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| Draft Program 19-21 November 2005 Wuzhou Guest House Shenzhen China (Updated on: 2005-11-21) |
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09:00--10:00
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Special Plenary Session
(Huaxia Hall, 2 nd Floor, Building B, Wuzhou Guest House)
Chairman: LONG Yongtu, Secretary General, Boao Forum for Asia
Keynote Speaker: H. E. Thaksin SHINAWATRA, Prime Minister of Thailand
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10:30--12:00
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Opening
Chairman: LONG Yongtu, Secretary General, Boao Forum for Asia
Welcome Speeches:
Fidel V. RAMOS, Chairman of Board of Directors of Boao Forum for Asia, Former President of the Philippines View File Download File
Corporate Branding and International Operation
(Huaxia Hall, 2 nd Floor, Building B, Wuzhou Guest House)
Brand is the pass to market and a good one is the pass to the international market. Brand speaks for the quality, management and service of an enterprise or a product. The ultimate goal of an enterprise is to earn market recognition for its brand and service. The international market is a place teeming with famous brands. Newcomers will find it extremely difficult to get in without a well-recognized brand. The key to the success of enterprises on the path of internationalization is to establish their own international brands.
Chairman: Victor FUNG, Chairman of Hong Kong Airport Authority, Chairman of the Li & Fung Group
Speakers:
Utz-Hellmuth FELCHT, Chairman & CEO, Degussa AG View File Download File
CHEY Jae Won, Vice Chairman, SK Group View File Download File
WONG Kwong Yu, President, Beijing Eagle Investment Co., Ltd.
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14:30--16:00
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Building the World 3 rd Largest Trading System—The Role of Asian Companies
(Yangtse River Room,2 nd Floor, Building A, Wuzhou Guest House)
Looming larger and larger on the global economic landscape, Asia has become the world's third largest trading system after the US and Europe . This has apparently altered the existing international economic pattern dominated by developed countries. Asian enterprises, in this process, have played the key role. However, there is still a lot for Asian enterprises to learn from the US and Europe in terms of corporate and regulatory systems so as to improve the quality of Asia 's development.
Chairman: Peter Kwong-ching WOO, Chairman of Hong Kong Trade Development Council, Chairman of the Wharf (Holdings) Ltd.
Speakers :
Michael YEOH, Secretary General of Malaysia-China Business Council, Co-Founder and CEO of the Asian Strategy & Leadership Institute (ASLI) View File Download File
Kingsley WICKRAMARATNE, Governor of Southern Province, Advisor on International Trade to the President of Sri Lanka
Fred HU, Managing Director, Goldman Sachs Asia
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14:30--16:00
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Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship
(Shenzhen Room, 2 nd Floor, Building A, Wuzhou Guest House)
Deregulation and investment liberalization, as a result of economic and social reforms instituted by Asian countries and the diminishing role of government in the economy, has drawn attention to entrepreneurship and technology innovation from not only the business community but all walks of life. Such a climate is of great significance to the growth of new, small and medium-sized enterprises and to the vigorous and sound development of the macro-economy.
Chairman: Jonathan ZHU , Managing Director of Morgan Stanley and Chief Executive Officer of Morgan Stanley China
Speakers:
ZHANG Ya-Qin, Vice President, Microsoft Corporation
Robin LI, Chairman and CEO, Baidu.com, Inc.
MA Huateng, Chairman & CEO, Tencent Co., Ltd.
Klaus ZIMMER, President, SAP North Asia
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16:30--18:00
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Energy and Asia 's Sustainable Development
(Yangtse River Room,2 nd Floor, Building A, Wuzhou Guest House)
One of the key driving factors for economy and society is, among others, energy. Energy consumption improves living standards and leads to environmental changes. Innovation is key to contributing solutions to help resolve the gap between the request of improving living standards and careful management of natural resources. Without proper social and political giving, a sustainable development cannot be achieved.
Chairman: Utz-Hellmuth FELCHT, Chairman & CEO, Degussa AG
Speakers:
Bjoern STIGSON , President, World Business Council for Sustainable Development View File Download File
WANG Jiming, Vice Chairman of Sinopec Corp. View File Download File
George GILBOY, Country Manager for China , Woodside View File Download File
ZHANG Yue, President, Broad Air Conditioning Co., Ltd.
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November 21 (Monday)
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09:00--10:30
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World Economic Development: Prospects and Estimates
(Huaxia Hall, 2 nd Floor, Building B, Wuzhou Guest House)
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Will roaring oil prices in the past year lead to a replay of the 1973 oil crisis, upset the momentum of economic revival in Japan and the US, slow down growth in China, India and other Asia Pacific countries and make it hard for Europe to recover? Will the product and market structure of China 's import and export be greatly changed by RMB revaluation? A variety of factors affect the international economic situation in different ways. Given such diverse and complex factors, what will the world economy be like in 2006?
Chairman: HUANG Yiping, Managing Director and Head of Asia Pacific Economic and Market Analysis, Citigroup
Speakers:
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HA Jiming, Chief Economist, China International Capital Corporation
XU Lin, Deputy Director General, Development Planning Department, National Development and Reforming Commission ， China
Noriyasu YOSHIZAWA , President for China, Nomura Securities Co., Ltd. Christopher WOOD, Managing Director, Equity Strategist, Credit Lyonnais Securities Asia (CLSA)
Frank FX GONG, Managing Director, Head of Research and Chief Economist for China , JPMorgan
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11:00--12:30
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Logistics: Networking Asia with the World
(Huaxia Hall, 2 nd Floor, Building B, Wuzhou Guest House)
From transportation and storage in the traditional sense to the 3PL outsourcing to the 4PL supply chain solutions, “Logistics” has evolved into a quite different concept today in both denotation and connotation, as manifested in the success stories of logistics multinationals. For such an important manufacture base and export-led economy as Asia , the importance and imperativeness of vigorously developing the logistics sector is self-evident. To learn from proven international logistics theories and expertise and bring Asian logistics enterprises up to a new level is vital to reducing logistics costs of Asian economic growth and ensuring its sustainability.
Chairman: Gary Wu, President and CEO, Greater China ,
Volvo Truck Corporation
Speakers:
Ken TOROK, President, Asia & Pacific, UPS
David CUNNINGHAM*, President, Asia & Pacific, Fedex
WU Fapei, Vice President , China Intl. Marine Containers (Group) Ltd. View File Download File
Richard NICHOLSON, Vice President, AP Moller – Maersk View File Download File
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15:00--17:00
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Housing A Billion People — Responsibilities of the Government and Real Estate Developers
(Shenzhen Room, 2 nd Floor, Building A, Wuzhou Guest House)
China ' s real estate market has just experienced the impact of government policies, with aftershocks still lingering on. Government policies were designed to squeeze out bubbles and prevent the price drifting too far away from the value, rather than disrupting normal operation and development of the real estate market. Exorbitant real estate prices are of no good to the national economy and people ' s lives. China ' s huge population and the urbanization of rural farmers will generate and unleash enormous demand for residential buildings, office towers and general-purpose workshops. The question is: what responsibilities should the government and enterprises take up respectively?
Chairman: PAN Shiyi, Chairman & Co-CEO, SOHO China
Speakers ：
CHEN Huai, Director General, Research Centre, Ministry of Construction, China View File Download File
LIU Xiaoguang, Chairman, China Capital Real Estate Group
LI Hua, Chairman, Excellence Group View File Download File
REN Zhiqiang, President, Huayuan Group View File Download File
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15:00--17:00
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Roles and Responsibilities of Young Leaders
(Yangtse River Room,2 nd Floor, Building A, Wuzhou Guest House)
How the next generation of leaders looks at Asia, both from within Asia and outside? Do those under 40 believe they view their role in the business world is more than simply growing the bottom line more so than the current generation of leaders? What responsibility do these business leaders view they have to their workers, communities and the environment? And do they believe business should be playing a more explicit role in a country's domestic and foreign relations?
Chairman: Steve OKUN, Vice President, Public Affairs, UPS Asia Pacific
Speakers:
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Michael Andrew JOHNSON, Secretary of Australia-China Committee,
Parliament of Australia , Federal Member For Ryan
Alyce SU, Director, Asia Pacific, GAM (owned by UBS Group) View File Download File
LIAO Junqiao, Executive Chairman, World Chinese Entrepreneurs General Association
Joshua Cooper RAMO, Managing Director, Kissinger Associates
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