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Dubai World Congress on Leadership Organised by In Collaboration with In association with DUBAI GLOBAL CONVENTION 2019 29th World Congress on LEADERSHIP FOR BUSINESS EXCELLENCE & INNOVATION & Presentation of Golden Peacock Awards 05 - 07 March 2019, Hotel Habtoor Palace, Al Habtoor City, Dubai (UAE) Theme: "Reshaping Board's Strategy for Business Excellence through Creativity & Innovation" TH PROGRAMME**(AS UPDATED ON 27 FEBRUARY 2019) TUESDAY, 05TH MARCH, 2019 Hotel Habtoor Palace (earlier known as St. Regis), Al Habtoor City, Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai Registration & Morning Refreshments 0745 – 0830 hrs A Report on the last year 2018 Dubai Global Convention – VIDEO 0830 –0855 hrs Plenary Session – I Opening Session 0855 – 1015 hrs Welcome Address PVSM (Retd.), Lt. Gen. J. S. Ahluwalia, President, Institute Of Directors, India Chairman Address Dr. Tayeb Kamali, Chairman, IOD India, UAE Chapter, Director General, Education and Training Development, Ministry of Interior, UAE Theme Address Osman Sultan, CEO, du Telecom, UAE Special Address Vijay Karia, Chairman & MD, Ravin Group of Companies, India Special Address H.E. Patrizio Fondi, Ambassador, Head of Delegation of the European Union in Abu Dhabi Keynote Address H.E. Ahmed Sultan Bin Sulayem, Executive Chairman & CEO, DMCC Guest of Honour Address H.E. Dr. Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor, Group Chairman, Al Habtoor Group Inaugural Address H.E. Navdeep Singh Suri, Ambassador of India to UAE Inaugural Address H.E. Abdulla Al Saleh, Undersecretary–Foreign Trade, Ministry of Economy, UAE Release of Convention Souvenir - 2019 1030 - 1130 hrs Plenary Session- II Inaugural Session Welcome Address Lt. Gen. J. S. Ahluwalia, PVSM (Retd.), President, Institute Of Directors, India Patron & His Highness Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan Chief Guest Hon'ble Cabinet Member and Minister of Tolerance, Govt. of UAE Keynote Address Golden Peacock Global H.E. Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansoori Award for Leadership in Hon'ble Minister of Economy, Govt. of UAE Economic Transformation Golden Peacock Global H.E. Dr. Shaikha Ali Salem Al Maskari Award for Lifetime Chairperson, Al Maskari Holding, UAE Achievement in Business and Social Leadership IOD Distinguished H.E. Dr. Ahmed Al Banna Fellowship Ambassador of UAE to India Mohamed Yahya Kazi Meeran, Director and Group CEO, Galadari Brothers Co. LLC, Dubai Felicitation of Presentation of Golden Peacock Awards for Institutional Awards Innovative Product / Service & Business Excellence - 2019 1130 - 1200 hrs TEA / COFFEE Plenary Session – III Special Presentation on 1200 - 1215 hrs (A) KIZAD, Abu Dhabi Ports: The Emirate's first Industrial Free Zone , Edwin Lammers, VP - Commercial, Khalifa Industrial Zone (KIZAD), Abu Dhabi Ports, UAE Plenary Session – III India & Dubai EXPO 2020: Potential & Opportunities 1215 - 1315 hrs (B) President’s Address Lt. Gen. J. S. Ahluwalia, PVSM (Retd.), President, Institute Of Directors, India Special Address H.E. Navdeep Singh Suri, Ambassador of India to UAE Special Address H.E. Dr. Ahmed Al Banna, Ambassador of UAE to India Special Address H.E. Fahad Al Gergawi Chief Executive Officer, Dubai FDI Special Address Sujoy Bose MD & CEO, NIIF-The National Investment and Infrastructure Fund, India Special Address (Ms.) Mandeep Kaur IAS, Joint Development Commissioner (MSME), Ministry of MSME, Government of India Chief Guest Keynote Her Excellency Reem Ebrahim Al-Hashimi, Cabinet Member and Hon'ble Address Minister of State for International Cooperation UAE and Director General, EXPO 2020 Dubai* LUNCH 1315 – 1415 hrs Plenary Session – IV Future Proofing Enterprise & Creating High Performance 1415 – 1530 hrs Boards Leadership for Promoting Business Excellence and Innovation by the board Boardroom strategy for business excellence through synergy across the supply chain Leadership and Vision for fostering innovation and growth in family owned business Embedding ethical ethos for realizing moral compass of the boardroom Performance rating of boards and individual directors– Emerging trends Chair Prof. Colin Coulson-Thomas, President, Institute of Management Services, UK Speakers Mishal Hamed Kanoo, Chairman, The Kanoo Group, UAE Farhad Azizi, Chief Executive Officer, Azizi Developments, UAE Surender Singh Kandhari, Chairman, Al Dobowi Group, UAE Eugene Mayne, Founder and CEO, Tristar Holdings Ltd., UAE Interaction with audience Plenary Session –V Boardroom Leadership for an Agile and Innovative Corporate 1530 – 1645 hrs Strategy Boundary spanning leadership – Building resilient business for uncertain times Transformational strategies for handling digital disruption, and green growth solutions Transformational Leadership for Meeting business challenges with social projects Winning Global Innovation Game or being left behind Systems approach, culture and strategy- Business transformation enablers Chair Anil Pant, Managing Director & CEO, Aptech Limited, India Speakers Atul Temurnikar, Co-Founder and Chairman, GIIS, Singapore Mohammed Al Hashemi, Chairman, U.A.E. Financial Markets; and Director- Global Market & Treasury, Emirates NBD, UAE Yogesh J.P. Sharma, Executive Director, NBCC (India) Limited Hisham Farouk, Chief Executive Officer & Board Member, Grant Thornton International, UAE Interaction with audience TEA / COFFEE 1645 – 1715 hrs Plenary Session –VI Disruptive Technologies & Roadmap ahead: 1715 – 1830 hrs Artificial Intelligence (AI) , Blockchain, IoT and Robotics Implications of Robotics: Regulation for Process Automation in the areas of Digitization Cyber Security Challenges- Technological and Operational dimensions The future of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT) Applications of Blockchain- Cloud Chain, A Revolutionary Technological Advance Analytics and Scaling up of Data Governance Strategies Global Risk-averse measures in the age of Disruptive Technologies- Privacy & Security measures Chair Mohammed Abdullah Shael Al Saadi, CEO- Corporate Strategic Affairs Sector DED, Government of Dubai Speakers Marwan Bin Haider, Executive Vice President, Innovation and the Future, Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) Ron Chandiramani, Founder & Group President, Al MIDAS International Group, UAE (Ms.) Hanan Darwish, CEO - Gulf, Schneider Electric, UAE Iqbal AliKhan, Program Director- Blockchains & Innovation – MEA, IBM Corporation, UAE Lee Wan Lik, Managing Director, Azeus Convene, Hong Kong Interaction with audience Plenary Session - VII Global Business Meet: 1830 – 2000 hrs A spectrum of opportunities: Pitching for greater trade and investment ties President Address Lt. Gen. J. S. Ahluwalia, PVSM (Retd.), President, Institute Of Directors, India Special Address Vijay Karia, Chairman & Managing Director, Ravin Group of Companies, India Special Address Vicky Kapur, Editor-in-Chief, Khaleej Times, UAE Special Address Suresh B.S, Chairman, Karnataka State Small Industries Development Corporation Ltd., (KSSIDC), Govt. of Karnataka, India Special Address Sanjay Dalmia, Chairman, Dalmia Group of Companies and former Member of Parliament, India Special Address Sujoy Bose MD & CEO, NIIF-The National Investment and Infrastructure Fund, India Guest of Honour H.E. Mr. Vipul IFS, Consul General of India in Dubai Address Vote of Thanks Nimish Makvana, Honorary Director-UAE Chapter, IOD, India & and Senior Partner, Crowe MAK - UAE, Past Chairman ICAI – Dubai Grand Gala Evening by (Ms) Shibani Kashyap, Indian Singer, Bollywood Film Industry 2000 - 2030 hrs DINNER 2030 hrs WEDNESDAY, 06TH MARCH, 2019 Morning Refreshments 0800 - 0845 hrs Plenary Session – VIII Deriving Competitive Advantage through Business Excellence 0900 –1015 hrs Navigating Governance and Sustainability Challenges to Drive Business Excellence Journey of excellence: Evolving strategy for good governance Embracing the New Drivers of Competitive Advantage: AI, Analytics and Blockchain Driving business excellence- Strategy for creating a world class organization Strategic challenges for driving sustained business excellence, through stakeholder engagement Speakers CA Mahmood Bangara, Chairman, The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, Dubai Chapter NPIO (Ms.) Samira Shaloh, Co- Founder, Brain Quest, UAE CS Ranjeet Pandey, President, The Institute of Company Secretaries of India Abdul ‘Dewale Mohammed, Board Chairman, Founder & Group Executive President, AASGON, UK (Ms.) Rasna Bedi, Founder & CEO, A-1 Bearing Imports, Inc., USA (Q & A) Interaction with audience Plenary Session – IX Fostering Creativity and Innovation for Business Excellence 1015 – 1130 hrs Board’s strategy and breakthrough innovations for leveraging excellence across the value chain Board governance, diversity and social sensitivity to drive social innovation Strategic disruptive innovation: Drivers of cultural and economic growth Building competitive leverage through an excellence- conscious innovative strategy Which business models and organisational structures best foster innovation? Chair Saqr Ahmed Al Maazmi, Director - UAE Government Leaders Programme, Prime Minister's Office, Government of UAE Speakers Marwan Mahmood Hadi, Board Director, HSBC Middle East Finance Company (MEFCO), Head- Retail Banking & Wealth Management, HSBC Bank Middle East Limited, and Chairman, HSBC Sports Club, UAE Rajiv Gupta, Director- Projects, Telecommunications Consultants India Limited (TCIL), Ministry of Communication, Govt. of India Dr. Ahmed El Tigani, Chief Executive Officer, Al Rawabi Dairy Company, UAE (Q & A) Interaction with audience TEA / COFFEE 1130 – 1200 hrs Plenary Session – X Learning Motivational
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