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With 2nd World Grains Trade just a week away, this is the last call to register! Attend this conference to meet over 200 CEOs, Directors, Managers, Regional Heads, Business Development Directors, Traders, Brokers, and Analysts across the following sectors:

Connect with these 200 executives even before the conference begins!

We’ve opened the CMT Connect portal to all registered and paid delegates at the 2nd World Grains Trade Summit. This online networking portal allows registered participants to connect, and set up meetings and appointments with fellow delegates before the conference has even begun, maximising the Networking opportunities at the conference!

Leverage on the Networking, and seize this opportunity to meet over 200 suppliers, vendors & customers and forge NEW business.

>>Register here with your team & Pay Immediately for access to CMT Connect, our virtual networking portal, now open to paid conference delegates.<<

Simon Davidson studied law at St. John’s College Cambridge and subsequently obtained a master’s degree in maritime law at Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia, Canada. Simon is a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and of both the Hong Kong and Singapore Institutes of Arbitrators. He has been appointed by the ICC as sole arbitrator on a number of cases.

Simon joined the firm in 1985, when he took articles. In 1989, he transferred to Holman Fenwick Willan’s Hong Kong office and became a partner in 1994. He is now based in the firm’s Singapore office where he became the managing partner in 2000. He specialises in marine, commodity trading and energy contracts, litigation and arbitration.

2nd World Grains Trade 2010 Singapore Speaker
Day 2 – Thursday, 21 Jan
14:30  Damage, Delay and Market Claims and Dispute Resolution

2nd World Grains Trade Summit is a critical global conference that guarantees in-depth coverage, insights and objectivity to provide clarity to your interests and investments in the grains & oilseeds markets. To find more about Grains World in Singapore from Jan 20 to 21, 2010, please visit http://www.worldgrainstrade.com

Syed Alwi is the Vice President of Corporate Banking-Asia at The Islamic Bank of Asia Ltd. He has more than 12 years of experience within the Islamic financial services industry. He is responsible for business development, relationship management and origination of clients within the Asia Pacific region for IB Asia.

2nd World Grains Trade 2010 Singapore Speaker
Day 2 – Thursday, 21 Jan
14:00  Islamic Financing Solutions For Grains Trade

2nd World Grains Trade Summit is a critical global conference that guarantees in-depth coverage, insights and objectivity to provide clarity to your interests and investments in the grains & oilseeds markets. To find more about Grains World in Singapore from Jan 20 to 21, 2010, please visit http://www.worldgrainstrade.com

Lyndon Asser has been with ABB Grain Ltd now Viterra for 20 years. He has a Bachelor of Economics Degree from the University of Adelaide.

After spending 9 years in Banking, Lyndon joined ABB as a Treasury Analyst. In 1994 he then set up the ABB Other Commodities desk, trading Pulses, Canola and Oats. In 1999 he then moved to the company’s Victorian office in Melbourne where he was responsible for trading feed grains, principally Barley and Wheat. Then in 2006 with further company expansion he returned to Head office in Adelaide to take the role of Marketing Manager – Barley. This role has both an international focus with feed barley and a major responsibility to source malting barley for the Viterra Malt malthouses.

2nd World Grains Trade 2010 Singapore Speaker
Day 2 – Thursday, 21 Jan
13:30  Global Barley Market Outlook

2nd World Grains Trade Summit is a critical global conference that guarantees in-depth coverage, insights and objectivity to provide clarity to your interests and investments in the grains & oilseeds markets. To find more about Grains World in Singapore from Jan 20 to 21, 2010, please visit http://www.worldgrainstrade.com