ASrIA INAUGURAL CONFERENCE
Dr. Philippe Bergeron
Director, RIET Singapore

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SPEAKER BIOS
Dr. Bergeron's experience in Environmental Management and
Technology spans some twenty five years as director and manager
of environmental projects and programmes covering a wide range of
"brown" environmental issues around the globe. With professional
experience in 45 countries including 18 countries in Asia, Dr. Bergeron
competence is far reaching with special expertise in the three key
domains of environmental business development, industrial environmental
management and environmental policing, planning and financing.
Holder of a chemical engineering degree in France and a Doctorate
in environmental engineering from the University of Karlsruhe in
Germany, Dr. Bergeron started working as a project director for
urban environmental infrastructure in Germany, France and other
European countries. Numerous planning and programming assignments
in developing North Africa, South and North Americas and Asia for
the private sector and governmental and international agencies soon
followed.
Prior to his current assignment by RIET in Singapore, Dr. Bergeron
was director of the Asian Department of a large German consultancy
group involved in many strategic studies and expert missions for
the programming and auditing of environmental projects for the private
sector as well as IBRD in Washington, ADB in Manila, EIB in Luxembourg
and the EC in Brussels.
Since six years, Dr. Bergeron is Director of the Regional Institute
of Environmental Technology (RIET) in Singapore. RIET is a cost
recovery not-for-profit legal entity acting as environmental business
facilitator, think tank, strategic consultancy, training organisation,
publisher and programmer of high profile events across Asia that
Dr. Bergeron himself designed and launched RIET with the initial
support of the Singapore Government and the European Commission.
RIET has a unique position on the Asian and global environmental
market scene to promote and disseminate profitable environmental
best practice, to facilitate private sector and business response
to Asian environmental challenges and to encourage greater economic
cooperation between Asian entrepreneurs and providers of environmental
competence from more advanced countries.
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