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2019 Concordia Americas Summit May 13 - 14, 2019 | Bogotá, Colombia 2019 Concordia Americas Summit May 13 - 14, 2019 | Bogotá, Colombia DAY 1 - MONDAY, MAY 13 8:00am Registration Opens* 9:00am - 10:45am Welcome Nicholas M. Logothetis, Co-founder & Chairman of the Board, ​ Concordia Matthew A. Swift, Co-Founder, Chairman & CEO, Concordia ​ Flashpoint Presentation: Rethinking a Nonviolent Colombia Juan Manuel Barrientos Valencia, Chef and Owner, ElCielo ​ Restaurant Transportation Solutions: Keeping Economies Moving Angela Maria Orozco, Minister of Transportation, Republic of ​ Colombia Andrea Bernal, Presenter/Director, RCN NTN24 (Moderator) ​ The Untapped Potential of AI & Data Science Sreerama Murthy, CEO & Chief Data Scientist, Quadratyx ​ A New Era in the Americas Kimberly Breier, Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Western Hemisphere ​ Affairs, U.S. Department of State President Duque Keynote Address Iván Duque Márquez, President, Republic of Colombia ​ H.E. Olusegun Obasanjo, Former President, Federal Republic of ​ Nigeria; Leadership Council Member, Concordia (Introductory Remarks) 10:45am - 11:15am Break 11:15am - 1:00pm Remarks Rick Perry, Secretary of Energy, United States of America ​ Powering the Future of the Americas Rick Perry, Secretary of Energy, United States of America ​ * Registration will remain open throughout the day ** Speakers for Strategic Dialogues are listed below As of May 13 ​ María Fernanda Suárez Londoño, Minister of Mines and Energy, ​ Republic of Colombia Luis Alberto Moreno, President, Inter-American Development Bank ​ (Moderator) Flashpoint Presentation: Decentralized Processes for Instituting Peace: #DelCapitolioalTerritorio Juanita María Goebertus Estrada, Representative, Alianza Verde, ​ Republic of Colombia María Victoria Llorente, Director, Fundación Ideas Para La Paz ​ Cesar Eugenio Martinez, Representative, Centro Democrático, ​ Republic of Colombia Remarks Guillermo Botero Nieto, Minister of National Defense, Republic of ​ Colombia Partnering For Security and Defense in the Americas Guillermo Botero Nieto, Minister of National Defense, Republic of ​ Colombia David Petraeus, Chairman of KKR Global Institute; Former Director ​ of the Central Intelligence Agency Samantha Vinograd, National Security Analyst, CNN (Moderator) ​ Don’t Blink: Senator Rick Scott on the Crisis in Venezuela Rick Scott, Senator, State of Florida, U.S. Senate ​ In Discussion with Senator Scott Rick Scott, Senator, State of Florida, U.S. Senate ​ Gustau Alegret, Director Editorial, NTN24 USA (Moderator) ​ 11:15am - 12:30pm The Digital Toolbox to Fight Corruption** [Strategic Dialogue] 12:30pm - 2:00pm Concordia Innovative Financing Coalition [Partnership Accelerator] Invitation Only - Caldas Room on 2nd Floor 1:00pm - 2:00pm Lunch 2:00pm - 3:30pm Flashpoint Presentation: Remaking the World Together Juliana Uribe Villegas, Founder, Movilizatorio ​ ​ * Registration will remain open throughout the day ** Speakers for Strategic Dialogues are listed below As of May 13 ​ Aspen Institute Socrates Program: Spotlight on Artificial Intelligence, Future of Work and Civil Society in Colombia Juan Carlos Pinzon, President, ProBogotá; Former Ambassador to the ​ United States of America, Republic of Colombia Brynne McNulty Rojas, Trustee, McNulty Foundation ​ Maria Paz Gaviria, Director, ARTBO|International Art Fair of Bogota ​ Luis Ernesto Araujo, Executive Coach, Prestigio Formación Ejecutiva ​ Elliot Gerson, Executive Vice President, Aspen Institute ​ Cordell Carter, Director, Aspen Institute Socrates Program (Moderator) ​ ​ Flashpoint Presentation: Agroindustry - The New Engine of Development Bruce Mac Master, President, ANDI ​ Bipartisan Support for the Future of Colombia Juan Manuel Daza, Congressman, Centro Democrático, Republic of ​ Colombia French Hill, Congressman, R-AR 2nd District, U.S. House of ​ Representatives Catalina Ortiz, Congresswoman, Partido Verde, Republic of Colombia ​ Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Congresswoman, D-FL 23rd District, U.S. ​ House of Representatives Juan Sebastian Gonzalez, Senior Fellow, Penn-Biden Center for ​ Diplomacy and Global Engagement (Moderator) 2:00pm - 3:30pm Environmental Impacts of Legal and Illegal Gold Mining** [Strategic Dialogue] 3:30pm - 4:00pm Break 4:00pm - 6:00pm Unlocking Public-Private Investments to Address Migration in the Americas Felipe Muñoz, Advisor to the President, Republic of Colombia ​ Carol Thompson O’Connell, Acting Assistant Secretary, Bureau of ​ Population, Refugees, and Migration, U.S. Department of State Maria López Castaño, President, Grupo Semana (Moderator) ​ Public and Private Collaboration to Combat Illicit Trade French Hill, Congressman, R-AR 2nd District, U.S. House of ​ Representatives Juan Carlos Pinzon, President, ProBogotá; Former Ambassador to the ​ United States of America, Republic of Colombia * Registration will remain open throughout the day ** Speakers for Strategic Dialogues are listed below As of May 13 ​ Laura Valdivieso Jiménez, Vice Minister of Commerce, Republic of ​ Colombia Claudia Gurisatti, Director of News, Noticias RCN (Moderator) ​ The Creative Economy & Conservation as Pillars of Sustainable Development Donna Karan, Founder, The UrbanZen Foundation; Founder, DKNY ​ Carmen Busquets, Founder, Net-a-Porter ​ Julia Miranda, Director, Parques Nacionales de Colombia ​ Mónica Contreras, Head of Andean Region, PepsiCo ​ Alejandro Calderon, Co-Founder, Looking for the Masters ​ Iris Aguilar, Master Artisans, Wayuu ​ Ana Maria Fries, Director, Artesanías de Colombia ​ Maria López Castaño, President, Grupo Semana (Moderator) ​ Cecilia Duque, Former Director, Artesanías de Colombia (Moderator) ​ Unveiling Populism in Latin America: Lessons for Democracy Alvaro Uribe Velez, Former President, Republic of Colombia ​ Julio Borges, Ambassador of Venezuela to the Lima Group ​ Axel Kaiser, Executive Director, Fundación para el Progreso ​ María Corina Machado, Coordinator, Vente Venezuela (via video) ​ José Manuel Acevedo, Subdirector, Noticias RCN (Moderator) ​ DAY 2 - TUESDAY, MAY 14 8:00am Registration Opens* 9:00am - 10:45am Concordia Americas: Partnering for the Future John D. Negroponte, Vice Chairman, McLarty Associate; Former U.S. ​ Deputy Secretary of State & U.S. Director of National Intelligence; Leadership Council Member, Concordia Luis Alberto Lacalle, Former President of the Oriental Republic of ​ Uruguay Eduardo J. Padrón, Ph. D., President of Miami Dade College; ​ Leadership Council Member, Concordia Nicholas M. Logothetis, Co-Founder & Chairman of the Board, ​ Concordia (Moderator) A Hemisphere of Freedom: Responding to Crisis and Advancing Democracy Across the Americas * Registration will remain open throughout the day ** Speakers for Strategic Dialogues are listed below As of May 13 ​ Mark Green, Administrator, United States Agency for International ​ Development (USAID) Matthew A. Swift, Co-Founder, Chairman, & CEO, Concordia ​ (Moderator) Flashpoint Presentation: Healthcare Systems - Access, Sustainability, and Medicine Claudia Sterling, Head of Legal & Public Affairs, Cruz Verde ​ The Role of Vice President: Reaching Gender Equity in Government Leadership Marta Lucía Ramírez Blanco, Vice President, Republic of Colombia ​ Epsy Campbell Barr, Vice President, Republic of Costa Rica ​ Olga Margarita Alvarado Rodríguez, Second Vice President, Republic ​ of Honduras Claudia Gurisatti, Director of News, Noticias RCN (Moderator) ​ Remarks Alicia Arango Olmos, Minister of Labor, Republic of Colombia ​ 9:30am - 10:45am The New Face of Labor and the Changing World of Work Alexander Acosta, Secretary of Labor, United States of America ​ Rethinking Cities for Competitiveness: Smart and Sustainable Cities [Strategic Dialogue] 10:45am - 11:15am Break 11:15am - 1:00pm Building Back Stronger: Disaster Response & Preparedness in the Caribbean Nate Mook, Executive Director, World Central Kitchen ​​ Annie Mayol Del Valle, President and COO, Foundation for Puerto ​ ​ Rico Kevin Thurm, Chief Executive Officer, Clinton Foundation (Moderator) ​​ Venezuela: Preparing for the Unexpected Jorge Fernando Quiroga Ramírez, Former President, The ​ Plurinational State of Bolivia David Smolansky, Chair of Working Group on Venezuelan Migration ​ and Refugee Crisis, Organization of American States Carlos Holmes Trujillo, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Republic of ​ Colombia * Registration will remain open throughout the day ** Speakers for Strategic Dialogues are listed below As of May 13 ​ Carlos Vecchio, Ambassador to the United States, Bolivarian Republic ​ of Venezuela Juan Roberto Vargas, Director, Noticias Caracol (Moderator) ​ Trump Administration Priorities in the Americas Mauricio Claver-Carone, Senior Director, National Security Council ​ ​ Ricardo Ospina, Journalist, Caracol (Moderator) ​ Partnerships to Eradicate Human Trafficking in the Americas Sean D. Reyes, Attorney General, State of Utah ​​ Kenneth (Ken) Paxton, Attorney General, State of Texas ​ Juan Sebastian Gonzalez, Senior Fellow, Penn-Biden Center for ​ Diplomacy and Global Engagement (Moderator) 11:15am - 12:30pm Sustainable Financing: Implications for Investors and Corporations** [Strategic Dialogue] 1:00pm - 2:00pm Lunch 2:00pm - 4:45pm Flashpoint Presentation: Cacao at the Intersection of Sustainability and Blockchain Technology Sergio Figueredo, Executive Director, Choco4Peace ​ Flashpoint Presentation: Arts & Creative Industries As A New Path for Development & Peace Juan Fonseca, Latin Grammy Award Winning Singer, Songwriter, ​ Record Producer, & Activist First Lady Ruiz: Opportunities & Challenges to Achieve the SDGs - The Role of Strategic Partnerships
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