Lecture by Sebastian Hein from Bankhaus Lampe, Düsseldorf, 5 Dec 12. 00 to 13.30, Werderstr.73 in room D 111
H.-M. Niemeier
Dear all,
I am very pleased to welcome Sebastian Hein from Bankhaus Lampe, Dï¿œsseldorf.
Sebastian holds a Diploma Degree in Economics from our University. He has been working in the research division of Bankhaus Lampe. Sebastianￜ will speak about
High Flyer
or Low Flyer - ï¿œInvestor Views on Aviation
The lecture is
scheduled for Thursday 5 Dec 12. 00 to
13.30, Werderstr.73 in room D 111.
You are very much invited to come.
Best regards
-- Prof. Dr. Hans-Martin Niemeier School of International Business University of Applied Sciences Werderstr. 73 28199 Bremen / Germany Email address: Hans-Marti...@hs-bremen.de Telephone +49-421-5905-4214 Fax +49-421-5905-4815 http://www.isvw.hs-bremen.de/ ------------------------------------------------------------ private address: Am Brï¿œnschendiek 11 22559 Hamburg Telephone: +49-40-8119377 Email address: HM.Ni...@t-online.de You are very much invited to the second European Aviation ConferenceManaging airport infrastructure in the presence of risk and competition", 14 and 15 November 2013, St Gallen Switzerland www.eac-conference.com If you're interested in the economics of air transport please visit the website of the German Aviation Research Society (G.A.R.S.) www.garsonline.de . See our recent book Liberalization in Aviation http://www.ashgate.com/default.aspx?page=637&calcTitle=1&title_id=12066&edition_id=12445
H.-M. Niemeier
Dear all,
ￜ
I am very pleased to welcome Annika Paul, Bauhaus Luftfahrt (see below her cv). Annika will speak about
European Hub Airports and Competitive Developement
ￜ
The lecture is scheduled for Tuesday 17 Dec 2013 in room A 217, Werderstr. 73. You are very much invited to come.
Annika Paul holds a
Diploma degree
from the Bremen University of Applied Sciences and a Master of
Sciences degree from
the Free University of Amsterdam.
She is working in the Department for Socio-Economic
and Political Drivers of the Future of Aviation at Bauhaus
Luftfahrt and is a
PHD student at the TU-Dresden and BUAS.
ￜ
Best regards
ￜ
H.-M. Niemeier
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H.-M. Niemeier
Here the times: 12.00 to 13.45,
Bw HMN
Am 16.12.2013 11:09, schrieb H.-M. Niemeier:
Corrected versions. Please delete previous. HMN
Dear all,ￜ
I am very pleased to welcome Annika Paul, Bauhaus Luftfahrt (see below her cv). Annika will speak about
European Hub Airports and Competitive Developement
ￜ
The lecture is scheduled for Tuesday 17 Dec 2013 in room A 217 from 12.00 to 13.45, Werderstr. 73. You are very much invited to come.
H.-M. Niemeier
Dear all,
I am very pleased to welcome Dr Ian Douglas Senior Lecturer in Aviation Management at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia (see below his cv). Ian will speak about
Macro policies that shape Micro decisions in Aviation
The lecture is scheduled for Thursday 30.Oct.
2014, 12.00 to 13.30, Werderstr.73 in room D 206.
You are very much invited to come.
Best regards
HMN
Dr Ian Douglas is a Senior Lecturer in Aviation Management at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia. His research and teaching areas include air transport economics, airline distribution strategy, and airline fleet and schedule planning. He also serves as a Commissioner of the Australian International Air Services Commission, the agency responsible for the allocation of international traffic rights to Australian carriers.
Before joining UNSW Aviation, Dr Douglas taught strategy in the Graduate School of Business at the University of Technology Sydney and at Shanghai University. He has been a consultant for Malaysia Airlines, Thai Airways International, Bain & Co Singapore, Icebox Advertising Los Angeles, and Tourism Queensland. He is currently advising Myanmar-based Asian Wings Airways as it develops a joint venture with All Nippon Airways of Japan. Prior to academia and consulting, Dr Douglas had a 25 year career with Qantas. There his senior management roles covered strategic planning, the joint venture with British Airways, and pricing strategy for the European route group. He also spent two years based in London as marketing manager Europe.
-- Prof. Dr. Hans-Martin Niemeier School of International Business University of Applied Sciences Werderstr. 73 28199 Bremen / Germany Email address: Hans-Marti...@hs-bremen.de Telephone +49-421-5905-4214 Fax +49-421-5905-4815 http://www.isvw.hs-bremen.de/
------------------------------------------------------------ private address: Am Brünschendiek 11 22559 Hamburg Telephone: +49-40-8119377 Email address: HM.Ni...@t-online.de You are very much invited to the Third European Aviation Conference "Aviation Infrastructure Capacity:Too much or too little?" 5 to 7 November 2014, Amsterdam, Netherlands www.eac-conference.com
H.-M. Niemeier
I am very pleased to welcome Dr Ian Douglas Senior Lecturer in Aviation Management at the University of New South Wales in Sydney and Professor Peter Forsyth from Monash University, Melbourne (see below cvs).
Ian will speak about "Whose customer is she anyway? The interface between airlines and airports" and
Peter will lecture on "Adding to London's Airport Capacity: When, Where and Who will Pay?"
Venue: 12 Nov. 10.15 to 13.30 in Room A 01, Werderstr 73.
You are very much invited to come.
Best regards
HMN
Peter Forsyth has been Professor of Economics at Monash University since 1997. His research has been on applied microeconomics, with particular reference to the economics of air transport, tourism economics and of regulation. He recently published a jointly edited book on Airport Competition the European Experience, Ashgate, 2010. He has, since 2000, been a frequent speaker at the Hamburg Aviation Conference, and in 2005 delivered the Martin Kunz Memorial Lecture. Recent work has involved using computable general equilibrium models to assess the economic impacts of tourism, including events, and in analysing tourism and aviation policy issues.
Dr Ian Douglas is a Senior Lecturer in Aviation Management at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia. His research and teaching areas include air transport economics, airline distribution strategy, and airline fleet and schedule planning. He also serves as a Commissioner of the Australian International Air Services Commission, the agency responsible for the allocation of international traffic rights to Australian carriers.
Before joining UNSW Aviation, Dr Douglas taught strategy in the Graduate School of Business at the University of Technology Sydney and at Shanghai University. He has been a consultant for Malaysia Airlines, Thai Airways International, Bain & Co Singapore, Icebox Advertising Los Angeles, and Tourism Queensland. He is currently advising Myanmar-based Asian Wings Airways as it develops a joint venture with All Nippon Airways of Japan. Prior to academia and consulting, Dr Douglas had a 25 year career with Qantas. There his senior management roles covered strategic planning, the joint venture with British Airways, and pricing strategy for the European route group. He also spent two years based in London as marketing manager Europe.
-- Prof. Dr. Hans-Martin Niemeier Director of the Institute for Transport and Development School of International Business University of Applied Sciences Werderstr. 73 28199 Bremen / Germany Email address: Hans-Marti...@hs-bremen.de Telephone +49-421-5905-2295 Fax +49-421-5905-4815 Office room: B206
http://www.isvw.hs-bremen.de/ ------------------------------------------------------------ private address: Am Brünschendiek 11 22559 Hamburg Telephone: +49-40-8119377 Email address: HM.Ni...@t-online.de
You are very much invited to the Fourth European Aviation Conference 'The End of Liberalisation?' Cranfield University, UK 19-20 November 2015 www.eac-conference.com If you're interested in the economics of air transport please visit the website of the German Aviation Research Society (G.A.R.S.) www.garsonline.de . See our recent book Liberalization in Aviation http://www.ashgate.com/default.aspx?page=637&calcTitle=1&title_id=12066&edition_id=12445