Global Agenda World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 Programme
Davos-Klosters, Switzerland 22-25 January Programme Pillars Programme Icons Programme Co-Chairs
Achieving Inclusive Growth Arts and Culture Aliko Dangote, President and Chief Executive Officer, Dangote Group, Nigeria BetaZone Kris Gopalakrishnan, President, Embracing Disruptive Innovation Confederation of Indian Industry (CII); Forum Debate Vice-Chairman, Infosys, India Jiang Jianqing, Chairman of the IdeasLab Board, Industrial and Commercial Meeting Society’s New Bank of China, People's Republic of Expectations China One-on-One Joseph Jimenez, Chief Executive Officer, Novartis, Switzerland Televised session Sustaining a World of 9 Billion Christophe de Margerie, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Total, Lunch / Dinner session France
Workshop / WorkStudio / Marissa Mayer, Chief Executive WorkSpace session Officer, Yahoo, USA; Young Global Leader Interpretation Judith Rodin, President, Rockefeller Foundation, USA On the record
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World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 2 Programme Tuesday 21 January
07.00 - 01.00 14.00 - 18.00 18.00 - 18.10 Congress Centre Congress Centre - Forum Congress Centre - Congress Hall
1 registration 258 davos health challenge I 2 welcome message Registration Opens The Start of the Davos Welcome Message by Health Challenge the Executive Chairman Please pick up your badge at registration on Kurgartenstrasse. Access to the Congress Centre Join the Davos Health Challenge and walk towards Simultaneous interpretation in all languages begins at 14.00. better health during the Annual Meeting 2014 by using a wearable health tracker provided by This session is on the record and webcast live. For your convenience, we have extended the hours Jawbone that will track your activity and sleep while of registration from early Tuesday at 07.00 until in Davos-Klosters. Sign up in advance online to 01.00 the next morning. pick up your Jawbone device at any time between 14.00 to 18.00 and find out how to measure your progress.
The results of the Davos Health Challenge will be presented in a special session on Saturday 25 January at 09:00.
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World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 3 Programme Tuesday 21 January
18.10 - 18.30 18.30 - 19.30 19.00 - 20.30 Congress Centre - Congress Hall Congress Centre - Congress Hall Congress Centre - Shuttle Hub
3 crystal awards 4 special concert 5 transfer to the welcome reception Crystal Awards Special Concert Transfer to the Welcome Ceremony Performance Reception
The World Economic Forum's Crystal Award Featuring the St Petersburg Mariinsky Theatre Buses will leave continuously from the Shuttle Hub honours artists whose important contributions are Orchestra under the direction of Maestro Valery to the InterContinental Hotel. improving the state of the world. Gergiev, the concert will include Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition" and a Donizetti aria sung Please use Forum Shuttle Line 4. Simultaneous interpretation in all languages by renowned tenor and Crystal Award recipient Juan Diego Flórez. This session is on the record and webcast live. In partnership with VTB
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 4 Programme Tuesday 21 January
20.00 - 22.00 21.30 - 22.30 InterContinental - Seehorn InterContinental
6 welcome reception 7 transfer back to the shuttle hub Welcome Reception at Transfer Back to the the InterContinental Shuttle Hub
Professor Klaus Schwab and Mrs Hilde Schwab, Buses will leave continuously from the Welcome together with the Managing Board, host a welcome Reception to the Shuttle Hub at the Congress reception to reconfirm the spirit of friendship and Centre. community that defines the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting.
In partnership with Megafon
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 5 Programme Wednesday 22 January
08.00 - 08.30 09.00 - 10.00 09.00 - 10.00 Congress Centre - Wisshorn WorkStudio Congress Centre - Seehorn Arena Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone
268 meditation 1 14 gender parity 8 betazone/medical future Mindfulness Meditation Making Gains on Gender Our Medical Future
Meditation is the art of silencing the mind, helping Goals to increase self-awareness and act in a more calm, How are 21st century technologies and engineering focused and altruistic way. How is the shift towards gender parity reshaping combining biology, chemistry and physics to create business? digital health? Join this early morning session with Buddhist monk Matthieu Ricard to learn and experience the Dimensions to be addressed: Dimensions to be addressed: benefits of meditation. - Improving performance in value chains - Digital sensors - Diversifying leadership strengths - Genomics and epigenetics - Accessing emerging market consumers - Clinical application for non-communicable disease
This session is linked to initiatives and communities of the Forum. Saadia Zahidi is available to brief participants.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 6 Programme Wednesday 22 January
09.00 - 10.00 09.00 - 10.00 09.00 - 10.00 Congress Centre - Pischa Congress Centre - Aspen 1 Congress Centre - Aspen 2
10 china context 11 digital technology context 12 energy context The China Context The New Digital Context The New Energy Context
What societal, economic and technological forces What societal, economic and technological forces How are structural changes in China's economy are reshaping the digital landscape? are reshaping the global energy landscape? shaping its future? Dimensions to be addressed: Dimensions to be addressed: Dimensions to be addressed: - Overcoming barriers to infrastructure expansion - Emerging distributed energy solutions - Incorporating sustainability into growth models - Mass customization of goods and services - Unconventional oil and gas revolution - Restructuring industries and state-owned - Sensory technologies and the Internet of things - Shifting fortunes in energy geopolitics enterprises - Addressing talent and innovation gaps This session is on the record and webcast live. Simultaneous interpretation in English and Chinese
Simultaneous interpretation in English and Chinese
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 7 Programme Wednesday 22 January
09.00 - 10.00 09.00 - 10.00 09.00 - 10.00 Congress Centre - Forum Congress Centre - Parsenn Congress Centre - Sanada
13 future of work 16 natural growth 9 better business Reshaping the World of Getting Back to Natural Doing Business the Right Work Growth Way
What societal, economic and technological forces As economies seek an exit from monetary and How can business regain trust through long-term are reshaping the employment context? fiscal stimuli, what sectors, industries and models value creation? will deliver growth? Dimensions to be addressed: Dimensions to be addressed: - Demographic shifts in emerging economies Dimensions to be addressed: - Measuring progress based on values, not just - Re-industrialization in advanced economies - Shifting to growth-enhancing policies profits - Implications of structural unemployment - Manoeuvring from intervention to regulation - Addressing socio-environmental consequences - Driving growth from shared value models - Aligning management, boards and shareholder This session is on the record priorities
This session is on the record and webcast live.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 8 Programme Wednesday 22 January
09.00 - 09.30 09.30 - 10.45 10.00 - 10.30 Congress Centre - Studio Berufsfachschule - Room Congress Centre - Studio
15 insight/chidambaram 17 refugee run 1 20 journey/brynjolfsson An Insight, An Idea with A Day in the Life of a A Journey of Discovery
Palaniappan Refugee: Exploring Erik Brynjolfsson, an award-winning researcher, educator, entrepreneur and author, applies Chidambaram Solutions for Syria empirical techniques to reveal the intangible benefits of technology via business-process A conversation with Indian Finance Minister Take part in this powerful simulation to experience improvements. He shares his insight on innovations Palaniappan Chidambaram on institutions, the some of the struggles and choices that refugees that are driving productivity and wealth creation economy and policy-making in the world's largest are facing to survive each day. The Refugee Run is even as they fundamentally disrupt the economy. democracy. hosted by the Crossroads Foundation and You are invited to learn from his personal journey of designed with refugees, internally displaced the ongoing discovery. As the session is only 30 minutes long, please be persons and NGOs. seated early; doors will be closed at the scheduled As the session is only 30 minutes long, please be time and no latecomers will be admitted. After the simulation, refugees, field workers and seated early; doors will be closed at the scheduled others will discuss the options for engagement with time and no latecomers will be admitted. This session is on the record. participants, with a special focus on Syria. This session is on the record. Take Forum Shuttle Line 1 (direction Davos Platz, “F” on transport map) and exit at the Refugee Run stop, or take Davos public bus line 1, 3 or 7 from Congress Centre and exit at the Postplatz stop. Allow enough time for travel.
Address: Berufsfachschule Davos, Bahnhofstrasse Platz 5 (Davos Platz). Please use the main entrance to the school.
For all further enquiries, please e-mail [email protected] or call +41 (0)79 212 9526.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 9 Programme Wednesday 22 January
10.00 - 10.30 10.00 - 11.30 10.30 - 11.30 Congress Centre - The Terrace Congress Centre - Wisshorn WorkStudio Congress Centre - Seehorn Arena
18 fab lab workshop 1 19 hyperconnectivity 25 healthcare context From Atoms to Bits: 3D Embracing The New Healthcare Scanning Workshop Hyperconnectivity Context
Learn how to turn a physical object into a computer How is hyperconnectivity affecting individual and What societal, economic and technological forces model at the Fab Lab. societal norms and behaviours? are reshaping the healthcare industry?
The Fab Lab is located on the Middle Level, behind Session objectives: Dimensions to be addressed: the Sign-up Desk and next to the Terrace Lounge. - Understand impact on brain and decision-making - Rising burden of mental disorders Fab Lab personnel will be available throughout the - Map evolution of networks and organizational - Need for cost-effective healthcare systems day to answer questions outside of workshop norms - Potential of personalized medicine and big data hours. - Reimagine relationship between citizens and institutions
This session is linked to initiatives and communities of the Forum. Alan Marcus is available to brief participants.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 10 Programme Wednesday 22 January
10.30 - 11.45 10.30 - 11.30 10.30 - 11.30 Congress Centre - Flüela IdeasLab Congress Centre - Forum Congress Centre - Aspen 1
26 ideaslab/cmu 21 climate science 23 cyber surveillance Unlocking the Potential of Decoding Climate Signals The Big Brother Problem
Human Learning with What is science really telling us about global What are the consequences of growing public warming? alarm over personal privacy, data security and the Carnegie Mellon lack of transparency in the gathering of data by Dimensions to be addressed: public and private organizations? University - Extreme weather events - Rising sea levels Dimensions to be addressed: What breakthroughs in the science of learning will - Food security - Regulating ubiquitous data collection transform technology's impact on how people - Balancing security, transparency and privacy learn? This session is linked to initiatives and communities concerns of the Forum. Dominic Waughray is available to - Building trust in public and private institutions Idea 1: Intersection of massive data and individual brief participants. learning This session is on the record and webcast live. Idea 2: Learning to improve learning This session is on the record. Idea 3: Role of social and cultural contexts in online learning
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 11 Programme Wednesday 22 January
10.30 - 11.30 10.30 - 11.30 10.30 - 11.30 Congress Centre - Aspen 2 Congress Centre - Pischa Congress Centre - Parsenn
24 financial outlook 27 latin america context 28 manufacturing context Global Financial Outlook The New Latin America The New Manufacturing
Growth remains sluggish, yet stock prices continue Context Context to soar. What economic and political forces are reshaping financial markets globally? What challenges and transformations are shaping What societal, economic and technological forces the leadership context in Latin America? are reshaping manufacturing? Dimensions to be addressed: - Consequences of continued monetary expansion Dimensions to be addressed: Dimensions to be addressed: - Impact of regulatory shifts and harmonization - Weakening commodity prices - Shifting mass manufacturing trends - Long-term and alternative investments - Shifting global capital flows - Advanced manufacturing and onshoring - Emerging middle class - Rising labour costs in emerging economies Simultaneous interpretation in English and Russian. Simultaneous interpretation in English and Spanish
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 12 Programme Wednesday 22 January
10.30 - 11.15 10.45 - 11.45 11.00 - 11.30 Congress Centre - Jakobshorn Congress Centre - Sanada Congress Centre - Studio
22 creative mind/neshat 29 time/europe 30 insight/phelps Inside the Creative Mind: Is Europe Back? An Insight, An Idea with Shirin Neshat Edmund Phelps Credit spreads have narrowed, break-up An intimate interview with award-winning Iranian speculation has receded, and stock prices have A conversation with Nobel Laureate Edmund visual artist and filmmaker Shirin Neshat on climbed. But questions remain about the continent's Phelps on how grass-roots innovation can create poetically probing issues of power, identity and recovery. jobs, challenge the status quo and stimulate displacement. Her body of work includes the change. photographic series Women of Allah and the film This session was developed in partnership with Women Without Men. Time and will be broadcast on CNN Money. As the session is only 30 minutes long, please be seated early; doors will be closed at the scheduled This session is on the record. Simultaneous interpretation in English, German and time and no latecomers will be admitted. French This session is on the record. As this session is televised, please arrive 15 minutes before the start. The door will be closed at the scheduled time. This session is on the record and webcast live.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 13 Programme Wednesday 22 January
11.45 - 12.30 12.30 - 13.45 13.45 - 15.00 Congress Centre - Congress Hall Congress Centre - Throughout the Congress Congress Centre - Seehorn Arena Centre
31 special addresses/reshaping the world 32 nigeria buffet 38 middle class Reshaping the World Opening Lunch Buffet The Shifting Middle through hosted by the Government of Nigeria As the middle class expands in emerging Entrepreneurship, economies and contracts in industrialized ones, what are the consequences for business and Education and politics?
Employment Dimensions to be addressed: - Social expectations and political empowerment Special addresses on entrepreneurship, education - Consumption trends and resource constraints and employment and how each can reshape our - Socio-economic hierarchies and income inequality world in a positive way
Simultaneous interpretation in all languages
This session is on the record and webcast live.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 14 Programme Wednesday 22 January
13.45 - 14.30 13.45 - 15.00 13.45 - 15.00 Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone Congress Centre - Jakobshorn Congress Centre - Aspen 2
34 betazone/technology and brain 35 creative economy 37 globalization Rewiring the Brain The Creative Economy The Reshaping of Globalization How is daily interaction with technology rewiring our What new and exciting ideas are emerging from brains? urban culture? What challenges and transformations are reshaping the integration of the global economy? Global Shapers from around the world speak of changes happening right now. Dimensions to be addressed: - Post-crisis regulatory reforms Dimensions to be addressed: - The rise of regionalism - Offering new opportunities for youth - The sustainability imperative - Operating in a hypernetworked context - Designing innovations around the needs of Simultaneous interpretation in English and citizens Japanese
This session is on the record.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 15 Programme Wednesday 22 January
13.45 - 15.00 13.45 - 15.00 13.45 - 15.00 Congress Centre - Forum Congress Centre - Aspen 1 Congress Centre - Parsenn
39 ocean economies 40 security context 42 youth aspirations Rethinking Ocean The Global Security Consumers, Makers and Economies Context Disruptors
As ocean resources provide a basis for global What strategic shifts and transformational issues How are the values and aspirations of today's youth growth and employment, how can their health be are shaping the global security context? reshaping the creative and consumer industries? protected? This session is on the record and webcast live Dimensions to be addressed: This session is on the record. - Empowered movers and shakers - Technology-driven networkers - Socially conscious decision-makers
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 16 Programme Wednesday 22 January
13.45 - 14.45 13.45 - 15.15 13.45 - 15.45 Congress Centre - Sanada Congress Centre - Dischma WorkShop Congress Centre - Wisshorn WorkStudio
33 cnbc africa/future growth 36 future extractives 41 warmer world Africa's Next Billion The Future of Extractives The Impact of a Warmer
With Africa's population rising to 2 billion by 2050, With rising concerns over scarcity and World what actions are needed now to ensure sustainable environmental deprivation, how can the resource and inclusive growth? industries drive growth within planetary How would a 4°C temperature increase reshape boundaries? the environment, societies and economies? Dimensions to be addressed: - Innovating in education, technology and health Session objectives: Session objectives: - Diversifying investment partnerships - Explore drivers of change - Share the challenges of a warmer climate - Enhancing business environments - Map necessary industry transformations - Discuss opportunities to avoid an unacceptable - Redefine value in a sustainable world scenario This session was developed in partnership with - Explore effective communication strategies CNBC Africa.
As this session is televised, please arrive 15 minutes before the start. The door will be closed at the scheduled time. This session is on the record and webcast live.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 17 Programme Wednesday 22 January
14.00 - 14.30 14.15 - 15.15 15.00 - 15.45 Congress Centre - Studio Congress Centre - Pischa Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone
43 insight/faust 44 arab world context 45 betazone/big history An Insight, An Idea with The Arab World Context Big History for Big Picture
Drew Faust What challenges and transformations are shaping Thinking the leadership context in the Arab world? A conversation with Harvard University President Historian David Christian combines history and Drew Faust on the inextricable connection between Dimensions to be addressed: science into a unified perspective of “big history” history, creativity and economic competitiveness. - Putting transitions on a stable and inclusive track that holds important lessons for leaders about the - Shoring up employment for youth value of big picture thinking. As the session is only 30 minutes long, please be - Fostering cross-regional collaboration seated early; doors will be closed at the scheduled time and no latecomers will be admitted. Simultaneous interpretation in English and Arabic
This session is on the record.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 18 Programme Wednesday 22 January
15.00 - 15.30 15.00 - 15.30 15.45 - 17.00 Congress Centre - Studio Congress Centre - The Terrace Congress Centre - Seehorn Arena
47 journey/blackburn 46 fab lab workshop 2 50 global norms A Journey of Discovery From Imagine to Iterate: Towards Global
Through her curiosity about animals and fascination 3D Modelling Workshop Convergence? with biology, Elizabeth Blackburn's natural path in physics and science brought her from Australia to Learn how to design a product using 3D modelling Is hyperglobalization driving an unprecedented Cambridge. Adventurous research in biochemistry tools at the Fab Lab. convergence of norms? led to an unexpected scientific quest, and to the Nobel Prize in 2009 for the discovery of how The Fab Lab is located on the Middle Level, behind Dimensions to be addressed: chromosomes are protected by telomeres. You are the Sign-up Desk and next to the Terrace Lounge. - Accepting science as common denominator invited to learn from her personal journey of Fab Lab personnel will be available throughout the - Defining social contracts in a global era profound discovery. day to answer questions outside of workshop - Mounting protectionism and nationalism hours. As the session is only 30 minutes long, please be seated early; doors will be closed at the scheduled time and no latecomers will be admitted.
This session is on the record.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 19 Programme Wednesday 22 January
15.45 - 17.00 15.45 - 17.00 15.45 - 17.00 Congress Centre - Aspen 1 Congress Centre - Sertig IdeasLab Congress Centre - Flüela IdeasLab
48 debate/financial system 52 ideaslab/caltech 53 ideaslab/mit Forum Debate: Are IdeasLab: From Lab to IdeasLab: Breakthroughs Markets Safer Now? Life with the California in Advanced
Is the international financial system safer now than Institute of Technology Manufacturing with the it was five years ago? What scientific breakthroughs will transform Massachusetts Institute This session is on the record and webcast live. institutions, industries and individuals in the near future? of Technology Debating this question: Idea 1: More than the eye can see -- creating What engineering and computer science damage-tolerant lightweight materials with innovations are reshaping manufacturing? nanotechnology Idea 2: Reading and writing genomes Discover and debate in the IdeasLab: Idea 3: Wireless lab-in-the-body monitors Idea 1: Materials genome Idea 2: Organic nanostructures of the future Idea 3: A robot for every task Idea 4: Future of employment and automation
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 20 Programme Wednesday 22 January
15.45 - 17.00 15.45 - 17.00 15.45 - 17.00 Congress Centre - Aspen 2 Congress Centre - Forum Congress Centre - Pischa
49 development finance 51 global risks 55 russia outlook New Models of Responding to Global The Russia Outlook Development Finance Risks In the face of ailing investments and industrial What political, market and technological changes From natural disasters to digital wildfires, how can production, how can Russia accelerate reforms to are reshaping development finance? global businesses build resilience to systemic improve business conditions? shocks? Dimensions to be addressed: Dimensions to be addressed: - Conditional and results-based financing Dimensions to be addressed: - Tapping into regional best practices - Rise of capital markets and private equity - Early identification and measurements - Preparing for commodity price backlash - New models of financial governance - Factors amplifying impact of emerging risks - Supporting small and medium-sized businesses - Innovative response mechanisms Simultaneous interpretation in English and Russian This session is linked to initiatives and communities of the Forum. Jennifer Blanke is available to brief participants.
This session is on the record.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 21 Programme Wednesday 22 January
15.45 - 16.45 16.00 - 17.15 16.00 - 16.45 Congress Centre - Sanada Berufsfachschule - Room Congress Centre - Studio
54 ndtv/india outlook 57 refugee run 2 56 journey/sommer-sanes The India Outlook A Day in the Life of a A Journey of Discovery
Refugee: Exploring Recent advances in science could mean an end to With elections on the horizon, how can India's blindness by 2020. Alfred Sommers and Joshua leaders accelerate growth while restoring investor Solutions for Syria Sanes are leading a multidisciplinary effort to confidence? prevent blindness and restore sight to the blind by Take part in this powerful simulation to experience decade's end. Through an interactive dialogue, you Dimensions to be addressed: some of the struggles and choices that refugees are invited to learn from their personal journeys of - Prospects for further reform are facing to survive each day. The Refugee Run is profound discovery. - Priorities for capital markets hosted by the Crossroads Foundation and - Sources of innovation designed with refugees, internally displaced As the session is only 30 minutes long, please be persons and NGOs. seated early; doors will be closed at the scheduled This session was developed in partnership with time and no latecomers will be admitted. NDTV. After the simulation, refugees, field workers and others will discuss the options for engagement with This session is on the record. As this session is televised, please arrive 15 participants, with a special focus on Syria. minutes before the start. The door will be closed at the scheduled time. This session is on the record Take Forum Shuttle Line 1 (direction Davos Platz, and webcast live. “F” on transport map) and exit at the Refugee Run stop, or take Davos public bus line 1, 3 or 7 from Congress Centre and exit at the Postplatz stop. Allow enough time for travel.
Address: Berufsfachschule Davos, Bahnhofstrasse Platz 5 (Davos Platz). Please use the main entrance to the school.
For all further enquiries, please e-mail [email protected] or call +41 (0)79 212 9526.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 22 Programme Wednesday 22 January
16.15 - 17.15 16.15 - 17.00 17.30 - 17.45 Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone Congress Centre - In front of Wisshorn WorkStudio Congress Centre - Congress Hall
59 betazone/water 58 art walk 1 60 special address/burkhalter Safe Water for All Art Walk 1 Special Address
A conversation with academy award-winning actor Join a guided tour of the exhibition featuring works Simultaneous interpretation in all languages and philanthropist Matt Damon and CEO of by Andreas Gursky and Damien Hirst, led by Water.org Gary White on delivering innovative Eckhard Schneider, General Director of the This session is on the record and webcast live. community-driven solutions to safe water and PinchukArtCentre. sanitation. Please meet in front of the Wisshorn WorkStudio room on the Middle level of the Congress Centre.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 23 Programme Wednesday 22 January
17.45 - 18.30 19.00 - 20.30 20.00 - 22.00 Congress Centre - Congress Hall Open Forum - Swiss Alpine School (SAMD) - Hotel Meierhof - Restaurant Auditorium
257 special address/abe 61 open forum/1 62 brain science The Reshaping of the Open Forum: Higher The Neuroscience of World: Vision from Japan Education - Investment or Leadership
Simultaneous interpretation in all languages Waste? What can brain science teach us about becoming better leaders? This session is on the record and webcast live. Benjamin Franklin once said, "An investment in knowledge pays the best interest." Yet today, the US has a trillion dollar student loan bubble and the graduate unemployment rate has reached 14%. With over 285,000 university graduates working at minimum wage in the US, many students are faced with buyer's remorse. Is it time to reconsider whether a college degree is worth the investment?
- What is the impact of Massive Open Online Courses on traditional higher education? - Will Generation Y youth be better or worse off than their parents? What are the implications?
Simultaneous interpretation in English and German
This session is open to reporting press.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 24 Programme Wednesday 22 January
20.00 - 22.00 20.00 - 22.00 20.00 - 22.00 Hotel Cresta Sun - Restaurant Turmhotel Victoria - La Terrasse Hotel Derby - Dischma
63 deans dinner 64 digital me 65 explorers Shaping the Future Digital Me Exploring Our Limits
"Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you Your digital footprint is eternal. How can you "I will go anywhere, provided it be forward." were to live forever." manage and build a digital legacy? -- David Livingstone -- Mahatma Gandhi What creates a sense of adventure, and what are How are universities adapting to prepare the experiences of those who take them on? tomorrow's students for learning, living and leaving a legacy in a complex and interconnected world?
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 25 Programme Wednesday 22 January
20.00 - 22.00 20.00 - 22.00 20.00 - 22.00 Hilton Garden Inn - Parsenn-Madrisa Hotel Grischa - Jacobshorn-Rinerhorn Hotel Derby - Fluela 1-2-3
66 picture this 67 power of design 68 pundits Picture This The Power of Design Pundits, Professors and Predictions “Isn’t life a series of images that change as they "Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. repeat themselves?” Design is how it works." Join leading opinion-shapers from media and -- Andy Warhol -- Steve Jobs academia to debate scenarios for 2014.
Some say a picture is worth a thousand words. How is design transforming the way we live and Discover the stories behind the images that have learn? influenced lives and choices.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 26 Programme Wednesday 22 January
20.00 - 22.00 20.00 - 22.00 20.00 - 22.00 InterContinental - Lilie/Aster Kongress Hotel - Restaurant Turmhotel Victoria - Victoria
69 rethinking economics 70 revolutionary learning 71 sustainable future Rethinking Economics Revolutionary Learning Rethinking our
"To know that we know what we know, and to know Sustainable Future How is the concept of economics expanding that we do not know what we do not know, that is beyond market value to embrace societal value, true knowledge." How are technology, science and design moving us compassion and behaviour? -- Nicolaus Copernicus towards a utopian world?
Discover and debate with experts from behavioural How can knowledge of history create a better Discover and debate with experts on climate economics, philosophy and political science. future? science, urban design and advanced manufacturing.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 27 Programme Thursday 23 January
07.45 - 08.30 08.00 - 08.30 09.00 - 10.00 Congress Centre - Jakobshorn Congress Centre - Wisshorn WorkStudio Congress Centre - Seehorn Arena
72 ethics breakfast 1 269 meditation 2 81 sharing economy Stop to Think: Human Mindfulness Meditation The Sharing Economy
Dignity Meditation is the art of silencing the mind, helping to increase self-awareness and act in a more calm, How is the sharing economy disrupting traditional How can we ensure that human dignity is integral to focused and altruistic way. models of consumption and production? our economic activities and choices? Join this early morning session with Buddhist monk Dimensions to be addressed: Matthieu Ricard to learn and experience the - From selling products to selling services benefits of meditation. - Bypassing traditional intermediaries - Enabling “C2C” business models
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 28 Programme Thursday 23 January
09.00 - 10.00 09.00 - 10.15 09.00 - 10.00 Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone Congress Centre - Flüela IdeasLab Congress Centre - Forum
73 betazone/gore 79 ideaslab/imperial 75 ceo series/organizational learning Forces Reshaping our IdeasLab: Life-enhancing CEO Series: World Technologies with Organizational Agility and
Through a powerful visual narrative, Al Gore Imperial College London Learning in a Complex reveals six forces that are radically changing our planet. As science has added years to people's lives, how World can technology add quality to those years? How can organizations become more agile in a Discover and debate in the IdeasLab: fast-paced and complex world? Idea 1: The precision patient: from genomics into the metabonome Dimensions to be addressed: Idea 2: Robotics and integrated care - Rethinking planning and discovery Idea 3: Cognition enhancement and stimulation - Achieving efficiency and resilience Idea 4: Assisted living through digital platforms - Balancing long-term vision and rapid learning
This interactive session is designed as a learning experience uniquely for chief executives.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 29 Programme Thursday 23 January
09.00 - 10.00 09.00 - 10.00 09.00 - 10.00 Congress Centre - Aspen 2 Congress Centre - Aspen 1 Congress Centre - Sanada
77 eurasia outlook 78 food security 74 bloomberg/disruptive technology Eurasia: The Next Rethinking Global Food Disruptive Innovation Frontier? Security Ahead!
How will growing economic cooperation in Eurasia What environmental, societal and economic forces What technology-driven innovations will disrupt the and neighbouring countries unlock the region's are reshaping the global context for food security? global marketplace in the year ahead? emerging market potential? Dimensions to be addressed: This session was developed in partnership with Dimensions to be addressed: - Changing climate and weather patterns Bloomberg Television. - Diversifying the region's economic base - Addressing demands of an emerging global - Fostering inclusion in global supply chains middle class As this session is televised, please arrive 15 - Enhancing cross-border trade - Strengthening efficient agricultural value chains minutes before the start. The door will be closed at the scheduled time. This session is on the record Simultaneous interpretation in English and Russian This session is on the record and webcast live. and webcast live.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 30 Programme Thursday 23 January
09.00 - 10.30 09.00 - 11.00 09.15 - 10.00 Congress Centre - Dischma WorkShop Congress Centre - Wisshorn WorkStudio Congress Centre - Jakobshorn
80 mindfulness 76 decision-making 82 creative mind/shafak Meditation: Why the Making Better Decisions Inside the Creative Mind:
Hype? Traditionally, economics focused on how Elif Shafak individuals would act if they were rational; Mindfulness meditation increasingly attracts leaders behavioural economics studies what they actually An intimate interview with novelist Elif Shafak on with the promise of alleviating stress, maintaining do. In this context, what are the practical her stories of women, minorities, immigrant focus and spurring creativity. How can mindfulness applications for public policy and personal conduct? subcultures, youth and global souls that blend meditation be applied to health, education and Western and Eastern traditions of storytelling. Her leadership? Session objectives: award-winning novels, which are translated into - Understand the impact of scarcity on over 30 languages, include The Bastard of Istanbul Session objectives: decision-making and The Forty Rules of Love. - Explore mindfulness interventions in health - Discuss the lessons of modern psychology for - Understand mindfulness applications in education economics This session is on the record. - Discuss mindfulness-based techniques in - Explore potentials and limitations of behavioural leadership engineering
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 31 Programme Thursday 23 January
09.30 - 10.45 10.00 - 10.30 10.10 - 10.40 Berufsfachschule - Room Congress Centre - The Terrace Congress Centre - Congress Hall
83 refugee run 3 84 fab lab workshop 3 253 special address/rouhani A Day in the Life of a From Bits to Atoms: 3D Iran in the World Refugee: Exploring Printing Workshop Simultaneous interpretation in all languages Solutions for Syria Learn how to print a 3D object at the Fab Lab. This session is on the record and webcast live. Take part in this powerful simulation to experience The Fab Lab is located on the Middle Level, behind some of the struggles and choices that refugees the Sign-up Desk and next to the Terrace Lounge. are facing to survive each day. The Refugee Run is Fab Lab personnel will be available throughout the hosted by the Crossroads Foundation and day to answer questions outside of workshop designed with refugees, internally displaced hours. persons and NGOs.
After the simulation, refugees, field workers and others will discuss the options for engagement with participants, with a special focus on Syria.
Take Forum Shuttle Line 1 (direction Davos Platz, “F” on transport map) and exit at the Refugee Run stop, or take Davos public bus line 1, 3 or 7 from Congress Centre and exit at the Postplatz stop. Allow enough time for travel.
Address: Berufsfachschule Davos, Bahnhofstrasse Platz 5 (Davos Platz). Please use the main entrance to the school.
For all further enquiries, please e-mail [email protected] or call +41 (0)79 212 9526.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 32 Programme Thursday 23 January
10.15 - 10.45 10.30 - 11.30 10.40 - 11.00 Congress Centre - Studio Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone Congress Centre - Congress Hall
85 journey/rodin 86 betazone/architecture 87 special address/abbott A Journey of Discovery Human-centred Australia's Vision for the
As the president of the University of Pennsylvania, Architecture G20 Judith Rodin was instrumental in revitalizing West Philadelphia. Under her leadership, the Rockefeller What does contemporary architecture say about Simultaneous interpretation in all languages Foundation pioneered an urban resilience the world in which we live? framework to respond to crises and foster jobs, This session is on the record and webcast live. competitiveness and inclusive economies. You are Dimensions to be addressed: invited to learn from her personal journey of - Rapid rate of urban development developing the resilience dividend. - Renaissance of humanity-centred architecture - Integrating contemporary design into historic As the session is only 30 minutes long, please be settings seated early; doors will be closed at the scheduled time and no latecomers will be admitted.
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World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 33 Programme Thursday 23 January
11.00 - 11.30 11.00 - 12.00 11.00 - 12.00 Congress Centre - Aspen 1 Congress Centre - Congress Hall Congress Centre - Sanada
256 insight/el beblawi 89 youth unemployment 88 nhk/japan An Insight, An Idea with The Millennial Challenge The Reshaping of Japan:
Hazem El Beblawi How can the public and private sectors address the Global Consequences youth unemployment crisis? A conversation with interim Prime Minister Hazem From Abenomics to the Tokyo Olympics, Japan is El Beblawi on the developments shaping Egypt's Dimensions to be addressed: back on the global stage. What are the global and political and economic agenda during its current - Educating through hands-on skills-building regional implications? transition. - Fostering an entrepreneurial mindset - Localizing work opportunities Dimensions to be addressed As the session is only 30 minutes long, please be - Reversing decades of deflation seated early; doors will be closed at the scheduled The Global Shapers in Davos will be recognized for - Embarking on structural reform time and no latecomers will be admitted. their achievements and drive to make a contribution - Reinvigorating an innovation-driven economy to their communities. - Global strategy for further economic growth This session is on the record. Simultaneous interpretation in all languages This session was developed in partnership with NHK. This session is on the record and webcast live. Simultaneous interpretation in English and Japanese
As this session is televised, please arrive 15 minutes before the start. The door will be closed at the scheduled time. This session is on the record and webcast live.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 34 Programme Thursday 23 January
12.00 - 12.30 12.30 - 13.45 12.30 - 13.45 Congress Centre - Forum Berufsfachschule - Room Hotel Cresta Sun - Restaurant
90 thinking ahead/rebuilding states 100 refugee run 4 101 secular stagnation Thinking Ahead with A Day in the Life of a The Secular Stagnation Young Global Leaders Refugee: Exploring Dilemma
What are creative solutions to rebuilding nations for Solutions for Syria Is the global economy in a period of secular long-term stability? stagnation and, if so, what can be done about it? Take part in this powerful simulation to experience Young Global Leaders give three short talks on some of the struggles and choices that refugees Dimensions to be addressed: what drives them to the forefront of global are facing to survive each day. The Refugee Run is - Liquidity glut versus savings surfeit advocacy. hosted by the Crossroads Foundation and - Fiscal stimuli versus austerity designed with refugees, internally displaced - Financial versus innovation crisis Learn about: persons and NGOs. - Resolving conflict through rock music - Fixing failed states After the simulation, refugees, field workers and - Engaging civil society in nation building others will discuss the options for engagement with participants, with a special focus on Syria. This session is on the record. Take Forum Shuttle Line 1 (direction Davos Platz, “F” on transport map) and exit at the Refugee Run stop, or take Davos public bus line 1, 3 or 7 from Congress Centre and exit at the Postplatz stop. Allow enough time for travel.
Address: Berufsfachschule Davos, Bahnhofstrasse Platz 5 (Davos Platz). Please use the main entrance to the school.
For all further enquiries, please e-mail [email protected] or call +41 (0)79 212 9526.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 35 Programme Thursday 23 January
12.30 - 13.45 12.30 - 13.45 12.30 - 13.45 Turmhotel Victoria - Victoria Hilton Garden Inn - Parsenn-Madrisa Morosani Schweizerhof - Arvenstube
102 sustainable business 103 transition economies 91 advanced manufacturing The DNA of Sustainable The Civic Role of The Rise of Advanced Business Business Manufacturing
What does it take to be a high-performance, How can the private sector help stabilize societies How is advanced manufacturing transforming environmentally sustainable company? undergoing political and economic transitions? industries and markets?
Dimensions to be addressed: Dimensions to be addressed: Dimensions to be addressed : - Clarifying sustainability challenges - Bolstering capacity of local human capital - New capabilities for advanced global value chains - Understanding sustainable performance - Strengthening organizational norms to resist - Impact of additive manufacturing - Thinking creatively about new markets, products corruption - Effect of digital manufacturing tools on assembly and services - Providing resources for humanitarian response line workers - Impact of personalization on consumers, producers and policy-makers
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 36 Programme Thursday 23 January
12.30 - 13.45 12.30 - 13.45 12.30 - 13.45 Hotel National - Dining Room Hotel National - Salon Mignon Hotel Derby - Fluela 1-2-3
92 asia growth 93 communicating science 94 currency context Drivers of Equitable Raising Science Literacy The New Currency Growth in Asia in Society Context
How can Asian economies achieve the next stage From climate change to preventive care, how can What economic and political forces are reshaping of economic growth? science communicate more credibly and effectively global currency markets? with society? Dimensions to be addressed: Dimensions to be addressed: - Enhancing cross-regional collaboration Dimensions to be addressed: - European and US debt crises - Addressing income inequality - Scientists as policy advisers - Chinese monetary reform - Mitigating regional tensions - Funding needs versus need for independence - Monetary tapering in the US - Tackling vested interests
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 37 Programme Thursday 23 January
12.30 - 13.45 12.30 - 13.45 12.30 - 13.45 Morosani Posthotel - Post/Davoserstube Morosani Posthotel - Arvenstube InterContinental - Primula
95 europe context 96 government redesign 97 health/do it yourself The New Europe Context The Next State Do-it-yourself Health
Ahead of the 2014 elections, what challenges and What blend of high- and low-tech innovations will transformations are reshaping the leadership What tools, technologies and models will shape the inspire individuals to create wellness rather than context in Europe? future of government and politics? just combat illness?
Dimensions to be addressed: Dimensions to be addressed: Dimensions to be addressed : - Rise of populist and nationalist movements - Crowdsourcing for data-driven policy-making - Creating an integrated approach to health - Priorities for fiscal and monetary reform - Connecting cities as hubs of innovative service - Empowering individuals through technology - Drivers of global competitiveness delivery - Ensuring healthcare access for all - Partnering with the private sector to provide targeted public services
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 38 Programme Thursday 23 January
12.30 - 13.45 12.30 - 14.00 13.00 - 14.00 InterContinental - Lilie/Aster Open Forum - Swiss Alpine School (SAMD) - Congress Centre - Sanada Auditorium
98 international trade 99 open forum/2 104 globo/brics The New Rules of Open Forum: Immigration BRICS in Midlife Crisis?
International Trade - Welcome or Not? Growth rates for Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa remain at half their pre-crisis levels, How will the outcomes of the Bali Ministerial For over 200 million people, migrating to a foreign prompting concern that the golden age of Conference impact plurilateral and mega-regional land represents the hope of a better life and emerging-market growth may be over. trade agreements? valuable career experience. While viewed by some as an opportunity for development and a healthy How can the BRICS group recharge their Dimensions to be addressed: source of skills on the job market, many people are respective growth models? - Changing global value chains concerned with irregular flows of migrants, the cost - Effectiveness of the WTO of integration and potential increase in criminal This session was developed in partnership with TV - Evolving role of investment activity. With European migration on the rise, Globo. - Geopolitical barriers and protectionism should governments improve their integration policies or impose barriers to entry? Simultaneous interpretation in English, Portuguese and Russian - What best practices can assist countries to improve management of migration flows? As this session is televised, please arrive 15 - How have countries leveraged immigration for minutes before the start. The door will be closed at development? the scheduled time. This session is on the record - What are the implications of stricter regulations vs and webcast live. integration policies?
Simultaneous interpretation in English and German
This session is open to reporting press.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 39 Programme Thursday 23 January
14.15 - 14.45 14.30 - 15.45 14.45 - 15.45 Congress Centre - Congress Hall Open Forum - Swiss Alpine School (SAMD) - Congress Centre - Seehorn Arena Auditorium
255 special address/netanyahu 267 open forum/6 113 religious politics Israel's Economic and Open Forum: Power Sharing and Political Outlook Entrepreneurship — Political Islam
Simultaneous interpretation in all languages Going beyond How is political Islam dealing with the backlash it is suffering in the Arab world? This session is on the record and webcast live Boundaries Dimensions to be addressed: This session will explore entrepreneurship and the - Rebuilding democratic confidence objective is to highlight the entrepreneurial journeys - Fostering an inclusive and effective political order of extraordinary individuals. Come to be inspired by - Countering religious extremism and sectarianism the stories of pioneers, disruptors, entrepreneurs and innovators working to tackle pressing local issues in extraordinary circumstances.
Simultaneous interpreation in English and German
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 40 Programme Thursday 23 January
14.45 - 15.45 14.45 - 16.00 14.45 - 15.45 Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone Congress Centre - Flüela IdeasLab Congress Centre - Forum
107 betazone/gaming 109 ideaslab/oxford 105 arctic The World of Gaming IdeasLab: Data, The Melting Arctic Machines and the Human With sales of video games exceeding US$ 25 With the Arctic warming twice as fast as the rest of billion, how is gaming transforming the Factor with the University the world, what will be the consequences for entertainment, education and social interactions of society, business and politics? the next generation? of Oxford Dimensions to be addressed: What are the implications of data and machines for - Understanding risks of environmental deprivation humanity's future? - Exploring opportunities of Arctic development - Mapping geopolitical fault lines Discover and debate in the IdeasLab: Idea 1: Future of machine intelligence This session is on the record. Idea 2: Building self-monitoring healthcare technology into everyday lives Idea 3: Citizen science beyond science Idea 4: Taking collective action in an online society
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 41 Programme Thursday 23 January
14.45 - 15.45 14.45 - 15.45 14.45 - 15.45 Congress Centre - Jakobshorn Congress Centre - Aspen 2 Congress Centre - Aspen 1
106 arts identity 110 infrastructure imperative 112 regulation Art and Identity The Infrastructure Regulating Innovation
Imperative How should regulatory and policy frameworks be How are the arts influencing identity in a designed to foster science and technology-driven fragmented world? How can new financing mechanisms ensure that growth? pressing infrastructure needs are met? Dimensions to be addressed: Dimensions to be addressed: - Shifting definitions of community - infrastructure investment as a new asset class - Funding and incubating new ventures - Changing relationship between nation and citizen - partnerships for financing infrastructure - Reorienting intellectual property regimes - Creating a new narrative for Europe - infrastructure development projects for economic - Rethinking tax incentives development and job creation This session is on the record. This session is on the record and webcast live.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 42 Programme Thursday 23 January
14.45 - 15.15 14.45 - 15.45 14.45 - 16.15 Congress Centre - Studio Congress Centre - Sanada Congress Centre - Dischma WorkShop
111 insight/sachs 114 univision/drugs 108 healthcare innovation An Insight an Idea with The Drugs Dilemma: Transforming Healthcare
Jeffrey Sachs Consequences for How can the implementation of personalized medicine and digital health be accelerated? A conversation with Jeffrey Sachs, Director of the Society, Politics and Earth Institute at Columbia University, on the future Session objectives: of the development agenda. Business - Map risks and opportunities - Explore the potential of big data As the session is only 30 minutes long, please be A polarizing debate over whether legalizing drugs is - Address regulatory and investment barriers seated early; doors will be closed at the scheduled holding back progress on one of the world's most time and no latecomers will be admitted. prominent health and security issues.
This session is on the record. How can government, business and civil society work together to ensure that innovative and alternative policies are considered at the national and international level?
This session was developed in partnership with Univision.
Simultaneous interpretation in English and Spanish
As this session is televised, please arrive 15 minutes before the start. The door will be closed at the scheduled time. This session is on the record and webcast live.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 43 Programme Thursday 23 January
15.45 - 16.15 15.45 - 16.15 15.45 - 16.15 Congress Centre - Studio Congress Centre - Congress Hall Congress Centre - The Terrace
116 insight/lagarde 259 special address/peña nieto 115 fab lab workshop 4 An Insight, An Idea with Special Address From Imagine to Iterate: Christine Lagarde Fabrication Workshop Simultaneous interpretation in all languages A conversation with IMF Managing Director Learn how to do precision fabrication of unique Christine Lagarde on how to tackle the challenges This session is on the record and webcast live. components, such as jewellery and optics, at the facing the global economy. Fab Lab.
As the session is only 30 minutes long, please be The Fab Lab is located on the Middle Level, behind seated early; doors will be closed at the scheduled the Sign-up Desk and next to the Terrace Lounge. time and no latecomers will be admitted. Fab Lab personnel will be available throughout the day to answer questions outside of workshop This session is on the record. hours.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 44 Programme Thursday 23 January
16.00 - 17.15 16.15 - 17.15 16.15 - 17.15 Berufsfachschule - Room Congress Centre - Seehorn Arena Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone
117 refugee run 5 121 civic engagement 119 betazone/pugh A Day in the Life of a The New Citizen Swimming towards Refugee: Exploring Success How are new frontiers of civic engagement Solutions for Syria reshaping society, politics and business? Pioneer swimmer Lewis Pugh reveals the lessons he learned about leadership while swimming across Take part in this powerful simulation to experience Dimensions to be addressed: the North Pole and in a lake on Mt Everest. some of the struggles and choices that refugees - Citizen innovator: crowdsourcing solutions are facing to survive each day. The Refugee Run is - Citizen regulator: decentralizing rule enforcement hosted by the Crossroads Foundation and - Citizen policy-maker: enabling direct democracy designed with refugees, internally displaced persons and NGOs.
After the simulation, refugees, field workers and others will discuss the options for engagement with participants, with a special focus on Syria.
Take Forum Shuttle Line 1 (direction Davos Platz, “F” on transport map) and exit at the Refugee Run stop, or take Davos public bus line 1, 3 or 7 from Congress Centre and exit at the Postplatz stop. Allow enough time for travel.
Address: Berufsfachschule Davos, Bahnhofstrasse Platz 5 (Davos Platz). Please use the main entrance to the school.
For all further enquiries, please e-mail [email protected] or call +41 (0)79 212 9526.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 45 Programme Thursday 23 January
16.15 - 17.00 16.15 - 17.30 16.15 - 17.15 Congress Centre - In front of Wisshorn WorkStudio Congress Centre - Sertig IdeasLab Congress Centre - Forum
118 art walk 2 125 ideaslab/social entrepreneurs 120 ceo series/talent scarcity Art Walk 2 IdeasLab: Bridging Gaps CEO Series: Tackling between Markets with Talent Scarcity Join a guided tour of the exhibition featuring works by Andreas Gursky and Damien Hirst, led by Social Entrepreneurs How are employers rethinking their responsibility to Eckhard Schneider, General Director of the invest in talent for the long term? PinchukArtCentre. How are social innovation models bridging gaps between the private sector and the base of the Dimensions to be addressed: Please meet in front of the Wisshorn WorkStudio pyramid? - Improving partnerships with government and room on the Middle level of the Congress Centre. universities Discover and debate in the IdeasLab: - Designing workplace opportunities for reskilling Idea 1: Design and marketing aimed at untapped - Forecasting the skills needed in emerging sectors consumer demand - Leveraging next-generation technologies and Idea 2: Distribution models that go farther social media Idea 3: Techniques to bring new talent into value chains This interactive session is designed as a learning Idea 4: Technological platforms for connecting to experience uniquely for chief executives. the marketplace of ideas
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 46 Programme Thursday 23 January
16.15 - 17.15 16.15 - 17.15 16.15 - 17.15 Congress Centre - Aspen 2 Congress Centre - Jakobshorn Congress Centre - Aspen 1
122 development partnership 124 humanities digital 126 syria crisis Breaking Silos in Humanities in the Digital The Humanitarian Crisis Development Age in Syria
What actors, networks and partnerships will define In an increasingly digital world, what is the future of A staggering 52% of the Syrian refugee population, and drive progress in development? the humanities? which now exceeds 2.2 million, are children.
Dimensions to be addressed: Dimensions to be addressed: What more can the international community do to - Emerging economies and South-South - Examining relevance of a liberal arts education respond to this urgent humanitarian crisis? partnerships - Infusing values of the humanities into the - Next-generation public-private partnerships economy This session is on the record and webcast live. - Innovative financing with entrepreneurs and - Engaging digital natives in designing the investors humanities of tomorrow
This session is on the record and webcast live. This session is on the record.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 47 Programme Thursday 23 January
16.15 - 17.45 16.30 - 17.30 16.45 - 17.15 Congress Centre - Wisshorn WorkStudio Congress Centre - Sanada Congress Centre - Studio
123 education 127 cctv/coopetition 128 insight/stern The Future of Learning China, Europe, US: The An Insight, An Idea with
How are basic and higher education models Coopetition Challenge Lord Stern responding to advances in online learning and social technology? Connected as never before, how will competition A conversation with leading climate economist Lord and collaboration among China, Europe and the Stern on cooperation towards low-carbon growth. Session objectives: United States reshape the world? - Rethink incentive and grading schemes As the session is only 30 minutes long, please be - Explore combining online and presence learning Dimensions to be addressed: seated early; doors will be closed at the scheduled - Build capacity for local adoption - Assessing China's outbound investment impact time and no latecomers will be admitted. - Contending for geopolitical influence in the Asia-Pacific region This session is on the record. - Implications of the US fiscal crisis and Eurozone debt crisis - Competing for talent, resources and value-added products
This session was developed in partnership with CCTV.
Simultaneous interpretation in English and Chinese
As this session is televised, please arrive 15 minutes before the start. The door will be closed at the scheduled time. This session is on the record and webcast live.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 48 Programme Thursday 23 January
16.45 - 18.15 17.20 - 18.15 17.45 - 18.45 Congress Centre - Dischma WorkShop Congress Centre - Congress Hall Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone
129 leading cities 130 us outlook 131 betazone/universe Learning from Leading The US Economic The Universe Unveiled
Cities Outlook Nobel Laureate in physics Brian Schmidt and astrophysicist Chris Lintott reveal the hidden truths What can enterprises and economies learn from With a provisional two-year budget agreement in of our galaxies, stars and planets, and the history high-performance cities? place, is the American economy back on track for a and fate of our universe. strong recovery? Dimensions to be addressed: - Building resilience into complex systems Simultaneous interpretation in all languages - Designing finance and implementation partnerships This session is on the record and webcast live. - Rethinking civic engagement
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 49 Programme Thursday 23 January
18.00 - 19.00 18.15 - 19.15 19.00 - 20.30 Congress Centre - Sanada Congress Centre - Congress Hall Open Forum - Swiss Alpine School (SAMD) - Auditorium
132 pacific alliance 133 competitive europe 134 open forum/3 The Promise of the Closing Europe's Open Forum: Ethical Pacific Alliance Competitiveness Gap Capitalism - Worth a Try?
Different regional paradigms have emerged in Latin How are Europe's leaders transitioning from crisis Capitalism lifted 1 billion people out of poverty in 20 America's quest for sustainable and inclusive response to crafting a long-term strategy for years but, today, society is discontent. Some growth. With the Pacific Alliance capturing greater competitiveness? believe the neo-liberal capitalist model needs global attention, will it be able to meet the growth shaking up, and that regulators, supervisors and expectations of its members? Simultaneous interpretation in all languages corporate governance managers have failed those they are meant to protect. Western economic and Simultaneous interpretation in English and Spanish This session is on the record and webcast live. social crises are pointing to the bankruptcy of the capitalist model. Yet the question remains: What is This session is on the record and webcast live. the alternative?
- Is the ethos of capitalism unethical? What are its economic and policy structures? - Who needs to lead the effort for society to act for the common good?
Simultaneous interpretation in English and German
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World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 50 Programme Thursday 23 January
19.00 - 20.00 20.00 - 22.00 20.00 - 22.00 Congress Centre - Congress Hall Lobby Hotel Seehof - Salon Kirchner InterContinental - Turmalin/Adular/Quarz
135 tianjin reception 136 china centre stage 137 europe renaissance Annual Meeting of the China Takes Centre Fostering Europe's Next New Champions 2014 Stage Renaissance
Reception With China's growing influence on the global stage, "The greater danger for most of us lies not in how are domestic and international perceptions setting our aim too high and falling short, but in Tianjin will once again host the Annual Meeting of changing? setting our aim too low, and achieving our mark." the New Champions on 10-12 September 2014. -- Michelangelo Vice-Mayor Ren Xuefen cordially invites you to enjoy Chinese delicacies and classical and modern What will it take for Europe to realize a second music. Renaissance?
- new renaissance people of Europe - the creative and competitive hot spots in Europe - new "brand" Europe
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 51 Programme Thursday 23 January
20.00 - 22.00 20.00 - 22.00 20.00 - 22.00 Hotel National - Dining Room Turmhotel Victoria - La Terrasse Hotel Sunstar Park - Jacobshorn
138 happiness 139 health 140 latin america dinner The Importance of Being Rethinking Health Latin America Looks Happy Ahead What are the secrets to staying healthy in a "Happiness is the meaning and the purpose of life, demanding world? How is Latin America paving the way for an era of the whole aim and end of human existence." inclusive growth? -- Aristotle
Why is the pursuit of happiness so critical for our world and that of future generations?
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 52 Programme Thursday 23 January
20.00 - 22.00 20.00 - 22.00 20.00 - 22.00 Kongress Hotel - Restaurant Hilton Garden Inn - Parsenn-Madrisa InterContinental - Primula
141 leadership lessons 142 living 143 meet the authors Lessons in Leadership Rethinking Living Meet the Authors
"Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other." What could life be like 50 years from now? "A book must be an ice-axe to break the seas -- John F. Kennedy frozen inside our soul." Discover and debate with experts in robotics, -- Franz Kafka What small steps lead to great leadership? Internet addiction and urban technology. Biography, fiction, popular science and politics -- what's next on the radar of the authors of today's top reads?
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 53 Programme Thursday 23 January
20.00 - 22.00 Sheraton Waldhuus - Sertig / Dischma
144 nobel laureates/science The State of the World with Nobel Laureates in Science
Join Nobel Prize winners for an informal conversation on the key scientific imperatives for 2014.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 54 Programme Friday 24 January
07.45 - 08.30 08.00 - 08.30 09.00 - 10.00 Congress Centre - Jakobshorn Congress Centre - Flüela IdeasLab Congress Centre - Seehorn Arena
145 ethics breakfast 2 270 meditation 3 147 child development Stop to Think: Mindfulness Meditation A Good Start in Life
Environmental Meditation is the art of silencing the mind, helping to increase self-awareness and act in a more calm, What factors have critical implications for the skills Stewardship focused and altruistic way. and development of our children and future generations? How can we ensure that environmental stewardship Join this early morning session with Buddhist monk is integral to our economic activities and choices? Matthieu Ricard to learn and experience the Dimensions to be addressed: benefits of meditation. - Link between nutrition, health and well-being - Role of early childhood and primary education - Impact of socio-economic environments
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 55 Programme Friday 24 January
09.00 - 10.00 09.00 - 10.15 09.00 - 10.15 Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone Congress Centre - Sertig IdeasLab Congress Centre - Flüela IdeasLab
146 betazone/human brain 152 ideaslab/cambridge 153 ideaslab/max planck The Human Brain IdeasLab: Adapting to IdeasLab: Climate Change with the Human-centred The US BRAIN Initiative and the European Human Brain Project share their latest developments in the University of Cambridge Economics with the Max quest to understand the human brain, and the subsequent rise of breakthrough technologies for What technological and policy innovations will help Planck Society simulation, visualization and big data. humanity adapt to a climate-changed world? How can insights into neurobiology, psychology, Discover and debate in the IdeasLab: economics and evolutionary theory help build more Idea 1: Predicting glacier and ice sheet changes human-centred economic systems? Idea 2: Working with nature to manage risk Idea 3: Preparing for ramifications of Discover and debate in the IdeasLab: geo-engineering Idea 1: The delicate evolution of human cooperation Idea 2: Simple decision strategies for complex environments Idea 3: The psychology and neurobiology of pro-social motivation and cooperation Idea 4: Caring economics to transcend cooperation failures
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 56 Programme Friday 24 January
09.00 - 10.00 09.00 - 10.00 09.00 - 10.00 Congress Centre - Aspen 1 Congress Centre - Aspen 2 Congress Centre - Forum
148 china outlook 150 energy agenda 151 hyperconnected markets The China Outlook The Global Energy Money and Markets in a Agenda Hyperconnected World How will recent financial, economic and social reforms in China impact the global economy in How can economies build energy strategies for From trading currencies to tracking Twitter trends, 2014? sustained growth, competitiveness and security? how are digital and social technologies transforming markets? Dimensions to be addressed: Dimensions to be addressed: - Financial reform and local debt-reduction - Rethinking energy markets and energy subsidies Dimensions to be addressed: initiatives - Exploring new energy and climate frameworks - Achieving transparency and efficiency gains - Trends in Chinese outbound investment - Achieving progress on universal energy access - Reaching fringe populations with mobile - Striking a balance between investment and technology consumption - Responding to cyber risk and digital misinformation Simultaneous interpretation in English and Chinese This session is on the record. This session is on the record and webcast live.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 57 Programme Friday 24 January
09.00 - 10.00 09.00 - 10.30 09.15 - 09.45 Congress Centre - Sanada Congress Centre - Dischma WorkShop Congress Centre - Studio
149 cnbc/monetary policy 154 social innovation agenda 156 insight/nooyi The Future of Monetary Pushing Boundaries An Insight, An Idea with Policy through Social Innovation Indra Nooyi
Central banks around the world took extraordinary How is social innovation transforming business A conversation with PepsiCo Chairman and Chief measures to reboot the global economy. What are strategy? Executive Officer Indra Nooyi on leadership in a efficient and responsible options for ending changing world monetary stimulus? Session objectives: - Identify gaps in public and social services As the session is only 30 minutes long, please be Dimensions to be addressed: - Mobilize intrapreneurship towards societal goals seated early; doors will be closed at the scheduled - Communicating with the market - Build a network of social innovators time and no latecomers will be admitted. - Moderating employment implications - Engage policy-makers in shaping development - Mitigating global ramifications This session is on the record.
This session was developed in partnership with CNBC.
As this session is televised, please arrive 15 minutes before the start. The door will be closed at the scheduled time. This session is on the record and webcast live.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 58 Programme Friday 24 January
09.15 - 10.00 09.30 - 10.45 10.00 - 10.30 Congress Centre - Jakobshorn Berufsfachschule - Room Congress Centre - The Terrace
155 creative mind/eliasson 157 refugee run 6 158 fab lab workshop 5 Inside the Creative Mind: A Day in the Life of a From Consumers to Olafur Eliasson Refugee: Exploring Creators: Moulding and
An intimate interview with award-winning artist Solutions for Syria Casting Workshop Olafur Eliasson on creating large-scale immersive environments that incorporate light, water and air Take part in this powerful simulation to experience Learn how to manufacture parts at the Fab Lab. temperature for maximum effect. His works include some of the struggles and choices that refugees The New York City Waterfalls and Little Sun. are facing to survive each day. The Refugee Run is The Fab Lab is located on the Middle Level, behind hosted by the Crossroads Foundation and the Sign-up Desk and next to the Terrace Lounge. This session is on the record. designed with refugees, internally displaced Fab Lab personnel will be available throughout the persons and NGOs. day to answer questions outside of workshop hours. After the simulation, refugees, field workers and others will discuss the options for engagement with participants, with a special focus on Syria.
Take Forum Shuttle Line 1 (direction Davos Platz, “F” on transport map) and exit at the Refugee Run stop, or take Davos public bus line 1, 3 or 7 from Congress Centre and exit at the Postplatz stop. Allow enough time for travel.
Address: Berufsfachschule Davos, Bahnhofstrasse Platz 5 (Davos Platz). Please use the main entrance to the school.
For all further enquiries, please e-mail [email protected] or call +41 (0)79 212 9526.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 59 Programme Friday 24 January
10.10 - 10.30 10.30 - 11.15 10.30 - 11.30 Congress Centre - Congress Hall Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone Congress Centre - Aspen 2
254 peres award 159 betazone/cousteau 183 us competitiveness Celebrating the "Spirit of Reconnecting to Nature Securing US
Davos" Explorer and producer Céline Cousteau shares Competitiveness inspiring stories from her adventures around the The World Economic Forum honours Shimon Peres world on her quest to reconnect humans to the How will the United States return to a path of for his long-standing commitment to its mission and environment. long-term growth and competitiveness? his contributions to the Annual Meeting programme for more than two decades. Dimensions to be addressed: - Fostering bipartisan cooperation Simultaneous interpretation in all languages - Reaching a viable fiscal solution - Advancing regional trade agreements This session is on the record and webcast live
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 60 Programme Friday 24 January
10.30 - 11.00 10.30 - 12.30 11.00 - 12.15 Congress Centre - Congress Hall Congress Centre - Wisshorn WorkStudio Congress Centre - Congress Hall
260 special address/cameron 160 well-being/design 162 climate poverty Special Address Creating Healthier Changing the Climate for Outcomes Growth and Development Simultaneous interpretation in all languages How can the integration of technology, psychology An unprecedented international effort will be made This session is on the record and webcast live. and design lead to healthier lifestyles? in September during the UN General Assembly to energize leaders to successfully negotiate a climate Session objectives: change agreement and set new goals for ending - Understand drivers of rational and irrational extreme poverty globally. human behaviour - Explore media, technology and design as agents How can government and business work together of change to ensure that this extraordinary effort leads to - Devise policy incentives for behavioural change action?
Simultaneous interpretation in all languages
This session is on the record and webcast live.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 61 Programme Friday 24 January
11.00 - 12.15 12.00 - 12.30 12.00 - 12.30 Congress Centre - Sanada Congress Centre - Aspen 1 Congress Centre - Forum
161 bbc/us power 251 germany outlook 163 thinking ahead/e-collaboration BBC World Debate: The The Germany Outlook Thinking Ahead with the Future of US Power Young Global Leaders What can Europe and the world expect from Syria, shutdown, Snowden and surveillance: has Germany's new coalition government? Technology is disrupting the way we live, work and America lost touch with the world? collaborate. As the session is only 30 minutes long, please be Dimensions to be addressed: seated early; doors will be closed at the scheduled Young Global Leaders give three short talks on - Global impact of the inconsistent US political time and no latecomers will be admitted. how technology is shaping our future. system - Risks of declining US engagement in the Middle Simultaneous interpretation in English and German Learn about: East - Machine vs human learning - Geopolitical implications of a multipolar world This session is on the record. - A new vision for collective fundraising - The mobile phone revolution in Africa This session was developed in partnership with the BBC. This session is on the record.
As this session is televised, please arrive 15 minutes before the start. The door will be closed at the scheduled time. This session is on the record and webcast live.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 62 Programme Friday 24 January
12.30 - 13.45 12.30 - 13.45 12.30 - 13.45 Berufsfachschule - Room InterContinental - Lilie/Aster Morosani Posthotel - Poststube
171 refugee run 7 164 africa investment 165 commodity supercycle A Day in the Life of a New Investment Trends Ending the Supercycle?
Refugee: Exploring in Africa Is the recent plunge in commodity prices cyclical or is the rally of the past decade truly broken? Solutions for Syria How are new financing trends in sub-Saharan Africa reshaping investment, growth and Dimensions to be addressed: Take part in this powerful simulation to experience development? - Demand implications of slow growth in China some of the struggles and choices that refugees - Supply implications of shale-gas discoveries are facing to survive each day. The Refugee Run is Dimensions to be addressed: - Long-term effects of greater resource efficiency hosted by the Crossroads Foundation and - Rising local and regional capital markets designed with refugees, internally displaced - Growing bond, remittance and capital flows persons and NGOs. - Emerging tech-smart financial infrastructure
After the simulation, refugees, field workers and others will discuss the options for engagement with participants, with a special focus on Syria.
Take Forum Shuttle Line 1 (direction Davos Platz, “F” on transport map) and exit at the Refugee Run stop, or take Davos public bus line 1, 3 or 7 from Congress Centre and exit at the Postplatz stop. Allow enough time for travel.
Address: Berufsfachschule Davos, Bahnhofstrasse Platz 5 (Davos Platz). Please use the main entrance to the school.
For all further enquiries, please e-mail [email protected] or call +41 (0)79 212 9526.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 63 Programme Friday 24 January
12.30 - 13.45 12.30 - 13.45 12.30 - 13.45 Hotel Cresta Sun - Restaurant Central Sporthotel - Säumerstube Hilton Garden Inn - Parsenn-Madrisa
166 food value chains 167 impact investing 169 population dynamics From Farm to Fork The Power of Impact Population, Poverty and Investing Prosperity With billions of tons of food wasted every year, how can smarter supply chains help address global food How is impact investing reshaping corporate Small differences in family planning can have a security? strategy, public policy and community dramatic effect on population numbers over time development? and drastically improve the quality of life for Dimensions to be addressed: millions. - Improving regulations and border controls Dimensions to be addressed: - Strengthening infrastructure - Aligning corporate and societal objectives What new approaches can change the course of - Informing and incentivizing consumers - Defining and delivering public goods this trajectory to break the cycle of poverty, poor - Crafting social innovation ecosystems health and lack of education?
This session is linked to initiatives and communities of the Forum. Michael Drexler is available to brief participants.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 64 Programme Friday 24 January
12.30 - 13.45 12.30 - 13.45 12.30 - 14.00 Hotel Seehof - Salon Kirchner Hotel Derby - Dischma Open Forum - Swiss Alpine School (SAMD) - Auditorium
170 power infrastructure 172 values shifts 168 open forum/4 The Great Power Shift Reshaping Values Open Forum: Faith and
How are new trends in energy supply and demand Gender Equality - Mind reshaping the way economies are powered? How are shifting attitudes towards religion reshaping social norms and values? the Gap Dimensions to be addressed: - New demand-side and distributed energy Dimensions to be addressed: Women represent more than half of the world's solutions - Challenging traditional hierarchies and institutions population. Yet, with enduring patriarchal traditions, - Shifting frontiers of renewable energy supply - Transforming social politics and human rights women still do not have the same rights as men. - Potential of smart regulation in enabling energy - Advocating moral leadership in economics Issues of reproductive rights and socially mandated transitions roles in the family remain controversial. Considering the important role of faith in social and economic development, can religious bodies help rethink the role of women in society?
- Are religions fair to women? How can religious traditions accompany and support the evolving role of women in society? - How is modernity transforming religious traditions?
Simultaneous interpretation in English and German
This session is open to reporting press.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 65 Programme Friday 24 January
13.15 - 14.15 14.15 - 14.45 14.45 - 15.45 Congress Centre - Sanada Congress Centre - Congress Hall Congress Centre - Seehorn Arena
173 ap/post-2015 261 special address/rousseff 175 anti-corruption The Post-2015 Goals: Special Address Designing Corruption out Inspiring a New of the System Simultaneous interpretation in all languages Generation to Act How can society design corruption out of public and This session is on the record and webcast live. private institutions? How can a new spirit of solidarity, cooperation and mutual accountability carry the post-2015 Dimensions to be addressed: development goals from vision to action? - Concerted industry action - Role of technology in enhancing transparency Dimensions to be addressed: - Overseeing investment strategies in frontier - Ending extreme poverty markets - Transforming economies for jobs and inclusive growth This session is linked to initiatives and communities - Building peace and effective, open and of the Forum. Elaine Dezenski is available to brief accountable institutions participants. - Putting sustainable development at the core
This session was developed in partnership with the Associated Press.
As this session is televised, please arrive 15 minutes before the start. The door will be closed at the scheduled time. This session is on the record and webcast live.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 66 Programme Friday 24 January
14.45 - 15.45 14.45 - 15.45 14.45 - 15.45 Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone Congress Centre - Aspen 1 Congress Centre - Jakobshorn
176 betazone/smart sensors 178 debate/money 177 cultural heritage Outsmarted by Sensors? Forum Debate: Money Cultural Heritage: Beyond
What are the costs and benefits of scaling up the and Influence Repair? Internet of things? As income inequality rises, is money politics As we witness the erosion of cultural heritage Dimensions to be addressed: undermining democracy? around the world, what challenges and - Fostering social innovation through smart opportunities arise? wearables This session is on the record and webcast live. - Embedding data privacy standards and controls Dimensions to be addressed: - Managing bandwidth and infrastructure limitations Debating this question: - Defining how something becomes heritage - Deciding what to do with relics - Creating a collective memory in fast-developing cities
This session is on the record.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 67 Programme Friday 24 January
14.45 - 15.45 14.45 - 15.45 14.45 - 15.15 Congress Centre - Forum Congress Centre - Aspen 2 Congress Centre - Studio
181 israel palestine 182 structural unemployment 180 insight/hawn Overcoming the Solving the Employment An Insight, An Idea with Israeli-Palestinian Equation Goldie Hawn
Impasse What sectors, skills and policy innovations will A conversation with Goldie Hawn on how reduce structural unemployment? neuroscience, mindfulness training and social and How can the current diplomatic promise be emotional learning can change the world translated into tangible progress towards a lasting Dimensions to be addressed: peace between Israelis and Palestinians? - Exploring the potential of new and traditional As the session is only 30 minutes long, please be sectors seated early; doors will be closed at the scheduled Dimensions to be addressed: - Improving employment statistics and skills time and no latecomers will be admitted. - Insights on the negotiations forecasting - Impact of uncertainty in the Arab world - Creating enabling environments for This session is on the record. - Role of business in supporting peace entrepreneurship
This session is on the record
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 68 Programme Friday 24 January
14.45 - 15.45 14.45 - 16.15 15.00 - 15.30 Congress Centre - Congress Hall Congress Centre - Dischma WorkShop Congress Centre - Sanada
174 al arabiya/middle east 179 diversity 265 china/wang yi The End Game for the The Power of Different Global Dimensions of
Middle East How are organizations turning diversity into an China's Development asset for building more resilient and robust Accelerated diplomacy, historical rivalries and institutions? A conversation with Wang Yi, Minister of Foreign social transformations are rapidly converging to Affairs of the People's Republic of China, on the fundamentally reshape the region. How can these Session objectives: global dimensions of China's development. pivotal shifts be translated into stability and - Explore how to foster a creative workforce prosperity for future generations? - Consider benefits of boardroom diversity Simultaneous interpretation in English and Chinese - Examine new markets This session was developed in partnership with Al As the session is only 30 minutes long, please be Arabiya. seated early; doors will be closed at the scheduled time and no latecomers will be admitted. Simultaneous interpretation in all languages This session is on the record and webcast live. As this session is televised, please arrive 15 minutes before the start. The door will be closed at the scheduled time. This session is on the record and webcast live.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 69 Programme Friday 24 January
15.00 - 17.00 15.45 - 16.15 15.45 - 16.15 Congress Centre - Casanna 2 Congress Centre - Studio Congress Centre - The Terrace
184 collaborate to innovate 186 journey/shiller 185 fab lab workshop 6 Collaborate to Innovate A Journey of Discovery From Consumers to
How can market leaders engage with From path-breaking empirical analysis on asset Creators: Electronics entrepreneurs to spark innovation? prices to profound insight on risk, bubbles and other aspects of finance in society, join us for a Assembly Workshop Session objectives: journey of discovery with Nobel Laureate and Yale - Incubate entrepreneurial ventures University Professor Robert Shiller, the creator of Learn how to personalize and produce an - Debate how to remove barriers to the Case-Shiller Index and author of best-selling electronic circuit board at the Fab Lab. intrapreneurship books such as Irrational Exuberance and Finance - Explore crowdsourcing and open innovation and the Good Society. The Fab Lab is located on the Middle Level, behind models the Sign-up Desk and next to the Terrace Lounge. As the session is only 30 minutes long, please be Fab Lab personnel will be available throughout the This session is linked to initiatives and communities seated early; doors will be closed at the scheduled day to answer questions outside of workshop of the Forum. Michael Drexler is available to brief time and no latecomers will be admitted. hours. participants. This session is on the record.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 70 Programme Friday 24 January
16.00 - 17.15 16.15 - 17.15 16.15 - 17.15 Berufsfachschule - Room Congress Centre - Seehorn Arena Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone
187 refugee run 8 194 mental health 189 betazone/shechtman A Day in the Life of a The Mental Health The Art and Science of Refugee: Exploring Imperative Matter
Solutions for Syria How can people protect and preserve their Nobel Laureate in chemistry Dan Shechtman well-being in the face of rising rates of mental recounts his heroic discovery of quasicrystals and Take part in this powerful simulation to experience illness? explains how his scientific breakthrough could be some of the struggles and choices that refugees used in revolutionary materials that convert heat to are facing to survive each day. The Refugee Run is Dimensions to be addressed: electricity. hosted by the Crossroads Foundation and - Understanding impact on society designed with refugees, internally displaced - Destigmatizing mental illness persons and NGOs. - Collaborating for coordinated solutions
After the simulation, refugees, field workers and others will discuss the options for engagement with participants, with a special focus on Syria.
Take Forum Shuttle Line 1 (direction Davos Platz, “F” on transport map) and exit at the Refugee Run stop, or take Davos public bus line 1, 3 or 7 from Congress Centre and exit at the Postplatz stop. Allow enough time for travel.
Address: Berufsfachschule Davos, Bahnhofstrasse Platz 5 (Davos Platz). Please use the main entrance to the school.
For all further enquiries, please e-mail [email protected] or call +41 (0)79 212 9526.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 71 Programme Friday 24 January
16.15 - 17.30 16.15 - 17.30 16.15 - 17.15 Congress Centre - Sertig IdeasLab Congress Centre - Flüela IdeasLab Congress Centre - Jakobshorn
192 ideaslab/cass 193 ideaslab/swiss tech 188 authenticity IdeasLab: Charting IdeasLab: The Future of The Authenticity Factor
China's Future Roadmap Cities with the Swiss Does authenticity actually matter?
with the Chinese Federal Institute of Dimensions to be addressed: - The power of digital and simulated experiences Academy of Social Technology - Reconnecting with the senses in a world of distractions Sciences What breakthrough innovations in urban - Responding to the desire for peak moments in life architecture and engineering will transform city life? What reforms will help China tackle its most This session is on the record. fundamental social, economic and environmental Discover and debate in the IdeasLab: challenges? Idea 1: A new view of architecture Idea 2: Developing intelligent design through Discover and debate in the IdeasLab: artificial intelligence Idea 1: Structural adjustment of the Chinese Idea 3: Future of the coastal metropolis economy Idea 4: Designing coexistence for open cities Idea 2: Addressing environmental degradation and resource constraints Idea 3: From demographic dividend to reform dividend Idea 4: Exploring the latest ideas for financial reform
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 72 Programme Friday 24 January
16.15 - 17.15 16.15 - 17.15 16.15 - 17.15 Congress Centre - Forum Congress Centre - Sanada Congress Centre - Aspen 2
190 ceo series/cyber resilience 191 financial regulation 195 ukraine outlook CEO Series: Cracking the Rebuilding Trust in The Ukraine Outlook Code on Cyber Finance A special session on the situation in Ukraine and Resilience More than five years after the Lehman Brothers possible ways forward collapse, what steps are still needed for the How are businesses responding to cyber threats financial sector to regain society's trust? Simultaneous interpretation in English and Russian against confidential information and critical infrastructure? Dimensions to be addressed: - Identifying and communicating risk Dimensions to be addressed: - Avoiding fragmentation and unilateralism - Understanding the privacy/security trade-off - Enforcing cross-border regimes - Securing critical infrastructure - Addressing cyber policy fragmentation Simultaneous interpretation in English and Chinese
This session is linked to initiatives and communities This session is on the record and webcast live. of the Forum. Alan Marcus is available to brief participants.
This interactive session is designed as a learning experience uniquely for chief executives.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 73 Programme Friday 24 January
16.15 - 17.15 16.45 - 17.15 16.45 - 18.15 Congress Centre - Aspen 1 Congress Centre - Studio Congress Centre - Dischma WorkShop
196 asean 197 insight/gates 198 redefining ageing The Reshaping of An Insight, An Idea with Redefining Ageing ASEAN: Consequences Bill Gates How can we move beyond stereotypes and myths for East Asian Growth A conversation with Bill Gates on addressing myths to address the consequences of an ageing about global development and challenging its most population for society, politics and business? How can ASEAN, as a regional institution, fulfil the vocal critics political and economic expectations of its over 600 Session objectives: million citizens? As the session is only 30 minutes long, please be - Explore business models for all ages seated early; doors will be closed at the scheduled - Challenge the young-old workforce dichotomy Dimensions to be addressed: time and no latecomers will be admitted. - Shift the debate on pensions and policies - Leveraging trade liberalization and economic - Identify technological solutions and care models integration for inclusive growth This session is on the record. for dementia and other needs - Enhancing security cooperation - Strengthening policy coordination among member economies
This session is on the record and webcast live.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 74 Programme Friday 24 January
17.15 - 17.45 18.00 - 19.00 18.00 - 18.30 Congress Centre - Congress Hall Congress Centre - Sanada Congress Centre - Congress Hall
266 special address/kerry 199 north africa 263 special address/draghi Special Address Fulfilling North Africa's The Path from Crisis to Promise Stability Simultaneous interpretation in all languages Tunisia was the epicentre of the Arab Spring in Simultaneous interpretation in all languages This session is on the record and webcast live. North Africa three years ago. What are the leadership lessons learned since then and what This session is on the record and webcast live. does the future hold for the region?
Simultaneous interpretation in English, Arabic and French
This session is on the record and webcast live.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 75 Programme Friday 24 January
18.30 - 19.30 19.00 - 20.30 20.00 - 23.00 Congress Centre - Congress Hall Open Forum - Swiss Alpine School (SAMD) - Cinema Arkaden - Arkaden Auditorium
200 cnn/emerging economies 201 open forum/5 209 screening/mandela Next Steps for Emerging Open Forum: The Secret Special Screening of Economies Is Out - What's Next for "Mandela: Long Walk to
With continued global uncertainty, how robust are Switzerland? Freedom" the drivers of emerging-market growth? Switzerland is known for its chocolate, watches and "Courage [is] not the absence of fear, but the Dimensions to be addressed: banking sector. But today, with traditional banking triumph over it. The brave man is not he who does - Dynamism of emerging market companies secrecy gone, the country has to reinvent itself to not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear." - Potential of growing consumer class retain its competitive advantage. Can Switzerland -- Nelson Mandela - Macro policies and structural reforms use this shift to its advantage by creating new markets while continuing to benefit from its Join a special viewing of the newly released film on This session was developed in partnership with pharmaceutical, energy management and tourism the life of Nelson Mandela, with insights from its CNN. industries? producer, Anant Singh.
Simultaneous interpretation in all languages. - How is Switzerland going to create new Hors d'oeuvres will be served as of 19.30 and the advantages? screening will start at 20.00. As this session is televised, please arrive 15 - What sustainable and innovative sectors should minutes before the start. The door will be closed at be invested in? What policies should be put The Cinema Arkaden is located on 56 Promenade, the scheduled time. This session is on the record forward? Davos. and webcast live. Simultaneous interpretation in English and German
This session is open to reporting press.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 76 Programme Friday 24 January
20.00 - 22.00 20.00 - 22.00 20.00 - 22.00 InterContinental - Turmalin/Adular/Quarz Turmhotel Victoria - La Terrasse Hilton Garden Inn - Parsenn-Madrisa
202 cultural leaders dinner 203 extreme science 204 growing up Cultural Leaders Dinner: Extreme Science The Secrets of Growing Artistic Legacies Up "Science and technology revolutionize our lives, but "I paint flowers so they will not die." memory, tradition and myth frame our response." "It takes a very long time to become young." -- Frida Kahlo -- Arthur M. Schlesinger -- Pablo Picasso
What legacies are today's cultural leaders creating What are today's most controversial discoveries in How is growing up for children today different from for future generations? science? in the past?
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 77 Programme Friday 24 January
20.00 - 22.00 20.00 - 22.00 20.00 - 22.00 Hotel National - Salon Mignon Hotel Derby - Fluela 1-2-3 Hotel National - Dining Room
205 mindfully yours 206 new american dream 207 nobel laureates/economics Mindfully Yours Time for a New American The State of the World Dream? with Nobel Laureates in How can "paying attention" radically change your life? How is the changing social fabric of the United Economics States influencing the American spirit? Join Nobel Prize winners for an informal conversation on the key economic imperatives for 2014.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 78 Programme Friday 24 January
20.00 - 22.00 Hotel Seehof - Ferdmann
208 personalized medicine Cancer: The Promise of Personalized Medicine
Can precision medicine help win the war on cancer?
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 79 Programme Saturday 25 January
08.45 - 09.45 09.00 - 09.15 09.00 - 09.45 Congress Centre - Seehorn Arena Congress Centre - Sanada Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone
212 enabling trade 264 davos health challenge 2 210 betazone/ketterle Beyond Barriers and The Results of the Davos Tiny Particles, Great Borders Health Challenge Purpose
Building on the Bali Agreement, how should the If you signed up for the Davos Health Challenge, Nobel Laureate in physics Wolfgang Ketterle WTO tackle upcoming priority challenges on the join this concluding session to find out the results of explains how his research on the coldest matter in global trade agenda? the Challenge and how well you did. the universe is transforming our understanding of materials. Dimensions to be addressed: - Facilitating cross-border trade flows - Making trade work for developing countries - Assessing mega-regional trade agreements - Integrating 21st century business issues
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 80 Programme Saturday 25 January
09.00 - 10.15 09.00 - 10.15 09.00 - 10.15 Congress Centre - Aspen 1 Congress Centre - Flüela IdeasLab Congress Centre - Sertig IdeasLab
211 debate/technology and employment 214 ideaslab/stanford 215 ideaslab/tech pioneers Forum Debate: IdeasLab: Creating IdeasLab: Disrupting Rethinking Technology Markets for Society with Retail with the and Employment Stanford University Technology Pioneers
As economies see productivity rise and jobs What market applications and innovations will What cutting-edge technology and business model decline, is technological innovation in the 21st accelerate progress on pressing societal innovations will redefine retail and consumption? century driving jobless growth? challenges? Discover and debate in the IdeasLab: This session is on the record and webcast live. Idea 1: Lessons from biological systems for social Idea 1: Using machine learning to customize online behaviours advertising Debating the question: Idea 2: Global online learning and problem-solving Idea 2: Engaging consumers through mobile Idea 3: Financial innovations in society phones Idea 3: The future of online is offline Idea 4: Designing affordable market-driven products for the bottom of the pyramid
This session is linked to initiatives and communities of the Forum. Silvia von Gunten is available to brief participants.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 81 Programme Saturday 25 January
09.00 - 10.30 09.15 - 10.00 09.15 - 10.15 Congress Centre - Wisshorn WorkStudio Congress Centre - Jakobshorn Congress Centre - Forum
213 healthy workplace 217 infinite creativity 216 ceo series/frontier markets From Hyper to Healthy Performance: Infinite CEO Series: Doing
With technologies once considered enabling Creativity with Lera Business in Frontier becoming a source of stress, how can organizations maintain a healthy workforce? Auerbach Markets
Session objectives: Composer and pianist Lera Auerbach breaks How can businesses more effectively deliver on the - Understand impact on well-being and productivity creative boundaries through music, poetry and the promise of frontier markets? - Exchange best practices on stress management visual arts. - Rethink leadership and organizational design Dimensions to be addressed: This session is on the record. - Managing social and political volatility - Adapting to regulatory regimes and legal environment - Tapping a large, young labour force
This interactive session is designed as a learning experience uniquely for chief executives.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 82 Programme Saturday 25 January
09.15 - 10.15 09.15 - 09.45 09.15 - 10.15 Congress Centre - Aspen 2 Congress Centre - Studio Congress Centre - Sanada
219 open innovation 218 journey/rees 220 public health Innovation Unlimited A Journey of Discovery Health Is Wealth
One of the world's most renowned astronomers, How can organizations reap the benefits of open Lord Martin Rees, uncovers the disruptive nature of Public health is recognized as a core pillar of and collaborative innovation? technological advances and expresses his concern inclusive growth and human development. How can over ethical and governance issues triggered by investments in healthcare be accelerated globally? Dimensions to be addressed: today's rapid pace of discovery. From a lifetime of - Establishing co-ownership and intellectual research on the universe and as the United This session was developed in partnership with the property rights Kingdom's Astronomer Royal, his forecasts for Huffington Post. - Managing misinformation and the misuse of humanity suggest a “post-human” stage of information evolution, “by design”. You are invited to learn from As this session is televised, please arrive 15 - Designing smart incentives for implementation his personal journey of profound discovery. minutes before the start. The door will be closed at the scheduled time. This session is on the record As the session is only 30 minutes long, please be and webcast live. seated early; doors will be closed at the scheduled time and no latecomers will be admitted.
This session is on the record.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 83 Programme Saturday 25 January
09.30 - 10.45 10.15 - 11.00 10.15 - 10.45 Berufsfachschule - Room Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone Congress Centre - Studio
221 refugee run 9 222 betazone/data visualization 224 journey/hertz A Day in the Life of a Visual Data for Vital A Journey of Discovery
Refugee: Exploring Decisions As one of the most influential young economists on the international stage, Noreena Hertz has written Solutions for Syria How is data visualization transforming how about responsible capitalism, debt and developing effectively we navigate and tackle pressing global economies and, recently, on why we tend to Take part in this powerful simulation to experience issues? over-rely on expert opinion, often at the expense of some of the struggles and choices that refugees our own judgment. You are invited to join a journey are facing to survive each day. The Refugee Run is Dimensions to be addressed: to discover how to make smart decisions. hosted by the Crossroads Foundation and - Influencing the global agenda designed with refugees, internally displaced - Surfacing new and outlying insights As the session is only 30 minutes long, please be persons and NGOs. - Managing personal data seated early; doors will be closed at the scheduled time and no latecomers will be admitted. After the simulation, refugees, field workers and others will discuss the options for engagement with This session is on the record. participants, with a special focus on Syria.
Take Forum Shuttle Line 1 (direction Davos Platz, “F” on transport map) and exit at the Refugee Run stop, or take Davos public bus line 1, 3 or 7 from Congress Centre and exit at the Postplatz stop. Allow enough time for travel.
Address: Berufsfachschule Davos, Bahnhofstrasse Platz 5 (Davos Platz). Please use the main entrance to the school.
For all further enquiries, please e-mail [email protected] or call +41 (0)79 212 9526.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 84 Programme Saturday 25 January
10.15 - 10.45 10.30 - 12.00 10.45 - 12.00 Congress Centre - The Terrace Congress Centre - Dischma WorkShop Congress Centre - Seehorn Arena
223 fab lab workshop 7 225 entrepreneurial mind 228 east asia From Manual to Act Like an Entrepreneur China-Japan-Korea:
Automated: How can entrepreneurial minds and methods drive Shifting the Dialogue progress in society? Microcontroller How can China, Japan and Korea leverage Session objectives: business collaboration to counter ongoing security Programming Workshop - Assess lean business models and rapid failure and political tensions? - Explore breaking mental models Learn how to modify and load an application - Reframe market opportunities Dimensions to be addressed: program into an embedded computer chip at the - Navigating joint business ventures in strategic Fab Lab. industries - Role of broadcast media and national propaganda The Fab Lab is located on the Middle Level, behind - Impact of new regional trade agreements the Sign-up Desk and next to the Terrace Lounge. - Influence of pioneering entrepreneurs, artists and Fab Lab personnel will be available throughout the youth day to answer questions outside of workshop hours.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 85 Programme Saturday 25 January
10.45 - 11.45 10.45 - 11.45 10.45 - 11.45 Congress Centre - Aspen 2 Congress Centre - Aspen 1 Congress Centre - Forum
227 digital diplomacy 229 natural disasters 230 unconventional oil and gas Diplomacy and Warfare Building Resilience to The Future of Oil and in the Digital Age Natural Disasters Gas
From drones to data leaks, how is the digital age The devastation caused by extreme weather events How is the unconventional oil and gas revolution transforming diplomacy and warfare? consistent with the increased risk of climate change transforming the sector and the world? will continue to inflict heavy social and financial Dimensions to be addressed: costs. How can natural disasters be better Dimensions to be addressed: - Impact of digitalization on projecting power and anticipated and managed? - Rising players and the future of big oil influence - Environmental and climate implications - Evolving rules and norms governing interstate This session is on the record and webcast live. - Navigating regulatory minefields relationships - Implications for business and civil society This session is on the record.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 86 Programme Saturday 25 January
10.45 - 11.30 11.00 - 12.00 11.00 - 12.30 Congress Centre - Jakobshorn Congress Centre - Sanada Congress Centre - Wisshorn WorkStudio
226 creative mind/adjaye 231 al jazeera/circular economy 232 unleashing creativity Inside the Creative Mind: From Waste to Wealth Unleashing Creative David Adjaye Potential In the face of acute resource constraints, how can An intimate interview with award-winning designer economies transition from linear to circular growth? How can organizations unleash the creative and architect David Adjaye on articulating collective potential of their stakeholders? histories and aspirations through the Dimensions to be addressed: groundbreaking use of materials and bespoke - Escaping the "take, use and dispose" mentality Session objectives: designs. His current projects include the - Decoupling revenues from material use - Map barriers to innovation and creativity Smithsonian National Museum of African History - Harnessing regenerative resources - Practice rapid prototyping and experimentation and Culture in Washington DC and the Hackney - Explore best practices in forming creative teams Regeneration Project in London. This session was developed in partnership with Al Jazeera America. This session is on the record. Simultaneous interpretation in English and Arabic
As this session is televised, please arrive 15 minutes before the start. The door will be closed at the scheduled time. This session is on the record and webcast live.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 87 Programme Saturday 25 January
11.15 - 11.45 12.00 - 13.30 12.00 - 12.30 Congress Centre - Studio Congress Centre - Throughout the Congress Congress Centre - The Terrace Centre
233 journey/tapscott 234 japan buffet 235 fab lab workshop 8 A Journey of Discovery Lunch Buffet in the From Manual to
One of the world's leading authorities on the digital Congress Centre Automated: Device revolution, Don Tapscott, shares the vital qualities and characteristics of our digitally connected world. hosted by the Government of Japan Development Workshop He will explain how the power of networks will radically transform our ability to solve global Learn how to make smart systems for use in areas challenges, the way states are governed and how such as healthcare and communications at the Fab the next generation will live and work in the future. Lab. You are invited to learn from his personal journey of profound discovery. The Fab Lab is located on the Middle Level, behind the Sign-up Desk and next to the Terrace Lounge. As the session is only 30 minutes long, please be Fab Lab personnel will be available throughout the seated early; doors will be closed at the scheduled day to answer questions outside of workshop time and no latecomers will be admitted. hours.
This session is on the record.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 88 Programme Saturday 25 January
12.15 - 12.45 12.30 - 13.45 12.30 - 13.30 Congress Centre - Forum Berufsfachschule - Room Congress Centre - Sanada
236 thinking ahead/sustainability 238 refugee run 10 237 f24/europe banking Thinking Ahead with the A Day in the Life of a Rebuilding Banking in Young Global Leaders Refugee: Exploring Europe
How can sustainable cities meet the needs of the Solutions for Syria With capital flows sharply in reverse, how should present without sacrificing the future? Europe's banking system be reformed? Take part in this powerful simulation to experience Young Global Leaders give three short talks on some of the struggles and choices that refugees Dimensions to be addressed: how to build smart eco-cities. are facing to survive each day. The Refugee Run is - Prospects for a European banking union hosted by the Crossroads Foundation and - Role of the European Central Bank Learn about: designed with refugees, internally displaced - Future of the common currency - Green energy and entrepreneurship persons and NGOs. - Building a city from scratch This session was developed in partnership with - Running a sustainable city After the simulation, refugees, field workers and France 24. others will discuss the options for engagement with This session is on the record. participants, with a special focus on Syria. Simultaneous interpretation in English and French
Take Forum Shuttle Line 1 (direction Davos Platz, As this session is televised, please arrive 15 “F” on transport map) and exit at the Refugee Run minutes before the start. The door will be closed at stop, or take Davos public bus line 1, 3 or 7 from the scheduled time. This session is on the record Congress Centre and exit at the Postplatz stop. and webcast live. Allow enough time for travel.
Address: Berufsfachschule Davos, Bahnhofstrasse Platz 5 (Davos Platz). Please use the main entrance to the school.
For all further enquiries, please e-mail [email protected] or call +41 (0)79 212 9526.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 89 Programme Saturday 25 January
13.15 - 14.00 13.15 - 13.45 14.00 - 15.15 Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone Congress Centre - Forum Congress Centre - Congress Hall
252 betazone/agus 239 thinking ahead/finance 240 global economic outlook A Short Guide to a Long Thinking Ahead with the Global Economic Outlook Life Young Global Leaders 2014
Leading cancer physician David Agus reveals the How can technologies make access to capital more What should be at the top of the agenda for the ideas and technologies that are radically changing safe and inclusive? global economy in the year ahead? health, and the return on investment to the individual, the economy and society at large. Young Global Leaders give short talks on creative Simultaneous interpretation in all languages models for financing. This session is on the record and webcast live. Learn about: - Creating a mobile phone-based marketplace - Tackling the poverty penalty - New models for secure access to capital
This session is on the record.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 90 Programme Saturday 25 January
15.15 - 16.30 15.30 - 16.30 15.30 - 16.30 Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone Congress Centre - Jakobshorn Congress Centre - Aspen 1
241 betazone/robotics 242 digital beats 244 global science outlook The Robot Revolution Digital Beats The Global Science Outlook What are the latest developments in the world of How is the way music is being created and robotics and how is artificial intelligence produced changing in the digital age? What are the trends, norms and issues shaping the transforming our lives? science agenda in 2014? Dimensions to be addressed: - Breaking new boundaries in producing music Dimensions to be addressed: - Changing power structures in the music industry - Building bridges from science to society - Implications of the citizen musician movement - Pushing knowledge frontiers in times of austerity - Rebalancing education in STEM and humanities This session is on the record. - Leveraging digital potentials from analysis to publication
This session is on the record and webcast live.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 91 Programme Saturday 25 January
15.30 - 16.30 16.45 - 17.45 17.45 - 18.00 Congress Centre - Sanada Congress Centre - Congress Hall Congress Centre - Congress Hall
243 economics of gender 245 cnbc/global agenda 246 closing/leap of faith Gender-driven Growth The Global Agenda 2014 A Leap of Faith
The Co-Chairs of the Annual Meeting will debate Extensive data points to women as critical for the emerging issues of 2014, and their implications The Annual Meeting 2014 draws to a close with inclusive growth, yet barriers linked to gender for the global economy and their industries. words of wisdom and a powerful multimedia persist in both the public and private sectors. performance, opening the door to a year of bold This session was developed in partnership with and meaningful action. What are the policies and practices that can CNBC. transform the economic landscape for women? Simultaneous interpretation in all languages. Simultaneous interpretation in all languages This session was developed in partnership with the This session is on the record and webcast live. BBC. This session is on the record and webcast live.
As this session is televised, please arrive 15 minutes before the start. The door will be closed at the scheduled time. This session is on the record and webcast live.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 92 Programme Saturday 25 January
18.30 - 20.00 19.00 - 23.00 21.00 - 23.30 Congress Centre - Shuttle Hub InterContinental - Seehorn InterContinental
247 transfer to the soirée 248 soirée 249 transfer back to the shuttle hub Transfer to the Soirée Soirée "Jazz and Dance" Transfer Back to the "Jazz and Dance" at the InterContinental Shuttle Hub
Buses will leave continuously from the Shuttle Hub Join new and old friends at the state-of-the-art Buses will leave continuously from the Soirée to the to the InterContinental Hotel. InterContinental Hotel to complete your Annual Shuttle Hub at the Congress Centre. Meeting experience. The dress code for the Soirée Please use line 4. is black tie or traditional national dress, and sign-up is required.
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014 - 93 Programme