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The city of Porto was elected three times as the best European destination (2012, 2014 and 2017). More than half the votes came from outside of Portugal, which means that there are Porto lovers all over the world. The strong historic and cultural character of the city, its architecture, beauty and also the competitive prices that present comparatively with other cities, are the arguments for it.

Porto is Portugal’s second-largest city, with 300.000 inhabitants and combines a strong cultural heritage with growing research and development activities, offering visitors scenery with plenty to see. Porto is the centre of a metropolitan area of great vitality with a population of 1.1 million and it is known for its cuisine, wines and the unique combination of tradition and modernity.

The city lies on the right bank of the Douro River and its historical centre (four main areas: Sé, Miragaia, S. Nicolau and Vitória) was awarded UNESCO World Heritage, in 1996, due to its numerous Medieval, Baroque and Neo Classic monuments. But it is on the narrower streets where the unique atmosphere of old Porto is to be found, where “cultural heritage” is an everyday fact of life.

The people of Porto received in the 15th century the honourable nickname of “Tripeiros” (tripe eat-ers), since all the good meat was sent for the men who went to conquer Ceuta in 1415 and later to those who went in caravels to discover other lands. So the inhabitants of Porto only had the tripe of the cow to eat. That’s how the most typical dish – tripe Porto style – came into being.

In 2001 Porto was the host of the European Cities of Culture. In addition to an extensive renova-tion and rehabilitation project involving a team of renowned architects and engineers, other great changes have been made in the city.

Porto is also the starting point for exploring the Douro river in an unforgettable upstream journey where nature has been vigorous, solemn and profound. The Port vineyards are planted along the steep and spectacular hills overlook the Douro river. The Alto Douro Wine Region has also been considered as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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PROGRAMME

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29 OCTOBER CONTEXT DAYVENUE: FEUP - GRAND AUDITORIUM 08h15 - 08h45 Check-in of Participants

08h45 - 08h55 Welcome Speech by Dean of FEUP, João Falcão e Cunha

08h55 - 09h10 Speech by the representative of BONDALTI (Premium Sponsor), João Fugas

09h10 - 09h40 The European Vision towards a Circular EconomySpeaker: Paulo Lemos, European Commission - DG ENV

09h40 - 10h10 Designing the Next Generation of Corporate Accelerators for the New Open Circular EconomySpeaker: Cristobal Garcia-Herrera, Imperial College London

10h10 - 10h40 Circular Design: Rethinking Product DesignSpeaker: Levi Girardi, Questtonó

10h40 - 11h10 Circular Cities: from Waste to ResourceSpeaker: Tatiana Faria de Araújo, BCSD-Brazil (CEBDS)

11h10 - 11h30 Coffee break @ BIN Lounge

11h30 - 12h00 Connectivity, Creativity and Circularity Speaker: Beatriz Luz, E4CB

12h00 - 12h30 European Urban Agenda for Circular Economy: Porto Roadmap 2030Speaker: Daniel Freitas, Porto City Council

12h30 - 13h00 Circular Economy into PraxisSpeaker: Hanne Juel, Central Denmark Region

13h00 - 14h00 Informal Lunch @ BIN LoungeComplementary Event: Inauguration of the Exhibition “We Won’t Waste You”

14h00 - 14h30 New Business Models for Circular EconomySpeaker: Lígia Pinto, University of Minho

14h30 - 15h00 ENRICH - Open Innovation through a network-based initiative gathering Europe, Brazil, China and USASpeaker: Sara Medina, SPI - Sociedade Portuguesa de Inovação

15h00 - 15h30 Industry 4.0 as an Enabler of the Circular EconomySpeaker: Cláudia Coelho, PwC Portugal

15h30 - 16h15 Reduce & Reuse: Industry ExamplesIKEA: “Circular Economy at IKEA - 9 Design Rules”, Nuno SantosVeolia Portugal: “Bioplastics”, Miguel Aranda da SilvaBONDALTI: Paulo AraújoVale: “Zero Waste at Clydach Nickel Refinery”, Chris Thomson

16h15 - 16h45 Circularity - Building Favourable Context for a New Playing FieldSpeaker: Glenn Cezanne, Time & Place Consulting

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17h00 Bus to Lionesa Business Center

VENUE: LIONESA BUSINESS CENTER17h30 - 21h00 Lionesa Business Center. Masterplan Lionesa 2025 . Visit to Lionesa companies: Retail Consult and VESTAS . Network Dinner

30 OCTOBER IMPACT DAYVENUE: FEUP08h30 - 08h45 Check-in of Participants

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08h45 - 10h00 Action Tank 1 - Sustainable Polymers (Bioplastics) (room L202a)Panel: Carlos Rodrigues, Silvex | Jorge Coelho, University of Coimbra

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08h45 - 10h00 Action Tank 2 - Energy from Renewable Sources (room A104)Panel: Patrick Bárcia, Sysadvance | Søren Bødker, VisBlue | João Nunes, BLC3

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10h00 - 11h15 Action Tank 3 - Biomass Valorisation (room L119)Panel: Alexandre Gaspar, RAIZ | Eduardo Soares, Amorim Cork Composites | Armando Silvestre, University of Aveiro

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10h00 - 11h15 Action Tank 4 - Construction & Demolition Waste (room E107)Panel: Fernando Roseira, Mota Engil | Maria de Lurdes Lopes, FEUP | Marcin Górski, Silesian University of Technology | Francesco Di Maio, Delft University of Technology

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11h15 - 11h30 Coffee break @ BIN Lounge

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11h30 - 12h45 Action Tank 5 - Circular Fibres (Textiles) (room L202a)Panel: Jorge Faria, Aquitex | Ricardo Carneiro, FEUP | Ana Francisca Coelho, TMG Automotive

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11h30 - 12h45 Action Tank 6 - Sustainable Transport (Mobility as a Service) (room A104)Panel: Paulo Ferreira dos Santos, Ubirider | Carlos Costa, Armis Group | Rosaldo Rossetti, FEUP

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12h45 - 14h00 Informal Lunch @ BIN Lounge

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14h00 - 15h15 Action Tank 7 - Sustainable Agribusiness (room L119)Panel: Ondina Afonso, SONAE | Gabriela Teodorescu, Valahia University of Targoviste | Elisabete Matos, Soja Portugal | Federico Nigra, Terra Nostra

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14h00 - 15h15 Action Tank 8 - Soil Valorisation (room E107)Panel: Cristina Vila, FEUP | Rubén Leboreiro, EDAFOTEC | Manuela Carvalho, ISEP | Paulo Rodrigues, Environment Transport & Planning Portugal, Lda.

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15h15 - 16h30 Action Tank 9 - Wastewater Treatment (room L202a)Panel: Paulo Nunes, Adventech | Frederico Fernandes, Águas do Porto | Diogo Talone, Veolia Portugal

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15h15 - 16h30 Action Tank 10 - Dismantling for Recovery (room A104)Panel: Ricardo Neto, ERP | Ricardo Furtado, Valorcar | Fernanda Margarido, Instituto Superior Técnico, University of Lisbon

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16h30 - 17h45 Action Tank 11 - Materials Recovery (room L119)Panel: Benedita Chaves, Lipor | Joana Dias, FEUP | Joana D’Arc Félix de Sousa, ETEC | Maria José Ferreira, CTCP - Centro Tecnológico do Calçado de Portugal

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16h30 - 17h45 Action Tank 12 - Reverse Logistics (room E107)Panel: Luiz Araújo, Global Technology Partners | Teresa Bianchi de Aguiar, LTPlabs

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18h00 Bus to Livraria Lello

VENUE: LIVRARIA LELLO 18h30 - 19h15 Visit to Livraria Lello bookshop (invitation only)

VENUE: PESTANA PALÁCIO DO FREIXO20h00 - 22h30 Official Gala Dinner (invitation only). Sponsor’s speech, Fernando Leite (CEO at LIPOR). Announcement of the BIN@ Champion of the Year Award. Announcement of the mid-term event in 2019. Handover to BIN@RIBEIRAO PRETO 2019. Musical Performance by “Best Youth”

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31 OCTOBER BROKERAGE DAYVENUE: UPTEC08h45 - 10h00 Check-in of Participants

09h00 - 12h40 Exhibition: Tech Demo and Business Showcase

10h00 - 12h40 Pre-scheduled B2B Meetings. Funding Opportunities. Building Partnerships

12h40 - 14h00 Informal Lunch @ UPTEC

14h00 - 18h00 Exhibition: Tech Demo and Business Showcase

14h00 - 15h00 Final Presentation of the Co-creation Workshop

15h00 - 16h30 Debate: Empowering Innovators for a Sustainable Localism

16h30 - 18h00 Debate: How to Put Open Innovation in a Sustainability Context

VENUE: THE LOOP @ UPTEC18h00 - 22h30 The Loop Farewell Party. Multimedia performance, OPENFIELD - Creativelab . B&B: Beer & Bifanas. Roasted chestnuts

EXHIBITORS

Connect Robotics works with automation of drones for multiple purposes and has as the main product a Drone Delivery Service, that includes the Autonomous Drones, and the services on the cloud for Delivery and Traffic Management. Has the support of European Space Agency (ESA), FIWARE Foundation, MIT Portugal and Carnegie Mellon Portugal.

IDEIA.M is a strategic design agency. They use creative design methods focused on problem solving, generating ideas and concepts, coming up with products and ser-vices with impact on the society. IDEIA.M is a team of strategists, designers, engineers, modellers and specialists with multisectoral experience and multidisciplinary exper-tise. They were awarded with an iF Design Award 2018.

iGUANEYE tries to answer the following question: “How could we go barefoot every-where ?” iGUANEYE was inspired by Amazon Indians who used to dip their feet directly into liquid rubber to protect them. The main body of the iGUANEYE is made of a very flexible elastomer. Inside there is a cork and leather insole for maximum comfort.

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The financial impact of the ever-changing weather conditions due to the climate change is huge. iClimate Adviser’s mission is to provide a new platform for forecasting, information and advice based on short, medium, long range weather forecast, Weather Business Ana-lytics and Weather Intelligence, to enable and improve the various businesses and human activities. Based on knowledge, expertise and skills, we have developed a new algorithm to predict and advice short term business decisions and especially a new forecasting plat-form for medium and long range climate forecasts aimed to different type of activities that depend on reliable, in-advance and accurate weather and climate information.

AddVolt has developed the World’s 1st Plug-in Electrical system targeted for refrigerated vans, trucks, trailers and containers. With AddVolt, transportation companies with refrig-eration units can use electrical energy to reduce diesel dependencies, the level of noise and the CO2 emissions during its operation. AddVolt creates high and positive impacts on the driver’s quality of life, while contributing to having eco-friendly vehicles.

GKwatertech sells a water management system to public bathing facilities. This system is capable to identify the users, monitor the consumptions in real-time and limit the bathing time to predefined time. This solution will save water and water-related energy (used to heat the water) and save money to our clients as well as make people aware to their responsibility towards saving water in their daily actions. Our team have seven members from different fields of engineering and technology, and together we want to change the way water is used. To save water we need to change behaviours.

A coffee school brought to you by coffee makers, with SCA approval and certification. Practical, in-depth knowledge courses and workshops for professionals and enthusi-asts. Coffee as it should be, explained by people who dip their hands in the grains.

Reef – Reactions for Efficiency, is a startup of technology and engineering that devel-ops biorefineries projects to transform green residues (industrial, forest or agricultural) into bioproducts and biofuels. For example, from the glycerol, industrial waste of bio-diesel industry, are obtained cosmetic and pharmaceutical products. And from forest residues are produced pharmaceutical compounds, biopolymers or bioethanol.

Life in a bag aims to inspire people to grow indoors, combining design and sustain-ability and contributing to a healthy lifestyle. Our products allow you to create an indoor organic garden of herbs, edible flowers and microgreens. They are an ecological alternative when you want to offer a gift.

Noocity Urban Ecology is a Start-up based in Oporto aiming to bring the best of rural life into cities! We believe that nature must have a place and role in shaping future cities, contributing to improve the quality of life and helping to create more connected communities. We work to deliver products and services that empower urban citizens to grow their own food in a gratifying, efficient and ecological way.

At the Worm Revolution we believe that waste doesn’t exist! With our products and services, we empower citizens and organizations to transform organic waste into natural fertilizers. While reducing our waste footprint, worms produce high value resource to grow healthy food, to share or to sell. Our worm compost bins are easy to use, hygienic and fun.

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Ecocubo – connecting nature. We design ecological structures (made of wood and cork) that allow people to stay in nature in a sustainable way, with low impact for the environment and high impact for local community. Ecocubo is a full stack product that promotes local products, its heritage and traditions, creating a specific local product that guarantees an exclusive offer for the nature tourism market. Ecocubo – the per-sonal experience of immersion in nature.

MASDIMA (Multi-Agent System for Disruption Management) is a system that aims to manage the operation of airlines, flights and monitoring the unexpected events that may affect and cause flight delays. MASDIMA is more than a problem-solving algo-rithm. It is a system with a large degree of automation, distributed and autonomous with decision-making ability and learning, which replaces several existing functions in the operational control centers of the airlines. Therefore, the cost savings for an airline goes beyond those which are obtained with the optimization of solutions, allowing effective savings in the structure and functioning of the control center.

Armis Group is a software company structured by specialized areas such as Informa-tion Technology, Intelligent Transport Systems, Digital Sport Technology and Sourcing and stands out for having a team of highly qualified professionals, capable of conceiv-ing tailored complex and risky projects, with focus on attending to the specifications of every client. Besides its strong presence in the portuguese market, with offices in Porto and Lisbon, Armis Group embraces several international projects in countries such as Egypt, Russia, Spain, Angola & Ireland and has offices in Brazil and Macau, consolidat-ing the group’s presence in Latin America and Asia.

Spawnfoam is a business project for circular economy. We work in the Biotechnology industry in the materials and consumer goods domains. This biocomposite solution is a greener and more sustainable alternative to petroleum based products, because it reduces dependence on fossil fuels and GHG emissions. It is made of organic agrofor-estry by-products and mycelium used as the bonding agent. Spawnfoam is a resilient, eco-friendly and cost effective technology leading the new industrial revolution “cradle to cradle”. Spawnfoam offers a multifaceted and customizable material with endless applications, such as packaging, transplantation pots, or insulation.

Dynamic Air Cooling is absolutely new and 100% environment friendly air condition-ing and refrigeration technology. DAC does not use synthetic HFC coolants and has no thermal emissions. Our technology allows effective industrial and residential air conditioning or refrigeration. We bring new cold generation where it´s needed most!

Flingo has created an algorithm to monitor the price of hotels in which they are indexed in company’s BigData. Flingo starts by showing which hotels are similar in the chosen region, after which the company does the price monitoring to deliver to you the best hotel with the lowest price. Flingo keeps looking for lower prices until the date of free cancellation of your reservation.

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See Now Buy Now (SNBN) is 24/7 Online Showroom that connects brands and stores for ordering. It is a B2B platform for Brands and Stores which makes business and trade online, 24 hours, 365 days per year. The STORE browses the BRAND’s catalogue through SNBN platform and places the order; SNBN receives the order and payment confirmation and informs the BRAND; SNBN retains a percentage fee over the sale; The BRAND ships the order to the STORE.

All companies involved in the waste lifecycle (generation, transportation and final disposal) share legal responsibility and need to provide information to comply with legislation. MeuResíduo offers a verifiable traceability of the waste life cycle via online software and app, registering all the steps of the waste life cycle with evidence, from generation to final disposal, providing information to the entire chain – the aim is to support waste generator companies, waste collection service, waste final disposal companies and also to support environmental consulting companies.

AZAPFY is a start-up in constant development, aiming to offer greater agility in the process of offering Proof of Delivery services. AZAPFY is a set of softwares and hard-wares in the transportation segment which offers a solution for the process of deliver-ing land cargoes (from the delivery of the cargo to distributor to the final delivery to end customer by the carrier).

Established since 1947, Ernesto São Simão Lda. (ESS) is a company dedicated to engineering services, mould production, precision mechanics and plastic injection for a wide range of industries. The strategy of ESS is focused on using innovation to promote the transition towards the New Plastics Economy, where plastics and plastic products are Circular and Sustainable.

Dunning is a platform that uses machine learning algorithms to check and monitor large volumes of data involving the companies debt collection and credit process. With the use of automatized tools (SMS, emails, and others) we communicate with the client and provide costumers management in a more efficient way, reducing defaults, enhancing team performance and bettering your cash flow.

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29 - 31 OCTOBER COMPLEMENTARY EVENTVENUE: FEUPCo-creation Workshop: Challenges for Design towards Sustainable Development Goals (2030 Agenda)Coordinated by designers: Lígia Lopes (Design Includes You), Levi Girardi (Questtonó)

29 OCTOBERVENUE: FEUP

08h15 - 08h45Check-in of Participants

08h45 - 11h10Open Sessions at Grand Auditorium (incl. presentation by Levi Girardi)

Coffee break @ BIN Lounge

11h30 - 13h00 Beginning of the Session (room B215)

Informal Lunch @ BIN Lounge

14h00 - 16h45 Session (room B215)

30 OCTOBERVENUE: FEUP

08h45 - 11h15Session (room B215)

Coffee break @ BIN Lounge

11h30 - 12h45Session (room B215)

Informal Lunch @ BIN Lounge

14h00 - 17h45Session (room B215)

31 OCTOBERVENUE: FEUP, UPTEC

09h00 - 12h40 Session at FEUP (room B215)

Informal Lunch @ UPTEC

14h00 - 15h00Final Presentation of the Co-creation Workshop at UPTEC (by designers Lígia Lopes & Levi Girardi)

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SPEAKERS

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OPEN SESSION SPEAKERS

JOÃO FALCÃO E CUNHAJoão Falcão e Cunha is a lecturer and researcher at the Faculty of Engineering (FEUP) of the Uni-versity of Porto (U.PORTO). He holds a PhD in Computing Science from Imperial College London (1989), a MSc in Operations Research from Cranfield University (1984) and a first degree in Electrical Engineering from the School of Engineering of the University of Porto (1983). He is a member of the ACM and the IEEE - Computer Society. He has been involved with theoretical and experimental work in Software Engineering and Information Systems for the past 20 years. His research interests include decision support systems, graphical user interfaces, object-oriented modelling and service engineering and management. He was the coordinator at FEUP for the integrated master programme in Industrial Engineering and Management, and the master programme in Service Engineering and Management. He was a member of the Executive Committee of ERCIM, the Euro-pean Research Consortium for Informatics and Mathematics, and the Academic Director of the IBM Center for Advanced Studies in Portugal (IBM CAS Portugal). He is currently the Dean of FEUP.

JOÃO FUGASJoão Fugas is a member of the Board of Directors of Bondalti and Chairman of the Aveiro Port Community, as well as a National Defense Auditor for the National Defense Institute. With over 35 years of professional experience in several industries, before joining Bondalti João Fugas was a Director at Efacec SGPS and a member of the Boards of Directors of several Sonae Group industrial and service companies. His experience also features significant past responsibilities in chemical sector associations, such as the Chairman of APEQ, the management of CIP - Confed-eração Empresarial de Portugal (Portuguese Business Confederation), as well as member of the Board of Directors of CEFIC (European Chemical Industry Council). João Fugas holds a degree in Chemical Engineering from the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Porto. In addition, João Fugas has completed several management training programs, including the Leadership Program for Top Managers at the International Institute for Management Development in Switzerland and the Senior Business Management Program at the AESE Business School.

PAULO LEMOSMr Paulo Da Silva Lemos has a degree in law from the Faculty of Law of the University of Lisbon. From March 2017 until present, Mr Lemos is the Policy Officer at Directorate-General for Environ-ment (DG ENV) B1, working on the Plastic Strategy and Ecodesign. In 2016 Mr Lemos was an advisor to the President of the “Comissão de Coordenação Regional de Lisboa e Vale do Tejo” and published a study on the potential of the circular economy for the Lisbon region. During the years 2013- 2015 Mr Lemos held the office of Secretary of State of Environment and Land Management. In 2012, Mr Lemos was the Deputy General Director of the Portuguese Environmental Agency, and served as a member of the Ecoap – eco-innovation High Level Group, as well as a member of the Management Board of the European Chemical Agency (ECHA). Between 2005 and 2011, Mr Paulo Da Silva Lemos was an Environmental and Climate attaché to the Portuguese Permanent Representation to the EU

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under which he chaired the Working party of environment during the Portuguese Presidency of the Council of the EU in 2007. Mr Lemos has a long career in the environmental area being one of the founders of the Portuguese NGO “Grupo de Estudos do Ordenamento do Território e Ambiente”, being the Secretary General of the European Year of the Environment (1987) in Portugal and he also participated in the preparation of the Portuguese presidency of the EU in 1992 and in the UN Conference on Environment and Sustainable Development (Eco 92) in Rio de Janeiro.

CRISTOBAL GARCIA-HERRERACristobal Garcia is a PhD Researcher at Imperial College London and a Visiting Scholar at Delft Uni-versity of Technology. He is also an Assistant Professor of Practice in Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the School of Design and Business School at Catholic University of Chile. Cristobal is also Affiliated Faculty at the Columbia’s Center on Organizational Innovation and Member of the Executive Board of InnovaCien: The networked schools of the future. His industry expertise and interests span from the Technology, Media Education and Entertainment to the Retail and Financial Services sectors. He focuses on management advisory solutions, both to existing organizations undergoing transforma-tional change, and new emerging ventures. His experience ranges from workplace solutions, program and change management to workforce assessment, organizational design and network analysis.

LEVI GIRARDICo-founder and managing director of Questtonó, a design studio based in São Paulo and New York. He is a graduate in design from the University Fundação Armando Alvares Penteado in São Paulo. Levi works with a multi-disciplinary team in the fields of transport, electronics, the healthcare sector, consumer goods as well as cosmetics and beverages on the development of innovative design projects. He has received more than 130 national and international design awards and has acted as a judge in different design competitions.

TATIANA FARIA DE ARAÚJOInstitutional Project Advisor at the Brazilian Business Council for Sustainable Development, BCSD-Bra-zil (CEBDS) since 2016, coordinating projects in the following themes: Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Energy Efficiency in Buildings, Cities, Sustainable Production and Consumption, Integrated Reporting, Sustainability Reporting and Leaders Council. Previously, she was Senior Consultant at Deloitte, where she coordinated an audit team on projects in management area (Safety, Environment and Health), ISO 14001:2004 and OHSAS 18001:2007. She also worked at Bureau Veritas in environ-mental auditing and environmental management system (ISO 14001:2004). Tatiana is biologist by the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ), with Master’s Degree in Ecology at the same university.

BEATRIZ LUZAfter graduation, Beatriz Luz has lived more than 10 years in the UK. She has worked on different government funded programmes influencing public policy and providing sustainability advice to companies of all sizes and sectors. In 2010 she returned to Brazil as a result of the 1st UK – Brazil knowledge transfer programme for industrial symbiosis in Minas Gerais in partnership with

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FIEMG. Back in Brazil, she was invited to join the Odebrecht Group where she stayed for 5 years creating new areas and implementing innovative sustainability practices. She has structured the Sustainability Vision for Odebrecht Environmental, participated on the Odebrecht Group Sustainability Committee and developed the Life Cycle Analysis area and strategy for Braskem contributing to refine the sustainability message for plastics. As part of this work she has created the Brazilian Business Network for LCA (Rede Empresarial Brasileira de ACV), was the Co-author of the 1st global LCA Executive Guide published by the ICCA in 2013 and has conducted one of the first and most comprehensive LCA Study on biopolymers: The LCA for Braskem’s green PE. Lately, responsible for global client sustainability support within Braskem’s Renewable Chemicals Divi-sion she has become a pioneer when introducing the connection between circular economy and bioeconomy highlighting the opportunities for the Brazilian Chemical Industry.

DANIEL FRETASDaniel Freitas is Deputy to the Porto’s Vice-Mayor and City Councillor for Innovation and Envi-ronment and has a close and direct involvement in the subjects of innovation, environment, information systems and services to the citizen. He has a Master’s degree in Informatics and Computing Engineering from the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto (FEUP). During his academic career, he held several positions in higher education, namely as President of Porto Academic Federation (FAP), President of FEUP Student’s Association, member of General Council of the University of Porto, member of the Coordinating Council of Higher Education, member of the Municipal Youth Council and the Municipal Education Council of Porto.

HANNE JUELHanne Juel is a strategic developer at Central Denmark Region. She is a pioneer in developing circular economy including adaptation to climate changes and bio economy. Hanne Juel is head of the region’s collaboration with the Ellen McArthur Foundation. Her working methods include mobilization and empowerment of networks and the development of the business models of tomorrow. Her latest work is addressing the built environment and how to make value chain cooperation enhancing the circular way, valuable for all stakeholders.

LÍGIA PINTOLígia Pinto has a PhD degree in Economic Sciences from the University of South Carolina (United States of America). She is Associate Professor with aggregation to the Department of Economics of the University of Minho, she is also integrated researcher at the NIPE, the Centre for Research in Economics and Management (“Núcleo de Investigação em Políticas Económicas e Empresariais”) of the University of Minho where she has carried out research on the areas of environmental eco-nomics (environmental valuation), circular economy as well as behavioural and experimental eco-nomics. Ms Pinto’s research results have been published in the articles of international scientific journals, in chapters of topical scientific books as well as under the frameworks of international conferences. At present Lígia Pinto is the Director of the Department of Economics and a member of the Board of Directors of APESB, the Portuguese Association for Sanitary and Environmental Engineering (“Associação Portuguesa de Engenharia Sanitária e Ambiental”).

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SARA MEDINADr. Sara Medina is a Member of the Board of SPI – an international consulting group with offices located in Europe (Portugal and Spain), North America (USA) and Asia (Beijing and Macao) – and SPI Ventures. Dr. Medina contributes to the overall management of SPI and is responsible for managing SPI’s activities and services in China since 2004 as well as in the Southeast Asian mar-ket. Sara Medina has a Bachelor’s degree in Food Engineering from the College of Biotechnology in Portugal, a European Masters degree in Food Studies from 5 major European Universities and a Ph.D. degree in Food and Resource Economics from the University of Florida, USA. In addition, Dr. Medina is also a member of the International Technology Transfer Network (ITTN) appointed by the European Commission and is an expert evaluator for Horizon 2020’s SME Instrument. Currently, Dr. Sara Medina is involved in the coordination of a project in China promoted by the European Commission through Horizon 2020, which resulted in the creation of ENRICH in China – a global network of centres and hubs that promotes the internationalisation of European science, technology and innovation.

CLÁUDIA COELHOCláudia Coelho is currently a Director of the Assurance – Sustainable Business Services line of PwC Portugal. As to her education, she has a degree in Environmental Engineering from IST, a postgraduate degree in Environmental Management Systems and AESE’s Business Management Program. She has professional experience in the industry and as a consultant in the environmental and sustainability areas and has coordinated several sustainability projects in the strategic areas, involvement with Stakeholders, reporting and assurance of sustainability information, circular economy and climate change, among others.

GLENN CEZANNEGlenn Cezanne – founder and Managing Director of Time & Place Consulting – with experience in the American Chamber of Commerce to the EU, carrying out the full spectrum of Public Affairs activities at a prominent consultancy for a variety of high-level clients, representing Lottomatica Group (now IGT) in Brussels, as well as having been Executive Director of the European Casino Associa-tion, Glenn specialises in the development of communication strategies and their implementation at EU and Member State level. This includes creating added value for projects, products and services by influencing public perception and political decision-making. Apart from being fluent in English, German, Romanian and French, he also speaks Dutch and Italian.

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FOCUS SESSION SPEAKERS DEBATE: EMPOWERING INNOVATORS FOR A SUSTAINABLE LOCALISMSPEAKER: CARLOS OLIVEIRACarlos Cardoso Oliveira is the director of communication and cooperation at FEUP – Faculty of Engineering, University of Porto (since 2005). He is also active as a community manager at Porto Innovation District, and as an invited professor of the U.Porto multimedia master’s degree (since 1996). Carlos Oliveira has graduated from electrical engineering and has a master’s degree in telecommunications, both from FEUP. He has also been a researcher at INESC Porto and an entre-preneur in the multimedia sector.

MODERATOR: MICAEL GUSTAFSSONMicael is the CEO of Learning to Sleep a Swedish company working with treatment of sleeping disorder. He is a frequent speaker around sleep, stress and how bad sleeping behaviour has affected especially the tech industry. He also runs the cluster organisation Clusterland Sweden, focusing on the digital health sector. Micael has his theoretical background in political science and economics from the Lund University (MBA). Micael has an extensive international network in Europe, US, South America and Asia. He also got appointed as European Cluster Manager of the Year 2012 by the Euro-pean Cluster Collaboration platform, is a board member in several companies and works as an advisor for several regions in Europe on regional innovation. During the latest years he has been very engaged in encouraging young people to choose to start their own business and also to use their creative skills in order to develop both industry and society. He has also built up the knowledge around Open In-novation and Living Labs and worked with several different models for design driven innovation.

PANELLIST: LUÍS NEVESLuís enjoys unifying his extensive experience in leadership, business activities and sponsored in-novation through IT. During the last few years he has been fully engaged in the leadership of R&D projects and IT companies either as a founder, entrepreneur or external consultant. His career has included top level executive positions in companies across several business and expertise domains – telecommunications, healthcare systems, business intelligence and knowledge management, data quality, customer relationship management, software engineering, software architecture and design, product conception and development.

PANELLIST: RICARDO YOGUIRicardo Yogui is member of Innovation Agency of Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (AGI/PUC-Rio). Yogui is also member of Anpei – The National Association for Research and Development of Innovative Companies – and Open Innovation BR community. His main focus is to promote open innovation initiatives that allow interactions between industry and academia in order to promote innovations with social impacts. Yogui is associate professor in the Industrial Engineering Depart-

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ment of PUC-Rio and guest professor of Innovation Management in Brazilian Business School such as IAG/PUC-Rio, FDC and Ibmec. He is the author of Innovation Framework – open model, adopted by organizations in different sectors in order to develop their strategic innovation plan. Ricardo Yogui is also a guest editor of “International Journal of World Review of Science & Technology for Sustainable Development Brazil/Sweden – edition 2018”. As researcher, Yogui worked on Plataforma iTec, an open innovation platform developed by Anpei and MCTIC – Brazilian Ministry of Science Technology, In-novation and Communications. Before a sabbatical period, between 1994-2009, Yogui served global/local organizations as business operation head for South America region. In that period, he helped to introduce emerging technologies in the local market such as CAD/CAM, Printer 3D and 3D Laser Scanning, combined with new business models and new product licensing agreements.

PANELLIST: ANTÓNIO MOREIRA Professor Antonio R. Moreira is a well-known and highly regarded biotechnology expert in cell culture and fermentation bioprocessing. He holds a B.S. degree in chemical engineering from the University of Porto, Portugal and M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Moreira is Vice Provost for Academic Affairs at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) where he holds the position of Professor of Chemical, Biochemical and Environmental Engineering. Dr. Moreira has also been Chair of the Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering and Associate Dean of Engineering. Professor Moreira has an active research program currently focused on the production of biologics via novel mammalian cell culture processes. Prior to UMBC, professor António Moreira spent 10 years in senior management positions with the food and biopharma industries. He is also a consultant to various biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies, is a frequent lecturer for a number of professional organizations and received the PDA James Agalloco award in 1997. Dr. Moreira was the Founding President of the Chesapeake Bay Area chapter of ISPE and is currently a member of Board of Directors of the ISPE Foundation.

PANELLIST: NICK MORGANNick is an award winning creative director with an international career in design and branding. He has lead significant projects for renowned global brands working for both publicly quoted agencies and through his own consultancies in both the UK and Australia.

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DEBATE: HOW TO PUT OPEN INNOVATION IN A SUSTAINABILITY CONTEXT MODERATOR: SHIRLEY COUTINHOShirley Coutinho has Master’s in Business Administration (MBA), obtained in 1990 from Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio), and Bachelor’s in Pedagogic, obtained in 1963, from Federal University of Espírito Santo. From 1993 to 2000, liaison responsibility as independent consultant and official Project Manager between the Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio) and the Brazilian business community, and also collaboration with the Enterprise Incubator of Genesis Institute at PUC-Rio, to launch new business ventures with recent graduates, focused on technology based products and services. In 2001, initiated the Technology Transfer and Intellectual Property Office at PUC-Rio, actual Innovation Agency, being its Executive Manager. Co-founder and actual Vice-President of FORTEC – Forum of Innovation and Technology Transfer Managers and in this ca-pacity member of its Board of Directors. Previous experience in various management positions held in “Companhia Vale do Rio Doce”, actual VALE, Brazil’s largest mineral and logistics company.

PANELLIST: BRUNA ALVESBruna is responsible for innovation at Braskem Digital Center. She holds a MSc in Policy of Science and Technology (UNICAMP) and a graduation degree in Business. Her main research topic is open innova-tion, studying automotive and petrochemical industries. Bruna joined Braskem 8 years ago, where she has occupied different roles in IT/technology teams. Currently, she is responsible for exploring and evaluating innovation opportunities and digital technologies outside Braskem, including state-of-the-art and experimental technologies. She is also responsible for connections with innovation ecosys-tems, design, coordination and support for the internal processes of generation, acceleration and incubation of digital ventures, and promotion & dissemination of innovation culture in the company.

PANELLIST: TATIANA FARIA DE ARAÚJIO See Tatiana’s short biography under the section Open Session Speakers.

PANELLIST: CARLOS MAGNO NASCIMENTOThe educational background of Carlos Magno Nascimento includes Production Engineering with specialisation in marketing services from UFF (Brazil), and business models from UFRJ/Coppead e Dom Cabral (Brazil). He has also received executive training in Strategic Management at Wharton/Pennsylvania University and in Innovation Management at Columbia University. Carlos Magno Nascimento is the executive of Firjan (Industry Federation of the State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), where today he holds the position of General Manager of Business, being responsible for the strategic services. Within the framework of his day-to-day tasks, if to name few, he has implemented corporate CRM, the aftermarket service model, the national integrated service, the mathematical model of B2C and B2B customer segmentation for services, the commercial bidding channel, and other strategies.

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COORDINATORS OF COMPLEMENTARY EVENT CO-CREATION WORKSHOP: CHALLENGES FOR DESIGN TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (2030 AGENDA)DESIGNER: LÍGIA LOPESProduct Designer and Designer Activist. Lígia Lopes has been a professor, since 2002 and an assistant professor in the Master Degree in Industrial and Product Design (FBAUP + FEUP) at the University of Porto. She is an assistant professor at DeCA – University of Aveiro, in the Design Degree. She graduated in Industrial Design, has a Post Graduated in Product Design and holds a PhD in Design from the Faculty of Architecture of the University of Lisbon. She is a co-founder of the ‘Design Includes You’ Association and a member of the Contramão Association. Areas of interest: Inclusive Design, Participatory Methodologies, Co-design, Social Inclusion, Social Design and Activism in/ for Design.

DESIGNER: LEVI GIRARDISee Levi’s short biography under the section Open Session Speakers.

EXHIBITION “WE WON’T WASTE YOU”COORDINATOR: BÁRBARA RANGELBárbara Rangel graduated in Architecture in 1996, and holds a PhD in Civil Engineering from the University of Porto. She collaborated with Rafael Moneo in 1995, and with Álvaro Siza between 1996 and 2001. She is a partner at ABprojectos, an architecture and civil engineering firm. Editor of International Scientific Journal Cadernos d’Obra since 2009, she also teaches and researches in Civil Engineering and Industrial Design at FEUP.

COORDINATOR: JORGE LINOJorge Lino is Associate Professor at the Department of Mechanical Engineering of the Faculty of Engineering of University of Porto, and Researcher of INEGI – Institute of Science and Innovation in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering. In addition, professor Lino is also Adjunct Director of the Master Program in Product and Industrial Design, belongs to the Scientific Commission of the Master Program in Innovation and Technological Entrepreneurship (MIETE), is the Director of DESIGNSTUDIO FEUP as well as Vice-President of the Portuguese Society of Materials (SPM).

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EVENTS

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28 OCTOBERWELCOME FOR INTERNATIONAL DELEGATES AND GUESTS AT THE MMIPO - MUSEU DA MISERICÓRDIA DO PORTO

29 OCTOBERVISIT TO LIONESA BUSINESS CENTER

. Masterplan Lionesa 2025

. Visit to Lionesa companies: Retail Consult and VESTAS

. Network Dinner

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30 OCTOBERVISIT TO LIVRARIA LELLO Livraria Lello is the place of books and wisdom. It was born as a bookshop and as a bookshop it has remained, true to the identity that was created over 111 years ago. It is considered to be one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world.

OFFICIAL GALA DINNER @ PESTANA PALÁCIO DO FREIXO Located in the city of Porto, 3 km from the centre of one of Portugal’s most vibrant regions, the Palácio do Freixo, classified in 1910 as a National Monument, is a unique example of Baroque ar-chitecture, with about 10 thousand m2 of gardens and green spaces offering breathtaking views of the River Douro. The Pestana Palácio do Freixo is characterised by its sumptuous eighteenth century architecture. It was built by Nicolau Nasoni, one of the most important architects that helped Porto became a World Heritage Site.

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OFFICIAL GALA DINNER INCLUDES A CONCERT BY “BEST YOUTH” Best Youth are an Indie Pop duo from Porto, Portugal formed by Ed Rocha Gonçalves and Catarina Salinas. Their first original debut album, “Highway Moon”, has been considered one of the best re-cords of 2015 by various sources, amongst them the BBC London, UK ”My favourite new band out of Portugal” (Gary Crowley) and the Les Inrockuptibles, France “Avec ce qu’il faut de romantisme planant et de mélodies sucrées pour séduire efficacement” (Maxime Abreu). On 22 June 2018, the duo released its brand new album titled “Cherry Domino”.

31 OCTOBERTHE LOOP FAREWELL PARTY @ UPTECUPTEC challenged FAHR 021.3, an architecture studio, to create an element for the garden of the UPTEC’s Headquarters. This element should promote meetings, exchange of ideas and, at the same time, signal the desire to maintain openness abroad and symbolize the innovative and disruptive spirit. In addition to a public structure to foster meetings and playful moments, Loop is the central landmark of UPTEC’s 10th anniversary celebration, a tribute to all those who pass by. One of the high-lights of the Loop Farewell Party will be the Multimedia performance by OPENFIELD – Creativelab.

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USEFUL INFORMATION

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WI-FI CONNECTIONS @FEUP AND @UPTECNetwork: BINeventPassword: Porto2018

FOR DELEGATES WITH AN EDUROAM ACCOUNTNetwork: EDUROAM

PORTO PUBLIC TRANSPORT SYSTEM (BUS, METRO AND TAXIS) Equipped with free Wi-Fi internet

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TRANSPORTATION DURING THE EVENT (ASSURED BY THE ORGANISATION): 29 October17h00 @ FEUP entrance (destination: Lionesa Business Center) 21h00 @ Lionesa Business Center (destination: main hotels)

30 October18h00 @ FEUP entrance (destination: Porto city centre and Livraria Lello)19h15 @ Livraria Lello (destination: Pestana Palácio do Freixo hotel)22h30 @ Pestana Palácio do Freixo hotel (destination: main hotels)

TAXI INFORMATIONTaxi fare: A ride from the airport to any of the event’s partner hotels is around 20€.Taxi-Link taxis: +351 225 073 900 | Invicta taxis: +351 225 076 400

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DRESSING CODEWelcome for International Delegates and Guests: Smart casualNetworking Dinner: Smart casualOfficial Gala Dinner: Semi-FormalFarewell Party: Informal

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HEALTH & SAFETY We are not expecting a fire alarm test on the event days so if you hear an alarm, you will have to leave everything and move towards fire escapes. In such an event, lifts will be out of action so stairs must be used. Our facilities at FEUP and UPTEC are suitable for disabled people. Emergency line in Portugal is the same as in the EU: 112

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CAPTURING AND RECORDING THE EVENTThe organisers of BIN@PORTO 2018 intend to capture and record the event using graphical il-lustrations, photographs, video footage and video interviews. If you are being asked for a video interview, please feel free to accept or refuse it. Following the event, the collected material is used for publicity purposes in order to showcase what has been done under the auspices of the event (without compromising any IP). Once this material is on the web, it is largely beyond the control of the organisers of the event.

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CONTACT BIN@E-mail of BIN@: feupbin@fe.up.pt Web: www.businessandinnovation.net

facebook.com/businessandinnovation linkedin.com/company/business-and-innovation-network/

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MAPS AND ROUTESFrom Porto Palácio Congress Hotel & SPA to FEUP

Porto Palácio Congress Hotel & SPA (Av. da Boavista 1269, 4100-130 Porto)Walk about 13 min to Boavista-casa da MúsicaTake bus 204 until Hospital S. João (about 20 min, 18 stops)From Hospital S. João, walk until FEUP, about 4 min

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From HF Ipanema Park to FEUP

Hotel HF Ipanema Park (Rua de Serralves 124, 4150-702, Porto)Walk about 3 min to LordeloTake bus 204 until Hospital S. João (about 31 min, 26 stops) From Hospital S. João, walk until FEUP, about 4 min

From HF Fenix to FEUP

Hotel HF Fenix (R. de Gonçalo Sampaio 282, 4150-365 Porto)Walk about 3 min to Junta Massarelos bus stopTake bus 204 until Hospital S. João (about 26 min, 21 stops)From Hospital S. João, walk until FEUP, about 4 min

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From HF Ipanema Porto to FEUP

Hotel HF Ipanema Porto (Rua do Campo Alegre 156, 4150-011 Porto)Walk about 1 min to Junta Massarelos bus stopTake bus 204 until Hospital S. João (about 26 min, 21 stops)From Hospital S. João, walk until FEUP, about 4 min

From Porto Trindade Hotel to FEUP

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Porto Trindade Hotel (from Rua de Camões 129, 4000-061 Porto)Walk about 2 min to Trindade metro stop Take metro line D towards Hospital S. João, and come off in Pólo Universitário (about 7 min, 5 stops)From Pólo Universitário, walk until FEUP, about 12 min

From Eurostars Oporto hotel to FEUP

Hotel Eurostars Oporto (R. Mte. Guilherme Camarinha 212, 4200-537 Porto)

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From Axis Porto Business & Spa Hotel to FEUP

Axis Porto Business & Spa Hotel (R. Maria Feliciana 100, 4465-004 São Mamede de Infesta)

From Hotel Beta Porto to FEUP

Hotel Beta Porto (Rua do Amial, 601 4200-062 Porto)

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From HF Tuela Porto to FEUP

Hotel HF Tuela Porto (R. Arquitecto Marques da Silva 200, 4150-365 Porto)Walk about 5 min to Boavista Bom Sucesso bus stopTake bus 803 towards Rio Tinto (Esc. Sec.), come off in “Faculdade de Engenharia” (about 24 min, 17 stops)

From Porto Antas Hotel to FEUP

Porto Antas Hotel (R. Padre Manuel da Nóbrega 111, 4350-226 Porto)

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From Ibis Porto São João to FEUP

Ibis Porto São João (R. Dr. Plácido da Costa, 4200-450 Porto)

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VENUE MAP

AEFEUP

INESC

CAFE

CANTINA

INEGI/IDMEC

SPORTS PAVILION LUÍS FALCÃO

TECHNOLOGICAL INFRASTRUCTURE FOR SUSTAINABLE

ENERGY

UPTEC

BIN LoungeRoom B215

Room L119Room A104

Room E107

Room L202a

Grand Auditorium

Media spot

Checkin

FEUP CAMPUS

Venue in days 29 and 30: FEUPVenue in day 31: UPTEC

WALKING PATHWAY FROM FEUP TO UPTEC

FEUP addressFaculdade de Engenharia da U.PortoRua Dr. Roberto Frias, s/n4200-465 Porto, Portugal

UPTEC addressEdifício CentralRua Alfredo Allen, n.º455/4614200-135 Porto, Portugal

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