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Udaipur Leaflet PAGE | 01 FBN 30TH GLOBAL SUMMIT | FBN and its Indian chapter are proud to present the 30th Anniversary Global Summit in Udaipur, India from 16-19 October! More than 500 of FBN’s global members will gather in Udaipur - India’s magical City of Lakes – to discuss how business families are mastering paradoxes to marry the competence of the corporation with the soul of the family.Where better to host this year’s peer-learning than India. Said Farhad Forbes, Chairman of FBN: “India is a land of paradox, and as Indians we live with paradox every day. We have modernity intertwined with heritage; tradition and renewal; best business practice coupled with professionalism and spiritualism; poverty with aspiration, determination and hope". Adds Ajay Shriram, Chairman of the Summit Host Committee: “India is a very diverse country – culturally, philosophically, attitudinally. There are 29 states in India and each state virtually has a different language, different food habits, different cultures. At the same time we are a united country.” Summit Venue The Summit will be hosted in the Oberoi Udaivilas and Trident hotel, adjacent properties in the same compound, within a few minutes walking distance of each other. Summit Theme Challenges in business families are often not so much problems to be solved as contradictions to be managed together: tradition and innovation; short-term profit and long-term legacy; preserving family privacy and building a public profile; reason and emotion; meritocracy and inclusion. Such dilemmas are arguably amplified in the Summit's host country: the economist Joan Robinson once said, “Whatever you can rightly say about India, the opposite is also true.” Instead of feeling frustration, business families must learn to draw strength from the paradox dynamic to become a more effective force for good as businesspeople and individually. PAGE | 02 FBN 30TH GLOBAL SUMMIT | Summit Experience To help members choose from the wealth of great content, this year’s Programme Committee has designed the week around two threads – 1) the personal - paradoxes in the family and 2) the professional - paradoxes in the enterprise. FBN’s Summits are recognized for their interactive learning formats that spark new ideas and help build important relationships – sessions in plenary, parallel and small group gatherings; travel with other business families on in-country learning journeys and day-long family business visits; and sharing meals with new and old friends in spectacular surroundings. Pre-Summit Learning Journeys CII-FBN India Chapter is delighted to present five pre-Summit Learning Journeys - in Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata and Pune (Polaris Learning Journey). Discover the vibrancy, cuisine and culture of each city and visit Indian family businesses that are celebrated domestically and well known around the world. All Learning Journeys start on Sunday afternoon, 13 October and end on 15 October at noon. Price per person*: 1770 EUR (All charges & fees included) *Same price in single or double room PAGE | 03 FBN 30TH GLOBAL SUMMIT | Doing Business in India - Mumbai This pre-Summit half-day (morning) session on Tuesday 15 October is an introduction to doing business in India, with an overview of the fundamentals of investing and conducting business in the world’s largest democracy. As the government pushes toward the ease of doing business and implementing tax and regulatory reforms, India is perfectly positioned to compete with the world’s premier investment locations. Price per person*: 300 EUR (Taxes included) *Same price in single or double room and includes flight from Mumbai to Udaipur,one night accommodation,transfers from and to the airport, lunch on Tuesday October 15. F amily Visits The Lake Palace Hotels and Secure Meters PI Industries Motels Pvt.Ltd. Keynote speakers PAGE | 04 FBN 30TH GLOBAL SUMMIT | Speakers & Moderators Lakshyaraj Singh, Royal family of Mewar, India Elizabeth Bagger, Director General, Institute for Family Business, United Kingdom Arjun Chowgule, President FBN NxG Leadership team, G5 Chowgule & Company Pvt. Ltd, India Puneet Dalmia, Managing Director, Dalmia Bharat Group, India Maya Faerch, President NxG Leadership team, G6 Faerchfonden, Denmark Farhad Forbes, FBN Chairman of the Board, G4 Co-Chairman Forbes Marshall Pvt. Ltd, India Thomas Ingelfinger, Executive Board Member, Beiersdorf, Germany Albert Jan Thomassen, Executive Director, FBN Netherlands, Netherlands Juliette Johnson, Founder, Juliette Johnson Consultancy, United Kingdom Annelie Karlsson, Executive Director, FBN Sweden, Sweden Andrew Keyt, President, FBN North America, United States Benoit Leleux, Stephan Schmidheiny Professor of Entrepreneurship and Finance, IMD, Belgium Amit Shah, Managing Director, G2 Grace Infrastructure Private Limited, India Thomas Martin, Chairman, G4 Arco, United Kingdom Paolo Morosetti, Programme Committee Co-Chair, Senior Lecturer, Strategic and Entrepreneurial Management Department, SDA Bocconi School of Management, Italy Ajay S Shriram, Chairman, CII FBN India Chapter, Chairman & Senior Managing Director, DCM Shriram Ltd, India Alexander Scott, Founder, G4 Sandaire, United Kingdom Simon Torres, Chairman of Board of Directors, G2 Contempo, Colombia Shankar Vanavarayar, Chairman, CII-FBN India Chapter NxG Committee, G4 Kumaraguru College of Technology, India Risto Väyrynen, G4 Leipomo Väyrynen,Finland Marta Widz, Research Fellow, Global Family Business Center, IMD, Switzerland Registration and Summit fees The Global Summit is exclusively reserved for members of FBN with an active membership, listed as such in the FBN Xchange database. Participation is solely limited to members of family owned companies. Spouses and partners are considered as members but have to be registered as a participant to be able to attend the Summit. Family Business Family Business NxG Social Events Non FBN 1st and 2nd 3rd to 15th only Members participant participant 4'550 EUR 3'370 EUR 3'370 EUR 1'180 EUR 5'430 EUR (All charges & (All charges & (All charges & (All charges & (All charges & fees included) fees included) fees included) fees included) fees included) PAGE | 05 FBN 30TH GLOBAL SUMMIT | Accommodation Accommodation is available in 6 different hotels on a first-come-first serve basis, ranging from 150 EUR to EUR 462 per night for standard rooms. Please note that accommodation is NOT included in the Summit fee and will have to be booked upon registration: The Oberoi Udaivilas - Summit Trident - Summit venue Taj Lake Palace venue (Parallel sessions) (Plenary sessions) Fateh Prakash Palace The Leela Palace Shiv Niwas Palace The reservation should be completed by August 14th 2019. Tra nsportation Ho w to get to Udaipur? By plane: Udaipur’s domestic airport, Maharana Pratap (UDR), is 22 km from the city center.It serves Udaipur with local and regional flights from most major Indian cities. The most efficient and frequent international flight connections are through either Delhi or Mumbai. The nearest international airport is Jaipur International Airport (400kms/6 hour drive away). By train: For those who have the time, it is possible to reach Udaipur by train. Seek advice from your local travel specialist about the many regular and luxury trains serving the city. Few luxury trains are the orient express and Palace on Wheels from Delhi Cant. You can contact the travel agency or the website to book these. V isa Please seek visa advice from your local travel specialist or India consulate. Overseas participants will be required to meet normal India entry requirements before a visa can be granted. It is important that participants apply for a visa, if required, well in advance of anticipated travel. More information on visa could be sought on the website: https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/visa/index.html. Contact For questions about the summit, registration and payment: [email protected] For questions about hotel and transportation: [email protected] Stay informed & learn about programme details & logistics Please visit the Summit website: http://www.fbnsummit.org/2019/global-summit/en for the latest update on speakers and sessions, social events,etc. Website is protected: contact your local FBN director for access We look forward to welcoming you in Udaipur! .
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