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Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2015 List of Participants As of 7 September 2015 Dalian, People's Republic of China, 9-11 September 2015 Riad Fechkeur Chief Executive Officer RedMed Group SpA Algeria Abdallah Mokrani Special Adviser to the Board of Directors RedMed Group SpA Algeria Mario I. Blejer Vice-Chairman Banco Hipotecario SA Argentina Armine Ghazaryan Head of Human Resources and Member Ameria Group of Companies Armenia of the Group Management Board Michael O'Keeffe Chief Executive Officer Aesop Australia Andrew Charlton Director Alphabeta Australia Alex Wyatt Founder August Robotics Australia Brian Schmidt Professor Australian National University Australia Anne-Marie Allgrove Head, Global Information Technology and Baker & McKenzie Australia Communications Industry Richard Jefferson Founder and Chief Executive Officer Cambia Australia Michael Anghie Strategic Growth Leader, Oceania, EY Australia Western Region and Asia-Pacific Vaughn N. Richtor Chief Executive Officer, Asia and Australia ING Group Australia Elaine Montegriffo Chief Executive Officer SecondBite Australia Jean Dong Founder and Managing Director Spark Corporation Australia Jason Li Yat-Sen Director The George Institute for Global Australia Health Simon Glendenning Regional Director, APAC, Middle East and The Western Union Company Australia India, Western Union Business Solutions Angela Ferguson Managing Director ThoughtWorks Australia Sarah Kenderdine Professor, National Institute for University of New South Wales Australia Experimental Arts Duncan Ivison Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Research University of Sydney Australia Roger Kwok Chairman Vietnam Industrial Investment Australia Ltd Hugo Rohner Chief Executive Officer Skidata - Kudelski Group Austria Nabil R. Kuzbari President and Chief Executive Officer Vimpex Handels GmbH Austria Rovshan Javadov Director, Investment Department State Oil Fund of the Republic Azerbaijan of Azerbaijan (SOFAZ) Arif Dowla Managing Director Advanced Chemical Industries Bangladesh Ltd Kamal Quadir Chief Executive Officer bKash Limited Bangladesh Saif Kamal Founder Toru - The Idea Tree Bangladesh Anja Wittrup Director, Global Corporate Affairs Bain & Company Inc. Belgium Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2015 1/49 Nuria Sebastian Vice-President, Scientific Committee European Research Council Belgium Galles Jean-Pierre President European Research Council Belgium Bourguignon Jan Callewaert Founder and Executive Chairman Option NV Belgium Penelope Naas Senior Vice-President, International UPS Europe Belgium Public Affairs and Sustainability Zoran Puljic Director Mozaik Foundation Bosnia and Herzegovina Maria Luisa d' Orey Executive Manager of Investments APEX-Brasil (Trade and Brazil Barreira Cravo Investment Promotion Agency) Lorrana Scarpioni Chief Executive Officer Bliive Brazil Mariana Luz Superintendent EMBRAER SA Brazil Haakon Lorentzen Chief Executive Officer Lorentzen Group Brazil Eric Acher Co-Founder and Managing Partner Monashees Capital Brazil Marcelo Lima Partner Monashees Capital Brazil Adair Meira Founder and Director Pró-Cerrado Foundation Brazil Roberto Kikawa President and Founder Projeto CIES Brazil Gonzalo Muñoz Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer TriCiclos Brazil Sébastien Marot Executive Director Friends-International Cambodia Kao Kim Hourn Minister attached to the Prime Minister of Office of the Prime Minister of Cambodia Cambodia Cambodia Sok Puthyvuth Chief Executive Officer SOMA Group Cambodia Rami Sharaf Chief Executive Officer WorldBridge Group of Cambodia Companies Rithy Sear Chairman WorldBridge Group of Cambodia Companies Gisele Yitamben Founder and President Association pour le Soutien et Cameroon l'Appui à la Femme Entrepreneur (ASAFE) Andrew Fursman Chief Executive Officer 1QB Information Technologies Canada (1QBit) Eric Monteiro Chief Strategy and Analytics Officer Aimia Canada Tim Jones Chief Executive Officer Artscape Canada Mark Machin Head of International Canada Pension Plan Canada Investment Board Ailish Campbell Vice-President, Policy, International and Canadian Council of Chief Canada Fiscal Issues Executives Ariel Garten Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer Interaxon Canada John Mighton Founder JUMP Math Canada Diane Berard Reporter Les Affaires Canada Suzanne Fortier Principal McGill University Canada Mary An Country Manager, Greater China Region Open Text Corporation Canada Shehzad Bharmal Vice-President, Strategy and Teck Resources Limited Canada Development, Copper Catalina Escobar Chairman Juan Felipe Gómez Escobar Colombia Restrepo Foundation Carlos Andrés Uribe President Ladrillera Santa Fe Colombia Arango Juan Fermín Restrepo Chief Executive Officer Ladrillera Santa Fe Colombia Juan Carlos Gonzalez Vice-President, Foreign Investment ProColombia Colombia Vergara Gastón Blanco Director, Head of Business Servientrega S.A. Colombia Fernández Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2015 2/49 Ricardo Uribe Director, Head of Innovation Servientrega S.A. Colombia Galeano Pablo Jenkins Founder and President Ideas en Acción Costa Rica David Bullón Patton Director, Innovation Ministry of Science, Technology Costa Rica and Telecommunications of Costa Rica Flemming Chairman of the Supervisory Board Carlsberg A/S Denmark Besenbacher Jorgen Mads Clausen Chairman Danfoss A/S Denmark Kjeld Stark President, Danfoss China Danfoss A/S Denmark Lars Tveen President, Danfoss Heating Segment Danfoss A/S Denmark James R. Lee Chairman and Managing Partner Lee & Partners Denmark Keld Louie Pedersen International Economics Editor Morgenavisen Jyllands-Posten Denmark Camilla Sylvest Senior Vice-President; Head of China Novo Nordisk A/S Denmark Thomas Videbæk Member of the Managing Board and Novozymes A/S Denmark Executive Vice-President, Business Development Mohamed Rahim Vice-President Hamza Alkholi Group Egypt Elkishky Sameh Seif Ghaly Chairman of the Board of Trustees Together Association for Egypt Development and Environment Ato Tewolde Chief Executive Officer Ethiopian Airlines Ethiopia GebreMariam Petri Vilén Chief Curator Slush Finland Mikael Ehn Researcher, Department of Physics University of Helsinki Finland Xavier Mesnard Lead Partner, Strategic Operations A.T. Kearney France Practice Thomas Granier Founder and General Director Association la Voûte Nubienne France (AVN) Sylvain Couthier Chairman ATF Gaia France Frédérique Battin- Research Director Centre National de la France Leclerc Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) Edouard Philippe Member of the National Assembly; Mayor City of Le Havre France of Le Havre Carlalberto Chief Executive Officer Electro Power Systems S.A. France Guglielminotti Mark McCaughrean Senior Science Adviser European Space Agency (ESA) France Arnaud Ventura Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer PlaNet Finance France Olivier Fleurot Senior Vice-President Publicis Groupe SA France Axel Duroux Executive Vice-President, Emerging and Publicis Groupe SA France Fast Growing Markets Benoit Miquel Vice-President, Middle East and Africa Tarkett France Remco Teulings President, Europe, Middle East and Africa Tarkett France George Bachiashvili Chief Executive Officer Georgian Co-Investment Fund Georgia David Bezhuashvili Founder Georgian Industrial Group Georgia Holding Dimitry Kumsishvili Minister of Economy and Sustainable Ministry of Economy and Georgia Development of Georgia Sustainable Development of Georgia Mamuka Khazaradze Chairman of the Supervisory Board TBC Bank Georgia Michael Altendorf Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer Adtelligence GmbH Germany Martin Pfeiffer Founder and Chief Technology Officer Heliatek GmbH Germany Johanna Mair Professor of Organization, Strategy and Hertie School of Governance Germany Leadership Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2015 3/49 Felix Haas Co-Founder and Chairman IDnow Germany Sadiq Gillani Senior Vice-President and Chief Strategy Lufthansa Group Germany Officer Ellen Backus Group Leader Max Planck Institute for Germany Polymer Research Peter Tyroller Member of the Board of Management Robert Bosch GmbH Germany Christoph Stampfer Head, Second Institute of Physics A RWTH Aachen University Germany Clas Neumann Senior Vice-President SAP SE Germany Dirk Carsten Hoke Chief Executive Officer, Process Siemens AG Germany Industries and Drives Division, Large Drives Massimo Portincaso Strategy Officer The Boston Consulting Group Germany Nikolaus-Sebastian Senior Partner and Managing Director The Boston Consulting Group Germany Lang Ramazan Salman Founder and Executive Managing The Ethno-Medical Centre Germany Director Association Gordian Overschmidt Chief Marketing Officer ZENVISION GmbH Germany Panayiota Poirazi Research Director, Institute of Molecular Foundation for Research and Greece Biology and Biotechnology Technology - Hellas Keith Claudius Prime Minister of Grenada Office of the Prime Minister of Grenada Mitchell Grenada Richard Folsom Representative Partner Advantage Partners LLP Hong Kong SAR Jimmy Chen Managing Partner Amrop Partnership SCRL Hong Kong SAR Amy Wendholt Managing Director, Hong Kong APCO Worldwide Hong Kong SAR Kenneth Poon Chief Executive Officer, Asia Arcadis NV Hong Kong SAR Matt Bennion Chief Operation Officer, Asia Arcadis NV Hong Kong SAR Gary Seib Member, Global Executive Committee Baker & McKenzie Hong Kong SAR Margaret Ren Country Executive for China Bank of America Merrill Lynch Hong Kong SAR Helen Zhu Head, China Equities, BlackRock BlackRock Hong Kong SAR Fundamental Equity Chen Xuanmin Chief Operating Officer, China BlackRock Hong Kong SAR Michael Marquardt Chief Operating Officer, Asia-Pacific BlackRock
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