Local Content Implementation & Compliance. May 16-18, 2018 & October 10-12, Lagos, Nigeria. 1 P a g e

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1 May 16-18, 2018 & October 10-12, 2018 Lagos, Nigeria. 1 P a g e

2 Course Overview Local Content is a critical issue in the oil and gas industry and must be factored into every field development plan and operation. Therefore understanding local content and designing a framework for implementing it within each project help immensely to ensure that project objectives are realised. In addition, understanding and complying with local content regulatory requirements is important to avoid regulatory sanctions, and is good business. Addressing it goes a long way in enhancing local capacity building, leading to the development of the local supply chain. A developed local supply chain improves efficiency of operations, minimising risks along the supply chain, as well as contributing not only to overall project cost reduction, but also mitigating socio-economic and political risks associated with the development of oil and gas projects. This course will expose participants to a comprehensive treatment of the issues around local content in the oil and gas industry, showing how they can comply with the regulatory, contractual and policy requirements, as well designing a fit-for-purpose local content framework, the implementation of which will stave off associated risks and enhance the value of their projects. Learning Outcomes i. Learn how to factor local content into investment decision making ii. Comply with extant local content regulatory, contractual and policy requirements iii. Develop a local content framework for specific oil and gas projects iv. Map various categories of supply, to fulfil local content requirements v. Align risk management plans to Project local content requirements 2 P a g e

3 Course Content What is Local Content/Nigerian Content? Local Content in the Oil and Gas Industry: Legal, Policy and Contractual Frameworks Compliance Issues The PIB and Local Content Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry and Local Content Local Content Category Identification and Supplier Mapping Local Content and Supply Chain Network Lessons and best practices from other jurisdictions Designing and implementing a Local Content Framework Completing Nigerian Content forms in ITTs Completing Nigerian Content template in commercial ITTs How to apply for NCEC Nigerian Content Equipment Certificate Nigerian Content Project Reporting For Whom Country Managers, Nigerian Content Managers, Commercial Directors, Business Development Managers, Regulators, Analysts, Contract Managers, Purchasing & Supply Chain Managers, HRD Managers, Governmental Relations Executives, Officials of State Petroleum Companies, Federal and State Ministries of Energy, Finance, Agencies & Parastatals, etc. 3 P a g e

4 Lead Faculty Mr Bede Nwete is a Commercial/Energy Consultant with immense experience in upstream oil and gas, including contract negotiations, services and goods procurement, supplier management, contract administration and management. He is a member of the Association of International Petroleum Negotiators (AIPN), Society of Legal Scholars, and Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply. He has provided training, consultancy and advisory services to numerous firms and organizations including the UNDP, the Nigerian House of Representative Committee on Petroleum, NNPC/NAPIMS, Oxford Analytica, the African Petroleum Producers Association, NOCs/IOCs and various JVs. Most recently he consulted for the government on the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB), and took part in an international training for senior managers of NAPIMS with very excellent feedbacks. He advised the African Petroleum Producers Association on Local Content Policies/Framework for developing the Industry in Africa and has spoken at various industry fora on the issue of Local Content. He has worked for Coopers and Lybrand (now PwC), Schlumberger, BP, Petrofac and the Centre for Energy Petroleum and Mineral Law and Policy, University of Dundee. He was Lecturer and acting Head of Department for Company Law and Commercial Practice at the Nigeria Law School. He is a frequent speaker at International oil and gas conferences. He has edited oil and gas journals, and published in the areas of Company Law, Petroleum Taxation, Contract Negotiations/Renegotiations, Stabilisation Clauses, Soft Laws, Unitization, Production Sharing Contracts, Human Rights and Corporate Social Responsibility in the oil and gas Industry, etc. His presentations on ' Contract Termination Strategy: Effective Time and Method to Invoke Termination Clauses in Oil and Gas Contracts' consistently made the IQPC Top 10 Oil & Gas Presentations for 5 years. He currently works with an Upstream Oil and Gas Company based in London, UK, overseeing assets in Africa. TO REGISTER Course Fee N220, (Exc VAT) Its covers tea break, Lunch, training Materials & group photograph training@og-softskills.com Call: ; Visit: Elizade-Toyota Plaza, 322a Ikorodu Road, Anthony, Lagos, Nigeria. 4 P a g e

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