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The Post Davos Nordic Summit The Post Davos Nordic Summit PROGRAMME Prepare for the Future The Grand Hôtel Stockholm March 2, 2020 We warmly welcome you to the Post Davos Nordic Summit 2020 The global context is changing dramatically at high speed. How do we prepare for the future in a world of uncertainty and disruption? How will the rapid pace of digitization affect our business models and those around us? We will together share perspectives and experiences on how to adapt and do business in a disrupted world. We hope to create a unique platform for business leaders to exchange views and thoughts. Thank you for joining us for this year’s event. Yours sincerely, Peter Clemedtson Peter Nyllinge Chairman, PwC Sweden CEO, PwC Sweden Program Program “Prepare for the Future” Monday 2 March 2020 From 12.30 Registration – Grand Hôtel, Royal Entrance Creating New Purpose and Values: Please be seated at 13.30 How Technology Helps Achieve it 13.30 Welcome Niklas Adalberth, Executive Chairman & Founder Norrsken Foundation • Peter Nyllinge, CEO PwC Sweden • Linus Kullänger, Co-founder & CEO, Care to Translate • Sofia Götmar-Blomstedt • Sofia Svanteson, Co-founder & CEO Elsa Science Introduction Moderator • Anders Forslund, Founder & CEO Heart Aerospace • Johan Norberg • Robert Falck, Founder & CEO Einride The State of the World Future of Batteries • Carl Bildt, former Prime Minister & Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sweden, • Peter Carlsson, Founder & CEO Northvolt Co-Chair of the European Council of Foreign Relations Take Away PwC’s Annual Global CEO Survey 2020 • Peter Clemedtson, Chairman PwC Sweden • Bob Moritz, global Chairman PwC (via link) 18.00 Networking Buffet • Johan Rippe, deputy CEO PwC Sweden Reflections from Davos • Jacob Wallenberg, Chairman Investor The Future of the Global Trading System • Cecilia Malmström, former European Commissioner for Trade The Future of Cyber Security from a Hacker’s Perspective • Keren Elazari, Cyber Security analyst and senior researcher, Tel Aviv University China Relations – challenges and opportunities • Hans Stråberg, Chairman Atlas Copco, SKF 4 – THE POST DAVOS NORDIC SUMMIT – PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE – THE POST DAVOS NORDIC SUMMIT – 5 Speaker Biographies Moderator Biography Johan Norberg Carl Bildt Swedish Author Former Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Sweden Johan Norberg is an author, lecturer and documentary filmmaker who specializes in Carl Bildt has served in international functions prominent and vocal of European foreign the big questions, from liberty and progress to entrepreneurship, globalization and with the EU and UN, primarily related to the ministers during those years. He was one of the hidden dichotomies shaping the world. He is a native of Sweden, a Senior Fellow conflicts in the Balkans. He was Co-Chairman the initiators of EU:s Eastern Partnership, and at the Cato Institute in Washington D.C. and the European Centre for International of the Dayton peace talks on Bosnia and pushed the EU forward also on issues of the Political Economy in Brussels. He is a frequent commentator in Swedish and become the first High Representative in the Middle East. international media. In 2018 he received the Walter Judd Freedom Award, previously country. Later, he was the Special Envoy of UN Currently he is Co-Chair of the European awarded to luminaries such as Garry Kasparov and Ronald Reagan. Secretary General Kofi Annan to the region. Council on Foreign Relations, contributing Norberg has written 20 books covering a broad range of topics, including global After stepping down as leader of the columnist to Washington Post as well as economics and popular science. The breakthrough came with In Defence of Global Moderate Party of Sweden in 1999 and leaving monthly columnist for Project Syndicate. Capitalism (2003), published in more than 25 countries. Parliament in 2000 he was also engaged in He recently chaired the Global Commission corporate boards in Sweden and the US as on Internet Governance. He serves as one His most recent book, the celebrated Progress: Ten Reasons to Look Forward to the well as different international think-tanks. of the Senior Advisors to the Wallenberg Future (2016) was chosen as the Book of the Year by The Economist, Guardian and Returning as Foreign Minister of Sweden in Foundations in Sweden and is on the Board of Observer. It has been translated to 20 languages (so far). 2006, he come to be seen as one of the most Trustees of the RAND Corporation in the US. Johan Norberg regularly writes and hosts documentaries on development, economics and current affairs, in most cases for American television, including Overdose: The Next Financial Crisis, Power to the People, Free or Equal and Economic Freedom in Action: Changing Lives. His latest documentary is Sweden: Lessons for America? about how others can learn from the success and mistakes of his native country. For his international work, Johan Norberg has received the Distinguished Sir Antony Fisher Memorial Award from the American Atlas Foundation, and the gold medal Robert (Bob) E. Moritz from the German Hayek Stiftung, that year shared with former British Prime Minister Global Chairman PwC Margaret Thatcher. Bob Moritz is Global Chairman of PwC. his career, Bob spent three years with Prior to taking on the global role, Bob PwC Japan, working with European and led the US firm of PwC as its Chairman US-based financial services companies and Senior Partner. During his seven year operating in Asia. tenure, the US firm focused on increasing PwC is a founding member of the UN’s quality service, enhancing the collective HeforShe 10x10x10 Impact Champions reputation of the PwC Network through network. Bob is also a trustee of The talent development and capabilities Conference Board, a member of the expansion, growing profitably, and Committee Encouraging Corporate championing diversity and inclusion Philanthropy, and a director of the SUNY- efforts. Oswego College Foundation, his alma Bob has been with PwC his entire career, mater. Bob recently completed two terms joining in 1985 and becoming a partner as the chairman of the Governing Board in 1995. He has an Audit and Assurance for the Center for Audit Quality, a non- background, primarily dealing with partisan and non-profit group dedicated financial services, banking, and capital to enhancing investor confidence and markets clients. During the course of public trust in the global capital markets. 6 – THE POST DAVOS NORDIC SUMMIT – PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE – THE POST DAVOS NORDIC SUMMIT – 7 Speaker Biographies Speaker Biographies Jacob Wallenberg Cecilia Malmström Chairman Investor Former European Commissioner for Trade She partly grew up in France. She has studied vice chair of the municipal immigration Jacob Wallenberg is Chair of Investor posts in Sweden and internationally in French literature at Sorbonne University, Paris, committee and was later elected as a member AB since 2005 and Vice Chair of ABB, Singapore, Hong Kong, London and New political science, development studies and of the Regional Assembly of Västra Götaland. Ericsson, FAM and Patricia Industries. He York. After assuming the role as Executive international relations at Göteborg University Member of the liberal party executive is a member of the Board of Directors of Vice President and CFO of Investor AB in in Sweden. She presented her Ph.D. thesis committee for many years and vice chair of Nasdaq, The Knut and Alice Wallenberg 1991, he returned to SEB in 1993 and was in Political Science at Göteborg University the party 2007-2010. She was elected to the Foundation, Tsinghua School of appointed CEO in 1997 and Chair of the in April 1998. The subject of the thesis was European Parliament in 1999, reelected in Economics Advisory board and the Board in 1998 until 2005. regionalist parties in Europe, focusing on 2004 but left in 2006 to serve as Minister of Steering Committee European Round Jacob also has extensive board and Spain and Italy. (Makten, regionen och European Affairs in the Swedish government. Table of Industrialists. He is also Honorary industry experience as he has been Vice härligheten. Regionala partier i Europa. SNS In 2010, she was appointed Commissioner for Chair of IBLAC (Mayor of Shanghai’s Chair of Atlas Copco, Investor, Stora and Förlag 1998) In parallel with the studies, she Home affairs in the European Commission, International Business Leaders Advisory SAS as well as a member of the Board has also lectured and done research at the Brussels and served as European Union Council). of Directors of The Coca-Cola Company, same institution. The topics have covered Commissioner for Trade 2014-2019. Prior to becoming Chair of Investor AB, Electrolux, Stora, WM-data, Stockholm different aspects of European politics, Since January 2020 she is Assar Gabrielsson Jacob Wallenberg primarily spent his School of Economics and the Stockholm migration, terrorism etc. visiting professor at Göteborg School of career in finance where he worked at a Chamber of Commerce. Apart from the academic work she has also Economics at Göteborg University, Sweden number of international banks before worked as a technical assistant at SKF in joining SEB where he held various Cecilia Malmström speaks Swedish, Paris, Stuttgart and Barcelona, as an assistant English, French and Spanish and has a fair psychiatric nurse at Lillhagens mentalsjukhus understanding of German and Italian. She has and as a teacher in social sciences at published books and academic articles on Lindholmen Komvux. European Politics, Spanish and Italian politics, Her political career started in Göteborg as Migration issues etc. a member of the Liberal party. She was the Keren Elazari Cyber Security analyst and senior researcher, Tel Aviv University Keren Elazari is a globally recognized security Singularity University in California. In 2014, Keren researcher, author and strategic analyst. Her became the first Israeli woman to speak at the independent research work and writing about annual TED conference.
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