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2 WELComE & grEETINgS

Jackson Janes President, AICGS

Jacques Brand CEO of North America and Member, Group Executive Committee, Deutsche Bank, AICGS Chairman

3 VIDEo WELComE Shaping Transatlantic Solutions

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appetizer H.E. Dr. Peter ammon Thinly Sliced Prosciutto Two Ambassador of the Federal Ways, Melon Compressed, Republic of Germany to the Burrata Cream & Fruit Mustard United States Alternative upon Request Arugula Salad with Cherry 6 ENTErTaINmENT Tomatoes and Shaved Parmesan The Chain Gang main Course Braised Veal Cheeks with Risotto Parmigiana 7 gLoBaL LEaDErSHIP aWarD PrESENTaTIoN Fish Alternative upon Request Honoree: Chilean Sea Bass Virginia m. rometty with Miso Glaze Chairman, President Vegetarian Alternative and CEO, IBM upon Request Vegetable Napoleon 8 raFFLE DraWINg All Main Courses Served With Risotto Parmigiana Broccolini tied with Leeks 9 CLoSINg

Dessert Jackson Janes Three Chocolate Perfetto President, AICGS Miniature Eclairs with Giant Driscoll Strawberries, Dipped in Bittersweet Chocolate 10 DaNCINg Assorted Cookies Dance music provided by The Chain Gang Wines Zonin Montepulciano d’Abruzzo Zonin Pinot Grigio

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AICGS proudly presents Virginia Rometty, Chairman, President and CEO of IBM, with the 2013 Global Leadership Award for her enduring positive influence on the German-American partnership. The Institute is very proud to honor those who continue to support the strong bond between Germany and the United States. As a leader in the diversified computer systems industry, Mrs. Rometty has contributed greatly to the ties between Germany, Europe, and the United States, and we are delighted to welcome her among the Institute’s distinguished Global Leadership Award recipients.

On behalf of AICGS, I thank you for your participation in tonight’s celebration. I would like to express our special appreciation to the AICGS Board of Trustees, our Global Leadership Award Dinner Sponsors, and our Members for their generous contributions of time and financial support. Their partnership with the Institute adds luster to this evening’s event and enables AICGS to continue providing knowledge, insights, and networks for the future.

126225_AICGS_GLAD2013_program.indd 4 11/1/13 5:37 PM Contents 6 About AICGs

10 About the honoree

12 honorAry Co-ChAIrs

14 PAst GlobAl leAdershIP AwArd reCIPIents

16 AICGs boArd of trustees

18 musIC

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126225_AICGS_GLAD2013_program.indd 6 11/1/13 5:37 PM About AiCGS30 YeArS FACinG ChAllenGeS, ChoiCeS, And ConSequenCeS

This year marks the 30th anniversary of AICGS’ founding. AICGS has always been special in that it has a laser focus on Germany within the larger context of Europe. That focus includes a broad perspective on other regions of the world and topics of global significance. We fill a very important niche.

Germany’s key position in setting Europe’s agenda has been especially highlighted over the past several years— particularly by Angela Merkel’s steady leadership. High- level visits between the countries take place frequently, and the U.S. and Germany cooperate actively in international fora. AICGS is a frequent host of those meetings.

AICGS identifies challenges that are critical to the German-American dialogue, especially those for which a consensus between Germany and the U.S. might be more elusive. And while there are sometimes differences between Berlin and Washington over policy priorities, the transatlantic relationship has no equal. There is an enormous web of economic and strategic interdependence that envelops both countries.

However, that does not always translate into agreement on specific policy choices. There are a number of areas of potential tension in future U.S.-German relations: Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) negotiations; fallout from the revelations about the U.S. National Security Agency’s (NSA’s) extensive surveillance program of both American allies and foes; and the role of the use of force in countries such as Libya and Syria.

126225_AICGS_GLAD2013_program.indd 7 11/1/13 5:37 PM This year there was an important election in Germany. Regardless of how the ruling coalition is put together, German officials will be faced with a transatlantic agenda that looks very familiar. While the players in Berlin may be shuffled, and some may be new to the arena of government, the U.S.-German dialogue will carry on, and the parameters of challenges and choices will not change a great deal. What’s more, the primary political players on the German stage do not differ significantly in their approaches to transatlantic issues, and the central importance of relations with the United States is a given for the mainstream parties.

Consider the status of the euro and the economic outlook in Europe. Germany’s role in these issues is decisive, and the United States has an enormous stake in the stability of the euro and in continued growth in the euro area in terms of its own economic outlook. Merkel has spent the last four years of her tenure steering through the economic storms in Europe, and she will continue to make that her top priority.

There is a trend toward inward-looking political concerns on both sides of the Atlantic. The United States is going through a phase of increasing domestic preoccupation with isolationist tendencies, and that has implications for U.S. foreign policy capacities and perceptions. For their part, Germans are primarily concerned with their own future and with the stability of their European environment. These twin trends can raise serious questions about mutual expectations when it comes to setting policy priorities.

126225_AICGS_GLAD2013_program.indd 8 11/1/13 5:37 PM Going forward, German and American leaders will have to forge common conclusions and responses to serious challenges

U.S. expectations of German leadership in this arena will be high, but in the past few years, the United States and Germany have clashed. Tensions have surfaced over Berlin’s regulatory policies and its policy priorities in responding to the crises in Europe. Those tensions have also affected Germany’s relations with its European neighbors. The U.S.-German dialogue in this area will at times be difficult, especially in light of divergent perspectives on the role of monetary and fiscal policies and because Germany operates within the complex EU arena, which impacts its choices and their consequences.

Going forward, German and American leaders will have to forge common conclusions and responses to serious challenges, some well beyond the transatlantic arena, while maintaining public support at home. A glance at the Middle East, Africa, or other areas of concern reminds Berlin and Washington that they share global responsibilities and the need to respond to them. This is a message that leaders on both sides of the ocean need to convey to their respective voters and to each other.

However difficult it is to work together on tackling specific agenda items, there is an overlapping consensus that the sum of German-American relations has been more than its parts. For nearly seven decades, the United States and Germany have succeeded in managing their relations fairly well.

AICGS will continue to examine the need for priorities and policies to cope with these dramatic challenges and work on reaching mutually-beneficial conclusions.

126225_AICGS_GLAD2013_program.indd 9 11/1/13 5:37 PM HonoreeGInnI roMeTTY cHaIrMan, PresIdenT and ceo IBM

Mrs. Rometty was appointed President and CEO effective January 1, 2012. She became Chairman of the Board of Directors on October 1, 2012.

Mrs. Rometty began her career with IBM in 1981 in Detroit, Michigan. Since then she has held a series of leadership positions in IBM, most recently as Senior Vice President and Group Executive, IBM Sales, Marketing and Strategy. In this role, she was responsible for business results in the 170 global markets in which IBM operates and pioneered IBM’s rapid expansion in the emerging economies of the world. As part of this, she established IBM’s Growth Markets organization, which is expected to contribute as much as 30 percent of IBM revenues by 2015.

Prior to this, Mrs. Rometty served as Senior Vice President, IBM Global Business Services, where she led the successful integration of PricewaterhouseCoopers Consulting. This acquisition was the largest in professional services history, creating a global team of more than 100,000 business consultants and services experts. In recognition of her leadership in the professional services industry, Mrs. Rometty was honored with the Carl Sloane Award 2006, given by the Association of Management Consulting Firms.

In prior leadership roles, Mrs. Rometty served as general manager of IBM Global Services, Americas, as well as general manager of IBM’s Global Insurance and Financial Services Sector.

Mrs. Rometty serves on the Council on Foreign Relations; the Board of Trustees of Northwestern University; and the Board of Overseers and Board of Managers of Memorial Sloan- Kettering Cancer Center.

She holds a Bachelor of Science degree with high honors in computer science and electrical engineering from Northwestern University.

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Honoree Roland Berger

Fred H. Langhammer

The Dr. Jill E. McGovern and Dr. Steven Muller Fund Carl Siebel

126225_AICGS_GLAD2013_program.indd 11 11/1/13 5:37 PM co-chairshonorary co-chairs

h.E. Dr. Peter ammon Ambassador, Federal Republic of Germany to the United States

Dr. ronald J. Daniels President, Johns Hopkins University

John B. Emerson Ambassador, United States of America to Germany

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corPoraTE LEaDErs GroUP sPoNsors

American Express

Disney

126225_AICGS_GLAD2013_program.indd 13 11/1/13 5:37 PM RecipientspAst GLoBAL LeADeRsHip AWARD Recipients

2012 2008 pRof. DR. rer. nat. RicHARD pARsons MARtin WinteRKoRn chairman, time Warner inc. ceo, Volkswagen AG DR. MAtHiAs DÖpfneR Presented by Senator Bob Corker chairman and ceo, (R-TN) Axel springer AG

2011 Presented by The Honorable Robert Kimmitt HeRBeRt HAineR Deputy Secretary, United States ceo, adidas Group Department of the Treasury Presented by Klaus Kleinfeld Chairman and CEO, Alcoa 2007

2010 DR. Josef AcKeRMAnn chairman, Board of Managing pRof. DR. WoLfGAnG ReitZLe Directors & Group executive ceo, Linde AG committee, Deutsche Bank AG Presented by Jacques Nasser Presented by The Honorable Chairman, BHP Billiton Robert Kimmitt Deputy Secretary, United States DR. AnGeLA MeRKeL Department of the Treasury chancellor of the federal Republic of Germany 2006

2009 MARtin sULLiVAn president and ceo, American DR. rer. pol. international Group (AiG) MAnfReD BiscHoff Presented by Dr. Henry Kissinger chairman of the supervisory Former Secretary of State Board, Daimler AG

JAMes A. BAKeR, iii 2005 61st U.s. secretary of state DR. GUnteR tHieLen Presented by The Honorable chairman and ceo, Robert Kimmitt Bertelsmann AG Chairman, Deloitte Center for Presented by Richard D. Parsons Cross‐Border Investment Chairman and CEO, Time Warner, Inc.

126225_AICGS_GLAD2013_program.indd 14 11/1/13 5:37 PM 2004 1999 A.G. LAFLeY ecKHARD pFeiFFeR chairman of the Board, president, chairman of the Board, and chief executive, procter intershop communications Recipients and Gamble Presented by Christopher Forbes Presented by Wolfgang Ischinger Vice Chairman, Forbes, Inc. Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to the 1998 United States of America JÜRGen scHReMpp chairman of the Board 2003 of Management, sAnFORD i. WeiLL Daimlerchrysler AG chairman and chief executive Presented by William Daley Officer, citigroup United States Secretary of Presented by Gerhard Schröder Commerce Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany 1997 DR. ROn sOMMeR 2002 chairman of the Board DR. HeinRicH VOn pieReR of Management, president and chief executive Deutsche telekom AG Officer, siemens AG Presented by Robert M. Kimmitt Presented by James Wolfensohn Partner, Wilmer, Cutler President, The World Bank & Pickering

2001 1996 DR. ROLF‐e. BReUeR JÜRGen sARRAZin chairman of the supervisory speaker of the Board, Board, Deutsche Bank Group Dresdner Bank AG Presented by Paul A. Volcker Presented by U.S. Senator Former Chairman of the Board Bill Bradley of Governors of the Federal Reserve System 1995 DR. h.c. KARL OttO pÖHL 2000 Former chairman, DR. HenninG scHULte‐ the Deutsche Bundesbank nOeLLe Presented by Alan Greenspan chairman of the supervisory Chairman of the Board of Board, Allianz AG Governors of the Federal Reserve Presented by Benjamin A. Gilman System Chairman, House International Relations Committee, United States House of Representatives

126225_AICGS_GLAD2013_program.indd 15 11/1/13 5:37 PM BoardaiCGS Board oF truSteeS Chairman: alan h. Fleischmann Principal & Managing Board Jacques Brand Member, Albright Stonebridge Group CEO of North America and Member (ASG) and Co-Founder & Managing Group Executive Committee, Director, ImagineNations Group Deutsche Bank

ViCe-Chair & SeCretary: dr. matthew W. Ganz President, Boeing Germany david W. detjen, esq. & Northern Europe, Partner, Alston & Bird LLP The Boeing Company

treaSurer: dr. Gerhard Gnaedig dirk egbers Guenther e. Greiner Partner, Ernst & Young President, International Corporate Consultancy LLC ViCe-Chair, europe:

prof. dr. h.c. roland Berger michael e. hansen Honorary Chairman, Roland Berger CEO, Cengage Learning Strategy Consultants Susan S. harnett prof. dr. ernestine Schlant Chief Operating Officer, Bradley QBE Insurance Group Professor, The New School University ralph heuwing CFO, Dürr AG edward t. Cloonan Chairman, Advisory Board, Louis r. hughes Managing Director, CEO, InZero Systems New York Liberty Square Group dr. michael J. inacker John F. Curtis Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Handelsblatt President, Seven Seas Water Corporation the honorable Wolfgang ischinger the honorable thomas L. Farmer Global Head of Government Consultants International Group, Relations, Allianz SE Inc. dr. Josef Joffe prof. dr. dieter Feddersen Publisher-Editor, Die Zeit Attorney at Law, Member of the Board of Directors of Dräger Foundation

126225_AICGS_GLAD2013_program.indd 16 11/1/13 5:37 PM dr. Klaus Kleinfeld Morris W. offit Chairman & CEO, Chairman, Offit Capital Advisors Board Alcoa, Inc. LLC The Honorable John C. Kornblum dr. Lutz r. raettig Senior Counselor, Chairman, Supervisory Board, and Noerr Group/Noerr LLP Interim Country Head for Germany and Austria, Morgan Stanley Bank dennis r. Kruse AG, Frankfurt Vice President of Network Services, Orange Business Services Fred W. reinke, Esq. Partner, Mayer Brown LLP Fred H. Langhammer Chairman, Global Affairs, The Estée Prof. dr. Wolfgang reitzle Lauder Companies Inc., CEO, Linde AG AICGS Chairman Emeritus J. Michael Schell dr. Stephan Leithner Executive Vice President, Alcoa Inc. Member, Management Board (retired) and Group Executive Committee, Deutsche Bank dr. Eugene a. Sekulow Consultant Susan C. Livingston AICGS Chairman Emeritus Partner, Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. Carl a. Siebel President & CEO, Carl Siebel The Honorable Frank E. Loy Consulting GmbH Former U.S. Undersecretary of State for Global Affairs Charles Varvaro Vice President, Global Technology dr. Wallace Mathai-davis Services, IBM Managing Partner, The GIA Group HoNorary: dr. Bernd r. Mayer The Honorable James a. Baker, III Partner, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Senior Partner, Baker & Botts Meagher & Flom LLP & Affiliates, Munich Ex oFFICIo:

dr. Jill E. McGovern dr. Jackson Janes President, M&M Enterprises President

Peter Melerski Consultant

Caroll H. Neubauer Chairman and CEO, B.Braun of America and B.Braun Medical Inc., Bethlehem, PA USA

126225_AICGS_GLAD2013_program.indd 17 11/1/13 5:37 PM musicThe chain GanG The Chain Gang was born from a technology and manufacturing based organization: IBM! In 1999, when the band was formed, all the band members were IBM employees, part of the Integrated Supply Chain organization. Hence the band’s name.

Since going professional, the band has gained notoriety for their reproduction of popular tunes, from the 50s to the 80s, across many genres. They also have created and performed their “Beatles” and “Billy Joel” tribute performances to critical acclaim and packed houses. Today, Sam, Doug, and Tom are still IBM employees, and along with Dan and Dion, wish to extend their congratulations to Ginni on her award.

Doug abramson Bass player, musical director, and founding member of the band. At IBM he is a Business Analyst within Sales and Distribution.

sam costanzo Lead vocalist, business manager, and founding member of the band. At IBM he is a Senior Manager within the CIO organization.

Tom nastasi Guitarist. An in-demand performer in the Hudson Valley. At IBM he is a Production Specialist in the manufacturing of 300MM wafers.

Daniel Kalbfus Keyboards and musical arrangements. Classically trained, he is a professional piano instructor and accompanist.

Dion Placencia Drums. With a Masters in Music Ed., he has 13 years experience in public schools. As a marching percussion arranger, clinician, and performer, he endorses Sabian Cymbals and Vic Firth Drumsticks.

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Senior Associates Group Sponsors Boeing Cengage Learning Daimler Deutsche Telekom FTI Consulting Krauss Maffei Orange Business Services

Associates Group Sponsors American Continental Group Bayern LB Bayme VBM VBW General Motors Hollow Brook Associates LLC The Ludwig Family Foundation Penguin Random House Schultz Family Foundation Volkswagen Group of America

Global Leadership Individual Sponsors Ernestine Schlant Bradley Morris Offit Lutz Raettig Charles Varvaro

Executive Individual Sponsor David Keithly

raffle Sponsor Lufthansa

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CHARACTER Special thankS to our SponSorS Roland Berger Strategy Consultants congratulates

VIRGINIA M. ROMETTY, CHAIRMAN, PRESIDENT AND CEO OF IBM

Recipient of the 2013 AICGS Global Leadership Award

www.rolandberger.us

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CHARACTER Special thankS to our SponSorS Roland Berger Strategy Consultants congratulates

VIRGINIA M. ROMETTY, CHAIRMAN, PRESIDENT AND CEO OF IBM

Recipient of the 2013 AICGS Global Leadership Award

www.rolandberger.us

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youWe thank you for joining us tonight for this special AICGS event and hope that we can welcome you to many others in the future. You can stay in touch with us by visiting our web site – www.aicgs.org – where you will find information about our events and our publications. You can also sign up for our newsletter, the AICGS Advisor. We invite you to join us in our efforts to help strengthen the German-American dialogue in sharing knowledge, insights, and networks for the future.

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