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AutoTurkey Conference 2011

Main Day 2 – 27 October 2011

Please find the October 2011 agenda below. This will give you information on what you missed this year – Please click here to request the 2012 agenda when it’s available.

8.15 Registration and Coffee

Registration and Coffee

8:50 Chairman’s Opening Address

Ozlem Gülşen Arkan, General Secretary, TAYSAD

Chairman’s Opening Address

Ozlem Gülşen Arkan

General Secretary, TAYSAD

Özlem Gülşen Arkan started to her working life in 1995 at Cumhuriyet Newspaper. Her first step to automotive sector was in 1998 at CMS Jant A.Ş. as a sales responsible. She worked from 2004 to 2006 at CMS Jant A.Ş. as Sales Manager. Özlem Gülşen Arkan was graduated from the Yıldız Teknik University as a translator and has been continuing to Bilgi University of MBA programme. Özlem Gülşen Arkan was [read more]

9:00 Manufacturing at top Quality for Export – Why Automotive Parts Suppliers Select Turkey and the Importance of TAYSAD Members in Obtaining the 2023 Objectives

Ozlem Gülşen Arkan, General Secretary, TAYSAD

As the sole most competent representative of the Turkish automotive supplier industry, TAYSAD plans its activities in line with its vision and mission and aims at becoming a centre of attraction in the automotive industry. In this special opening address General Secretary, Ozlem Gülşen Arkan updates and re-confirmed TAYSAD’s mission, goals and commitment to local suppliers and challenges the audience to enhance the cooperation between members and by providing better-quality services to meet members’ changing needs.

How can we reach our goal of the equivalent of 2.5 million cars exported per year by 2023? Combined strategy for OEMs, new business and increasing supplier export
Capitalising geographic, economic and cultural appeal of Turkey as an automotive manufacture centre - Participative approaches to maximise local advantage
Sustaining Auto as Turkey’s leading export industry, where should significant investments, incentives and support be required to maintain competitive edge
Tier one case study – How TAYSAD members are already expanding the scope of International Turkish Auto trade
TAYSAD’s own vision and forecast, assessing road ahead – Conclusions and forecasts

Ozlem Gülşen Arkan

General Secretary, TAYSAD

9:30 Mercedes Benz New Investments in Practice - Demonstrating our Commitment to the Region, Predicted Results, Further Developments and How this will Continue to Drive Top Quality from our Expert Supplier Network

Wolf-Dieter Kurz, CEO & President, Mercedes-Benz Türk A.S

If you want to know what Mercedes Benz looks for when sourcing quality products, don’t miss this morning keynote presentation from Turkey’s CEO. As Mercedes Benz truck and bus sales continue to soar, this presentation from the most senior representative will provide the exclusive insight for working with local suppliers, utilising local knowledge and strengthening the local base for world wide success.

Why Turkey thrives not only as a production base, but also a research and development hub - Mercedes-Benz insight into how innovative technologies will take the local Automotive industry to the next level
Turkey as a international gateway - Enjoying unique geographical and cultural advantages for the benefit of expanding in to new and exciting markets
Perspectives on new Automobile production to the Marmara Region - Weighing up the potential for local passenger car manufacture, the advantages and obstacles for success
New investments in practice - Demonstrating our commitment to the region, predicted results, further developments and how this will continue to drive top quality from our expert supplier network
Embracing Mercedes-Benz as a Turkish company - Continuing the 45 year tradition of job creation, investment and top quality production

Wolf-Dieter Kurz

CEO & President, Mercedes-Benz Türk A.S

Born in 1963, Wolf-Dieter Kurz completed his primary and secondary eduction in Germany. He graduated from the University in Karlsruhe with diploma in industrial engineering & business administration. He started his career with Mercedes-Benz, Germany in 1989 in the passenger vehicle division. After various positions in sales & marketing, aftersales & [read more]

10:00 TOFAS Case: Study How to Build A Successful Flexible Supply Chain in Turkey

Altan Aytac, Supply Chain Director, TOFAS

Join this senior case study presentation from the executive decision maker of one of Turkey’s leading exporters and most recognised brands. As the requirements of industry output continue to evolve the scope and capabilities of the supply chain must responds and adapt equally. In this special case study TOFAS, Supply Chain Director, Altan Aytac looks at the possibilities for flexible supply chain and requirements on each contributing stakeholder.

Overview of TOFAS investment plans and strategy for future production in Turkey – Outline of targets and prospective sourcing opportunities
Best practice supplier partnerships and plant integration – Creating a holistic approach to supply chain management
Who should be involved in SCM? Incorporating cross functional involvement in the supply chain and utilising the resources available across your business and industry for substantial input to decision making
Integrating the financial and physical supply chain for maximum visibility and flexibility in internal processes – The affect on forecasting, project selection and liquidity management of combining SC systems and data
Case Study: Example of TOFAS integrated SCM and supplier partnership mechanisms – How they work, why they work and who makes them work?

Altan Aytac

Supply Chain Director, TOFAS

Altan Aytaç joined Tofaş in 1992, and was initially part of the team that set up the CBU logistics department. Until 2008, he took over various responsibilities in commercial and industrial areas, including Outbound Logistics Management, Commercial Projects Coordination, Fiat Brand Management, and Alfa Romeo & Lancia Business Directorate. In March 2008, he was appointed in his curr [read more]

10.30 OEM Panel Discussion – Leveraging the Top Quality Supplier Base in Turkey

Altan Aytac, Supply Chain Director, TOFAS
Cengiz Kabatepe, Assistant General Manager, Purchasing, Ford Otosan
Wim Wuyts, GME Manager Purchasing, Supplier Quality Manager South East Europe, GM GPSC Romania
Eşref Mermer, International Purchasing Southeast Europe Manager, BMW
Mohammad Reza Valadi, Supply Chain Strategy Manager, Automotive IranKhodro Industrial Group (IKCO)

Don’t miss this senior panel discussion consisting only of procurement and supply chain decision makers from leading international OEMs. Our panel will consider the benefits and challenges of leveraging business partners in Turkey and the audience will gain exclusive insight and questions answered. Join the discussion to establish the key attributes values and processes needed to demonstrate reliable, credible supply to the world’s biggest brands.

Why do OEMs choose Turkey? - What are the vital contributors to sourcing decisions and how does Turkey compare to other regional exporters?
How to demonstrate value and reliability to a leading OEM – What are the key indicators of a quality company, as well the component?
How do national regulations and interventions affect the potential of developing industrial forces?
Globalisation vs. Localisation of supply – OEM perspectives for how best to reduce cost in the supply chain through expanding of reducing range of supplier network
Audience questions

Altan Aytac

Supply Chain Director, TOFAS

Cengiz Kabatepe

Assistant General Manager, Purchasing, Ford Otosan

Mr. Cengiz Kabatepe was born in istanbul, in Turkey, in 1956. He completed his high school education in Kadıköy Maarif Collage and graduated from Yıldız Technical University at Mechanical Engineering branch. He had his Master Degree on Business Administration Faculty from istanbul University.His carrier began in Ford Otosan Company and has been working to several various positions since 1975. Duri [read more]

Wim Wuyts

GME Manager Purchasing, Supplier Quality Manager South East Europe, GM GPSC Romania

Wim Wuyts started his GM career in 1996 in Opel Belgium. He had several (international) assignments within the GM GPSC organisation. In 2007 he moved to Romania as manager for the GM Romanian purchasing team. Since 2010 he is Manager GM GPSC South East Europe and has the responsibility for the teams in Romania, Turkey and Hungary. Additionally he is leading GM Supplier Quality Electrical Systems/B [read more]

Eşref Mermer

International Purchasing Southeast Europe Manager, BMW

After his high school degree in Turkey (Region Izmir) he went to study in Germany with a scholarship. After his graduate as industrial engineer at the Technical University Berlin he worked 11 years in purchasing of Bosch Siemens Home Appliances (BSH). Since 2001 he has been working at the Central Purchasing of BMW Group in Munich. Until 2007 he purchased as responsible team leader all fuel systems [read more]

Mohammad Reza Valadi

Supply Chain Strategy Manager, Automotive IranKhodro Industrial Group (IKCO)

Mohammad reza Valadi is the Supply Chain Strategy Manager in the Strategic Planning department for Automotive Irankkhodro’s industrial group (www.ikco.com). Valadi joined IKCO in 2002 at a time of development planning issues. Bringing his operational strengths and analytical approach, Valadi has been responsible for developing a supply chain strategy in IKCo indu [read more]

11.00 Morning Coffee And Networking

Morning Coffee And Networking

11.30 Honda Management and Manufacturing Fundamentals to Strengthen Quality, Cost, Delivery, Management, Safety in the Company

Ismail Sumer, Factory Director & Board Member, Honda Turkiye

Outline of Honda global and Honda Turkey's operations
Company principle and manufacturing methods to improve production constitution
Process improvement applications by using lean manufacturing methods
Honda Manufacturing System's contribution to key perormance indicators
Driving force behind of Honda success

Ismail Sumer

Factory Director & Board Member, Honda Turkiye

Ismail Sumer graduated from Istanbul Technical University as an Electrical Engineer in 1986 and he had his master degree on Sysyems and Information Processing at Florida Institute of Technology, USA in 1989. He started his automotive career in Toyota Turkey in 1992 and worked in Toyota Japan as an intra company transferee for 1,5 years. In 1997, he joined to Honda Turkey where he held a number of [read more]

12.00 Why Global Brands Look to Turkey for Leading International Automotive Products

Michael Petri, Director Global Supply Chain Management, Continental

Continental Corporation background and company overview – Outline of current objectives
Distinguishing between the standard sourcing models and outlining continental preferences
Creating an optimised and collaborative supply chain through Vendor Managed Inventory
Reducing assets whilst optimising supplier production and transport and warehousing costs to benefit all parties
Parts of the process – Key stakeholders in VMI, role and benefits of each
Preferred Sourcing models as related to the Turkish market – Leading international insight

Michael Petri

Director Global Supply Chain Management, Continental

From September 1^st 1987 to March 1^st 1989 Mr. Petri held the function as Planner Production Program at VDO Adolfs Schindling AG in Frankfurt.On ‘April 1^st 1989 he entered at Continental, Ingolstadt as Team Leader Production Planning & Control. He held this function until June 30^th 1992. Then he took over the responsibility as Senior Manag [read more]

12.30 Special Case Study: Chery Plant Update and Production Preview

Zafer Murat Mermer, Vice Chairman & CEO, Chery-Mermerler

In Turkey's northwest province of Sakarya, Chery’s new plant, built of $500m investment, will have production capacity of 100,000 vehicles per year. The Chinese automotive giant plans to export 65 percent of the factory's production adding huge value to the region and incentive and business for local suppliers. Our audience will hear the latest up to date insight on Chery’s plans for investment and new product range, an exciting prospect for potential business partners.

Chery's door to Europe –Overview and timeline of plan and how your business can contribute to this exciting prospect
Inside the Sakaraya plant and exclusives on the he product range – A unique, in-depth preview of production and product
Partners in innovation – Chery plans for sourcing and case study focussing on engine innovation through new Turkish project
Chery’s future in China, Turkey and beyond – Status of support from authorities and commitment to environment, economy and job opportunities for Turkey
High targets for the domestic market – Current market share and forecasts

Zafer Murat Mermer

Vice Chairman & CEO, Chery-Mermerler

Murat Mermer was Born in 1971 in Yesilkoy, İstanbul. Graduating from the Cavusoğlu High School in 1988, he attended the Kyrenia American University in Northern Cyprus. He was transferred to the Los Angeles American Global University, Business Management Department on the third year of his education from which he graduated succesfully in 1994. Starting his business life in 1994 , he took up his fir [read more]

13.00 Lunch and Networking

Lunch and Networking

Stream A: Supply Chain Flexibility – ...Stream B: Export and Distribution Opportunities WBR_AMPE...

14.00 How Orhan Sources and Develops Suppliers to Sustain Top Quality Production in Turkey

Stream A: Supply Chain Flexibility – Focus on Supplier Development and Reacting to Shocks in the Supply Chain for Increased Adaptability & Visibility throughout Production

Zafer Kabatepe, Purchasing & Logistics Director, Orhan Holding

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from Turkey’s most influential supplier group. Understand the key decision in sourcing and product strategy and how the supply chain is changing to meet the needs of the consumer. Zafer Kabatepe offers a unique insight and update on Orhan Holdings Purchasing and Supply Chain practice, for the benefit of all in the current and prospective product network.

How Orhan became a major regional supplier in Turkey through building domestic and international relationships
Evaluating the domestic supplier base in Turkey with regional comparisons
Contending with OEM regulations – Effective ways to source and qualify components and demonstrating quality for customer satisfaction
Forecasting for uncertainty – Creating contingency plans for when your supply chain fails
Finding combined solutions with clear communication of needs and requirements – Industry Examples

Zafer Kabatepe

Purchasing & Logistics Director, Orhan Holding

Born on 31.08.1962 in İstanbul. Having completed his primary education in Kalamış Primary School, he continued his secondary and high school education in Saint-Joseph French High School in Kadıköy. In addition to his education life, at first he attended mechanical engineering in Yıldız Teknik University and then he completed his education with Business master degree in İstanbul Üniversity.His busi [read more]

14.00 Farplas Insight on Local Innovations for Global Export – Staying ahead of Consumer Expectation

Stream B: Export and Distribution Opportunities – Expert Local and International Perspectives on Increasing Output Maintaining Best Practice Standards

Omer Burhanoglu, CEO, Farplas

From our influential speaker this session is essential to those seeking new business through innovation. Farplas is not only an international leading company in the global automotive supply industry but also excels in innovation and continues to expand international sales through new developments and the latest technologically advanced products. Hear key insight that can assist in supplier for major OEM companies within Turkey and around the globe.

Farplas best practice to creating leading technologies – Strategic involvement of research and budgeting for innovation
Raising the level of local technology, educating staff, suppliers and other stakeholders to create the next generation of parts
The role of research institutions and research centres in maximising working understanding and building a pioneering industry
Farplas product development and expanding customer base - how to set yourself apart
Marketing and branding for global recognition and expectation, increasing product and technology visibility

Omer Burhanoglu

CEO, Farplas

Born in Trabzon, Turkey in 1960, Omer Burhanoglu, completed his education in Istanbul and graduated from Bosphorus University with a BS degree in mechanical engineering in 1982. He earned an MS degree in system analysis at Istanbul Technical University where he also studied business administration at doctorate level. In plastic manufacturing industry where he thought he could best apply his engine [read more]

Stream A: Supply Chain Flexibility – ...Stream B: Export and Distribution Opportunities WBR_AMPE...

14.30 Opportunities for Mutual Cooperation of Autopart Manufactures with the Iranian Auto - Industry Development Past, Present and Future

Stream A: Supply Chain Flexibility – Focus on Supplier Development and Reacting to Shocks in the Supply Chain for Increased Adaptability & Visibility throughout Production

Mohammad Reza Valadi, Supply Chain Strategy Manager, Automotive IranKhodro Industrial Group (IKCO)

Opportunities for Mutual Cooperation of Autopart Manufactures with the Iranian Auto - Industry Development Past, Present and Future

Mohammad Reza Valadi

Supply Chain Strategy Manager, Automotive IranKhodro Industrial Group (IKCO)

14.30 Enroute to Becoming a Global Supplier Industry - Opportunities, Necessities and Pitfalls

Stream B: Export and Distribution Opportunities – Expert Local and International Perspectives on Increasing Output Maintaining Best Practice Standards

Nuri Ünver, Managing Director, Safkar Group

For over 50 years, Turkish Automotive Supplier Industry has grown from ground up into one of the leading export industries in Turkey. Initially, riding on the success or failure of local OEM industry, it has started exporting to global OEM’s worldwide. Now, these global OEM’s are calling on these energetic partners to follow them to different parts of the World. This address will elaborate on opportunities, necessities and pitfalls of becoming a global supplier.

History and evolution of Turkish automotive supplier industry
Lifetime of a generic automotive supplier and how to kill it.
Opportunities awaiting the industry globally
Building international brand reputation through demonstration of continued quality and cost conscious culture
Constant improvement culture - How tradition helps build better products and assists in reflecting value to the customer and end user
Lessons learned in becoming a global supplier
Balancing the important metrics of quality and cost in an export industry – What our customers say

Nuri Ünver

Managing Director, Safkar Group

Stream A: Supply Chain Flexibility – ...Stream B: Export and Distribution Opportunities WBR_AMPE...

15:00 Gemport, Gateway for Global Exportation - A Strategic Partner for Marmara's Automotive Giants

Stream A: Supply Chain Flexibility – Focus on Supplier Development and Reacting to Shocks in the Supply Chain for Increased Adaptability & Visibility throughout Production

Ismail Hakki Tas, General Manager, Gemport

Gemport, holding the pride of being 'Turkey's first private port', has been breaking grounds in its sector since it was founded. Its contribution to Bursa region and the national economy is increasing incrementally with the addition of İşbank's support as of 2000.Gemport is one of the most important ports of the Turkish maritime sector with its strategic location, vast hinterland, and its rational investments. The company servers as a major gateway for importation and exportation of many industrial areas, notably Bursa with its expert staff, and technological infrastructure for 365 days/ 24 hours.As well as having the container services as its main business operation, Gemport is the crucial exportation port of the automotive sector's giants in Marmara region. It operates as a trading base taking both exportation and importation's pulse for many sectors like automotive supply industry, iron, steel, textile, food and mining.In this exclusive address, General Manager Ismail Hakki Tas will demonstrate how Gemport is a major contributor to Turkey’s thriving automotive export industry and how suppliers can benefit from working with this important strategic partner.

Ismail Hakki Tas

General Manager, Gemport

Born in 1970, holds a BS degree in Electronic & Computer Engineering from the Turkish Naval Academy and a Masters degree in Finance from Istanbul University.His career began at Turkish Naval Forces in 1992. Mr. Tas resigned from Navy in 1995 and started to work for private sector. He has held a variety of positions in shipping, insurance and textile s [read more]

15:00 Panel discussion: What the Turkish Industry stands to Gain from Developing the Domestic Market and Distribution Channels

Stream B: Export and Distribution Opportunities – Expert Local and International Perspectives on Increasing Output Maintaining Best Practice Standards

Ilkim Sancaktar, Deputy Director, Nissan Turkey
Ziya Serimazin, Network & Business Development Director of Volvo Car Türkiye , Volvo Car Türkiye
Tamer Atsan, General Secretary, OYDER, Authorized Automotive Dealers Association.
Fulvio Villa, General Manager, GEFCO Turkey

Hosted by: GEFCOTurkey has rapidly started chasing the giant targets of year 2023. How will the progress of domestic and international distribution channels contribute to achieving 2023 targets? When mentioning distribution channels we shall first point the distributors that make manufacturers produce vehicles and deliver them to dealers, secondly we mean dealers who directly sell those vehicles to customers and finally we shall indicate logistics companies which distribute and stock the vehicles.

How are dealers preparing for Turkey’s predicted rapid domestics market growth? And what are the potential limtations output?
How do Turkish dealers compare with thsoe across Europe? Can the distributors support dealers sufficiently? And is ptrfit and risk easily shared amongst all parties?
How will logistics companeis conitue to influence the priactice required for increased sales magnitude? How are they preparing and what are the current exspectations?
How do the distributors get ready for future? What are their plans, strategies? How do you corelate growing domestic sales and production figures?
How will the automotive sector will benefit current account defecit?
When looking at the 2023 targets, what are the milestones of success? From the current position how will domestic distribution reaching the key fuigures set and where are the potential obstacles?
Evaluation of the benefits of growing the domestic market on car manufacture.

Ilkim Sancaktar

Deputy Director, Nissan Turkey

Born in 1962, graduated from Istanbul Technical University Electrical Engineer, has been in the automotive sector since 1982; worked in Otokar Land-Rover, GM Turkey, Peugeot Turkey, Tırsan Trailer and DAF Truck, and assumed responsibilities in sales-marketing-aftersales area. Has been working in Nissan Otomotiv A.S. since 2004 as Deputy General Manager in charge of operations.

Ziya Serimazin

Network & Business Development Director of Volvo Car Türkiye , Volvo Car Türkiye

After his graduation form Istanbul Erkek Lisesi and Istanbul Technical University Electrical Engineering Department in both Bachelor and Master of Science, Ziya Serimazin has worked as Lecturing Research Assistant at the university and undertook Electrical Engineer and management positions in several multinational companies afterwards.Serimazin has joined Volvo Car Tur [read more]

Tamer Atsan

General Secretary, OYDER, Authorized Automotive Dealers Association.

Born in 1963 in İstanbul. Graduated from Yıldız Technical Üniversity as a Mecanical Engineer and Business Administration from İstanbul Üniversity. He started his carieer in 1988 in Oyak Renault as Purchasing Engineer, he worked at Renault MAİS as After Sales Manager for 4 years, Renault Dealer in İstanbul as General Manager for 3 years, Citroen distributer as Deputy General Manager for 6 years and [read more]

Fulvio Villa

General Manager, GEFCO Turkey

Fulvio Villa, born in 1968 in Milano, Italy. Married, father of 2 children. Graduated from Wirtschaft University, Vienna – Business Administration. Speaks 5 languages, included Turkish. Managerial experience gained throughout international logistics groups in Italy, France, Austria and at CEO position since 2000. Entered GEFCO Italy in 2004, as Automotive Dept. Manager, then was appointed in 200 [read more]

15.30 Afternoon Coffee And Networking

Afternoon Coffee And Networking

16:00 Emerging Markets and the Importance to the Local Supplier – Establishing Essential International Trade Relationships, Examples from a leading Tier One Supplier

Murat Baysan, General Manager, Johnson Controls Automotive

Join key decision makers and influencers from Johnson Controls as they utilise global knowledge to update the audience with importance of establishing strong international networks. With recommendations, forecast and case review this session will benefit suppliers, OEMs and all who seek business with these parties in an expanded regional network.

Analysing patterns in how automotive industries develop in emerging markets
Parallels between Turkey and Asian markets, opportunities and threats from leading global hubs
Where to look to next for key pioneering automotive suppliers - Where the industry is heading
JCI plans and strategies in Turkey and beyond- Importance of the region and forecasts for upcoming projects
How to best position you brand in a fast changing market - Leading supplier insight, recommendations and best practice

Murat Baysan

General Manager, Johnson Controls Automotive

Murat Baysan was born in 1970. Graduated from Bergische University Wuppertal in Germany in economics, he served in several managerial assignments in different European Countries. He was appointed as General Manager Johnson Controls Automotive Turkey in 2007. He is leading the Turkey business of JCI including MSKT, a joint venture company of JCI and Diniz Holding, a leading turkish Automotive group [read more]

16.30 Panel Discussion : The Outlook for TAYSAD Member Growth - Forecasts and Influences Effecting the Progression to Future Export Targets

Ozlem Gülşen Arkan, General Secretary, TAYSAD
Omer Burhanoglu, CEO, Farplas
Murat Baysan, General Manager, Johnson Controls Automotive
Patrice Colomb, Managing Director, AutoLiv Turkey
Nuri Ünver, Managing Director, Safkar Group

Hosted by: Taysad

Don’t miss our exclusive and crucially relevant closing panel discussion. Focussing on the potential for supplier input to the automotive sectors exposition and debating if, and when, export will exceed that of the OEM. Join our senior panel line up and make the most of this opportunity to interact with the live debate. Depart the conference with your questions answers and new strategies in place.

Increasing the diversification of the product range of TAYSAD members
The shared vision for 2023 – What is your role in the growth prospects
How will we reach the targets set out, can we dare to dream and what is the current reality
Leading advise from TAYSAD for service providing partners – Who are the essential local and international businesses for achieving our goal
Your questions answered and the review of the prospects for automotive businesses in Turkey

Ozlem Gülşen Arkan

General Secretary, TAYSAD

Omer Burhanoglu

CEO, Farplas

Murat Baysan

General Manager, Johnson Controls Automotive

Patrice Colomb

Managing Director, AutoLiv Turkey

Patrice Colomb, (44) is Managing Director of Autoliv Turkey, world wide leader in automotive safety that design and manufacturing seat belt, airbag, steering wheels and electronics for all the OEM in the world. With more than 1500 associates and 4 plants Autoliv is the clear leader in Turkish automotive safety market. Patrice has worked for 20 years in consulting and in the industry in several cou [read more]

Nuri Ünver

Managing Director, Safkar Group

17:15 Closing Remarks and Conclusion

Ozlem Gülşen Arkan, General Secretary, TAYSAD

Closing Remarks and Conclusion

Ozlem Gülşen Arkan

General Secretary, TAYSAD

17.30 End of Conference Sessions

End of Conference Sessions






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AutoTurkey Conference 2011

Main Day 2 – 27 October 2011

Ozlem Gülşen Arkan General Secretary, TAYSAD

Ozlem Gülşen Arkan General Secretary, TAYSAD

Wolf-Dieter Kurz CEO & President, Mercedes-Benz Türk A.S

Altan Aytac Supply Chain Director, TOFAS

Altan Aytac Supply Chain Director, TOFAS

Cengiz Kabatepe Assistant General Manager, Purchasing, Ford Otosan

Wim Wuyts GME Manager Purchasing, Supplier Quality Manager South East Europe, GM GPSC Romania

Eşref Mermer International Purchasing Southeast Europe Manager, BMW

Mohammad Reza Valadi Supply Chain Strategy Manager, Automotive IranKhodro Industrial Group (IKCO)

Ismail Sumer Factory Director & Board Member, Honda Turkiye

Michael Petri Director Global Supply Chain Management, Continental

Zafer Murat Mermer Vice Chairman & CEO, Chery-Mermerler

Zafer Kabatepe Purchasing & Logistics Director, Orhan Holding

Omer Burhanoglu CEO, Farplas

Mohammad Reza Valadi Supply Chain Strategy Manager, Automotive IranKhodro Industrial Group (IKCO)

Nuri Ünver Managing Director, Safkar Group

Ismail Hakki Tas General Manager, Gemport

Ilkim Sancaktar Deputy Director, Nissan Turkey

Ziya Serimazin Network & Business Development Director of Volvo Car Türkiye , Volvo Car Türkiye

Tamer Atsan General Secretary, OYDER, Authorized Automotive Dealers Association.

Fulvio Villa General Manager, GEFCO Turkey

Murat Baysan General Manager, Johnson Controls Automotive

Ozlem Gülşen Arkan General Secretary, TAYSAD

Omer Burhanoglu CEO, Farplas

Murat Baysan General Manager, Johnson Controls Automotive

Patrice Colomb Managing Director, AutoLiv Turkey

Nuri Ünver Managing Director, Safkar Group

Ozlem Gülşen Arkan General Secretary, TAYSAD

Ozlem Gülşen Arkan

General Secretary, TAYSAD

Ozlem Gülşen Arkan

General Secretary, TAYSAD

Wolf-Dieter Kurz

CEO & President, Mercedes-Benz Türk A.S

Altan Aytac

Supply Chain Director, TOFAS

Altan Aytac

Supply Chain Director, TOFAS

Cengiz Kabatepe

Assistant General Manager, Purchasing, Ford Otosan

Wim Wuyts

GME Manager Purchasing, Supplier Quality Manager South East Europe, GM GPSC Romania

Eşref Mermer

International Purchasing Southeast Europe Manager, BMW

Mohammad Reza Valadi

Supply Chain Strategy Manager, Automotive IranKhodro Industrial Group (IKCO)

Ismail Sumer

Factory Director & Board Member, Honda Turkiye

Michael Petri

Director Global Supply Chain Management, Continental

Zafer Murat Mermer

Vice Chairman & CEO, Chery-Mermerler

Zafer Kabatepe

Purchasing & Logistics Director, Orhan Holding

Omer Burhanoglu

CEO, Farplas

Mohammad Reza Valadi

Supply Chain Strategy Manager, Automotive IranKhodro Industrial Group (IKCO)

Nuri Ünver

Managing Director, Safkar Group

Ismail Hakki Tas

General Manager, Gemport

Ilkim Sancaktar

Deputy Director, Nissan Turkey

Ziya Serimazin

Network & Business Development Director of Volvo Car Türkiye , Volvo Car Türkiye

Tamer Atsan

General Secretary, OYDER, Authorized Automotive Dealers Association.

Fulvio Villa

General Manager, GEFCO Turkey

Murat Baysan

General Manager, Johnson Controls Automotive

Ozlem Gülşen Arkan

General Secretary, TAYSAD

Omer Burhanoglu

CEO, Farplas

Murat Baysan

General Manager, Johnson Controls Automotive

Patrice Colomb

Managing Director, AutoLiv Turkey

Nuri Ünver

Managing Director, Safkar Group

Ozlem Gülşen Arkan

General Secretary, TAYSAD