Davos 2011: Thursday

January 24 2011

Davos 2011: Tuesday/Wednesday

There is still no publicly-accessible programme on the WEF site.

More of what part of the world was thinking about in January 2011, using the sometimes erratic session numbering in participants’ materials and including lunches and dinners and sessions open to the media:

Thursday, January 27

57: Nurturing Africa’s Natural Resources

From the scarce to the bountiful, how should Africa’s natural resources be governed to deliver inclusive growth and ensure their sustainability?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Agricultural land sales
- Mining resources
- Energy exploration
- Fishery depletion

Moderated by    BLAIR Tony     UN Middle East Quartet…         United Kingdom
Panellists    EL-KHAZINDAR Hisham     Managing Director and …    Citadel Capital S.A.E.     Egypt
Panellists    MBOWENI Tito     Chairman    AngloGold Ashanti Ltd     South Africa
Panellists    MEHRA Malini     Founder and Chief Exec…    Centre for Social Markets (CSM)     India
Panellists    SACHS Jeffrey D.     Director, The Earth In…         USA
Panellists    ZENAWI Meles     Prime Minister of Ethi…         Ethiopia

58: The Art of Visual Storytelling

Capturing the attention of a younger digitized generation requires creating new narrative forms. How can leaders connect with the anime and manga generation through animation and visual storytelling?

Moderated by    DALEY Elizabeth     Dean, School of Cinema…    University of Southern California (USC)     USA
Panellists    INAKAGE Masa     Dean and Professor, Gr…    Keio University     Japan
Panellists    AL MUTAWA Naif     Creator    THE 99 Comics     Kuwait

59: The New Reality of Consumer Power

What are the opportunities – and limitations – of consumer empowerment?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Impact of increased market transparency
- Understanding of behavioural influencers
- Government regulation and consumer protection

Moderated by    O’ROURKE Dara     Associate Professor, D…    University of California, Berkeley     USA
Panellists    DALLI John     Commissioner, Health a…         Malta
Panellists    EDELMAN Richard W.     President and Chief Ex…    Edelman     USA
Panellists    GOLEMAN Daniel     Co-Director, Consortiu…    Rutgers University     USA
Panellists    LAWLESS Gerald     Executive Chairman    Jumeirah Group     Ireland
Panellists    MARTENS Joost     Director-General    Consumers International     Netherlands
Panellists    POLMAN Paul     Chief Executive Officer    Unilever     Netherlands

60: We Are What We Eat

The ever-increasing interest in cooking shows and celebrity chefs reaffirms the impact of food on popular culture worldwide. What can we learn about ourselves from kitchens around the world?

Introduced by    WEST Tiffany     Director, Programme De…         USA
Panellists    SAMUELSSON Marcus     Chef and Owner, Red Ro…    Marcus Samuelsson Group     USA

61: Managing a “Balance Sheet” Recovery

As the strain on government balance sheets grows, how can future fiscal crises be averted?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Impact of fiscal adjustment policies on future growth
- Public and private sector responsibilities
- Sovereign bond market expectations
- International coordination to address spillover effects

Moderated by    FRIEDMAN Robert     Editor-at-Large, Finance    Bloomberg News     USA
Panellists    GURRÍA Angel     Secretary-General, Org…         Mexico
Panellists    NALLY Dennis     Chairman    PricewaterhouseCoopers International     USA
Panellists    REINHART Carmen M.     Director and Professor    Center for International Economics, U…     USA
Panellists    SINGER Paul     Principal    Elliott Management Corporation     USA
Panellists    UJIIE Junichi     Chairman    Nomura Holdings Inc.     Japan

62: Globalization 3.0

How are cross-border growth patterns changing after the Great Recession?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- The evolution of global value chains
- Impact on regional integration
- Shifting consumption patterns and investment flows

Moderated by    LAWRENCE Robert Z.     Albert L. Williams Pro…    Harvard Kennedy School     USA
Panellists    APPEL Frank     Chief Executive Officer    Deutsche Post DHL     Germany
Panellists    DAVIES Rob     Minister of Trade and …         South Africa
Panellists    LIVINGSTON Ian     Chief Executive Officer    BT Group Plc     United Kingdom
Panellists    SCHWARZMAN Stephen A.     Chairman and Chief Exe…    The Blackstone Group     USA
Panellists    WEI JIAFU     Group President and Ch…    China Ocean Shipping Group Co. (COSCO)     People’s Republic of China

63: IdeasLab with the London Business School: Breakthroughs in Business Strategy

Expert presentations and in-depth group discussions will focus on:

Idea 1: Formations – changing market structures and implications for business models
Idea 2: Bridges – technology and innovation in delivery channels
Idea 3: Rivers – financing innovation
Idea 4: People – leading and managing in an interconnected world

Discussion Leaders    CHANDY Rajesh     Professor of Marketing    London Business School     USA
Discussion Leaders    DUSHNITSKY Gary     Associate Professor of…    London Business School     Israel
Discussion Leaders    HAY Michael     Professor of Managemen…    London Business School     United Kingdom
Discussion Leaders    RAMDAS Kamalini     Professor of Managemen…    London Business School     USA
Facilitated by    PASCALE Richard T.     Associate Fellow    Saïd Business School, University…     USA
Introduced by    LIKIERMAN Andrew     Dean    London Business School     United Kingdom

64: IdeasLab with Swiss Federal Institutes of Technology: The Future of Mobility

Expert presentations and in-depth group discussions will focus on:

Idea 1: Mobility in 2020 – conquering technical and economic constraints
Idea 2: Optimizing public transportation
Idea 3: The car of the future – alternatives to gasoline
Idea 4: New user interfaces and solutions for reduced mobility

Discussion Leaders    GUZZELLA Lino     Professor    ETH Zurich     Switzerland
Discussion Leaders    DEL R. MILLÁN José     Defitech Foundation Ch…    Ecole Polytechnique Fédéral…     Spain
Discussion Leaders    RUFER Alfred     Professor, STI – Indus…    Ecole Polytechnique Fédéral…     Switzerland
Discussion Leaders    WEIDMANN Ulrich Alois     Professor, Institute f…    ETH Zurich     Switzerland
Facilitated by    TAN CHORH-CHUAN     President    National University of Singapore     Singapore
Introduced by    AEBISCHER Patrick     President    Ecole Polytechnique Fédéral…     Switzerland
Introduced by    EICHLER Ralph     President    ETH Zurich     Switzerland

65: The Next Shock: Are We Better Prepared?

With lingering doubts over recent repairs to the financial system, how can industry and government leaders prepare for the next shock to the global economy?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Potential geopolitical shocks
- Vulnerability of emerging markets
- Social instability in industrialized economies
- Regulatory readiness worldwide

Moderated by    ZAKARIA Fareed     Anchor, Fareed Zakaria…    CNN     USA
Panellists    BARTON Dominic     Worldwide Managing Dir…    McKinsey & Company     Canada
Panellists    DIMON James     Chairman and Chief Exe…    JPMorgan Chase & Co.     USA
Panellists    KLEINFELD Klaus     Chairman and Chief Exe…    Alcoa Inc.     Germany
Panellists    LÉVY Maurice     Chairman and Chief Exe…    Publicis Groupe SA     France

66: Russia’s Next Steps to Modernization

With its national goal to become a knowledge-based economy and society in the next decade, what next steps are required for Russia’s modernization?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- The mindset for effective change
- Building confidence in business and government
- The foreign investment climate

This session is co-organized with the St Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF).

Moderated by    FRIEDMAN Thomas L.     Columnist, Foreign Aff…    The New York Times     USA
Panellists    ALBAUGH Jim     President and Chief Ex…    Boeing Commercial Airplanes     USA
Panellists    KRON Patrick     Chairman and Chief Exe…    Alstom     France
Panellists    MEDVEDEV Dmitry     President of the Russi…         Russian Federation
Panellists    NOOYI Indra     Chairman and Chief Exe…    PepsiCo Inc.     India

67: Biology’s Frontiers

The first cell with a synthetic genome – a “synthetic life form” – was created last year.

J. Craig Venter will discuss the opportunities and risks that biological discoveries pose for the planet and humankind.

Moderated by    DRAZEN Jeffrey M.     Editor-in-Chief    The New England Journal of Medicine     USA
Panellists    VENTER J. Craig     Founder and President    J. Craig Venter Institute     USA

68: Six Global Challenges, One Solution: Women

How can educating and empowering girls and women radically impact six acute challenges facing the world?

This workshop will address the following dimensions:

- Education
- Health
- Unemployment
- Ageing populations
- Population growth
- Conflict resolution

Discussion Leaders    BLOOM David E.     Clarence James Gamble …    Harvard School of Public Health     USA
Discussion Leaders    EVANS John     General Secretary    Trade Union Advisory Committee to the…     United Kingdom
Discussion Leaders    JIMENEZ Emmanuel     Director, Human Develo…    The World Bank     Philippines
Discussion Leaders    ROSES PERIAGO Mirta     Regional Director, The…    Pan American Health Organization (PAHO)     Argentina
Discussion Leaders    SHAPIRO Daniel     Founder and Director, …    Harvard Law School     USA
Discussion Leaders    YOO Tae     Senior Vice-President,…    Cisco     USA
Facilitated by    TYSON Laura D’Andrea     Professor of Business …    University of California, Berkeley     USA
Opening Remarks by    BACHELET Michelle     Undersecretary-General…         Chile

70: Secrets of the Sea

As the mysteries of the sea slowly surface, what are the realities of human impact on our oceans?

Moderated by    RIS Bud     President and Chief Ex…    New England Aquarium     USA
Panellists    HENDERSON Gideon     Co-Director, 21st Cent…    University of Oxford     United Kingdom
Panellists    STEINER Achim     Executive Director, Un…         Germany
Panellists    STONE Greg     Senior Vice-President …    Conservation International     USA

71: The Big Shift and the Imperative of 21st Century Globalism

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Introduced by    SCHWAB Klaus     Founder and Executive …         Germany
Special Address by    YUDHOYONO Susilo Bambang     President of Indonesia…         Indonesia

72: Vision for the G20

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Introduced by    SCHWAB Klaus     Founder and Executive …         Germany
Special Address by    SARKOZY Nicolas     President of France         France

73: Art Walk

This guided tour will offer an introduction to contemporary Indian art, led by the curators of the art exhibition in the Congress Centre, and explore the social consciousness behind several additional artworks.

Introduced by    ZWINGGI Alois     Managing Director, Res…         Switzerland
Panellists    BIRTWISTLE Silas     Artist, A Table from t…         United Kingdom
Panellists    MEHTA Tasneem Zakaria     Director    Dr Bhau Daji Lad Museum     India

74: Introducing the Open Forum

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Introduced by    LOCHER Gottfried     President of the Council    Federation of Swiss Protestant Churches     Switzerland
Introduced by    PROBST Gilbert J. B.     Managing Director and …         Switzerland

75: Towards Greater Integration of the Americas

How can a new sense of partnership unleash the full potential of the Western Hemisphere?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Intra- and inter-regional collaboration
- North-South integration
- Global positioning of the continent

Discussion Leaders    BRISON Scott     Member of Parliament a…         Canada
Discussion Leaders    EIZENSTAT Stuart E.     Partner and Head, Inte…    Covington & Burling LLP     USA
Discussion Leaders    FERRARI Bruno     Secretary of the Econo…         Mexico
Discussion Leaders    INSULZA José Miguel     Secretary-General, Org…         Chile
Discussion Leaders    KIRK Ron     US Trade Representative         USA
Discussion Leaders    LARRAÍN BASCUÑÁN Felipe     Minister of Finance of…         Chile
Discussion Leaders    MARTINELLI Ricardo     President of Panama         Panama
Moderated by    HAUSMANN Ricardo     Director, Center for I…    Harvard Kennedy School     USA

76: Asia’s Fault Lines

Although economic ties continue to deepen, what are the strategic interests and security threats that may trigger conflict?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Rising regional influence of China and India
- The future of the Korean Peninsula
- Unresolved territorial disputes
- Trade versus security interests

Discussion Leaders    ECONOMY Elizabeth C.     C. V. Starr Senior Fel…    Council on Foreign Relations     USA
Discussion Leaders    JINDAL Naveen     Executive Vice-Chairma…    Jindal Steel and Power Limited     India
Discussion Leaders    KAWAGUCHI Yoriko     Member of the House of…         Japan
Discussion Leaders    MAHBUBANI Kishore     Dean    Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy     Singapore
Discussion Leaders    MOON CHUNG-IN     Professor of Political…    Yonsei University     Republic of Korea
Discussion Leaders    MULIANA NATALEGAWA Rad…     Minister of Foreign Af…         Indonesia
Moderated by    NIBLETT Robin     Director    Chatham House     United Kingdom

77: Development Lessons from High-growth Economies

What are the development lessons – good and bad – that slow-growth, industrialized economies can learn from faster-growing emerging markets?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Enabling factors of high growth
- The role of entrepreneurs
- Hard and soft infrastructure
- Alternative development models

Discussion Leaders    BAJAJ Rahul     Chairman    Bajaj Auto Ltd     India
Discussion Leaders    CARLSSON Gunilla     Minister of Internatio…         Sweden
Discussion Leaders    MUSTAPA MOHAMED     Minister of Internatio…         Malaysia
Discussion Leaders    OGATA Sadako     President, Japan Inter…         Japan
Discussion Leaders    OKONJO-IWEALA Ngozi     Managing Director, Wor…         Nigeria
Discussion Leaders    RACHID Rachid Mohamed     Minister of Trade and …         Egypt
Discussion Leaders    SALA-I-MARTIN Xavier     Professor, Economics D…    Columbia University     Spain
Moderated by    KOH Annie     Associate Professor of…    Singapore Management University     Singapore

78: The Eurozone: Shifting from Survival to Revival

How can another Eurozone crisis be averted?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Lessons from Greece and Ireland
- Alleviating immediate financial pressures
- Longer-term structural reforms
- Monetary, fiscal and social implications

Challenger    KYRIAKOS-SAAD Fawzi     Chief Executive Office…    Credit Suisse AG     United Kingdom
Discussion Leaders    BRÜDERLE Rainer     Federal Minister of Ec…         Germany
Discussion Leaders    HALBERSTADT Victor     Professor of Public Ec…    Leiden University     Netherlands
Discussion Leaders    PAPACONSTANTINOU George     Minister of Finance of…         Greece
Discussion Leaders    REHN Olli     Commissioner, Economic…         Finland
Discussion Leaders    ROSTOWSKI Jacek     Minister of Finance of…         Poland
Discussion Leaders    SINISCALCO Domenico     Chairman, Morgan Stanl…    Morgan Stanley Bank Intl Ltd     Italy
Moderated by    PESTON Robert     Business Editor    BBC News     United Kingdom

79: Rebuilding Global Governance

How can the effectiveness and accountability of global governance institutions be improved?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Legitimacy and effectiveness of existing institutions
- Evolution of the G20 and other informal arrangements
- Emerging new norms in global governance

Challenger    Lord MALLOCH-BROWN     Chairman, Global Affairs    FTI Consulting     United Kingdom
Discussion Leaders    H.R.H. Prince Turki Al…     Prince of Saudi Royal …         Saudi Arabia
Discussion Leaders    HAASS Richard N.     President    Council on Foreign Relations     USA
Discussion Leaders    LAMY Pascal     Director-General, Worl…         France
Discussion Leaders    PANGESTU Mari Elka     Minister of Trade of I…         Indonesia
Discussion Leaders    SAKONG Il     Chairman, Presidential…         Republic of Korea
Discussion Leaders    SAMANS Richard     Managing Director, Wor…         USA
Moderated by    WOODS Ngaire     Professor of Internati…    University of Oxford     United Kingdom

80: HIV/AIDS: Lessons for the Future

Thirty years after the discovery of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), what are the key lessons learned for public health and medicine for the next decade?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Insights from the field
- Lessons on pandemic prevention
- Effective public-private partnerships
- Management of economic and societal impacts

Discussion Leaders    DALLI John     Commissioner, Health a…         Malta
Discussion Leaders    GLASSER Robert     Secretary-General    Care International     Australia
Discussion Leaders    KEEHAN Carol     President and Chief Ex…         USA
Discussion Leaders    LUDWIG Edward J.     Chairman of the Board …    Becton, Dickinson and Company     USA
Discussion Leaders    H.R.H. Crown Princess …     Crown Princess of Norway         Norway
Discussion Leaders    PIOT Peter     Director and Professor…    London School of Hygiene and Tropical…     Belgium
Moderated by    HOGG Alec     Editor-in-Chief    Moneyweb Holdings     South Africa

81: National Innovation: An Oxymoron?

Despite widespread perceptions of the decline of the West, Europe, Japan and the US hold leadership positions in major innovation rankings.

How are national innovation systems created and maintained?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- The role of science and technology development
- The impact of education reform
- Key elements of policy design

Discussion Leaders    ARTHUR W. Brian     Professor    Santa Fe Institute     United Kingdom
Discussion Leaders    GURRY Francis     Director-General, Worl…         Australia
Discussion Leaders    HIRANANDANI-VANDREVALA…     Founder and Co-Chairman    Hirco Group     India
Discussion Leaders    JEFFERSON Richard A.     Chief Executive Officer    Cambia     Australia
Discussion Leaders    SEIKE Atsushi     President    Keio University     Japan
Moderated by    KAO John     Chairman and Founder    Institute for Large Scale Innovation …     USA

82: Norms of the Net Generation Workforce

In the digital era, how is the “net generation” workforce reshaping the future of business?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Education and skills development
- Workforce incentives and career expectations
- Management style and corporate culture
- Familiarity with technology

Discussion Leaders    BLOUNT Sally     Dean    Kellogg School of Management     USA
Discussion Leaders    DAMARILLO Winston     Chief Executive Officer    Morphlabs Inc.     Philippines
Discussion Leaders    ROTH Michael I.     Chairman and Chief Exe…    Interpublic Group     USA
Discussion Leaders    RUSH Sean C.     President and Chief Ex…    JA Worldwide     USA
Discussion Leaders    SHIRKY Clay     Associate Professor    Tisch School of the Arts     USA
Moderated by    SCHRAMM J. B.     Founder and Chief Exec…    College Summit     USA

83: Euro Grounding?

The euro should contribute to the stabilization of the EU national economies. However, in recent times, it has considerably lost value. Numerous euro-countries have been unable to keep to the criteria of stability and growth. High national debt brings them to the edge of insolvency. The European Monetary Union is endangered.

What effect does the euro crisis have on Switzerland? How should Switzerland contribute to finding a solution to the crisis? In the long term, how can the euro and the EU survive? What effect does the crisis have worldwide? Is international financial stability once more facing a collapse?

Moderated by    WILLE Susanne F.     Journalist    Swiss Television SF     Switzerland
Panellists    HANKEL Wilhelm     Professor of Economics…
Panellists    ODIER Patrick     Senior Partner    Lombard Odier Darier Hentsch & Cie     Switzerland
Panellists    PAPALEXOPOULOS Dimitri     Managing Director    Titan Cement Company SA     Greece
Panellists    ROUBINI Nouriel     Professor of Economics…    New York University     USA
Panellists    TRICHET Jean-Claude     President, European Ce…         France

84: Criminals without Borders

With criminal networks proliferating across borders, how can the threat of transnational crime be contained?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Evolution of criminal networks
- Impact of transnational crime
- International coordination and crime prevention

Discussion Leaders    DANZIGER Richard     Chief of Mission for S…    International Organization for Migrat…     United Kingdom
Discussion Leaders    FEDOTOV Yury     Executive Director, Un…         Russian Federation
Discussion Leaders    GUÉHENNO Jean-Marie     Arnold Saltzman Profes…    Columbia University     France
Discussion Leaders    SANTOS Juan Manuel     President of Colombia         Colombia
Discussion Leaders    WAINWRIGHT Robert     Director    Europol (European Police)     United Kingdom
Moderated by    NAÍM Moisés     Senior Associate, Inte…    Carnegie Endowment for International …     USA

85: The Innovative Middle East

What innovations, if scaled or replicated, would enable the Middle East to achieve its geopolitical, economic and social aspirations for the future?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Water-food-energy nexus
- Education, employment and entrepreneurship
- Geopolitics and political reform

Discussion Leaders    BORYSIEWICZ Sir Leszek     Vice-Chancellor    University of Cambridge     United Kingdom
Discussion Leaders    FAKHOURY Imad     Minister of State for …         Jordan
Discussion Leaders    AL JABER Abdul Malik     Chief Executive Officer    Zain Jordan     Canada
Discussion Leaders    PATIL Pawan     Chief Economist and Ch…    Silatech     USA
Discussion Leaders    ROSEN Amy     President and Chief Ex…    Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship…     USA
Moderated by    KHAN Riz     Anchor    Al Jazeera     United Kingdom

86: Scaling up Big Ideas

How can social innovations be scaled up for wider effect and greater impact?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Nature of social innovation
- Challenges of scaling
- Models of collaboration

Discussion Leaders    COLEMAN Andrea     Chief Executive Office…    Riders for Health     United Kingdom
Discussion Leaders    MAROT Sebastien     Executive Director    Friends-International     France
Discussion Leaders    MORENO Luis A.     President, Inter-Ameri…         Colombia
Discussion Leaders    NILEKANI Nandan M.     Chairman    Unique Identification Authority of In…     India
Discussion Leaders    SPRENG David     Founder and Managing P…    Crescendo Ventures     USA
Moderated by    DEES James Gregory     Professor, Practice of…    Duke University     USA

87: Global Leadership: A New Era?

The growing prominence of the G20 has captured headlines globally, but the widely shared perception is that the world’s problems are now more difficult to solve than ever before. In partnership with the World Economic Forum, BBC hosts this live debate focusing on the future of global leadership.

Moderated by    GOWING Nik     Main Presenter    BBC World News     United Kingdom
Panellists    CANTOR Eric I.     Majority Leader and Co…         USA
Panellists    LAGARDE Christine     Minister of Economy, F…         France
Panellists    SHARMA Anand     Minister of Commerce a…         India

88: Mega-regions or Mega-problems?

With 40 mega-regions accounting for two-thirds of the world’s economic activities, how can regional agglomeration be harnessed to accommodate growth, increase competitiveness, and effectively manage risks?

This WorkStudio will address the following dimensions:

- Environmental sustainability and resources
- Housing and infrastructure
- Population dynamics and health
- Economic development and technological innovation

Discussion Leaders    EBRARD CASAUBÓN Marcel…     Mayor of Mexico City         Mexico
Discussion Leaders    FAKHOURY Imad     Minister of State for …         Jordan
Discussion Leaders    GOSIN Barry M.     Chief Executive Officer    Newmark Knight Frank     USA
Discussion Leaders    HANDE Harish     Managing Director    SELCO Solar Light (P) Limited     India
Discussion Leaders    JIMENEZ Emmanuel     Director, Human Develo…    The World Bank     Philippines
Discussion Leaders    OTTO-ZIMMERMANN Konrad     Secretary-General    ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustain…     Germany
Discussion Leaders    ROSES PERIAGO Mirta     Regional Director, The…    Pan American Health Organization (PAHO)     Argentina
Facilitated by    MOSTAFAVI Mohsen     Dean    Harvard University Graduate School of…     USA

89: Mindful Leadership

How can mindfulness – the sense of oneself and one’s impact on others – result in effective leadership?

This workshop will address the following dimensions:

- Origins of mindfulness
- Common causes of leadership failure
- Methods of mindful leadership

Co-Facilitated by    GEORGE William W.     Professor of Managemen…    Harvard Business School     USA
Co-Facilitated by    SCHARMER C. Otto     Senior Lecturer, Organ…    MIT – Sloan School of Management     Germany
Discussion Leaders    HORI Yoshito     Chairman and Chief Exe…    GLOBIS Corporation     Japan
Discussion Leaders    SEIDMAN Dov     Founder and Chief Exec…    LRN     USA
Discussion Leaders    WALLIS Jim     Editor-in-Chief and Ch…    Sojourners     USA

90: “Talk to Me”

An exhibit that explores the world of communication between people and things will open at New York’s Museum of Modern Art in 2011.

Curator Paola Antonelli leads a visual journey through the way objects, cities and systems talk to people in different ways.

Panellists    ANTONELLI Paola     Senior Curator, Depart…    Museum of Modern Art     Italy

91: The New Reality of Climate Change

How can we build on the growing interest in national and stakeholder-driven solutions to make the needed progress on climate change mitigation and adaptation?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Role of business
- Low-carbon growth plans
- Coalitions of like-minded countries

Moderated by    WIRTH Timothy E.     President    United Nations Foundation     USA
Panellists    CAMERON James     Founder and Vice-Chairman    Climate Change Capital     United Kingdom
Panellists    FIGUERES Christiana     Executive Secretary, U…         Costa Rica
Panellists    HEDEGAARD Connie     Commissioner, Climate …         Denmark
Panellists    MOLEWA Edna     Minister of Water and …         South Africa
Panellists    STIGSON Björn     President    World Business Council for Sustainabl…     Sweden

92: Europe: Back to the Drawing Board?

How can Europe implement the structural reforms required to ensure its cohesion and competitiveness?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Addressing sovereign debt
- Employment and social security policies
- Structural reform agenda (Europe 2020)
- Improving the business environment

Moderated by    BARBER Lionel     Editor    The Financial Times     United Kingdom
Panellists    CLEGG Nick     Deputy Prime Minister …         United Kingdom
Panellists    FAYMANN Werner     Federal Chancellor of …         Austria
Panellists    PAPANDREOU George A.     Prime Minister of Greece         Greece
Panellists    TRICHET Jean-Claude     President, European Ce…         France
Panellists    WALLENBERG Jacob     Chairman    Investor AB     Sweden

93: How to Close the Gender Gap

How are businesses and governments developing models to achieve gender parity?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Innovative approaches
- The Nordic experience
- Emerging market models
- Implementation challenges

Moderated by    BROWN J. Frank     Dean    INSEAD     USA
Panellists    KIVINIEMI Mari     Prime Minister of Finland         Finland
Panellists    MOHOHLO Linah K.     Governor of the Bank o…         Botswana
Panellists    O’BRIEN Damien     Global Chairman and Ch…    Egon Zehnder International SA     Australia
Panellists    OTTO Jill     Director    Companhia Financeira OTTO     Brazil
Panellists    SCHWAB Nicole     Co-Founder    The Gender Equality Project     Switzerland

94: IdeasLab with University of Oxford: Breakthroughs in Technology for Society

Expert presentations and in-depth group discussions will focus on:

Idea 1: Technology to overcome the biggest challenges
Idea 2: Geo-engineering to slow climate change or compound the dangers
Idea 3: Re-engineering nerve cells to remote-control behaviour
Idea 4: Technologies to create a marketplace for biodiversity
Idea 5: Novel vaccines to drive improvements in child health

Discussion Leaders    GOLDIN Ian     Director, Oxford Marti…    University of Oxford     South Africa
Discussion Leaders    HENDERSON Gideon     Co-Director, 21st Cent…    University of Oxford     United Kingdom
Discussion Leaders    LEA Susan     Co-Director, Institute…    University of Oxford     United Kingdom
Discussion Leaders    MIESENBOECK Gero     Co-Director, Programme…    Oxford Martin School     Austria
Discussion Leaders    WILLIS Kathy     Director, Biodiversity…    University of Oxford     United Kingdom
Facilitated by    PASCALE Richard T.     Associate Fellow    Saïd Business School, University…     USA
Introduced by    HAMILTON Andrew     Vice-Chancellor    University of Oxford     United Kingdom

95: Healing through Music

“After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.” – Aldous Huxley

How can music provide a healing power to soothe the mind as well as the soul?

Panellists    OSBORNE Nigel     Professor, School of Arts    The University of Edinburgh     United Kingdom

96: Shakespearean Leadership

Shakespearean wisdom provides a unique perspective on effective approaches for motivation, persuasion and engagement.

Join this active learning session for timeless insights into leadership.

Panellists    ADELMAN Carol     President    Movers & Shakespeares     USA
Panellists    ADELMAN Ken     Vice-President    Movers & Shakespeares     USA

97: The Politics of Slower Growth

How are political norms changing in slow-growth democracies?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- State role in the economy
- Social welfare and pension reform
- Popular disillusionment and political backlash
- Impact on long-term strategic priorities

Moderated by    GARTON ASH Timothy     Professor of European …    University of Oxford     United Kingdom
Panellists    COPÉ Jean-François     Secretary-General, Uni…         France
Panellists    HASEGAWA Yasuchika     President and Chief Ex…    Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Ltd     Japan
Panellists    JONGERIUS Agnes     President    Confederation of Dutch Trade Unions     Netherlands
Panellists    PRÖLL Josef     Vice-Chancellor and Fe…         Austria
Panellists    SUMMERS Lawrence H.     Charles W. Eliot Unive…    Harvard University     USA

98: The Unrecoverable Error: How to Respond

How can businesses ensure that a severe economic, financial, social or environmental shock does not impact their social license to operate?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Financial market breakdowns
- Confidential data breaches
- Infrastructure failures

Moderated by    STEINBERG Kevin     Chief Operating Office…         Canada
Panellists    ABDULLA-JANAHI Khalid     Honorary Chairman    Vision 3     Bahrain
Panellists    CARNEY Mark J.     Governor of the Bank o…         Canada
Panellists    DYER Colin     President and Chief Ex…    Jones Lang LaSalle Inc.     United Kingdom
Panellists    PAGLIUCA Stephen G.     Managing Director    Bain Capital     USA
Panellists    WIRJAWAN Gita     Chairman, Investment C…         Indonesia

99: Our Origins: Understanding the Universe

With less than 5% of the universe visible to us today, how are scientists trying to understand our origins and what the universe holds?

A visual exploration of:

- Astrophysics
- Quantum physics

Moderated by    CAMPBELL Philip     Editor-in-Chief    Nature     United Kingdom
Panellists    HEUER Rolf-Dieter     Director-General    European Organization for Nuclear Res…     Germany
Panellists    KRAUSS Lawrence M.     Professor, School of E…    Arizona State University     USA

100: The Future of Chinese Enterprise (Mandarin Chinese)

Given China’s tradition of state ownership, how will its largest companies compete domestically and expand internationally?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Strategic industries
- Investor relations
- Corporate governance
- Future economic reforms and “opening up”

Moderated by    LI DAOKUI     Director    Center for China in the World Economy…     People’s Republic of China
Panellists    GAO JIFAN     Chairman and Chief Exe…    Trina Solar Ltd     People’s Republic of China
Panellists    LIU CHUANZHI     Chairman of the Board    Lenovo     People’s Republic of China
Panellists    PENG SEN     Vice-Chairman, Nationa…         People’s Republic of China
Panellists    YU RUMIN     Chairman of the Board    Tianjin Port (Group) Company Ltd     People’s Republic of China
Panellists    ZHU Min     Special Adviser, Inter…         People’s Republic of China

101: Combating Chronic Disease

With chronic disease causing nearly 60% of all deaths, how should the public and private sectors work together to combat diabetes, cancer, and heart and lung diseases?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Impact of chronic disease globally
- Creating political attention
- Cross-industry collaboration

Moderated by    GUPTA Sanjay     Chief Medical Correspo…    CNN International     USA
Panellists    BAN KI-MOON     Secretary-General, Uni…         Republic of Korea
Panellists    CLARK Richard T.     Chairman    Merck & Co. Inc.     USA
Panellists    FRENK Julio     Dean    Harvard School of Public Health     Mexico
Panellists    JACOBS Paul E.     Chairman and Chief Exe…    Qualcomm Inc.     USA
Panellists    POWELL Kendall J.     Chairman and Chief Exe…    General Mills Inc.     USA

102: Taking Part in Community Transformation

“We are not transformed because we have understanding of our situation; rather, we are transformed by participating in the process of transformation.” – Augusto Boal

How can leaders promote change among the people with whom, and often on whose behalf, they interact?

This theatre-based session will address the following:

- Developing critical awareness
- Removing obstacles to action
- Transforming dependency into autonomy

Facilitated by    BLAIR Brent     Associate Professor of…    University of Southern California (USC)     USA
Introduced by    BECKER Carol     Dean, School of the Arts    Columbia University     USA

103: Accounting for New Realities: Redesigning Corporate Reporting

With growing interest in the environmental, social and ethical risks associated with global business, how should corporate reporting be redesigned to integrate critical information on these risks under a common framework?

This workshop will address the following dimensions:

- Shortcomings of existing accounting standards
- Critical new non-financial aspects of performance
- Ensuring a balanced playing field

Challengers    LIGTERINGEN Ernst     Chief Executive    Global Reporting Initiative (GRI)     Netherlands
Challengers    SAMANS Richard     Managing Director, Wor…         USA
Discussion Leaders    NALLY Dennis     Chairman    PricewaterhouseCoopers International     USA
Discussion Leaders    NONNENMACHER Rolf     Chairman, KPMG, German…    KPMG     Germany
Discussion Leaders    QUIGLEY James H.     Global Chief Executive…    Deloitte     USA
Discussion Leaders    TURLEY James S.     Chairman and Chief Exe…    Ernst & Young     USA
Facilitated by    ESTY Dan     Professor    Yale University     USA

104: Yes Is More – The Architecture of Inclusivism

Architect Bjarke Ingels embraces an inclusive approach to incorporate ideas, overcome limitations and design buildings beyond expectations.

How is architecture today focused on evolution, not revolution?

Introduced by    LOADES Emma     Director, Programme De…         United Kingdom
Panellists    INGELS Bjarke     Architect    Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG)     Denmark

105: Redesigning the International Monetary System: A Davos Debate

How should the international monetary system evolve to improve macroeconomic coordination?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Lessons from previous crises
- Options for international monetary system reform
- Enhanced G20 coordination
- Possible scenarios

Moderated by    BERGSTEN C. Fred     Director    The Peterson Institute for Internatio…     USA
Panellists    GREF Herman     Chairman of the Board …    Sberbank     Russian Federation
Panellists    JIANG JIANQING     Chairman of the Board    Industrial and Commercial Bank of Chi…     People’s Republic of China
Panellists    LAGARDE Christine     Minister of Economy, F…         France
Panellists    LIPSKY John     First Deputy Managing …         USA
Panellists    RAJAN Raghuram G.     Eric J. Gleacher Disti…    The University of Chicago Booth Schoo…     India
Panellists    SOROS George     Chairman    Soros Fund Management LLC     USA

106: Leapfrogging to Low-carbon Growth

How can emerging economies embark on a low-carbon growth path and become low-carbon role models?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Meeting and reshaping consumer expectations
- Changing industry behaviour
- Financing national plans

Moderated by    VAITHEESWARAN Vijay     Correspondent    The Economist     USA
Panellists    GULABCHAND Ajit     Chairman and Managing …    Hindustan Construction Company Ltd     India
Panellists    LEAHY Sir Terry     Chief Executive    Tesco Plc     United Kingdom
Panellists    PATEL Ebrahim     Minister of Economic D…         South Africa
Panellists    SHI ZHENGRONG     Chairman and Chief Exe…    Suntech Power Holdings Co. Ltd     Australia
Panellists    Lord STERN     IG Patel Professor of …    London School of Economics and Politi…     United Kingdom

107: The Reality of Terrorism

Ten years after 9/11, how have terrorist methods and threats evolved?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- Risks and incubators of terrorism since 9/11
- Countering terrorism’s narrative
- Risk response and resilience

Moderated by    CHIPMAN John     Director-General and C…    International Institute for Strategic…     United Kingdom
Panellists    CHIDAMBARAM Palaniappan     Minister of Home Affai…         India
Panellists    CRONIN Audrey Kurth     Professor of Strategy    U.S. National War College     USA
Panellists    KHAN Imran     Chairman, Pakistan Teh…         Pakistan
Panellists    TAHIR-UL-QADRI Muhammad     Founder    Minhaj-ul-Quran International     Canada
Panellists    TERTRAIS Bruno     Senior Research Fellow    Fondation pour la Recherche Strat…     France

108: From Life without Limbs to Life without Limits

A true example of the power of the human spirit, Nick Vujicic has overcome a seemingly insurmountable disability.

How can we gain inspiration from his experience to face the challenges that come our way, and live our lives without limits?

Introduced by    YANKLOWITZ Shmuly     Founder and President    Uri L’Tzedek     USA
Panellists    VUJICIC Nick     Founder and President    Life Without Limbs     Australia

109: Leadership under Pressure

In January 2009, a jet carrying 155 passengers and crew made an emergency landing into the freezing waters of the Hudson River near Manhattan – all survived the experience.

The airplane’s pilot, Captain Chesley Sullenberger, shares his insights into the factors that made the difference between triumph and tragedy on that fateful flight.

Introduced by    WEST Tiffany     Director, Programme De…         USA
Panellists    SULLENBERGER Chesley B.     Founder    Safety Reliability Methods Inc.     USA

110: China’s Impact on Global Trade and Growth

The year 2011 marks a decade since China joined the World Trade Organization.

How will Chinese economic growth continue to influence global trading patterns?

The following dimensions will be addressed:

- China’s export growth model
- The future of multilateral trade

Chaired by    SUTHERLAND Peter D.     Chairman    Goldman Sachs International     Ireland
Panellists    CHEN DEMING     Minister of Commerce o…         People’s Republic of China
Panellists    LAMY Pascal     Director-General, Worl…         France

112: A Conversation with William J. Clinton

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Chaired by    SCHWAB Klaus     Founder and Executive …         Germany
Panellists    CLINTON William J.     Founder    William J. Clinton Foundation     USA

114: Has the West Failed in Afghanistan?

In Afghanistan, the troops of the international community of the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) states are more and more on the defensive. The Taliban is gradually gaining terrain. Tribal culture, corruption and cultivation of opium hinder the building of democracy.

Has the West failed in its required reconstruction in Afghanistan? Do drug cultivation, corruption and failing democratic structures make Afghanistan ungovernable? What responsibility does the West carry? What are the consequences for Afghanistan and the West?

Moderated by    WILLE Susanne F.     Journalist    Swiss Television SF     Switzerland
Panellists    VAN BIJLERT Martine     Co-Director, Afghanist…
Panellists    DARYA Fahrad     Singer, Composer, Peac…         Afghanistan
Panellists    SIKORSKI Radoslaw Tomasz     Minister of Foreign Af…         Poland
Panellists    TILGNER Ulrich     Journalist, Germany
Panellists    YACOOBI Sakena     Executive Director    Afghan Institute of Learning     Afghanistan

113: Summer Davos in Dalian Reception

Xia Deren, Party Secretary, Dalian CPC Municipal Committee, People’s Republic of China, invites participants and their spouses to a reception to celebrate Dalian hosting the Summer Davos in 2011. The reception will feature live music and a selection of traditional Chinese hors d’oeuvres.

115: Asset Allocation Heatmap: Betting on Global Risks

Successful investing requires understanding and capturing the opportunities created by risk. How can investors create portfolios that focus on key global risks?

This interactive WorkSpace will explore trends and investment decisions associated with:

- Resource scarcity
- Supply chain disruptions
- Exchange rate volatility/currency stability
- Cybersecurity

Facilitated by    STEINBERG Kevin     Chief Operating Office…         Canada
With    AEGERTER Daniel S.     Chairman    Armada Investment Group AG     Switzerland
With    AVERSA Stefano     President and Member o…    AlixPartners LLP     Italy
With    FABER Joachim     Chief Executive Officer    Allianz Global Investors AG     Germany
With    JAIN Anshu     Member of the Manageme…    Deutsche Bank AG     United Kingdom
With    LONG David     President    Liberty Mutual Group     USA
With    MINTZ Daniel R.     Founding Managing Dire…    Olympus Capital Holdings Asia     USA
With    O’BRIEN Richard     President and Chief Ex…    Newmont Mining Corporation     USA
With    PARR Gary     Vice Chairman & Member…    Lazard Frères & Co.     USA

116: From Vision to Action: Africa’s Next Chapter

Over the past decade, Africa’s GDP growth topped the global average, lifting over 100 million people out of extreme poverty. What steps are leaders taking to ensure that inclusive growth continues to be at the heart of the continent’s development agenda?

Discussion Leaders    BRABECK-LETMATHE Peter     Chairman of the Board    Nestlé SA     Austria
Discussion Leaders    CARROLL Cynthia     Chief Executive    Anglo American Plc     USA
Discussion Leaders    DUKE Mike     President and Chief Ex…    Wal-Mart Stores Inc.     USA
Discussion Leaders    TINUBU Jubril Adewale     Group Chief Executive    Oando Plc     Nigeria
Discussion Leaders    WALSH Paul S.     Chief Executive    Diageo Plc     United Kingdom
Moderated by    MOHOHLO Linah K.     Governor of the Bank o…         Botswana
Opening Remarks by    ANNAN Kofi     Secretary-General, Uni…         Ghana
Panellists    KIKWETE Jakaya M.     President of Tanzania         Tanzania
Panellists    TSVANGIRAI Morgan     Prime Minister of Zimb…         Zimbabwe
Panellists    ZENAWI Meles     Prime Minister of Ethi…         Ethiopia
Panellists    ZUMA Jacob G.     President of South Africa         South Africa

117: An Economic Narrative for the 21st Century

The 20th century saw the rise and fall of Communism, while the beginning of the 21st century has already introduced a major crisis in market capitalism.

What should be the economic narrative for the 21st century?

Discussion Leaders    COLLIER Paul     Professor of Economics…    University of Oxford     United Kingdom
Discussion Leaders    FRENKEL Jacob A.     Chairman JPMorgan Chas…    JPMorgan Chase & Co.     Israel
Discussion Leaders    JOHNSON Simon     Ronald A. Kurtz, Profe…    MIT – Sloan School of Management     USA
Discussion Leaders    LU Kevin     Regional Director, Asi…    Multilateral Investment Guarantee Age…     USA
Discussion Leaders    MAGNANI Marco     Managing Director    Mediobanca SpA     Italy
Discussion Leaders    RANGAN Subramanian     The Abu Dhabi Crown Pr…    INSEAD     USA
Discussion Leaders    SCHARMER C. Otto     Senior Lecturer, Organ…    MIT – Sloan School of Management     Germany
Discussion Leaders    STIGLITZ Joseph E.     Professor    Columbia University     USA
Moderated by    RAMO Joshua Cooper     Managing Director    Kissinger Associates Inc.     USA

118: Educating Tomorrow’s Leaders

The financial crisis revealed shortcomings in the curricula of institutions tasked with developing leaders.

How should institutions change their curricula to better prepare tomorrow’s leaders?

Discussion Leaders    BECKER Carol     Dean, School of the Arts    Columbia University     USA
Discussion Leaders    JAIN Dipak C.     Dean Designate    INSEAD     USA
Discussion Leaders    LIKIERMAN Andrew     Dean    London Business School     United Kingdom
Discussion Leaders    MOSTAFAVI Mohsen     Dean    Harvard University Graduate School of…     USA
Discussion Leaders    NOHRIA Nitin     Dean    Harvard Business School     USA
Discussion Leaders    PROBST Gilbert J. B.     Managing Director and …         Switzerland
Discussion Leaders    VANHONACKER Wilfried     Dean    Moscow School of Management Skolkovo     Belgium
Moderated by    TURLEY James S.     Chairman and Chief Exe…    Ernst & Young     USA

119: Exploring the Extremes

The worlds above the clouds and out at sea continue to fascinate explorers, engineers and scientists. What draws us to these extreme environments, and what are the experiences of those who dare to go there?

Discussion Leaders    LEVINE Alison     Mountaineer and President    DareDevil Strategies     USA
Discussion Leaders    STONE Greg     Senior Vice-President …    Conservation International     USA
Discussion Leaders    SULLENBERGER Chesley B.     Founder    Safety Reliability Methods Inc.     USA
Moderated by    RIS Bud     President and Chief Ex…    New England Aquarium     USA

120: The Rise and Decline of Languages

More than 7,000 languages are spoken around the globe, yet every two weeks one vanishes forever.

How do the rise and decline of languages affect memories of the past and shape the future?

Discussion Leaders    BHABHA Homi K.     Anne F. Rothenberg Pro…    Harvard University     USA
Discussion Leaders    BOKOVA Irina Gueorguieva     Director-General, Unit…         Bulgaria
Discussion Leaders    KOTHARI Brij     Director    PlanetRead     India
Discussion Leaders    LIEBERMAN Zachary     Artist and Computer Pr…    thesystemis     USA
Discussion Leaders    PARKER Philip     Professor of Managemen…    INSEAD     USA
Moderated by    SIMMONS Ruth J.     President    Brown University     USA

121: Getting Things Done: Macro and Micro Strategies

Information technology allows a million people to collaborate in real time, while research in behavioural economics reveals why one person may join the million and why another will not. How do we achieve results at both ends of the human scale?

Discussion Leaders    ARIELY Dan     Professor of Psycholog…    Duke University     USA
Discussion Leaders    ARMSTRONG Peter     Director    OneWorld UK     United Kingdom
Discussion Leaders    GOPALAKRISHNAN Kris     Chief Executive Office…    Infosys Technologies Ltd     India
Discussion Leaders    NGUYEN THIEN NHAN     Deputy Prime Minister …         Vietnam
Discussion Leaders    SINGER Tania     Director, Department o…    Max-Planck Institute for Human Cognit…     Germany
Discussion Leaders    TAPSCOTT Don     Chairman    Moxie Insight     Canada
Moderated by    COHON Jared     President    Carnegie Mellon University     USA

240: Provocative Art

“They always say time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself.” – Andy Warhol

How does art provoke society and society provoke art?

Discussion Leaders    ELIASSON Olafur     Artist    Studio Olafur Eliasson     Iceland
Moderated by    ANTONELLI Paola     Senior Curator, Depart…    Museum of Modern Art     Italy

122: Laying the Foundation for a Latin American Decade

One measure of real progress in Latin America is that 40 million people have been moved out of poverty.

What strategic challenges should the continent focus on to continue its progress and increase its impact as a global player?

Discussion Leaders    DE AGUIAR PATRIOTA Ant…     Minister of External R…         Brazil
Discussion Leaders    CALDERÓN Felipe     President of Mexico         Mexico
Discussion Leaders    FERNÁNDEZ Leonel     President of the Domin…         Dominican Republic
Discussion Leaders    FREIRE Andy     Chairman    Endeavor     Argentina
Discussion Leaders    MARTINELLI Ricardo     President of Panama         Panama
Discussion Leaders    NAÍM Moisés     Senior Associate, Inte…    Carnegie Endowment for International …     USA
Discussion Leaders    SANTOS Juan Manuel     President of Colombia         Colombia
Discussion Leaders    SARMIENTO Sergio     Editor-in-Chief and Vi…    TV Azteca SA de CV     Mexico
Moderated by    ARGUETA DE BARILLAS Ma…     Senior Director, Head …         El Salvador

123: Role Models for the 21st Century

It is a common lament that the current generation does not have role models to inspire it.

Who are the leaders from the past that are role models for the future?

Discussion Leaders    CHAPMAN Nigel     Chief Executive Officer    Plan International     United Kingdom
Discussion Leaders    GARTON ASH Timothy     Professor of European …    University of Oxford     United Kingdom
Discussion Leaders    KOEHN Nancy     James E. Robison Profe…    Harvard Business School     USA
Discussion Leaders    O’BRIEN Damien     Global Chairman and Ch…    Egon Zehnder International SA     Australia
Discussion Leaders    SILVA Raquel Helen     Global Changemaker    British Council     Brazil
Discussion Leaders    SUTTON Robert I.     Professor, Management …    Stanford University     USA

124: Women of Will: Shakespeare’s Wonderful and Witty Women

Shakespeare was ahead of his time in portraying forceful, brilliant and ambitious women. How do his plays reinforce the importance of bringing new and diverse perspectives into decision-making?

Discussion Leaders    ADELMAN Carol     President    Movers & Shakespeares     USA
Discussion Leaders    ADELMAN Ken     Vice-President    Movers & Shakespeares     USA

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Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Davos in Winter


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