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10Years 2003–2013 10years 2003–2013 SWEDISH — AMERICAN EXECUTIVE WOMEN’S CONFERENCE APRIL 18, 2013 MAKING MONEY IN THE 21ST CENTURY Swedbank, Brunkebergstorg 8, Stockholm 2 PROGRAM Dear Executive Women, I am thrilled to welcome you to the 12th Swedish- this afternoon. Our panels today will discuss how to American Executive Women’s Conference and to our protect and grow your value, address career development 10th year anniversary celebration. Since its launch and leadership during these turbulent, dynamic times, in 2003, the conference has grown tremendously, and examine how to harness drivers for professional with tickets now selling out months in advance. The fulfillment. conference draws top female executives from both sides of the Atlantic in a broad range of fields, and during these All in all, we have 28 extraordinary speakers and past 10 years we have featured an impressive total of 172 moderators on the program, and I want to extend my speakers and welcomed more than 2,400 attendees. deepest thanks to all of them for taking the time to be with us today. I also want to thank our terrific Master of And in hindsight it is clear that our timing for focusing Ceremonies, Joanna Heimbold, who has been with us on women leadership was exactly in sync with the from the very start. changing corporate culture: In 2003, there were 8 female CEOs at Fortune 500 companies and 7 at Swedish We are of course also extremely grateful to our generous listed companies; in 2013 those figures have jumped to conference sponsors, without whom none of this would 21 and 17 respectively. Women executives are clearly be possible. A special thank you to Swedbank who is experiencing more success than ever before but still so graciously hosting us today and to Atlas Copco for there is much work to be done and even though the hosting the Pre-Conference Seminar in their unique mine advancement has not been as fast as we might have yesterday. In addition. we would like to extend a warm hoped for, developments are going in the right direction thank you to Svenskt Tenn for decorating today’s stage. and we are convinced that we will see a lot more progress in the next 10 years. This year we are also delighted to present the 8th annual Mentor Award to Mr. Olof Faxander, President & CEO of As the president of SACC New York and the founder Sandvik, for his extraordinary encouragement of women of this conference, one of my greatest rewards has in business. And we are welcoming the Swedish Brain been witnessing the strong networks formed between Foundation (Hjärnfonden) as our Charity Partner. conference attendees over the years. Today we will build on these connections as we explore the unique challenges Again, it is my absolute pleasure to welcome you to the and opportunities of “Making Money in the 21st 2013 Executive Women’s Conference and to spend the Century”. We are honored to have a line-up of excellent day with you. keynote speakers, including Natalia Brzezinski, writer and wife of the American Ambassador to Sweden, who will Sincerely, also be hosting our post reception at her beautiful home Renée Lundholm Since its launch in 2003, The Swedish-American Executive Women’s Conference has become one of the Chamber’s marquee events and is now an invaluable forum for enhancing business relationships and for creating a unique and prominent network for executive women in Sweden and the U.S. The annual conference, held alternately in Stockholm and New York, is in higher demand than ever. After eleven successful conferences, the Chamber now fi elds requests from distinguished speakers years in advance, requesting to participate. The top women executives that convene annually at the Conference hail from diverse business backgrounds. Together they create a strong network for the purposes of: t&YQBOEJOHPQQPSUVOJUJFTBUTFOJPSDPSQPSBUFMFWFMT t6OEFSTUBOEJOHIPXUPBDIJFWFTVDDFTTJOUPQDPSQPSBUFQPTJUJPOT t4USFOHUIFOJOHUIFNBOBHFNFOUBOEMFBEFSTIJQDBQBCJMJUJFTPGXPNFOJOCVTJOFTT t0GGFSJOHBOPQQPSUVOJUZUPCFDPNFBDRVBJOUFEXJUIPUIFS4XFEJTIBOE"NFSJDBO executive women in a conductive atmosphere for the constructive exchange of professional ideas EWC SPEAKERS 2003-2013 MAKING MONEY IN THE 21ST CENTURY 8.00 am Session 1 Registration and Coffee Knowing and Growing Your Value - From protecting IPRs to setting the right price 8.30 am on your contribution Welcoming Remarks Michael Wolf Moderator: Helena Stålnert President & CEO, Swedbank EVP & Head of Group Communications, SSAB Hélène Barnekow Opening Remarks SVP WW Field & Channel Marketing, EMC Renée Lundholm President, The Swedish-American Chamber of Commerce, Inc. Juanita Hardy Executive Director, CulturalDC Conference Introduction Joanna Heimbold, Master of Ceremonies Petra Hedengran Managing Director & General Counsel, Investor Opening Keynote New Generation Millennial Values: Elisabet Lundgren A Key to Making Money in the 21st Century Partner, Linklaters Natalia Brzezinski Maria Veerasamy Writer & Wife of the American Ambassador to Sweden CEO, Svenskt Tenn 10.30 am Coffee Break 11.00 am Morning Keynote Value Creation through Active Ownership Susanna Campbell CEO, Ratos 4 PROGRAM Session 2 Session 3 Growth and Leadership The ABCs of Money - In a world of financial turbulence and - Identify your drivers and fulfill your dreams exploding innovation Moderator: Natalie Pace Moderator: Pia Gideon CEO & Founder, Women’s Investment Network Partner, Gaia Leadership Anna Bager Luisa Deplazes Delgado Vice President & General Manager, Executive Board- and Global Managing Board Member, Mobile Marketing Center for Excellence, IAB SAP Maja Egnell Catrin Fransson VP of HR, Talent Development & Diversity, Skanska USA EVP & Head of Group Products, Swedbank Laurie Fitch Stina Honkamaa Managing Director, Investment Banking Division, Country Director, Google Sweden Morgan Stanley Stephanie Hyde Pingis Hadenius Executive Board Member & Head of Regions, PwC UK Blogger, Entrepreneur and Co-Founder, Economista Maria Rankka Isabella Löwengrip CEO, Stockholm Chamber of Commerce Blogger, Entrepreneur and Co-Founder, Economista 8th Annual Mentor Award Closing Keynote Women Entrepreneurs: 12.30 pm Driving Economic Growth in Emerging Markets Networking Luncheon Jenny Grey Head of Public Affairs, Europe, Middle East 2.00 pm and Africa (EMEA), Citi Afternoon Keynote The Competitive Advantage of Gender Intelligence Charity Partner Barbara Annis Swedish Brain Foundation (Hjärnfonden) CEO & Founder, Barbara Annis & Associates Gunilla Steinwall Secretary General, Swedish Brain Foundation SACC New York Mentor Program Dr. Anna Josephson, M.D., Yvonne Thunell Neurosurgeon, Professor of Neuroscience, Program Director, SACC New York Mentor Program Karolinska Institutet Concluding remarks Dr. Beatrice Engström-Bondy Senior Advisor to Jacob Wallenberg, Chairman of the Board, Investor 5.30-7.00 pm Post Reception The Residence of the American Ambassador to Sweden Bus transportation will be provided from Swedbank to the Post Reception PROGRAM 5 PRE-CONFERENCE SEMINAR SPEAKER DR. MARIE RYD Founder & Editor in Chief, Holone Marie Ryd is the Founder and Editor in Chief of Holone, Ms. Ryd has a great interest in contemplative practices a publication targeting the professional life and those and mindfulness, having practiced meditation for who want to stay updated with social and cognitive 25 years. Between 2005 and 2009 she founded and brain sciences. managed Stillhetens Rum in Nacka, inspired by Dag Hammarskiölds “Room of Quiet” in the UN, where During the last 15 years Ms. Ryd has been a science she inspired and taught meditation to students and journalist following the rapidly expanding field adults. She coaches individuals and executive teams in of neuroscience of the healthy brain. Thrilled by stress prevention, contemplation, decision making and the connection between contemplative practices leadership. and neuroscience, she has become a frequently demanded lecturer on neuroleadership and social Ms. Ryd graduated from Lund University in 1979, cognition as well as a facilitator of mindfulness. having obtained a Doctor in Dental Surgery (DDS). After graduation, she continued her career in academia In 1992 Ms. Ryd became a doctor in medical sciences as a university teacher and a scientist in clinical at Karolinska Institutet. Three years later she started her bacteriology and immunology. own science journalism company and founded a unique science information forum, ajourODONT, for dentists. ajourODONT has become one of the most influential science information sources for this profession. 6 PRE-CONFERENCE SEMINAR SPEAKER MASTER OF CEREMONIES JOANNA HEIMBOLD Interior Decorator & Founder, Millwright Design Joanna Heimbold is an Interior Decorator and Founder of Ms. Heimbold writes for the Huffington Post’s Millwright Design. Millwright provides design services for STYLELIST section as well. Recent posts include: homes, offices and retail spaces. Ms. Heimbold’s goal is to Cartwheel Test, Reluctant Celebrity and Modern Tinkerbelle – A help her clients develop an aesthetic that truly represents New Take on an Old Swedish Tradition. Her blog, What’s their spirit, and makes them happy. Your Truffle, is devoted to unique fashion and style discoveries. Since 2003 The Swedish-American Chamber Millwright’s completed work includes: the renovation of of Commerce has enlisted Ms. Heimbold to emcee the women’s dressing rooms at Richards of Greenwich, a the annual Executive Women’s Conference, both in high end Specialty Clothing store; the refurbishment of Stockholm and New York. the Charles Greene House, listed in Connecticut’s
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