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World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2016 List of Participants As of 1 January 2016 Davos-Klosters, Switzerland, 20-23 January 2016 Mario I. Blejer Vice-Chairman Banco Hipotecario SA Argentina Marcos Bulgheroni Executive Vice-Chairman and Board Bridas Energy Corporation Argentina Member Carolina Hadad Software Developer Buenos Aires City Government Argentina Laboratory Martin Eurnekian Director and Member of the Board Corporacion America Argentina Enrique M. President Corporación IMPSA SA Argentina Pescarmona Eduardo S. Elsztain Chairman IRSA Inversiones y Argentina Representaciones SA Rodrigo Teijeiro Founder and Chief Executive Officer RecargaPay Argentina Andrew Charlton Director Alphabeta Australia Anthony Jones Journalist Australian Broadcasting Australia Corporation - ABC Television Elaine Montegriffo Chief Executive Officer SecondBite Australia Lynette Wallworth Artist Studio Wallworth Australia Anthony Pratt Executive Chairman Visy Industries Australia Pty Ltd Australia Ross Fitzgerald Senior Director Visy Industries Australia Pty Ltd Australia Richard Goyder Chief Executive Officer and Managing Wesfarmers Limited Australia Director Brian Hartzer Chief Executive Officer and Managing Westpac Banking Corporation Australia Director Peter King Chief Financial Officer Westpac Banking Corporation Australia Marina Giori-Lhota Chairman of the Supervisory Board Daniel Swarovski Corporation Austria Alexandra Föderl- Editor-in-Chief Der Standard Austria Schmid Hugo Rohner Chief Executive Officer Skidata - Kudelski Group Austria Rachel Kyte Special Representative of the Secretary- United Nations - Sustainable Austria General and Chief Executive Officer Energy for All Nabil R. Kuzbari President and Chief Executive Officer Vimpex Handels GmbH Austria Rovnag Abdullayev President SOCAR Azerbaijan Elshad Nasirov Vice-President SOCAR Azerbaijan Khalik Mammadov Vice-President SOCAR Azerbaijan Vagif Aliyev General Manager SOCAR Investments Azerbaijan Shahmar Movsumov Chief Executive Officer State Oil Fund of the Republic Azerbaijan of Azerbaijan (SOFAZ) World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2016 1/81 Israfil Mammadov Deputy Chief Executive Officer State Oil Fund of the Republic Azerbaijan of Azerbaijan (SOFAZ) Ali Adnan Ibrahim First Vice-President Al Baraka Banking Group Bahrain Khalid Al Rumaihi Chief Executive Bahrain Economic Bahrain Development Board Mahmood Al Kooheji Chief Executive Officer Bahrain Mumtalakat Holding Bahrain Company BSC (c) Samer Al Jishi Chief Executive BFG International Bahrain Tariq Al Saffar Chief Executive Harbour Investment Bahrain Suzan Salman Kanoo President Khalil bin Ebrahim Kanoo Bahrain Group Ashraf Bseisu Group Chief Executive Solidarity Group Holding Bsc. Bahrain H.H. Sheikh Salman Honorary Chairman The Bahrain Petroleum Bahrain Al Khalifa Company BSC Muhammad Yunus Chairman Yunus Centre Bangladesh Denis Kolga Founder Youth Initiative Minsk Belarus Luc Bertrand Chairman of the Executive Committee Ackermans & van Haaren NV Belgium and Chief Executive Officer Øystein Langberg Europe Correspondent Aftenposten Belgium Eddy Bruyninckx Chief Executive Officer Antwerp Port Authority Belgium Karim A. Lesina Vice-President, International External AT&T Belgium Affairs, EU, Caribbean, Central and Latin America, Trans-Atlantic Relations Leonhard H. 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Gottfried Leibbrandt Chief Executive Officer SWIFT SCRL Belgium Yawar Shah Chairman of the Board of Directors SWIFT SCRL Belgium Stephen Fidler Brussels Editor The Wall Street Journal Belgium Paul Taylor European Affairs Editor Thomson Reuters Belgium Penelope Naas Senior Vice-President, International UPS Europe Belgium Public Affairs and Sustainability Sean de Cleene Senior Vice-President, Global Initiatives, Yara International ASA Belgium Strategy and Business Development Kevin O'Donnell President and Chief Executive Officer RenaissanceRe Holdings Ltd Bermuda David Barioni Neto President APEX-Brasil (Trade and Brazil Investment Promotion Agency) Luiz Carlos Trabuco President Banco Bradesco SA Brazil Cappi Octavio Manoel Chief Economist Banco Bradesco SA Brazil Rodrigues de Barros Renato Ejnisman Managing Director Banco Bradesco SA Brazil Mauricio Minas Executive Vice-President Banco Bradesco SA Brazil World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2016 2/81 Persio Arida Chairman and Managing Partner Banco BTG Pactual SA Brazil Candido Botelho Member of the Board Banco Itaú BBA Brazil Bracher Romulo de Mello Dias Chief Executive Officer Cielo SA Brazil Frederico Curado President and Chief Executive Officer EMBRAER SA Brazil Nelson Salgado Vice-President, Institutional Relations and EMBRAER SA Brazil Sustainability Clóvis Rossi Columnist Folha de São Paulo Brazil Maria Cristina Frias Member of the Board and Columnist Folha de São Paulo Brazil David Hertz Founder and Managing Director Gastromotiva Brazil Bernardo Gradin Chief Executive Officer GranBio Investimentos SA Brazil Miguel Gradin Chief Executive Officer GranEnergia Investimentos SA Brazil Ilona Szabó de Executive Director Igarapé Institute Brazil Carvalho Ricardo Villela Marino Executive Vice-President and Member of Itaú Unibanco SA Brazil the Board of Directors Pedro Moreira Salles Chairman of the Board Itaú Unibanco SA Brazil Ilan Goldfajn Chief Economist Itaú Unibanco SA Brazil Fernando Coimbra Head, International Affairs Ministry of Environment of Brazil Brazil Fernando Dantas Columnist O Estado de São Paulo Brazil Rolf Kuntz Editorialist and Special Correspondent O Estado de São Paulo Brazil Gonzalo Muñoz Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer TriCiclos Brazil Carlos Pellicer Chief Executive Officer UPL do Brasil Brazil Tihomir D. 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