BMW Exec Mr. Zangerle to speak at Asia Automotive Lightweight Supply-Chain Symposium

The 4th Automotive Lightweight Supply-Chain Symposium will be kicked off on the 11th of July 2016 at the Jumeirah Himalayas Hotel in Shanghai, China. The AluMag Symposium, which was held the first time in Düsseldorf (Germany) back in 2014, has experienced a steady growth of attendance from international OEMs. Different from most Chinese conferences, the AluMag Symposium focuses on more intensive discussions with more international attendees under a much closer but also a warm atmosphere. Attendees will get to network with important lightweight supply-chain executives who will be coming from all around the world.

The 4th symposium agenda features a number of high ranked industry executives. Among the booked speakers are:

• Mr. Stefan Zangerle – Head of Purchasing Cast Parts BIW / Body and Exterior at BMW AG
• Mr. Stefan Heil, Executive Director Vehicle Manufacturing Engineering at SAIC/GM
• Dr. Mark White, Chief Engineer Advanced Body JLR Product Development at Jaguar Land Rover Engineering Centre Whitley
• Mr. Peter Yao – Engineering Manager – Shiloh Industries Asia

The symposium is accompanied by a small lightweight technology exhibition and three receptions will be held during the three day event to offer a perfect setup to interchange with fellow industry experts.

Further information regarding the symposium and its speakers can be found at http://alumag.com/asia-2016-symposium/

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