Felix Schoeller
Chief Commercial Officer AAL Shipping
With over 18 years shipping industry experience, Felix Schoeller is Chief Commercial Officer of AAL Shipping (AAL) and sits on its Board. Holding a degree in business administration and an MBA, he has attained an extremely broad knowledge of key shipping industry segments such as ship financing, ship management, and commercial and technical operations.
Felix joined AAL in 2009 after completing his management training at Columbia Shipmanagement (CSM) in Hamburg. During his tenure with AAL, he has undertaken key roles including Assistant General Manager China and Trade Manager India Middle East and Australia’s East Coast. He also helped to establish AAL’s North America business and its wider development into a leading global premium project heavy lift operator.
Event Agenda Sessions
Megaproject Asia: Delivering the next phase of industrial growth
Major investments in energy, manufacturing and digital infrastructure are creating large-scale project opportunities across Southeast Asia, India and Australia.
This session will examine where the region's most significant project opportunities are emerging, how manufacturing and fabrication activity is evolving, and what these shifts mean for cargo owners, EPCs, carriers and logistics providers.
The discussion will explore the factors most likely to determine project success, including procurement strategies and local content requirements, as well as infrastructure readiness, supply chain coordination and execution risk.
Wednesday 18 November 14:00 - 14:50 Breakbulk Live Stage
Infrastructure & Energy
Shipper & Project Owner Perspectives
Major investments in energy, manufacturing and digital infrastructure are creating large-scale project opportunities across Southeast Asia, India and Australia.
This session will examine where the region's most significant project opportunities are emerging, how manufacturing and fabrication activity is evolving, and what these shifts mean for cargo owners, EPCs, carriers and logistics providers.
The discussion will explore the factors most likely to determine project success, including procurement strategies and local content requirements, as well as infrastructure readiness, supply chain coordination and execution risk.
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