James Ng & Ms Hilda [email protected]@tacs.com.sgT: +65 6438 1686F: +65 6438 1466
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SPAIN
Resa Expo LogisticC/Ciencias-Entrada 1,Apartado de correos 2045Recinto Ferial Gran Vía M208908 Hospitalet/BarcelonaMr Pablo [email protected]: +34 93 233 47 45F: +34 93 263 18 94
Transnatur, S.A.Ca l'Arana, 15-17 Zal Prat (ZAL II)08820 El Prat de LlobregatMr Axel [email protected]: +34 93 480 4578F: +34 93 475 4618
SWEDEN
DHL Global Trade Fairs & Events170 87 StockholmMr Johan [email protected]: +46 8 543 45365F: +46 8 543 45812
On-Site Exhibitions ABP.O.Box 6289400 60 GothenburgMr Göran [email protected]: +46 31 707 30 70F: +46 31 707 30 75
Schenker ABPO Box 402401 26 GothenburgMrs Anneli [email protected]: +46 31 3370 482F: +46 31 3370 507
SWITZERLAND
Agility Logistics LtdFairs & EventsP.O. Box 4002 BaselMr Thomas [email protected]: +41 61 691 33 77F: +41 61 691 70 36
DHL Logistics (Switzerland) LtdTrade Fairs & EventsHeldaustrasse 669470 Buchs SGMr Mathias [email protected]: +41 81 755 13 35F: +41 81 755 14 13
Gondrand AGMessezentrum ZuerichSiewerdtstr. 608050 ZuerichMr Daniel [email protected]: +41 44 315 44 10F: +41 44 315 44 15
IEL Inter ExpoLogistics LtdGeneva PalexpoP.O. Box 301218 Grand-Saconnex/GenevaMr Roberto [email protected]: +41 22 798 13 28F: +41 22 798 13 87
Société des Entrepôts Vevey SAAvenue Reller 11800 VeveyMr Pierre-Alain [email protected]: +41 21 921 10 78F: +41 21 921 65 63
Trans-Impex AG LtdTiefenackerstrasse 49Kanton St.Gallen9450 AltstättenMr Markus [email protected]: +41 71 750 03 40F: +41 71 750 03 44
SYRIA
Nazha & Darwish Ltd.P.O. Box 60690Damascus Free ZoneInana Bldg – 1st FloorDamacusMs Sueli [email protected]: +963 11 2111870 ext 138F: +963 11 2128911
TAIWAN
Crown Van Lines Co., Ltd#4-4/Fl#165 Men Sheng East RdSec. 5TaipeiMr Tom [email protected]: +886 2 2746 7621F: +886 2 2746 7622
Through Transport Ltd8th Floor, #94-96Section 2, Chien Kuo North Road10479 Taipei CityMr Ben [email protected]: +886 2 2502 8003F: +886 2 2507 0650
THAILAND
Elite Transportation Services Ltd102, 3rd Floor Soi Sukhumvit26Sukhumvit RoadKlongton, Klongtoey10110 BangkokMr Bruce [email protected]: +66 2 258 2991F: +66 2 258 5990
Rogers Bangkok Co. Ltd90/1 Moo.4Bangchalong, Bangplee10540 SamutprakarnMr Nuttacom [email protected]: +66 2 750 95 55F: +66 2 750 9556
THE NETHERLANDS
A. J. van Deudekom B.V.P.O. Box 310Industrieweg 351115 ZG Duivendrecht Mr Bas [email protected]: +31 20 495 3719F: +31 20 698 1385
CEVA ShowfreightNetherlandsPostbus 10126920 BA DuivenMr Jan Van [email protected]: +31 20 587 4466F: +31 20 587 4477
Valverde B.V.Triport 1, 6th floorEvert van de Beekstraat 46 1118 CL Schiphol AirportThe NetherlandsMr Marc UitenbroekMr Bas [email protected]. +31 20 653 8555F. +31 20 653 7658
Van der Helm – HudigRotterdam BVP.O. Box 10493160 AE RhoonMr Gerard [email protected]: +31 10 506 6187F: +31 10 501 6185
TURKEY
Ertem Int'l. Transport & Trade Co. Ltd.Guzelyurt Mah. Beykoop 1. Bolge Yildirim Beyazit Cd. Delta Is Merkezi A2 Blok K:5 D:9Beylikduzu / IstanbulMr Ersan [email protected]: +90 212 852 00 60F: +90 212 852 00 61
Gruptrans InternationalKirim Cad.36-106510 Emek-AnkaraMr Feyzan [email protected]: +90 312 215 4344F: +90 312 215 5090
Ida Expo; Ida Int'l ExhibitionConsultancy And LogisticsSVCS. Ltd.Acibadem CD. Tekin SokakMarmara Sitesi, B Blok, D.2Acibadem, Kadikoy34718 IstanbulMs Tijen [email protected]: +90 216 326 5852 / 5065F: +90 216 326 5777
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Airlink International U.A.E.P.O. Box. 10466DubaiMr Chrys [email protected]: +971 4883 8111F: +971 4883 8122
BridgewayP.O.Box 8109DubaiMr Vinay [email protected]: +971 4 886 1170F: +971 4 886 1077
Dubai Express (L.L.C.) -FreightworksP.O. Box 5514DubaiMr Irshad [email protected]: +971 4204 4460F: +971 4204 4470
Kanoo Exhibition ServicesAl Quoz Industrial AreaP.O. Box 290DubaiMr Lee [email protected]: +971 4 347 60 26F: +971 4 347 60 31
Salem Freight InternationalP.O Box 44256Suite 801, Al Saman Tower,Hamdan StreetAbu DhabiMr Farook Al [email protected]: +971 2 627 73 33F: +971 2 6 262 669
UNITED KINGDOM
CEVA ShowfreightUnit 3aNational Exhibition CentreBirmingham B40 1PJMr Philip [email protected]: +44 121 782 8888F: +44 121 782 2875
EF-GSM LtdThe Old Stables House FarmRedhill, WateringburyME18 5NN KentMr Stephen [email protected]: +44 1622 816 888F: +44 1622 817 485
Europa ShowfreightTilton RoadBordesley GreenBirmingham B9 4PPMr Jeffrey [email protected]: +44 121 766 8000F: +44 121 773 4920
Exhibition Freighting Ltd.The OastsMill Court, Mill StreetEast Malling ME19 6BUMr Neil [email protected]: +44 1732 872 338F: +44 1732 872 339
GBH Exhibition Forwarding Ltd10 Orgreave DriveHandsworthSheffield S13 9NRMr Michael [email protected]: +44 1142 690 641F: +44 1142 693 624
Schenker Fairs & Events LtdUnit 2 Sylvan CourtSylvan RoadSouthfields Business ParkLaindonEssex SS15 6TWMr Andreas [email protected]: +44 1268 632 200F: +44 1268 416 490
USA
Airways Freight CorporationP.O. Box 1888Fayetteville, AR 72702Mr Bradley [email protected]: +1 479 442 6301 ext.100F: +1 479 442 6080
GlobeX Logistics Inc.3834 Silvestri Lane, Ste. BLas Vegas, NV 89120ClarkMr Ty [email protected]: +1 702 433 1059F: +1 702 433 2948
ROCK-IT Cargo Fairs &Exhibitions2025 E. Linden AvenueLinden, NJ 8724 Mr William [email protected]: +1 908 486 3939F: +1 516 706 7677
Sho-Air International, Inc.5401 Argosy AveHuntington Beach, CA 92649 Mrs Kym [email protected]: +1 949 476 9111F: +1 949 476 9992
Transit Air Cargo, Inc.2204 East 4th StreetSanta Ana, CA 92705 Mr Claus [email protected]: +1 714 380 5580F: +1 714 571 0330
TWI Group Inc.4480 South Pecos RoadLas Vegas, NV 89121 Mr Greg [email protected]: +1 702 691 9032F: +1 702 691 9045
UniGroup Worldwide, Inc. - UTSOne Worldwide DriveSt. Louis, MO 63026 Mr John [email protected]: +1 732 308 0029F: +1 732 308 0094
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BRAZIL
Fink Sao Paulo S/A - Sao Paulo,SPT: +55 11 3835 3399F: +55 11 3835 [email protected]
GERMANY
Cretschmar MesseCargo GmbH -LeipzigT: +49 341 520 430 14F: +49 341 520 430 [email protected]
Schenker Deutschland AG - BerlinT: +49 30 3012995-421 F: +49 30 [email protected]
Schenker Deutschland AG -CologneT: +49 221 98131-8810F: +49 221 [email protected]
Schenker Deutschland AG -DüsseldorfTT: +49 211 4362810F: +49 211 [email protected]
Schenker Deutschland AG - EssenT: +49 201 959791-12F: +49 201 [email protected]
Schenker Deutschland AG -Frankfurt am Main
T: +49 61 07 74 560F: +49 61 07 74 [email protected]
Schenker Deutschland AG -Hamburg
T: +49 40 35547430 F: +49 40 [email protected]
Schenker Deutschland AG -Hannover
T: +49 511 87005 20F: +49 511 87005 [email protected]
Schenker Deutschland AG -Munich
T: +49 89 94924300F: +49 89 94924339fairs.muenchen@dbschenker. com
Schenker Deutschland AG -Nuernberg
T: +49 911 81748-10F: +49 911 81748-25fairs.nuernberg@dbschenker. com
Schenker Deutschland AG -Stuttgart
T: +49 711 18560-3300F: +49 711 [email protected]
INDIA
R.E. Rogers India PVT Ltd -BangaloreT: +91 80 4269 0555F: +91 80 4153 [email protected]
R.E. Rogers India PVT Ltd -HyderabadT: +91 40 2311 2374F: +91 40 2311 [email protected]
R.E. Rogers India PVT Ltd -MumbaiT: +91 22 28203823; 3824; 3845F: +91 22 [email protected]
ITALY
Expotrans S.r.l. - MilanT: +39 02 3662 8606F: Import: +39 02 3662 8610; [email protected]
Expotrans S.r.l. - BolognaT: +39 051 864466F: +39 051 [email protected]
SPAIN
TRANSNATUR S.A. -Coslada/MadridT: +34 91 6707900F: +34 91 [email protected]
TRANSNATUR S.A. -Paterna/ValenciaT: +34 96 1322262F: +34 96 [email protected] [email protected]
SWITZERLAND
Gondrand LTD - BaselT: +41 61 285 32 90 F: +41 61 281 05 [email protected]
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Airlink Abu Dhabi L.L.C. - AbuDhabiT: +971 2 634 9597F: +971 2 639 [email protected]
U S A
TWI Group, Inc. - Los AngelesT: +1 310 568 9300F: +1 310 338 [email protected]
TWI Group, Inc. - New YorkT: +1 718 712 6300F: +1 718 712 [email protected]
TWI Group, Inc. - San FranciscoT: +1 650 357 1302F: +1 650 357 [email protected]
IELA AFFILIATE MEMBERS
IELA MEMBERSHIPFollowing the discussions on strategic objectives at the London General Assembly inJune, the outcomes was that focus should be made on White Spot Countries, without
compromising on 'quality', one of the unique identifiers that ensure IELA membercompanies stand out from the crowd.
To assist the pro-active approach of the IELA Executive Management, you the IELA members areasked to recommend specialist event logistics providers that you know deliver a quality service.
Email Anna with contact details of any companies that you would be prepared to sponsor forIELA membership.
Email your recommendations to [email protected]
IELA Executive Management – 119 High Street, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire HP4 2DJ, United KingdomT: +44 (0)845 071 4359 – F: +44 (0)1442 869 090 – [email protected]
Registered Office – IELA, Route François-Peyrot 30, 1218 Grand-Saconnex, Switzerland
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Dear all, I would like tothank you all for supporting mefor this position as Chairman ofMembership Working Group. Ihope I can continue to lead thisGroup on the same lines as wasled by Mr. Greg Keh and MrAlan Hunter.
There have been discussionson quality verses quantitymembers and views of this Groupfor quality membership haveprevailed and I am sure we allshall continue to maintain thesame. At the same time onepoint of discussions has always
been about adding membersfrom White Spot countries.Efforts have been made by Gregand Alan as well as most of us toidentify these White Spots andpromote IELA for bringing inmembership from these areas.
Awareness and importance ofIELA has already beenestablished thru various forumsand this has reflected in growthof Membership in last couple ofyears.
One of the issues which hadbeen discussed is, whether weshould dilute some of the criteria
for qualification of the applicantfrom White Spot areas or shouldthere be some concession inMembership Fees? I wouldwelcome your valuedsuggestions on these issues sothat we can discuss it in properearnest during the IELACongress in Paris.
Looking forward to yoursuggestions and comments andonce again thanking you for yoursupport.
Best RegardsSHIRISH KULKARNI
The highlight of my shortperiod of time as Chairman ofthe Membership WorkingGroup was being invited toattend the Board ofManagement (BOM) meeting inLas Vegas last December,together with two otherChairmen of Working Groups,John Harrison (Organisers) andJim Kelty (Training).
This gave us the opportunity ofinforming the BOM of the up-to-date situation concerning ourrespective Groups. I gave adetailed report of the work theGroup had done during 2009.
Since I took office after theLondon Congress there had been38 enquiries for possiblemembership, however afterfurther investigation it transpiredthat 11 of the companies are notinvolved in the Trade FairIndustry! Of the 27 positiveenquiries, 21 did not reply afterbeing sent the membershipinformation pack. However, theremaining companies have showninterest and have beenprocessed.
A lot of work has been carriedout on “White Spot” countries asfar as research by The Scretariatis concerned, as well as membersgiving the matter seriousthought.
Although the race to amembership of 150 has beenabandoned, every effort is beingmade to increase the membershipwith quality admissions.
Various other mattersconcerning the MembershipGroup were discussed includingways of ensuring that companieshave an incentive to join duringthe period after the AnnualCongress.
By attending the BOM meetingit also helped me to understandhow the BOM worked. Little did Iknow that shortly after themeeting, circumstances wouldchange insomuch that I was askedif I would accept the position ofTreasurer of IELA and put myname forward for election to the BOM.
This meant that it wasnecessary to find and appoint anew Chairman of the
Membership Working Group.The BOM considered twoapplications and finally agreedthat Shirish Kulkarni of OrientMarine Lines in India should takeover with immediate effect. Iwish him well in his new positionand I know that he will do a greatjob together with the verysupportive group of members.
I would like to take thisopportunity of thanking mypredecessor, Greg Keh for hisinvaluable advice and supportduring my short period of office.In addition, I would like to thankAnna for all her help, advice,supply of information and hardwork in processing applicationswhen they are received at TheSecretariat.
Last, but certainly not least, Iwould like to thank everymember of the Group for theirsupport and dedication whenconsidering the variousapplications as and when theyhave been received. Thank you to you all.
ALAN HUNTER
MEMBERSHIP WORKING GROUP
NEW CHAIRMAN
Shirish Kulkarni
CONTACT DETAILST. +91 11 23514040/45359921(direct)E. [email protected]
MEMBERSHIP WORKING GROUP
Danny BatallerGondrand Zurich
Feyzan ErelGrupTrans Turkey
HS Bedi P S Bedi & Co Pvt Ltd India
Feras Bensaoud Bentraco Logistics Libya
Imran RahmaniAgility Fairs & Events, Pakistan
Kay LoheCretschmar Germany
Lucien LawsonClamageran France
Manuel MazziniInter ExpoLogistics Ltd
Markus SprecherTrans Impex
Michael HunterGBH Forwarding
Ron KoehlerSchenker Australia
Sandi Trotter TWI Group, Canada
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FROM THE OUTGOING CHAIRMAN
IELA WINTER SEMINARRETURNS IN 2011
IELA’s prominent WinterSeminar returns to its popularvenue in Zurich, SwitzerlandJanuary 12-16, 2011. Followingthe unique character of theprevious events, the next WinterSeminar will again combinecompelling classroom sessionsand networking opportunitiesfor the participating students inthe Wednesday-to-Sundaytimetable.
The Seminar begins onWednesday evening much likean IELA Annual Congress withan informal reception forintroductions and a gatheringfor all to meet each other. Theprocess of everybody meeting iscontinued the following morningwith an intense “speed dating”session structured for a series offace-to-face discussions for all ofthe individuals.
The heart of the event followsover the next three days withcomprehensive classroomsessions covering a wide rangeof industry-focused topics.History of IELA, Application ofTariffs, Customer Service,Insurance Coverage & Liability,
IELA Standards, Export and SiteAgent Responsibilities are justsome of the presentationsdelivered in a highly interactiveformat to allow as much “hands-on” student participation aspossible. A Customs Workshopis also planned to provide an in-depth look into current customsissues and regulations as theyaffect exhibition shipments inthe USA, Europe and Asia.Group work on three differentcase studies are carried out bythe participants – the prep workbeing done prior to their arrivaland a report on the results givento the entire seminar group inZurich. The primary aim with thisexercise is to provide timelyinformation on the subjects and,at the same time, promotevaluable networking even beforethe students arrive inSwitzerland.
As in previous meetings, allpresentations are conducted byrepresentatives of IELA Membercompanies and industry-relatedprofessionals, all volunteeringtheir time and expense to be apart of the Winter Seminar. IELAis very much alive when membercompanies involve themselves
so heavily in the association’sprojects. A selection of guestspeakers will also deliverpresentations of particularinterest for those in theexhibition industry.
The students will also get theopportunity to tour the ZurichFairgrounds while an exhibitionis in progress with a thoroughlook at the logisticalenvironment of this importantexhibition site. A final exam atthe end of the Winter Seminarconcludes the three days ofintense learning with the studenthaving the top score winning aninvitation to the next IELAGeneral Assembly.
After spending 3 days inside,the Winter Seminar spend theirfinal day on a wonderfulexcursion to the Swiss Alps for abit of sledding, snowball fightsand lunch and dessert with atremendous view of the skylineof the Swiss mountains.
The Winter Seminarpresentations are structured fornew employees as well asregular staff members. Thecontacts and networking theyobtain during this fast-pacedweek will remain with them foryears to come.
Full details, schules andregistration information will beavailable at the IELA GeneralAssembly in Paris. In themeantime, if you have questionsor need any information pleasecontact the Secretariat or JimKelty, Training Committeechairman [email protected]
TRAINING WORKING GROUP
CHAIRMAN
Jim Kelty
CONTACT DETAILST. +1 847 382 9963E. [email protected]
TRAINING WORKING GROUP
Achim LotzwickCretschmar Messecargo,Germany
Anneli LarssonSchenker, Sweden
Bruce CutilloElite Transportation Services,Thailand
Christoph RauchBTG, Germany
Daniel BattalerGondrand AG, Switzerland
Erkki KoskiSuomen Messulogistiikka,Finland
Jan van HouwelingenCEVA Showfreight, TheNetherlands
Miguel MacaraRN Trans, Portugual
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IELA’S PROMINENT WINTER SEMINARRETURNS TO ITS POPULAR VENUE INZURICH, SWITZERLAND JANUARY 12-16,2011. FOLLOWING THE UNIQUE CHARACTEROF THE PREVIOUS EVENTS, THE NEXTWINTER SEMINAR WILL AGAIN COMBINECOMPELLING CLASSROOM SESSIONS ANDNETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES FOR THEPARTICIPATING STUDENTS IN THEWEDNESDAY-TO-SUNDAY TIMETABLE.
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ORGANISERS WORKING GROUP
CHAIRMAN
John Harrison
CONTACT DETAILST. +1 732-308-0029E. [email protected]
ORGANISERS WORKING GROUP
Achim LotzwickCretschmar MesseCargo GmbH
Elaine WongBaltrans Exhibition andRemoval Ltd
Goran MagnussonOn-Site Exhibitions AB
Guido FornelliExpotrans s.r.l.
Leann HarrisonUnigroup Worldwide, Inc UTS
Lucien LawsonClamareran Fiorexpo
Marcelo ParadelaWaiver Logistics Brazil Ltda
Ravinder SethiR.E. Rogers India Pvt.Ltd
Rob MooreAgility Fairs & Events
Sue MontilhaNazha and Darwish Ltd
Sungmin LeeKemi Lee
Vicki BediP S Bedi & Co Pvt Ltd
Vinay SharmaBridgeway Shipping
Admittedly, due to therecent legal issues facing IELA,the changes in the BOM, LegalBoard and Secretariat, effortsand plans within the OrganiserWorking Group have beensomewhat stalled since myrecent participation at the IELABOM meeting in Las Vegas lastDecember.
IELA’s 25th Birthday is uponus. This anniversary is aculmination of many years ofeffort, dedication, collaborationand relationships between andamong many IELA membersover the years.
So, given this, I would beremiss not to acknowledge someof those members who left,orresigned, for a variety ofreasons, in the wake of therecent legal confusion andwaste. All of them havecontributed significantly to IELA;and, also, both directly andindirectly, to the OrganiserWorking Group.
A hearty thanks to Greg Keh,Phil Powell, Guido Fornelli, NeilGoatcher, and Declan Gane fortheir combined years ofcontributions to the BOM, LegalBoard and Secretariat. I still lookforward to the opinions,comments and counsel of thesevaluable colleagues. I believethey leave a positive, indelibleimpact on IELA.
As with any relationship, itwould be hard to find one thatdid not have a period of volatilityin 25 years; that differences didnot surface; the relationship itselfin question. Our ActingChairman Achim Lotzwick hasadvised that the legal issues arewithdrawn; order is restored. We
commend Achim’s efforts duringa very difficult transition.
Fundamentally soundrelationships, despite volatility,can endure and strengthen asdifferences are resolved. IELA isno exception to this.
So IELA’s 25th Birthdayreflects the enduring value of ourAssociation; the value of its‘reason to be’. I believe each ofus can cite examples of how weindividually and collectivelybenefit from our membership inIELA.
The question still remains: howdo we continue to create IELAvalue and benefits for itsmembers? It seems to me, that isour basic Mission. For one, theanswers lie in the voluntaryefforts and ideas of all IELAmembers; both established and,particularly newer members. I’mcertain there are many moresolutions.
That’s why I’m excited aboutthe potential our new membersbring to IELA and the OrganiserWorking Group. Most of themreside in geographic regions thathave not been neglected byIELA. Yet, in a way, these areashave not been activelyrepresented or emphasized.
I approached the IELA BOMmeeting in Las Vegas to highlightand correct this situation; toassist, if possible with funds orotherwise, legitimate efforts tocreate IELA
Recognition in those relatively‘untouched’ global regions. Ibelieve it’s fair to say that IELARecognition has matured well inEurope (not as well in EasternEurope), North America,
Australia and certain parts ofAsia. But not so in the NorthAfrican Region, Mexico, Central& South America, parts of theMiddle East.
The new members of ourGroup such as Feras Bensaoud-Libya, Rene Carvajal in Mexico,Agustin David in Argentina,Vinay Sharma in Dubai and VickiBedi in the Asian sub continentand beyond can assist with thisdevelopment; not just becauseof theirgeographic localities, buttheir global business reach.
This is NOT to say that theGroup’s efforts will be entirelyfocused on these “new areas”.There’s always room fordevelopment in our ‘mature’areas. For example, witnessElaine Wong of Baltrans’accomplishment---she recentlyestablished a reciprocal web linkwith the CHINA ASSOCIATIONFOR EXHIBITION CENTERS.
In our court, we areproceeding to create an IELAlink with the EXPO PROMOTERWEB site, they promote 37,975Fairs and currently maintain 262Web Partners.
It’s all about developing anIELA ‘BRAND’. Because, as anIELA member, you may neverknow, or directly link thebusiness you receive due to our‘BRAND’. But, chances are, IELAMembership may be, at least inpart, responsible for yoursuccess. This, not counting thebusiness you receive from yournew and established IELAcolleagues.
Paris, at the 25th Birthday, willbe an opportunity to see andreinforce these notions.
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A new year, a new beginning….In 2009, we have come a long way – with IELA quality standard
documents as well as IELA standard forms such as commercialinvoice/packing list or worksheet available on the net for all membersto use, if they wish to do so. So take a look!
At this stage, ready for download on the IELA website are:
STANDARDS WORKING GROUP
CHAIRMAN
Sabine Schlosser
CONTACT DETAILST. +61 2 9333 0312E. [email protected]
STANDARDS WORKING GROUP
Bas Oversier (A.J. Van Deudekom B.V., The Netherlands)
Lena Ericson (On-Site Exhibitions AB, Sweden)
Manuel Mazzini (IEL Inter ExpoLogistics Ltd,Switzerland)
Olusegun Lawal (IAL Nigeria Ltd, Nigeria)
Thomas Luechinger (Agility Fairs & Events,Switzerland)
Ludmil Rangelov (Orbit Ltd, Bulgaria)
Neil Goatcher (Exhibition Freighting Ltd, UK)
Christoph Rauch (BTG Messe-Spedition GmbH,Germany)
Elaine Wong(BALtrans Exhibition & Removal Ltd.)
Hagit Tomnak (Hermes Exhibition & Projects, Israel)
Jihad Khoury (Airlink International, U.A.E)
Klaus Pauluschke (BTG Messe-Spedition GmbH,Germany)
Marcelo Paradela (Waiver Logistics, Brazil)
Mariane Ewbank (Fulstandig Shows e Eventos MCLtda, Brazil)
Michael Beckers (Airways Freight Corp, USA)
Ravinder Sethi (RE Rogers India Pvt Ltd, India)
Sue Montilha (Nazha & Darwish Ltd, Syria)
Col. Chopra (PS Bedi Group, India)
THE SUBJECT OFTHE SURVEYS ISCERTAINLY ONE OFINTEREST – ANDTHERE ARE MANYDIFFERENTOPINIONS WITHINIELA ABOUT THEBENEFITS OF THESURVEYS. SOMEOFFER FULLSUPPORT, OTHERSQUESTION THEIREXISTENCE, ANDSOME ARE SIMPLYARGUING THETYPES OFQUESTIONS ASKED.
IELA STANDARD FORMS:
DESCRIPTION FILE TYPE
Commercial invoice/packing list invoice.pdf
Commercial invoice/packing list invoice.xls
SAMPLE Commercial invoice/packing list sample_invoice.pdf
Worksheet IELA Worksheet.pdf
Worksheet IELA Worksheet.xl
QUALITY STANDARD DOCUMENTS:
IELA Quality Control Protocol – On-site Agents quality-protocol-onsite.xls
IELA Quality Control Protocol – On-site Agents quality-protocol-onsite.pdf
IELA Quality Control Protocol – Export Agents quality-protocol-export.xls
IELA Quality Control Protocol – Export Agents quality-protocol-export.pdf
We will continue with moreforms throughout the year – butdon’t worry, we want to keep itto the “basics” and mostcertainly avoid communicationoverload. Keep it simple….
Again, the idea is for you, themembers, to use this section as a“library of tools” – you can use it,we certainly encourage you to doso, but it’s not compulsory.
Apart from that, the StandardSurveys have now closed and theresults are currently beingevaluated by the IELASecretariat. Once the analysis is
finalised, we will provide anupdate to all of you.
The subject of the Surveys iscertainly one of interest – andthere are many different opinionswithin IELA about the benefits ofthe surveys. Some offer fullsupport, others question theirexistence, and some are simplyarguing the types of questionsasked.
As the Standards Group, wewant to take this matter up whenwe are all meeting again in Paris.We believe it is important todiscuss the subject of the
surveys, in particular the types ofquestions asked and theirrelevance to today’s market.
What do you – the member –think about the surveys? Howwould you like to see the surveysdifferent? Do you believe in theirtrue benefit? Many questionscome to mind…..
To you, the member – weencourage you to let us knowyour thoughts, ideas andsuggestions for those surveys.Anything we can use asdiscussion points in Paris willcertainly help.
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CUSTOMS WORKING GROUP
CHAIRMAN
Tijen Ozer
CONTACT DETAILST. +90 216 326 58 52E. [email protected]
CUSTOMS WORKING GROUP
Cathy & Coco Air Sea Transport – China
Ersan ERTEM Ertem Nakliyat – Turkey
Heimo SCHWARZBAUER Schenker – Austria
Inam RAHMANI Agility Logistics – Pakistan
Jorge REINA Resa Internacional – Spain
Maria MAMBELLI Expotrans - Italy
Ravinder SETHI R.E. Rogers – India
Roland TSE Baltrans – Shanghai/China
Sabine SCHLOSSER Schenker –Australia
Sameh GUIRGUIS Samehco – Egypt
Sergei MINTS EWT - Russia
Surjeet Singh SACHDEV R.E. Rogers – India
Hello again, after thetoughest period of the year. Weall have been very busy withthe year-end issues, new yearplannings, busy shows,problematic shipments, etc.
And back to IELA issues, herewe go with a list of our activitiessince our last meeting at the IELAReport:
1-Customs forms:The answers received in Londonfrom members to thequestionnaire (and also thenumber of responses) showed usthat customs forms were justgood marketing tools for IELAmembers and in fact not apractical tools referred for dailybusiness. They are not evenknown by many of the operationspeople. So we decided tosimplify the forms, consideringthat the existing forms consumeda lot of time and energy to fill in.
New template of the CustomsForm has been worked out bySameh Guirguis (CustomsWorking Group Member) by theend of October 2009. Existingdata of each country have beentransferred to new forms by theSecretariat and published on theIELA web site under the new on-line system. Thanks to Declan,Anna and Anika (from My Worldof Expo) for the dedicated andspeedy work during this period.
The new forms have beenreviewed by all the members andup-dated in November 2009.
2-Customs links:
A very useful and creativesuggestion by Jorge Reina ofReca Internacional, was topublish links on the IELA website, to customs web-sites of themember countries in order toenable members to reach thecorrect and up-to-dateinformation on local regulationsand applications, as well as HSCodes. We immediately startedcollecting the related links frommembers. The task has beencompleted by the end ofOctober and all useful links foreach country have beenpublished on the IELA Web-sitefor the use of members.
3-Country File on the IELAReport:
After a series of discussionsamong the Working GroupMembers, we decided to start a‘’Country File’’ section on theIELA Report. We started withTurkey as an example anddecided to continue with anothercountry on each IELA Report. Webelieve, this information can befiled as a useful guideline by themembers and give a rough ideaabout the customs in the subjectcountry. It is a nice tool for acomparison between thecountries.
4-Publish Major Customsdocuments on the IELAwebsite:
We agreed to have samples ofsome customs documents on theIELA web site, to at least showthe members how they look inshape (ATA Carnet, ATR1,EURO1, CMR, T1, HealthCertificate, PhytosanitaryCertificate, FumigationCertificate, etc.) . We can alsohave link to the official web sitesrelated to these documents. (likewww.atacarnet.com Ms MariaMambelli of Expotrans is workingon this task and we will submitthe related data to IELASecretariat, once available.
So, hope to see you all inParis…
A USEFULSUGGESTION WAS TOPUBLISH LINKS ONTHE IELA WEB SITE,TO CUSTOMS WEB-SITES OF THEMEMBER COUNTRIESIN ORDER TOENABLE MEMBERSTO REACH THECORRECT AND UP-DATE INFORM -ATION ON LOCALREGULATIONS ANDAPPLICATIONS, ASWELL AS HS CODES.
NEXT IELA REPORT October 2010 (No 66) Deadline for articles: 13th September 2010 Email [email protected]
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Under this heading, we publish internal news from our members such as appointment,change of telephone or telefax numbers, new e-mail addresses and change of contactdetails. Please note that the IELA Secretariat has included all recent changes in contactdetails in the new IELA membership list available on www.iela.org
MEMBERS MOVESTHE IELA BOARD OF MANAGEMENT
Board Functions
ACTING CHAIRMAN
ACHIM LOTZWICK
VICE CHAIRMAN
CHRISTOPH RAUCH
TREASURER
ALAN HUNTER
MEMBERS
MEMBER
ROBERT MOORE
FEYZAN EREL
FAROOK AL ZEER
SECRETARIAT
ANNA GUICHARD
Honorary Members
Mr. Stephen J. BARRY
Mr. Ernest M. DROESSAERT
Mr. Karl BUEHLER
Mr. Thierry DEMEURE
Mr. Dieter FRAEULIN
Mr. Jean-Paul MOSER
Mr. Hans BRAUCHLI
Mr. Ron BERRY
Mr. Ravinder SETHI
IELASWITZERLANDADDRESSCHANGEPlease note that the IELASwitzerland address haschanged. Allcorrespondence should beaddressed to the following:-
IELA - InternationalExhibition LogisticsAssociates
Route François-Peyrot 30
1218 Grand-Saconnex,Switzerland
AFFILIATESRESIGNATIONCEVA Showfreight, Duiven,London, Rotterdam & Utrecht
CHANGE OFADDRESSSchenker Fairs & Events Ltdhave now moved to:Unit 2 Sylvan CourtSylvan RoadSouthfields Business ParkLaindon SS15 6TW UK
NEW MEMBERS We are pleased to welcome the following new member:
Marc UitenbroekBas WiendelsValverde B.V.Triport 1, 6th floorEvert van de Beekstraat 46 1118 CL Schiphol AirportThe Netherlands
T. +31 20 653 8555F. +31 20 653 7658E. [email protected]: www.valverde.nl
Valverde is an independent International FreightForwarder that is specialised in Event Logisticsoperating worldwide 24/7 and 365 days a year.We focus on service and providing keen rates. With a professional and experienced team wehandle for a variety of clientele as the sole officialagent or on shipment level the International EventLogistics, such as: • Tradeshows, Congresses,Fairs & Exhibitions, • Concert touring, Music & Theatre shows, • Festivals & Fine Arts events, • Sports events, • Automotive events • Lifestyleevents • Outdoor events • Dangerous Goods &Industrial projects (heavy & oversized loads)
M E M B E R S N E W S
IELA currently has 113 members in 45 countries worldwide.Please note that the IELA Secretariat has included all recent changes in contact details in the new IELA membership
list available on www.iela.org. Email Anna [email protected] with all amends to your company details.
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ERNY DROESSAERTIt is with much sorrow that I tell you of my friends passing. Erny andI starting working together in 1973 at the Paris Air Show. I canremember like it was yesterday trying to find this “ErnyDroessaert”, and wondering if he spoke English. It was my firstventure to Paris and I wasn’t at all certain exactly how things weregoing to work out. When I found Erny, he was holding court in whatappeared to be a gypsy wagon. He English was good, but with aheavy French accent, told me to sit down and we would discuss thebusiness over a nice Armagnac! Although things progressed through the years, one thing remainedsteadfast, our friendship. Erny could light up a room with his smile,and could tell stories about past times that made your soul glad. I was happy to have seen my friend in Paris in September, lookingbetter that I’ve ever seen him. We had three wonderful daystogether that I will never forget. I know that God was watchingover us in Paris and gave us this last time to be together, and I ammost grateful.Here’s to you Erny my friend, I lift my glass of Armagnac to you.Stephen J Barry Jr
NEW MEMBERSWe are pleased to welcome the following new member:
Benjamin StrelowHead of Sales & Tradelane Development, India
Schenker India Pvt. Ltd.DLF Building No. 8C, 12th Floor, DLF Cyber City, Phase -IIGurgaon – 122 002Haryana, IndiaTel.: +91 124 464 5000Fax: +91 124 464 5100 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.schenker-india.com
DB Schenker India offers a complete range of international air and ocean freightservices as well as integrated logistics services and global supply chain solutions from asingle source.
DB Schenker India combines all transport and logistics activities in integration with DBSchenker’s global network in 130 countries, 2,000 locations and 90,000 employees toprovide seamless end-to-end supply chain solutions.
With 31 offices and over 31 warehouse locations with more than 1,000,000 sq. ft. ofspace, and with 1,300 logistics professionals at your service we are everywhere ourcustomers want us to be. DB Schenker India offers business IT applications andsolutions that are built on revolutionary technologies.
Facts & Figures - Established in 1996 - 31 office locations. - 31 warehouses. - 1,300+ logistics experts. - +1,000,000 sq ft of warehousing space - Own Custom Clearance License - ISO 9001:2000 & CTPAT Certified
ERNIE DROESSAERT(1930 - 2009)
EX-DIRECTOR OF CLAMAGERAN-FOIREXPO, FRANCE
We would like to express our sincere condolences for the passing away of Mr. Ernie Droessaert.
He was highly respected and well known in our exhibition logistics industry as well as IELA family.
Ernie was our director until he retired and moved to Luxemburg. He attended the 4th IELA Seniors Club meeting in
September 2009 in Paris and it was scheduled that he will hold the 5th meeting in Luxemburg. It’s so regretful that he can never be with us again. It’s a big lost for us because he was indeed a
trustworthy partner not only during his career, but also continue after his retirement as a true friend and a kind family man.
He is now with God in a better place but left over all the best memories he had with us. He will be deeply missed by all
who knew him.
CLAMAGERAN-FOIREXPO
PARIS EXPO - Porte de Versailles: (And for other French regions) Tel: +33(0)1 572 518 01 Fax: +33(0)1 453 028 81 Email: [email protected]
Paris Nord- Villepinte: Tel: +33(0)1 486 333 34 Fax: +33(0)1 486 332 38 Email: [email protected]
Lyon: Tel: +33(0)4 789 006 00 Fax: +33(0)4 789 051 61 Email: [email protected]
Nice-Cannes-Monaco: Tel: +33(0)6 208 377 98 Fax: +33(0)1 453 028 81 Email: [email protected]
Montpellier- Marseille: Tel: +33(0)1572 536 40 Fax: +33(0)1453 028 81 Email: [email protected]
Worldwide agent service: Tel: +33(0)1 57251809 Fax: +33(0)1 45302881 Email: worldwide.agent- [email protected]
Export department: Tel: +33(0)1 486 332 20 Fax: +33(0)1 486 323 05 Email: [email protected]
C L A M A G E R A N F O I R E X P O - O N S I T E / O P E R A T I O N O F F I C E S :
www.clamageran.com
EXHIB IT ION LOGIST ICS LEADERIN FRANCE
