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THE 2015 GET-TOGETHERCHAMONIX - MONT-BLANC - FRANCE - 19 - 21 SEPTEMBER

WHY THE GET-TOGETHER? Op-eds, research publications and even newsletters such as The Monthly Barome-ter are useful, informative and at best insightful; but they can only go so far... They often provoke the desire to ask a question, to challenge an assumption, but they can’t reply and they can't argue! Only personalised quality gathe-rings respond to this need. They are rare and therefore increasingly valued: in our ever-more digital and virtual world, the need for face-to-face interaction has never been greater.

In the sometimes overwhelming complexity of our “hyper-connected”, fast-paced world, it is apparent that the answers to such questions as: “What to do?” “How to invest?” “Where and when?” “With whom?” “For which purpose?” is best sought in unconventional places. Our Get-Together offers just such a place, giving our guests time to pause and reflect, and affording them physical exposure to diverse individuals and ideas, based on the “strength of weak ties” and serendipitous encounters.

THIS YEAR’S GET-TOGETHERThe Get-Together amounts to an ideas fair: it addresses a broad variety of issues, with (almost!) always a practical spin in terms of investible ideas. This year, the Get-Together has no overall theme, but rather three determining threads:

HOW TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROGRAMME? Friendliness and informality define the gathering, which com-bines knowledge and mindfulness. All sessions are structured as conversations to allow maximum interaction between our guests. Even though all conversations are kicked off by an introduction to the issue provided by a prominent thinker or practitioner, everybody is a speaker. We count on you to stir the pot!

WHY OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES? First and foremost because they are fun and a great way to meet old friends and make new ones. Furthermore, they will benefit the quality of the meeting - new research in neuroscience makes it abundantly clear that exercise and mindfulness provide unparalleled stimulus; physiologically rendering our brains more ready, willing, and able to learn. Lastly, it would be a waste not to take advantage of the exceptional natural environment that Chamonix offers!In symbiosis with our outside activities, Deep Nature will offer complimentary spa treatments to anyone wishing to benefit from them (within the Congress Centre and throughout the duration of the Get-Together). Outdoor activities are planned as indicated, but they may change depending on the weather.

PROGRAMME

PARTICIPATING PARTNERS

Economic and geopolitical outlooks

Technology and disruption

Wellness


Registration opens Congress Centre

Introduction to mindfulness Congress CentreLiving in the Moment to Awaken Your Experience Room Michel Payot(An introduction to outdoor activities)- Michael Tompkins, co-CEO, PALM HEALTH – United States

Outdoor activitiesj Sightseeing k Hiking l Climbing

Speed ideas sessions Congress CentreIn these sessions, speakers distill issues into ten ideas of 1 minute each. The take-away could not be more practical and to the point!

ECONOMICS / GEOPOLITICS Room Paul Payot

Ten tips to grasp what’s happening in Greece- Aristos Doxiadis, Partner, OPENFUND – Greece

Ten tips to better understand Russian evolution- Natalia Orlova, Chief Economist, ALFA BANK – Russia

Ten tips to grasp what’s going on in the US- David Rothkopf, CEO & Editor, FOREIGN POLICY GROUP – United States

Ten tips to understand how global value chains affect policy, productivity and growth- Patrick Low, Fellow, Asia Global Institute, UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG – Hong KongModerated by:- Thierry Malleret, Managing Partner, THE MONTHLY BAROMETER – France

TECHNOLOGY Room Isabella Straton

Ten tips to thrive in the digital age- Ted Souder, Head of Industry & Retail, GOOGLE – United States

Ten tips to better predict the future- Emile Servan-Schreiber, Managing Director, LUMENOGIC & HYPERMIND – France

Ten tips to get value from Big Data- Edouard Servan-Schreiber, Head of Field Services, ACTIONIQ – United States-

Ten tips to better mitigate cyber-security risks- John Lyons, Founder & CEO, INTERNATIONAL CYBER SECURITY PROTECTION ALLIANCE – United KingdomModerated by:- Pan Pan, Founder, PANTERA VENTURES – Switzerland

WELLNESS Room Theodore Bourrit

Ten tips on ways to engage mindfulness into your life- Leigh Weinraub, Founder & President, MIND IN MOTION – United States

Ten tips to keep well- Susie Ellis, Chairman & CEO, GLOBAL WELLNESS INSTITUTE – United States

Ten tips on how wellness contributes to productivity- Jan-Emmanuel De Neve, Associate Professor of Economics and Strategy, UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD – United Kingdom

Ten tips on how architecture can raise wellbeing- Aude-Line Duliere, Architect and Author, HARVARD GRADUATE SCHOOL OF DESIGN ALUMNAE 2009 – BelgiumModerated by:- Anni Hood, Founder, WELLNESS BUSINESS CONSULTANCY – United Kingdom

Welcoming remarks Congress Centre- Philippe Bourguignon, Vice Chairman, REVOLUTION PLACES – United States Room Michel Payot- Thierry Malleret, Managing Partner, THE MONTHLY BAROMETER – France

Time Saturday 19 September Location

PROGRAMME

Programme Updated on 13.09.2015

09.00

12.00 - 12.15

17.15 - 18.15

12.30 - 16.30

http://chamonixgettogether.com/Chamonix-Programme-at-a-glance.pdf

Outdoor activities

Friendly exchanges

Structured sessions

Ideas’ bazaar

18.15 - 18.25

Guests with a big idea to share take advantage of this platform to present their personal project and collect feedback from other participants. No hard sell and no commercial pitches! Each presentation lasts 10 minutes and takes place during networking breaks in the “Ideas’ bazaar”.


Keynote address Congress Centre

The four big trends that matter Room Michel Payot Seven years after the global financial crisis economic recovery in the advanced economies has been weak, and emerging markets are now slowing down.Is the problem supply, a huge debt overhang or do we face secular stagnation? Adair Turner’s answers explore the reasons for and impact of four big economic trends of the last 25 years: rising inequality, rising wealth, rising leverage, and low real interest rates.- Lord Adair Turner, Chairman, INSTITUTE FOR NEW ECONOMIC THINKING – United Kingdom

Welcoming drinks Congress Centre

Working dinners Congress Centre

What is left of serendipity in the digital age? Room Isabella StratonSerendipity - the raison d’être of our Get-Together - is all about making improbable connections and linkages that favour the development of new relationships and new ideas, including investible ones. Together with the speakers, guests at dinner tables discuss what happens to serendipity when the digital world is stamping it out by filtering, vetting and predicting everything we do.- Petina Gappah, Novelist, Legal Counsel, ADVISORY CENTRE ON WTO LAW – Zimbabwe & Switzerland- Eric Labaye, Member of the Executive Committee, MCKINSEY & COMPANY; Chairman, MCKINSEY GLOBAL INSTITUTE – France- David Rothkopf, CEO & Editor, FOREIGN POLICY GROUP – United StatesPresented & moderated by:- Michele Petochi, Managing Director, EPFL, SWISS FEDERAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – Switzerland

Globalisation: will it go into retreat? Room Paul PayotIt’s not because globalisation has advanced so much over the past few years that further progress is a given. The opposite might well happen: there are growing doubts about its benefits and retrenchment is very much in the air du temps. Together with the speakers, guests at dinner tables discuss how real the risk is and how it can best be mitigated.- Carlos Braga, Professor, International Political Economy, IMD – Switzerland- Philippe Legrain, Founder, OPEN – United Kingdom- Patrick Low, Fellow, Asia Global Institute, UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG – Hong KongPresented & moderated by:- Olivier de Boysson, Chief Economist Emerging Markets, SOCIETE GENERALE – France

Neutralising vs. empowering the next generation Room Theodore BourritOne of the consequences of longer life expectancy is that successful business leaders extend their careers and control, and risk suppressing the next generation of potential leaders in the process. Together with the speakers, guests at dinner tables discuss this significant shift in life-cycles and how business leaders may empower the next generation for a more innovative and sustainable future.- Atalanti Moquette, Founder and co-Chair, GIVING WOMEN – Switzerland- Elianna Moquette Sabbag, Founder, BABY OFFICE COOP – Switzerland- Krystian Wahl – United States- Tasha Wahl, CEO and Board Member, THE WAHL GROUP – United States- Martin de Waziers, Managing Director, ALPHA OMEGA CONSEIL – BelgiumPresented & moderated by:- Olivier de Richoufftz, President, BUSINESS FAMILIES FOUNDATION – Canada

Will we be happier with less? Room Jules JanssenChandran Nair once famously said: “We’ll stop buying stuff we don’t need with money we don’t have to impress people we don’t like”. Together with the speakers, guests at dinner tables discuss to what extent this is occurring, and how different kinds of consumption relate to happiness and subjective wellbeing.- Jan-Emmanuel De Neve, Associate Professor of Economics and Strategy, UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD – United Kingdom- Chandran Nair, Founder & CEO, GLOBAL INSTITUTE FOR TOMORROW – Hong Kong- Dennis Snower, President, INSTITUTE FOR THE WORLD ECONOMY – Germany Presented & moderated by:- Sean Cleary, Executive Vice-Chairman, FUTURE WORLD FOUNDATION – South Africa

Time Saturday 19 September Location

PROGRAMME


18.25 - 19.40

19.40 - 20.15

20.15 - 22.00

End of the day.


Outdoor activities

Friendly exchanges

Structured sessions

Ideas’ bazaarGuests with a big idea to share take advantage of this platform to present their personal project and collect feedback from other participants. No hard sell and no commercial pitches! Each presentation lasts 10 minutes and takes place during networking breaks in the “Ideas’ bazaar”.


Outdoor activitiesj Sightseeing k Hiking l Mountaineering m Paragliding

Speed ideas Congress Centre

Delving a bit deeper Room Isabella StratonSpeakers will be available for guests who wish to discuss in greater detail and in an informal setting the content of any speed idea presented the day before.ECONOMICS / GEOPOLITICS TECHNOLOGYWELLNESS

Workshop Congress Centre

The Investment outlook Room Paul PayotA two-hour brainstorming between private investors about looming risks and opportunities.Based on a short paper prepared by The Monthly Barometer and some of its partners, private investors will engage in an outcome-oriented conversation. At different tables, participants will discuss the principles that underpin their favoured investible ideas, asset allocation and investment themes. Reports from each table will precede a general discussion, before the facilitator concludes with a synthesis.- John Charalambakis, Managing Director, BLACKSUMMIT FINANCIAL GROUP – United States- Michel Meert, Director, Investment Advisory, PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS – United Kingdom- Michael Moquette, Managing Partner, EQUINOXE INVESTMENTS – Switzerland- Alan Mudie, Global Head of Investment Strategy, SOCIÉTÉ GÉNÉRALE PRIVATE BANKING – Switzerland- François Pagès, Managing Partner, GALILEO GLOBAL SECURITIES – United StatesFacilitated by:- Sean Cleary, Executive Vice-Chairman, FUTURE WORLD FOUNDATION – South Africa

Networking break Congress Centre

What’s your big idea?Better money - improving the way the world exchanges value Room Jules Janssen- James Fierro, CEO, RECIPCO CAPACITY EXCHANGE – United Kingdom

Interactive sessions in parallel Congress Centre

Technology is turning the world upside-down – Room Michel Payotwhat’s going on?Major technological innovations are on the brink of wreaking momentous change throughout the world, while digitisation and technology are revolutionising everything. In the words of one pundit, “software is now eating the world” and “new trillion $ industries will wipe out existing trillion $ industries”. Panellists shed some light on what’s going on across various industries.- Philippe Bourguignon, Vice Chairman, REVOLUTION PLACES – United States- Stéphanie Hospital, Founder, ONE RAGTIME – France- Ted Souder, Head of Industry & Retail, GOOGLE – United StatesPresented & moderated by:- David Rothkopf, CEO & Editor, FOREIGN POLICY GROUP – United States

Time Sunday 20 September Location

PROGRAMME


08.00 - 15.00

15.45 - 17.45

15.45 - 17.45

18.15 - 19.45

Outdoor activities

Friendly exchanges

Structured sessions



17.45 - 18.15

Outdoor activities

Friendly exchanges

Structured sessions




Bringing meaning to life and work: Room Theodore Bourritsix questions leaders must askModern leaders can feel overwhelmed, isolated, lacking trusted peer relationships. With more CEOs stepping down last year than ever before, is there a way of bringing meaning, authenticity and true humility into the boardroom? What truly matters lies beyond the accepted measure of success. Ironically, our very accomplish-ments and financial independence can sometimes distance us from what’s most important. This panel of accomplished leaders explores how best to respond to this crisis, and how to reintroduce meaning into the business conversation.- Bill Mayer, Former Chairman and CEO, CREDIT SUISSE FIRST BOSTON; Former Chairman, ASPEN INSTITUTE – United States- Mike West, Senior Partner and CEO, BPV CAPITAL MANAGEMENT – United StatesPresented & moderated by:- Doug Holladay, Founder & Chairman, PATHNORTH – United States

Networking dinner Restaurant La CalècheIn a typical Chamonix restaurant

Nightcaps on different topics For those willing.

An Artful Nightcap with Leigh Hotel du Mont-Blanc"Picasso Meets Freud" - A Playful and creative opportunity to express one's Le Bar story and connect authentically.- Leigh Weinraub, Founder & President, MIND IN MOTION – United States

Quiz Time! Hotel du Mont-BlancEverything you ever wanted to know about millennials but were afraid to ask. La Bibliothèque- Jonathan Henning, Brand Strategist, TWITTER – United States- Robin Shelley, Assistant Vice President, PARTNERS GROUP – United Kingdom

Time Sunday 20 September Location

PROGRAMME


20.00 - 22.00

22.15 - 23.15

End of the day.


Food-for-thought breakfasts Guests are given a chance to discuss a particular issue head-to-head with an expert over breakfast, in an informal and straightforward exchange.

Understanding today’s art market Hotel Les Aiglons- Robert Haber, President, ROBERT HABER & ASSOCIATES – United States Room Davos

Understanding the changes unfolding in the Islamic world Park Hotel Suisse & Spa- Tarek Osman, Author, Political Counsellor for the Arab World, EBRD – United Kingdom Le Restaurant

Understanding the brain - Hotel du Mont-Blancwellness, consciousness and technology Le Matafan Restaurant- Olaf Blanke, Founder & Director, CENTER FOR NEUROPROSTHETICS EPFL – Switzerland

Understanding the correlation between Hotel du Mont-Blancmindfulness and leadership Room Mont-Blanc- Ravi Chaudhry, Chairman, CENEXT CONSULTING & INVESTMENT – India


Geopolitics – what’s coming next? Room Paul PayotGeopolitics is back with a vengeance! A vast array of geopolitical crises, which often conflate with each other, are currently engulfing the globe, delineating the contours of a world that suffers from a “global order deficit”. For policy-makers, business leaders and entrepreneurs, this means that a negative shock susceptible of affecting growth and investment is never far away. Panellists offer their take on current developments and their thoughts about what lies ahead.- Chandran Nair, Founder & CEO, GLOBAL INSTITUTE FOR TOMORROW – Hong Kong - Tarek Osman, Author, Political Counsellor for the Arab World, EBRD – United Kingdom- David Rothkopf, CEO & Editor, FOREIGN POLICY GROUP – United StatesPresented & moderated by:- Christine Ockrent, Commentator and Writer – France

Wellness: how are we feeling, where and why? Room Theodore BourritIn the coming years, wellness will progressively become “compulsory”, as both the public and the private sectors can no longer afford the financial liabilities created by an “unwell” world. Based on the Gallup Wellbeing Index, this panel explores the underlying reasons that explain why wellness as a business and investment theme is bound to grow at a rapid rate.- Jon Clifton, Managing Director, GALLUP WORLD POLL – United States- Jan-Emmanuel De Neve, Associate Professor of Economics and Strategy, UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD – United Kingdom- Alka Dhillon, CEO, TECHNALINK – United States- Susie Ellis, Chairman & CEO, GLOBAL WELLNESS INSTITUTE – United StatesPresented & moderated by:- Joe Daly, Partner, GALLUP – United States

Technology is turning the world upside-down – Room Isabella Stratonconsequences for business and investmentA senior executive from a top consultancy reckons that, over the next 5 years, 60% of all CEOs will fail to cope with disruption. Panellists in this session take stock of what was said in the previous session on technology and delve into the details of what it means for business executives and investors. - Bob Collymore, CEO, SAFARICOM – Kenya- Nicolas Fulpius, CDO, SWISSCOM – Switzerland- Eric Labaye, Member of the Executive Committee, MCKINSEY & COMPANY; Chairman, MCKINSEY GLOBAL INSTITUTE – FrancePresented & moderated by:- Carol Melton, Executive Vice-President, Global Public Policy, TIME WARNER – United States


Time Monday 21 September Location

PROGRAMME


Outdoor activities

Friendly exchanges

Structured sessions



07.30 - 08.30

09.00 - 10.30

10.30 - 11.00


What’s your big idea? Ideas’ bazaar

Next Gen City – how to solve the gridlock challenge Room Jules Janssen- Dan Schechter, Managing Director, LEK CONSULTING – United States

What’s your big idea?The Global Economic Symposium:how to contribute to the resolution of global problems? Room Jules Janssen- Dennis Snower, President, INSTITUTE FOR THE WORLD ECONOMY – Germany


Tomorrow's medicine: Room Paul Payothow are cutting-edge discoveries transforming our understanding of wellness, health and disease?All aspects of human life and health are poised to be totally transformed by innovation and technology. As reflected in the composition of this panel, the spectacular engagement of both academia and the private sector is leading to remarkable breakthroughs. Panellists reveal them.- Olaf Blanke, Founder & Director, CENTER FOR NEUROPROSTHETICS EPFL – Switzerland- Kenneth Pelletier, Professor, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF MEDICINE (UCSF) – United States- Marcel Salathe, Professor, EPFL, SWISS FEDERAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – Switzerland- Martin Velasco, Founder, Chairman & CEO, ANECOVA – SwitzerlandPresented & moderated by:- Adam Kaufman, Advisor, PATHNORTH – United States

The African investment outlook Room Theodore BourritThe question about investing in Africa is no longer: “Why should I do it?”, but rather: “Where, how and with whom?” This panel of prominent African investors and business leaders sheds light on the exciting prospects that the African investment scene now offers, but also on the sheer magnitude of the challenges that the continent is facing. - Bob Collymore, CEO, SAFARICOM – Kenya- Karim Hajji, CEO, CASABLANCA STOCK EXCHANGE – Morocco- Terry Rosenberg, Chairman, OAKBROOK HOLDINGS – South Africa- Herbert Wigwe, Group Managing Director, ACCESS BANK – Nigeria Presented & moderated by:- Sean Cleary, Executive Vice-Chairman, FUTURE WORLD FOUNDATION – South Africa

Economics – is secular stagnation for real and for ever? Room Isabella StratonToday’s global economy seems to be afflicted by a sort of languor, with the academic and investment communities wondering if the rich world is in the midst of a “secular stagnation”: a state of mild depression that can only approach full employment when buoyed by bubbles. If so, this might push global GDP growth to decline to 2% per year: 40% lower than the rate of the past 50 years. The panel will examine whether the risk is real and long lasting.- Carlos Braga, Professor, International Political Economy, IMD – Switzerland- Alan Mudie, Global Head of Investment Strategy, SOCIÉTÉ GÉNÉRALE PRIVATE BANKING – Switzerland- Sandra Polaski, Deputy Director General for Policy, INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION – SwitzerlandPresented & moderated by:- Thierry Malleret, Managing Partner, THE MONTHLY BAROMETER – France

Networking lunch Congress Centre


Plastics in the oceans - Room Jules Janssenembracing a problem with no solution - Franklin Servan-Schreiber, Strategic Board Member, RACE FOR WATER FOUNDATION – Switzerland


PROGRAMME

Programme Updated on 13.09.2015 http://chamonixgettogether.com/Chamonix-Programme-at-a-glance.pdf

11.00 - 12.30

12.30 - 14.00

Outdoor activities

Friendly exchanges

Structured sessions




Immigration – Room Jules Janssenwhy people should be allowed to move freely - Philippe Legrain, Founder, OPEN – United Kingdom


Cyber-attacks – Room Jules Janssenhelping companies become cyber-resilient - John Lyons, Founder & CEO, INTERNATIONAL CYBER SECURITY PROTECTION ALLIANCE – United Kingdom


Venice – Room Jules Janssenhow to make 1000 years of data available - Michele Petochi, Managing Director, EPFL, SWISS FEDERAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – Switzerland


Decision-making in an uncertain, messy world – Room Theodore Bourrit what can investors learn from policy-makers, and vice versa?For senior policy-makers and investors, making sound decisions in a hyper-connected, accelerating, transpa-rent and increasingly complex world, is harder than ever. Their decision-making process, subject to different tempos and constraints, often differs. The panel explores how each group can learn from the other.- Jose Maria Figueres, Former President of Costa Rica; President, CARBON WAR ROOM – Costa Rica- Herbert Wigwe, Group Managing Director, ACCESS BANK – NigeriaPresented & moderated by:- Doug Holladay, Founder & Chairman, PATHNORTH – United States

Imagination: better than knowledge – Room Paul Payotit knows no boundaries!“Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere” - Einstein said it all and succinctly! The power of imagination is boundless and the source of most human achievements. The panellists, all blessed with fertile imagination, elucidate how imagination rhymes with innovation and entrepreneurship.

- Petina Gappah, Novelist, Legal Counsel, ADVISORY CENTRE ON WTO LAW – Zimbabwe & Switzerland- Brice Dal Farra, Managing Partner, STATEMENT HOLDINGS – United States- Leigh Weinraub, Founder & President, MIND IN MOTION – United StatesPresented & moderated by:- Sofia Hellström, Associate, WOODMAN ASSET MANAGEMENT – Switzerland

Global mega-trends and asset allocation Room Isabella StratonMore often than not, and leaving aside issues of risk tolerance, determining the best possible investment strategy depends upon “narrow” economic and financial considerations dictated by the markets. The panellists broaden the perspective and shed light on how long-term, global mega-trends can shape the process of asset allocation.- John Charalambakis, Managing Director, BLACKSUMMIT FINANCIAL GROUP – United States- Peter Kingsley, Chairman, PJR - United Kingdom- Michel Meert, Director, Investment Advisory, PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS – United KingdomPresented & moderated by:- Thierry Malleret, Managing Partner, THE MONTHLY BAROMETER – France



PROGRAMME

Programme Updated on 13.09.2015 http://chamonixgettogether.com/Chamonix-Programme-at-a-glance.pdf

15.30 - 15.45

Outdoor activities

Friendly exchanges

Structured sessions

14.00 - 15.30



15.45 - 17.15

End of the Get-Together 2015



Should you bet on China or India? Both or neither? Room Paul PayotThrough sheer size alone, China and India will dominate the investment narrative of the 21st century. Both, however, face considerable, albeit very different, challenges. Panellists argue constructively about which country offers the greatest economic and investment potentials in the coming years.- Ravi Chaudhry, Chairman, CENEXT CONSULTING & INVESTMENT – India - Chandran Nair, Founder & CEO, GLOBAL INSTITUTE FOR TOMORROW – Hong KongPresented & moderated by:- Christopher Cordey, CEO, FUTURATINOW – Switzerland

What future for the Eurozone? Room Theodore BourritGreece has laid bare the fundamental flaws of a monetary union lacking a common fiscal policy, making it obvious that to survive, the Eurozone must integrate further. The panellists share their opinion of what the future of the Eurozone looks like.- Aristos Doxiadis, Partner, OPENFUND – Greece- Miroslav Kollar, Senior Advisor to the Executive Director, INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND – United States- Barbara Kolm, Director, AUSTRIAN ECONOMICS CENTER – Austria - Philippe Legrain, Founder, OPEN – United Kingdom- Dennis Snower, President, INSTITUTE FOR THE WORLD ECONOMY – Germany Presented & moderated by:- Thierry Malleret, Managing Partner, THE MONTHLY BAROMETER – France

From decline to recovery: governance, Room Isabella Stratonaccountability and action to regenerate the global ocean Life on earth depends on a healthy, vibrant ocean, but our ocean is in decline: habitat destruction, biodiversity loss, overfishing, pollution, climate change and ocean acidification are pushing the ocean system to the point of collapse. We need to act now. Panellists outline the current state of the ocean and detail the critical components for a regenerative recovery package ranging from focused governance reform and accountability, to the need to amplify public voices and inspire leadership action.- Jose Maria Figueres, Co-Chair, GLOBAL OCEAN COMMISSION – United Kingdom- Simon Reddy, Executive Secretary, GLOBAL OCEAN COMMISSION – United Kingdom- Karen Sack, Managing Director, OCEAN UNITE – United States- Martin Stuchtey, Director, MCKINSEY CENTER FOR BUSINESS & ENVIRONMENT – GermanyPresented & moderated by:- Franklin Servan-Schreiber, Strategic Board Member, RACE FOR WATER FOUNDATION – Switzerland

Concluding plenary Congress Centre

The wisdom of an enlightened crowd Room Michel PayotBased on an innovative format, this collective brainstorming led and facilitated by Jose Maria Figueres identifies the trends, inflection points and ideas that guests of the Get-Together should focus on over the coming months. It is preceded by a quick chat with Ron Klain about US prospects. - Ron Klain, President, CASE HOLDINGS – United States; Former Senior Aide to President Obama Moderated by:- Jose Maria Figueres, Former President of Costa Rica; President, CARBON WAR ROOM – Costa Rica

Closing remarks- Christophe Amenc, Founder & CEO, ANADEO – Switzerland- Thierry Malleret, Managing Partner, THE MONTHLY BAROMETER – France

Heart-centered Intention Manifesting Meditation- Alka Dhillon, CEO, TECHNALINK – United States


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17.20 - 18.00

Outdoor activities

Friendly exchanges

Structured sessions


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