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Arbitrum Founder House Singapore 🇸🇬 In collaboration with Robinhood Chain Please note: Applications are open. If you see "Join Waitlist," the event is not full. It simply means Founder House is a screening-based program. Click Join Waitlist to apply for one of the 120 Founder House spots, and selected applicants will be approved after their application is reviewed. Open House brings together founders and teams building the next generation of onchain businesses. Following editions in New York City and London, which engaged 2,160 builders across online and in-person activations and received 177 and 273 project submissions respectively, Open House is coming to Singapore. The program began with a global online Buildathon from September 14 to October 4, followed by Founder House Singapore, an application-only, three-day experience for founders with an existing product, prototype, or business. Founder House gives selected teams focused time to build, test their direction, and connect with the Arbitrum ecosystem. Note: This form is for Founder House applications only. 📅 Online Buildathon: September 14–October 4, 2026 📅 Founder House: October 23–25, 2026 📍 Singapore About Founder House Founder House Singapore is part of Arbitrum Open House, in collaboration with Robinhood Chain. It is designed for founders who are already building and are ready to make meaningful progress on their product. Over three days, selected teams will build alongside other founders, receive feedback from mentors and ecosystem participants, and work through product, technical, and go-to-market challenges. Come with an existing project. Use Founder House to build or launch a meaningful new feature, validate a key assumption, and leave with a clearer path forward. Prizes and Grants Founder House participants will have access to $300K in prizes and grants across several opportunities: General Builder Track: $120K in prizes for three standout teams building innovative products on Arbitrum and Robinhoo

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Singapore manages around S$6 trillion, and 88% of it is already invested offshore. Australian managers bring income that travels and the growth most family offices say they are missing. This is where you meet both. Join 350-plus family offices, professional investors and managers for one day in Singapore. Attendance is curated for wholesale, sophisticated and professional investors. Learn more: yieldandgrowth.wholesaleinvestor.com/singapore --------------------------------------- Secure your seat Now- Early Bird rate available --------------------------------------- Why now 88% of Singapore-managed assets are already invested offshore. Your capital is already global by default. You’re looking for quality income and growth regardless of borders. We are bringing both the Australian and regional yield and growth strategies that fit where your capital is already going. Private credit is the fastest-growing alternative in the market. Australia is a deep, accessible source of it, and of the growth that family offices are under-allocated to. The gap is in growth. 65% of family offices prioritise AI as an investment theme, yet 57% hold no venture or growth allocation. They want the exposure. Most do not own it yet. Two engines, one room The yield engine. Australian and regional private credit, real estate credit, listed income and yield ETFs. Income that already travels across borders. The growth engine. Australian and regional private equity, venture, growth and a curated group of innovators in deep tech and life sciences. The direct venture access that most family offices say they are missing. What you will leave with 20+ curated opportunities: Screened Australian and local yield and growth opportunities, including the venture access family offices are trying to find. A clear read on sourcing offshore: Leading Australian managers on income and growth from a quality market, in one room. A room of 350+. Family offices and professional investors from Singapore and the br

As intelligence moves into the physical world, technical breakthroughs are only the start. Building scalable companies takes the infrastructure to move from simulation to deployment, and founders who can turn new capabilities into products people will adopt. Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Liminal are bringing together founders, builders, and operators across that frontier to explore what's already being built, what it takes to deploy Physical AI at scale, and where the next generation of companies could emerge. Drawing on AWS's experience powering Physical AI workloads and Amazon's deployment of more than 1 million robots, alongside Liminal's experience co-building with top-flight founders and entrepreneurial scientists, we'll explore the technology, companies, and people shaping this next wave. What to expect: Why Physical AI, why now Why Physical AI could represent the next major platform shift after generative AI, and what's making it possible now. From simulation to deployment What it takes to move intelligent systems from controlled environments into the physical world. Who builds what comes next What to look for in founders taking on technically difficult, category-defining problems. Physical AI in action Meet startups building at the edge of Physical AI and see their technology in action.

What does it take for AI-powered robots to work in the real world? From robots that can reason across different tasks, to models that translate what they see and understand into actions, AI is expanding what robots can do beyond controlled environments. But building robots that can operate reliably in the real world requires more than better models. They need to reason and plan, remember what has happened, respond to changes around them, and act reliably despite constraints such as latency, connectivity, and uncertainty. Together with IMDA, we are bringing you an AI Wednesdays × Technical Sharing Session edition focused on AI and robotics, exploring the models, systems, and infrastructure shaping how intelligent robots are built and deployed beyond the lab. More About the Sharings Soujanya Poria (Associate Professor, NTU) will share on “Beyond Better Actions: What Generalist Physical Agents Still Need.” What will it take to build robots that can perform many different tasks across different environments? Soujanya will argue that the challenge isn't simply collecting more robot data. Large language and multimodal models can already reason and plan, but physical agents must coordinate that slower reasoning with fast control, remember what happened earlier, and know when they need more evidence before acting. He'll explore this through three pieces of work: GE-Act 2.0, a world action model pretrained at scale; MemBodied, which adds persistent memory to vision-language-action models; and RoboQuest, a long-horizon benchmark that separates failures in evidence gathering, interpretation, planning, execution, and verification. Together, these point towards a different challenge for generalist physical agents: coordinating fast control, persistent memory, and higher-level planners that know when to gather more evidence, replan, and check their own work. Raphael Yee (Director, Griffin Labs) will share on “Griffin Alpha.” Raphael will share how Griffin Labs built Griffin Alph

From understanding agents to building and using them Almost a year ago, we hosted our first 7x7x7 Express on Agentic AI. Back then, the industry was just beginning to explore what AI agents could do, how they differed from generative AI, what governance considerations mattered, and where they might be applied, particularly in finance. Fast forward to today, and the landscape has evolved considerably. People are moving beyond single agents to experiment with multiple agents working together. New tools, workflows and applications are emerging, while real-world use is bringing new questions around reliability, security, oversight and control. So, what's changed in Agentic AI over the past year, and what can we actually do with it today? Join us for the next edition of 7x7x7 Express by Women in AI (For Good), where seven speakers will each share their knowledge, experiences and practical insights in seven-minute sessions. Expect less time spent on the basics and more time exploring what is happening now, what is working, what isn't, and how you can get started. Our speakers & topics they are sharing, including how you can get started: Yin Yin- skills vs workflows vs agents: When to use them and how to get started with off the shelf agent? Leila- Leadership in the age of agents and ai. How are our roles evolving, challenges for nurturing new generation of leaders, how do we prepare ourselves? Simran - How to use hermes as a central agent to deploy websites, linkedin content? Harshita - Governance of agents and what we need to look out for in enterprises, and what makes this different than governance of genAI? Pin - Verifiable identity to agents, building trust ecosystems? Anmol - How a 2nd brain can optimise the outputs of agents and what you need to do to prep for building your 2nd brain? Chloe - How to use scheduled tasks in chatgpt/building your own chief of staff to get 1% closer everyday to the woman you want to become? (bonus) Jia Zhen: the 7 hidden challenges of d

AI coding agents are writing more of your production code every quarter. Writing code has become cheap. Knowing that it works hasn’t. Geoff Huntley, creator of the Ralph Wiggum loop and Field CTO at Antithesis, has spent the past year taking engineering teams around the world through what changes when agents do most of the typing. His view: the models are no longer the constraint. What’s left for engineering teams is vision, verification and agency. This evening is for the leaders who own the consequences. We’ll talk about: What your engineering organisation looks like when agents write most of the code Where AI-written code fails in production, and why existing tests and code review miss it How teams are rebuilding confidence in what they ship without slowing down It’s a short talk, then an open conversation. There’s no pitch and no panel. Who it’s for: Engineers and engineering leaders who care about building software that works. We’re keeping it to about 50 people.

We are partnering with Docker to host the AIGov meetup. RSVP to secure your spot! AI agents are no longer just chat assistants. They write code, run shell commands, call tools and touch real systems on their own. That is powerful, but it also raises a hard question for every team: how do we keep these agents safe, and how do we know the rules apply to every agent in the company? Join us for an evening of talks, live demos and good conversation with practitioners from Docker and Thoughtworks. We will look at how teams are setting guardrails for AI agents, from sandboxing and policy to data and platform governance. Whether you are a developer, platform engineer, security lead or just curious about where agentic AI is heading, this one is for you. Agenda 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM: Doors open, food and networking 7:00 PM - 7:30 PM: Define Once, Enforce Everywhere: Governing AI Coding Agents with Docker Sandboxes, by Ajeet Singh Raina, Developer Advocate, Docker 7:30 PM - 8:00 PM: Trust the Agent, But Verify: AI Governance with Agent/works by Shen Ting Ang, Thoughtworks 8:00 PM - 8:30 PM: Talk by a Docker Captain (details coming soon) 8:30 PM - 9:00 PM: Networking

AGI Playground Founder Show is an AI startup showcase and networking platform launched by Founder Park, hosting offline events in Singapore on a quarterly basis. We focus on providing global AI founders with a high-frequency, no-nonsense, pitch-centric stage, while establishing a streamlined, recurring channel for investors and ecosystem partners to discover high-quality AI projects and teams efficiently. 🎙️Agenda Oct 30 14:00 –18:00 Guest Check-in: 13:30-14:00 Eight teams. fifteen minutes pitch + five minutes Q&A. Networking / Open Discussion 🙋WE'RE LOOKING FOR Selling to global markets A founder who can present in English Product live, or a working demo ⭐️ Who This Is For Investors, founders, operators, builders 🌲About The Hosts Founder Park is a global AI & tech entrepreneur community backed by GeekPark. Since 2010, our platform has discovered and supported visionary founders early in their journeys—including Zhang Yiming (ByteDance), Lei Jun (Xiaomi), Yang Zhilin (Kimi), and Xiao Hong (Manus). In the AGI era, Founder Park and AGI Playground continue this legacy: we stand with innovators early, transforming "non-consensus" into "consensus." By providing critical knowledge, shared resources, strategic partnerships, and capital, we empower founders to drive monumental breakthroughs. We believe in: Founders Backing Founders. https://founderpark.net/ Become a paid Substack subscriber to get direct audience access to Founder Show. founderpark1.substack.com B71 (Co-host) B71 Singapore is NUSX's global commercialisation engine. As the original B71 hub, it brings founders and leading companies together to build what the world needs most, connecting research, capital, pilots, and markets. Since 2011, B71 has supported more than 1,600 startups, with 150 currently active in Singapore today. B71 Singapore is home to alumni including Carousell, PatSnap, and ShopBack, and connects founders to NUSX's wider network across 11 locations in 6 countries, spanning Asia and North

For our first meetup, I'm sitting down with Evan You, creator of Vue and Vite and founder of VoidZero, which was just acquired. We're friends, so I won't be asking polite questions. We'll talk about what AI means for the future of open source, why turning open source into a business is so hard, what it's like to have a boss for the first time in over a decade, and finally the acquisition and what it means for Vite staying neutral. This is not first come, first served. We'll review every application and pick 50 people, so tell us what you're working on and what you'd ask Evan. If you're picked and can't make it, free up your spot. About NERDS.sg (nerds.sg): NERDS.sg is a meetup for people who build things. It's not-for-profit, with no pitches and no sponsor slides. Just good conversation and food. Agenda: Doors open with food and drinks at 6:00 pm, the chat with Evan starts at 6:45, audience Q&A at 7:20, hanging out from 7:45, and we close at 9:00.

Dates: 22 August 2026 - LeetCode 5 September 2026 - Coding Dojo 19 September 2026 - LeetCode 3 October 2026 - Coding Dojo 17 October 2026 - LeetCode 31 October 2026 - Coding Dojo Timing: 2pm onwards Venue: HackerspaceSG Address: Textile Centre, #08-10, Singapore 199018 ​We'll be hanging out to practice some social coding - either as LeetCode Practice or as a Coding Dojo. \#\# No food provided \#\# Bring your laptop \#\# # We will be doing the Coding Dojo this week. Do you know what a Coding Dojo is? \> A Coding Dojo is a meeting where a bunch of coders get together to work on a programming challenge\. They are there to have fun and to engage in Deliberate Practice in order to improve their skills\. The focus of the Coding Dojo would be to help you improve your skills in the language you are working on (or ramping up on). We also hope that pair-programming with more experienced devs will help you level up. Format wise, the team will be given a Code Kata (a coding puzzle) where they have to solve by writing code. And through pair-programming, they will learn about writing test (TDD) and using advanced coding techniques from the more experienced devs in your group. ====================== What is a Code Kata? A kata is an exercise in karate where you repeat a form many, many times, making little improvements in each. You need to try it as many times as it takes, and be comfortable making mistakes. You need to look for feedback each time so you can work to improve. Remember that the point of the kata is not arriving at a correct answer. The point is the stuff you learn along the way. The goal is the practice, not the solution. # ​About JuniorDev SG: ​JuniorDevSG is a developer interest group that focuses on providing a place for junior developers to learn and network with each other. ​At the same time, we seek to be a support system to help junior developers break into tech, navigate their careers as well growing them to one day become senior developers or t

Daytona HackSprint The era of simple chatbots is over. Real AI applications need to scrape live data, automate workflows, manage infrastructure, and deploy at scale — all working together in production. If you're ready to build real AI systems, this hackathon is for you. AI Builders is partnering with Daytona around SWITCH conference week, for a hands-on hackathon in Singapore — where you'll prototype production-grade AI applications with the open-source runtime powering today's agent infrastructure. About Daytona Daytona is secure and elastic cloud infrastructure built for autonomous agents. It gives every AI agent its own isolated sandbox — a full composable computer with its own kernel, filesystem, network stack, vCPU, RAM, and disk — so agents can safely execute code, install packages, run servers, and ship real work in production. Sub-second sandbox startup — sandboxes are ready to run code in roughly 90–200 ms, so your agents stay in flow. Full machine semantics — install packages, manage processes, use Git, compile code, run browsers or games, all inside the sandbox. Native SDKs + MCP — Python, TypeScript, Go, Ruby, and Java SDKs, plus a first-class MCP server so any agent framework can drive Daytona as a tool. Built for parallel agents — spin up thousands of sandboxes at once for fan-out agent workflows, model evaluation, or batch code execution. Open source (AGPL) — self-host on Kubernetes with the provided Helm chart, or use managed Daytona Cloud. If your agents need to actually do things in the real world — write code, deploy it, iterate — Daytona is the runtime under the hood. Sponsors Neo4j, the graph intelligence platform for building intelligent applications — its native graph database and GraphRAG capabilities help developers connect data, uncover relationships, and give AI systems the context needed for more accurate, explainable results. Nosana, a decentralized compute network offering on-demand GPU access to power demanding AI workloads — from lar

IAA TALKS: CREATIVTY IAA Talks: Creativity is an interactive event series designed to bring the industry together for fresh thinking, open conversation and practical inspiration. Each session explores a timely theme shaping the future of creativity, marketing and communications, with perspectives from leading voices across brands, agencies, platforms and the wider creative community. Rather than a traditional conference format, IAA Talks is designed to be highly engaging and participatory, combining expert perspectives with audience discussion, shared learning and meaningful connection. Whether you are a senior leader, emerging talent, strategist, creative, marketer or industry partner, this series offers a space to step out of the day-to-day, hear different perspectives and explore the ideas shaping what comes next for our industry.

The Online Safety Hack. Brought to you by GovTech Digital4Good, the Online Safety Hackathon brings students, mentors and public officers together to explore practical ways to make digital spaces safer. First time at a hackathon? Don't be shy join us! What should I build? A few interesting directions you could work on: 1. Trust, Commerce & Fraud Build systems that make online transactions safer, reduce scams and detect fraud 2. Gen AI Deception Explore ways to recognise deepfakes, synthetic voices and other AI-generated deception. 3. Technology-Enabled Harms Address cyberbullying, doxxing, harassment and non-consensual sharing. 4. Gen AI for Good :) Use AI thoughtfully to support well-being, community safety and digital confidence. Work on products that you personally feel strongly with and deeply understand! More information on the problem statements can be found at heyspot.app/hack A huge shoutout to our amazing partners: IMDA Digital For Life, GovTech, Kebun Baru, SMU AI Club

Welcome to the INSEAD ETA Conference Singapore 2026! The INSEAD ETA Conference brings together the brightest minds in Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition — from first-time searchers and seasoned operators to leading investors and academics. Topics span the full ETA journey: deal sourcing, cap table structuring, operational leadership, and exit strategies, with a particular focus on the fast-evolving APAC landscape during this edition. Whether you're exploring ETA for the first time or already deep in your journey, this is the room to be in. TROUBLE CHECKING OUT? A number of attendees have had cards declined at payment. If this happens to you, please email us at etaconference@insead.edu and we'll reserve your place and arrange payment directly. Questions? Reach out to: etaconference@insead.edu

From idea to working prototype — in one evening. Ever wanted to build an AI agent that can actually talk to you? Or create realistic voices, sound effects, and AI-generated audio content? Join us for a free, hands-on community in-person workshop where you’ll explore the latest voice AI capabilities from ElevenLabs and build something of your own. No long presentations. No endless slides. Just learning by doing. Date: Tuesday, 10 November 2026 Time: 5:30pm - 9:00pm Venue: Grab HQ @ one-north Admission: Free, registration required Format: In-person, hands-on build-along workshop What will you build? Choose your own adventure: Track 1: Build a Voice AI Agent Create a conversational AI agent that can listen, speak, and respond to questions using your own instructions and knowledge base. Track 2: Create with ElevenCreative Experiment with AI-generated voices, narration, music, and sound effects to produce your own short audio creation. What to expect Live demonstrations of ElevenAgents and ElevenCreative Guided, step-by-step hands-on building ElevenLabs credits for eligible registered participants, subject to confirmation Opportunities to showcase your creation Networking with fellow AI builders and creators Who should attend? Developers, AI enthusiasts, startup founders, students, content creators, and anyone curious about building with voice AI. Beginners are welcome. Coding experience is helpful for advanced customisations but not required for the guided activities. What to bring Your laptop, headphones, curiosity, and an ElevenLabs account. Come curious. Leave with something you’ve built. Organised by: Son Le, ElevenLabs Ambassador Venue: Grab HQ @ one-north This is a community-led workshop hosted by an independent ElevenLabs Ambassador.

About Convergence Summit Held on 13 Nov 2026 (Fri), Convergence Summit is a full-day conference on how AI is being deployed across industries. In line with the theme at Singapore Fintech Festival 2026, this edition of Convergence Summit is focused on financial services and enterprises — from the model layer and the applications built on it, to the banks, payment networks, boards and investors deciding what gets shipped. The first edition of Convergence Summit was held in Jun 2026 — held in partnership with Stripe, AWS and Notion. It drew 1,000+ registrations and 300+ approved guests, with over 60% of them at the senior level. Previous speakers were from OpenAI, SpaceXAI (fka Cursor), Exa, Google Deepmind, Google Gemini, Slack, Stripe, Notion, AWS, StraitsX, and Coinbase. Light refreshments will be served. Topics This edition of Convergence Summit will be held right before Singapore Fintech Festival, and will feature the following topics: The Model Layer for Regulated Industries: Deploying AI where the data cannot leave — private and sovereign deployment, and what a regulator will actually sign off on. The Finance Stack Rewritten: AI-native applications inside financial workflows — the memo, the credit file, the reconciliation, the compliance review — and which of them hold up in production. The Bank Rebuilt: Inside the AI transformation of Asia's largest financial institutions — what has shipped, what moved a number, and what these teams now buy versus build. Money in Motion: How AI is rewiring payments — fraud decisioning, cross-border flows, and what checkout looks like when the buyer is an agent rather than a person. The Board's Problem: Governing AI from the top of the house — the oversight, risk and accountability questions now landing on the board agenda. Capital Distribution in the Age of AI: What investors are funding in financial services, how they price regulatory moats against technical ones, and how their own firms have been rebuilt to decide. For mo

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Introduction As AI reshapes how we build, create, and transact, trust has become the currency that matters most. Join us for an event on using AI to build trust across the new money era, content, and AI itself with keynotes, a hands-on AI skills challenge, and networking to wrap up the evening. What to expect 🎤 Keynote talks from industry voices 🙋 Live Q&A with speakers 🤝 Community networking Speakers Peter Zheng is Head of Design at OKX, where his team designs the products more than 120 million customers use to trade, pay and save. Over 20 years, his career has taken him from East to West, through agencies including W+K, TBWA\Media Arts Lab and Ogilvy, and in-house at Google, Samsung and Meta. Working across cultures has taught him that good ideas start with listening. As AI changes how products get made, he is helping his team move from designing screens to designing systems, with people at the center. Topic Intro: More of our financial lives now happen on a phone, at any hour, and soon with AI doing some of the work for us. None of that matters if people don’t feel safe enough to use it. Crypto gave us new ways to prove things. Anyone can check a transaction on a blockchain, and exchanges publish reports showing they hold customers’ funds. Yet people still hesitate before they hit “confirm.” Proof and protection are different things, and design has to close the distance between them. In this session, Peter shares how OKX designs for trust, from showing people how they’re protected to helping them understand what they’re agreeing to before it's final. He’ll also look at what changes when we start handing some of those decisions to an AI agent. Pearly Tan is Content Systems Director at OKX, where she is leading the shift from content design as a service to content as a scalable system for global digital products. She previously led Global Content Design at OKX and led the build of award-winning experiences across Meta Reality Labs, TikTok Shop and Bank of Singa

Welcome to the 25th Anniversary Award Ceremony Dinner hosted by the Joint Branch of RINA & IMarEST in Singapore! Join us for a night of networking, delicious food, and great company at the Tanglin Club . This in-person event is a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow professionals in the maritime industry and celebrate our accomplishments together. Don't miss out on this exciting evening filled with fun and camaraderie. Be sure to attend and see the winners of 2026 Lifetime Achievement Award. Until 1st September 2026 all tickets can get special pricing, please use discount code: EARLYBIRD For retired members discount, please enquire to secretary.sing@branches.imarest.org Our Guest of Honour - TBC, Please check out the menu and be sure to select your options for food. Below you will see the agenda which starts off with a Coctail Reception from 7pm. The dress code for the evening is lounge suit for men (tie optional) and equivalent for women (cocktail dress, skirt or trouser suit). We will be hosting two tables of students from Singapore Maritime Community, if you wish to assist the JB with sponsoring their tables please get in touch with the Chairman of the Joint Branch. If you are interested in sponsoring a table and having your company promoted by the Joint Branch, please contact us to find out about our table sponsorship options. We look forward to seeing you at the Tanglin Club!

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GPF Executive Workshop on Value Creation in Liquid Bulk Logistics, 3-5 Mar 27, Singapore. Small Group. Intensive. Global Ports Forum presents – GPF Executive Workshop on Value Creation in Liquid Bulk Logistics, 3-5 Mar 27, Singapore. Small Group. Intensive. Dear industry colleagues Objectives. This three days executive training is targeted to provide a comprehensive outlook of Liquid Bulk Ports and Specialized Terminals for Liquid bulk operations and their role as the most crucial link in logistics supply chain. There is a whole range of Liquid Bulk Terminals and Ports from very basic barge loading / unloading systems to the most modern state-of-the-art and Single Buoy Mooring terminals ; depending upon type of cargo, market size and volume to be handled. Ownership, operatorship and commercial aspect also vary based on users’ requirements and risk perceptions. Large scale oil companies, refineries, suppliers, users and traders tend to control the supply chain by using their own dedicated terminals. However, common user bulk terminals are also equally important and these common user terminals cater to a number of users requiring terminal services for their liquid bulk cargo handling. This training program (on line or face to face as per situation), aims to enable participants to understand comprehensive process to develop ports and liquid terminals from site selection to hinterland mapping, assessment of market potential, optimization of investment in bulk liquid cargo handling, storage and hinterland connectivity. The program also targets to explain steps involved in process of environment management, detailed project report, concession agreements and understanding other commercial terms for liquid ports and terminals operations. Another objective of the workshop is to prepare the participants to excel in operations of liquid bulk terminals for satisfaction of customers and all stake holders in order to achieve desired financial objectives and create value for

GPF Executive Workshop On Use And Misuses Of Internal Processes In A Container Terminl-In Pursuit Of Operational Excellence, 4-5 Mar 27, Singapore. Dear industry collegaues Executive Workshop Outline The themes of the Two Day Express Executive Workshop are A Comprehensive Review of Work Practices at a Container Terminal Learn Hidden Issues at a Container Terminal Learning & Growth Modern Containers Terminals today are smart technology driven supported by good spatial layout designs, high speed adaptive equipment/resources and trained intuitive personnel to meet the customized expectations of customer leading to targeted revenue growth and ROCE. This Executive Workshop will walk through the key internal processes in a Modern Container Terminal and share knowledge of the current and potential gaps in practices and perceptions drilled down to workman level which could be addressed by managers and executives to improve operational performance and excellence. The 2-day Executive Workshop will consist of subject matters given below. Sessions will be video driven with interactive participation by attendees. There will be exercises and material handouts. Participants are welcomed to seek drilled down perspectives on any topic outlined. Executive Workshop Outcome At the end of the Executive Workshop, participants will have comprehensive overview and understanding of internal processes and their relationships in a container terminal and understand all possible gaps in practices which hamper productivity and delivery. Describe the main container-handling activities that take place in a container terminal. Know the elements and components of the container terminal operations sequence. Appreciate how workflow imbalances can arise during container terminal operations and describe the consequences of operational bottlenecks and unproductive work practices. Describe the activities, operations and facilities of the container terminal and discuss in broad terms how operationa

PCR04: Legal and Security Considerations in Support of Lending Transactions Highlights Determine the need for collateral. Discussion on types of security and collateral support available. Establish the adequacy of collateral. Understand key components of loan agreements. Review adequacy of loan documents using a review template. Use loan covenants to mitigate lending risks. Seminar Facilitator(s) Mr. Adam K. K. Wong B.Acc., FCPA, Certified Professional Trainer Duration: 1 Day Time: 9.00 am to 5.00 pm Venue: The Sheraton Hotel, Singapore [Buffet Lunch and 2 Tea-Breaks will be provided during each session] =================================================== FTS-Eligible (Funding) This programme is approved for listing on the Financial Training Scheme (FTS) Programme Directory and is eligible for FTS claims subject to all eligibility criteria being met. FTS claims may only be made for programmes listed on the FTS Programme Directory with the specified validity period. Please refer to www.ibf.org.sg for more information. =================================================== More Info: www.PI-ETA.com http://www.pi-eta.com/Seminars/Spore_Seminars/PIETA_Seminars/SemSporePCR04_Highlights.asp [Only pre-registered Participants who have fully paid for the Program will be admitted. Register at the above website. Upon registration, you will receive an Invoice with full payment instructions and details. Payment must be received in Full prior to commencement of the Program] Questions: Email: Marketing@PI-ETA.com

Executive Workshop on Excellence in Public-Private Partnership Infrastructure Contracts for Non-Legal Professionals - Practical Understanding of Legal and Common Commercial Clauses, 6-7 Mar 27, Singapore. Small Group. Intensive. Dear industry colleagues Objectives Excellence in negotiating Public-Private Partnership (PPP) contracts. Gaining a clearer view of the legal implications of PPP agreement provisions. Avoiding the pitfalls in PPP contracts by incorporating best practices. Programme Highlights Bonus – Sample PPP contracts & a model set of boilerplate clauses will be provided - You do not need to have legal knowledge to attend this practical course - Learning from best practices and recent cases Day 1 1. Negotiating essential terms & conditions for PPP - Successful negotiation strategies for strong PPP contracts - PIOC negotiating techniques - Harvard Negotiation Project - The 5 breakthrough strategies in difficult negotiations 2. Reviewing, Negotiating & Drafting PPP contract’s provisions - The parties to the contract - The duration of contract - Recital – aim & background of the contract - Definitions & interpretation of commercial clauses - The condition precedent clause - Most favourable customer & benchmarking - Anti-competitive clause: Competition Act - Commencement, commissioning date, completion and modification - Best endeavor clause - Reasonable endeavor clause - The rights, obligations and roles of contractor & of the public body - The requirement for Performance Bonds - Insurance requirements - Government warranties - Private sector warranties - Consequences to change in law & regulations - Service quality & PKI - Procedures for monitoring, measuring & enforcing performance - Reporting requirements clause - The responsibilities of public bodies and contractor in capital expenditures - The remuneration of contractor – fixed fee or other arrangements - Allocation and management of key risks - The contractor’s rights & responsibilities regarding

2nd GPF Exe Workshop on Excellence in Negotiating and Managing Contracts, 20-21 Mar 27, Singapore Dear colleagues About the Course This 2-day executive workshop explores the legalities of contract and contractual obligations from the perspectives of a contract manager. This overview and understanding of the operations of Contract Law will therefore better enable persons employed in the role of contract managers to fulfill their responsibilities in an effective way. This executive workshop is designed to provide those responsible for drafting and/or negotiating and managing the contracts process, how to write effective contract provisions schedules so they result in commercial success, and how to plan and execute negotiations. Contract drafting and negotiating is becoming one of the core activities of management. Furthermore, in today’s increasingly cost conscious environment where every dollar must be justified, effecting robust contracts is even more critical. No longer are only contract specialists involved in the contract process, professionals of all disciplines have a vital role to play in the development of successful contracts and their negotiation. This hands-on training course will deliver the key frameworks for planning, drafting, and negotiating contracts. Who Should Attend Contract managers, Facility Managers Tender & Procurement Managers Infrastructure finance professionals, Business Account Managers and IT professionals. Course Outline Day 1 – Morning session 1. An Effective Contract Manager’s Essential Negotiation skills - The o Clarifying objectives & goals o Bargaining tools o Compromising without losing out o PIOC Harvard Techniques o Harvard Negotiation Project o Breakthrough Strategies in Difficult Negotiations o Tips for a Successful Negotiation Coffee break 2. Successful Contract Administration - Sharing Tips and Best practices - Doing Things Right the first time - Building blocks of company organization - Not ignoring business awareness and