Synopsis:
Pemex Procurement International Inc. (PPI) set up a Shanghai Office in 2014 with the aim of building up its supplier base from the Asia- Pacific region. PPI’s Shanghai office will additionally undertake market research, supplier development and relations management activities.
In conjunction with the opening up of the Mexican energy sector, and the increasing interest from Singapore O&G players in the Mexican energy sector, IE Singapore is organising a seminar on 29 June 2015 (Monday). We have invited Mr Arturo Hernandez from PPI (Shanghai) to share more about PPI’s procurement framework and processes, as well as to give an update on the developments of the Energy Reforms in Mexico.
This seminar will be useful for Singapore companies who wish to pursue business opportunities with Pemex, deepen their understanding of Pemex’s supplier management, qualification and evaluation processes, and serves as a great networking platform.
About the Speaker Mr. Edgar Arturo Hernandez Solis:
Mr. Arturo Hernandez started his career with a consultancy services firm in early 90s and was later hired by PEMEX Exploration & Production.
Since 1996, Mr. Hernandez has been with Procurement Department for Mexican Oil & Gas Industries and has risen through the ranks. He was later designated as Deputy Manager for Evaluation & Improvement in the same department and subsequently put in charge of Strategic Sourcing for National Purchasing at PEMEX Corporate Procurement Office.
In October 2014, PEMEX made a decision to open 2 Representative Offices for Pemex Procurement International Inc., one in Europe (Munich) and one in Asia (Shanghai) . Mr Arturo was chosen as the General Manager of Representative Office for Asia Pacific, from a highly qualified pool of internal & external candidates.
Overview of Programme (Tentative):
We would appreciate it if you could indicate your interest for the event by 22nd June 2015, 2359hrs.
Pemex Procurement International Inc. (PPI) set up a Shanghai Office in 2014 with the aim of building up its supplier base from the Asia- Pacific region. PPI’s Shanghai office will additionally undertake market research, supplier development and relations management activities.
In conjunction with the opening up of the Mexican energy sector, and the increasing interest from Singapore O&G players in the Mexican energy sector, IE Singapore is organising a seminar on 29 June 2015 (Monday). We have invited Mr Arturo Hernandez from PPI (Shanghai) to share more about PPI’s procurement framework and processes, as well as to give an update on the developments of the Energy Reforms in Mexico.
This seminar will be useful for Singapore companies who wish to pursue business opportunities with Pemex, deepen their understanding of Pemex’s supplier management, qualification and evaluation processes, and serves as a great networking platform.
About the Speaker Mr. Edgar Arturo Hernandez Solis:
Mr. Arturo Hernandez started his career with a consultancy services firm in early 90s and was later hired by PEMEX Exploration & Production.
Since 1996, Mr. Hernandez has been with Procurement Department for Mexican Oil & Gas Industries and has risen through the ranks. He was later designated as Deputy Manager for Evaluation & Improvement in the same department and subsequently put in charge of Strategic Sourcing for National Purchasing at PEMEX Corporate Procurement Office.
In October 2014, PEMEX made a decision to open 2 Representative Offices for Pemex Procurement International Inc., one in Europe (Munich) and one in Asia (Shanghai) . Mr Arturo was chosen as the General Manager of Representative Office for Asia Pacific, from a highly qualified pool of internal & external candidates.
Overview of Programme (Tentative):
Time | Topic |
0900 – 0930 | Registration |
0930 – 1030 | Changes to the Pemex Procurement Framework and Processes |
1030 – 1100 | Tea Break |
1100 – 1145 | Update on Energy Reforms in Mexico |
1145 – 1200 | Q&A |
1200 – 1230 | Networking |
We would appreciate it if you could indicate your interest for the event by 22nd June 2015, 2359hrs.