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Programme for Printing Global Agenda Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2013 Programme Dalian, People's Republic of China 11-13 September Programme Pillars Programme Icons Programme Mentors Transforming Industry Ecosystems Arts and Culture Oleg V. Deripaska, Chief Executive Officer, RUSAL, Russian Federation Hikmet Ersek, President and Chief BetaZone Executive Officer, The Western Union Company, USA Forum Debate Augie K. Fabela II, Co-Founder and Unleashing Innovation Chairman Emeritus, VimpelCom, IdeasLab Netherlands Andrea Illy, Chairman and Chief Televised session Executive Officer, illycaffè, Italy Building Societal Resilience André Kudelski, Chairman of the Workshop / WorkStudio / Board and Chief Executive Officer, WorkSpace session Kudelski Group, Switzerland Interpretation Ellen Kullman, Chair of the Board and Chief Executive Officer, DuPont, USA On the record Rich Lesser, Global Chief Executive Connecting Markets Officer and President, The Boston Consulting Group, USA Solutions Liu Jiren, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Neusoft Corporation, People's Republic of China; Global Agenda Council on Emerging Multinationals Giuseppe Recchi, Chairman, Eni, Italy Zola Tsotsi, Chairman, Eskom Holdings, South Africa Wang Jianlin, Chairman and President, Dalian Wanda Group, People's Republic of China Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2013 - Programme 2 Wednesday 11 September 09.00 - 10.00 09.00 - 10.00 09.00 - 10.00 Dalian International Conference Center - Studio Dalian International Conference Center - Forum Dalian International Conference Center - Davos 1 betazone/sustainable growth 2 digital ecosystem 3 energy ecosystem The Quest for Strategic Shifts in the Strategic Shifts in the Sustainable Growth Digital Ecosystem Energy Ecosystem Scientist Johan Rockström fuses science with What trends, business models and emerging What trends, business models and emerging imagery to uncover the truth about humanity's technologies are transforming the digital world? technologies are transforming the energy industry? relationship with Earth and the quest for a prosperous future within our environmental Dimensions to be addressed: Dimensions to be addressed: boundaries. - Rapid rise of the mobile economy - Unconventional energy revolution - Pervasiveness of cloud computing and networked - Renewable energy market uncertainties Simultaneous interpretation in English, Mandarin devices - New distribution technologies Chinese and Japanese - Changing privacy norms and regulatory environments This session is linked to initiatives and communities This session is open to reporting press. of the Forum. Roberto Bocca is available to brief Simultaneous interpretation in English, Mandarin participants. Chinese and Japanese Introduced by Simultaneous interpretation in English, Mandarin Emma Loades, Senior Director, Programme Joep van Beurden, Chief Executive Officer, CSR, Chinese and Japanese Development Team, World Economic Forum United Kingdom Guo Xiao, Chief Executive Officer, ThoughtWorks, This session is on the record and webcast live. Johan Rockström, Executive Director, Stockholm USA Resilience Centre, Sweden; Global Agenda Council Jeremy Howard, President and Chief Scientist, Eric Giler, Chief Executive Officer, WiTricity on Measuring Sustainability Kaggle, USA; Young Global Leader Corporation, USA; Technology Pioneer André Kudelski, Chairman of the Board and Chief Giuseppe Recchi, Chairman, Eni, Italy; Mentor of Executive Officer, Kudelski Group, Switzerland; the Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2013 Mentor of the Annual Meeting of the New Alison Redford, Premier of Alberta, Canada Champions 2013 Zola Tsotsi, Chairman, Eskom Holdings, South Africa; Mentor of the Annual Meeting of the New Moderated by Champions 2013 Justine Cassell, Charles M. Geschke Director, Human Computer Interaction Institute, Carnegie Moderated by Mellon University, USA; Global Agenda Council on Fatih Birol, Chief Economist, International Energy Robotics & Smart Devices Agency, Paris Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2013 - Programme 3 Wednesday 11 September 09.00 - 10.00 09.00 - 10.00 09.15 - 10.30 Dalian International Conference Center - Geneva Dalian International Conference Center - Lugano Dalian International Conference Center - IdeasLab 1 4 investment trends 5 phoenix/rebranding china 7 ideaslab/mit The New Investment Rebranding China Inc. IdeasLab: Rethinking Context Now firmly positioned as the world's second-largest Education with the economy, how is China's corporate image changing What investment trends are having an impact on globally? Massachusetts Institute competitiveness and influencing foreign direct investment flows? Dimensions to be addressed: of Technology - Building brand equity abroad Dimensions to be addressed: - Driving growth via global acquisitions How are breakthroughs in education transforming - FDI trends in emerging versus industrialized - Addressing intellectual property challenges learning and research? economies - Navigating multilateral, regional and bilateral This session was developed in partnership with Discover and debate in the IdeasLab: investment treaties Phoenix Television and Dalian Television. Idea 1: Exploring the power of collective learning - Understanding the barriers to FDI flows Idea 2: Improving education with blended learning This session will be conducted in Mandarin models Simultaneous interpretation in English, Mandarin Chinese with simultaneous interpretation in English Idea 3: Engineering education systems with Chinese and Japanese and Japanese. data-based analytics Idea 4: Embedding sensing systems for interactive This session is open to reporting press. As this session is televised, please arrive 15 learning minutes before the start. The door will be closed at the scheduled time. This session is on the record Simultaneous interpretation in English and Philipp Freise, Partner, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, and webcast live. Mandarin Chinese United Kingdom; Young Global Leader Anabel González, Minister of Foreign Trade of Costa Rica; Global Agenda Council on Global Richard W. Edelman, President and Chief Discussion Leaders Trade & FDI Executive Officer, Edelman, USA Anant Agarwal, President, edX, USA; Global Hemant Kanoria, Chairman and Managing Jiang Jianqing, Chairman of the Board, Industrial Agenda Council on the Future of Universities Director, SREI Infrastructure Finance, India and Commercial Bank of China, People's Republic Nathan Eagle, Chief Executive Officer, Jana Elaine La Roche, Director, Marsh & McLennan of China Mobile, USA; Technology Pioneer; Global Agenda Companies (MMC), USA Li Guilian, Chairman, Dalian Dayang Trands, Council on Data-Driven Development David Li Yi, Chairman and Country Head, China, People's Republic of China Thomas W. Malone, Professor of Management UBS, Hong Kong SAR Li Rongrong, Chairman (2003-2010), State-owned and Director, Center for Collective Intelligence, Assets Supervision and Administration Commission Sloan School of Management, Massachusetts Moderated by of the State Council (SASAC), People's Republic of Institute of Technology, USA Martyn Davies, Chief Executive Officer, Frontier China Joseph Paradiso, Associate Professor of Media Advisory, South Africa; Young Global Leader; Liu Changle, Chairman and Chief Executive Arts and Sciences, Massachusetts Institute of Global Agenda Council on China Officer, Phoenix Satellite Television, Hong Kong Technology, USA SAR Rapporteur Facilitated by Zhu Ning, Deputy Director and Professor of Co-Moderated by Yoko Ishikura, Professor, Graduate School of Finance, Shanghai Advanced Institute of Finance, Hu Yihu, TV Presenter, Phoenix Satellite Media Design, Keio University, Japan; Global People's Republic of China; Global Agenda Council Television, Hong Kong SAR Agenda Council on Education & Skills on Fiscal Sustainability Yu Yang, Deputy Director, News Center, Dalian Radio and TV Station, People's Republic of China Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2013 - Programme 4 Wednesday 11 September 09.15 - 11.15 10.00 - 10.30 10.30 - 11.30 Dalian International Conference Center - Dalian International Conference Center - Village. Dalian International Conference Center - Davos WorkSpace 6 breakthrough innovation 8 innovate/day 1 10 east asia The State of Innovation Innovate! Rethinking East Asia Demographic trends, disruptive technologies and generational change point to a future that will Meet and exchange ideas with disruptive How can trade, investment and cultural diplomacy require greater innovation. Will the pace of innovators from the New Champions community mitigate political tensions in light of recent innovation be able to keep up with the demands of who are demonstrating the power of innovation leadership transitions in China, Japan and Korea? the 21st century? Join chief technology officers, through their cutting-edge technologies, new chief innovation officers, chief science officers, products and original ideas at any one of five Dimensions to be addressed: Members of the Forum's New Champions “Innovate!” zones in the Village. - Trading and investing for regional prosperity communities and other experts in this brainstorming - Exploring win-win business opportunities session to explore facets of this critical issue. - Connecting through the arts and culture With Session objectives: Sameer Hajee, Chief Executive Officer, Nuru Simultaneous interpretation in English, Mandarin - Explore new applications of old technology Energy Group, Mauritius; Social Entrepreneur Chinese and Japanese - Highlight disruptive discoveries in science Jacob Hsu, Chief
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