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DAY 1: 15 October 2008
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7:30am |
Exclusive Networking Breakfast – By Invitation Only
Join us at our Exclusive Networking Breakfast where you will network with an exclusive group of your peers facing similar challenges, while making new and lasting contacts |
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8:00am |
Registration, Refreshments and Exhibition |
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CONCURRENT INDUSTRY TRACKS
Frost & Sullivan Experts across key Industry verticals guide you through this unique interactive session.
Specific industry tracks afford you the opportunity to collaborate with your industry's peers, your key management team and Frost & Sullivan Growth Consultants/Analysts to brainstorm how to effectively capitalize on growth opportunities.
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* click on the title of the track to access detailed agenda of the selected track.* |
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9:00am |
Ice breaker, Welcome and Introduction |
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9:15am |
EXECUTIVE BULLETIN – The CEO’s 360 degree perspective |
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10:00am |
KEY NOTE - Growth Success Story |
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10:45am |
Networking and Refreshment Break |
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11:15am |
INTERACTIVE – Roundtable Discussion
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12:00pm |
INTERACTIVE - Ask The Experts Panel |
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12:45pm |
FOOD FOR THOUGHT – Networking Luncheon Featuring Thought Leader Hosted Industry Discussions
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2:00pm |
PANEL DISCUSSION - Technology Sector of the Future |
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GENERAL SESSION - THE ECONOMIC SUMMIT |
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3:00pm |
EXECUTIVE INSIGHT – Eye on the Economy
The past year has seen lot of debate on “decoupling” of Asian economies from the US economy, with practical implications on whether the former might avoid following the latter into recession. The debate has largely followed current trends on GDP growth and financial market indicators, without providing adequate insights into the key engines of sustained growth within individual countries in Asia. This presentation will focus on a critical review of existing analyses, drawing important distinctions between trade relations and financial market co-movements, and amongst different types of shock and sectoral linkages.
Against the argument that Asian fundamentals and firms are stronger today than in 1997, the presentation points out several constraints in Asian countries’ policy adjustments to combat impacts of the US economic downturn, including limited growth potentials in domestic consumption, government spending, and new sources for foreign investment, and political rigidities facing currency adjustments. Particular attention will be paid to the Chinese economy in the next few months as the primary source of intra-regional demand buffer until the US economy could achieve a soft landing.
Dr. Kun-Chin Lin, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science,
National University of Singapore, Singapore |
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3:45pm |
Networking and Refreshment Break |
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4:15pm |
INTERACTIVE - Ask The Experts Panel - Global Leadership
Concluding session to provide key tips and guides to CEOs in their mission for global leadership.
Panelist:
Mike Train, President APAC, Emerson Process Management, USA
Dr. Johnsee Lee, President, Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), Taiwan
Suresh Thiru, Chief Operating Officer, Jobstreet, Malaysia
Dr. Kun-Chin Lin, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, National University of Singapore, Singapore
Moderator:
Manoj Menon, Partner & Managing Director, Asia-Pacific, Frost & Sullivan, Singapore |
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5:00pm |
EXECUTIVE INSIGHT – Sound Management or Good Governance?
Regulations are growing globally. How do you not overwhelm the business with continual projects to deliver governance? With the integration of business and IT in all industries how do we leverage both to drive compliance and deliver value?
Robert E. Stroud, International Vice President, CA Inc, USA |
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5:30pm |
ROSHAN TELECOM - Leadership in Emerging Markets
Roshan Telecom is an incredible success story in Afghanistan. It is one of the fastest growing telecommunications company in the region and operates in a challenging environment. But despite these challenges not only do they depict an excellent story of how to drive business growth but are also an outstanding example of how to play a key role in shaping the society and future of Afghanistan. Today, they are the country's highest tax payer, employ women in their workforce and also take other social initiatives.
Key Take-Aways:
- The Roshan growth story
- Addressing challenges in a tough market environment
- Contributing to change in the society and country
- Vision and plans for growth
Karim Khoja, Chief Executive Officer, Roshan Telecom, Afghanistan |
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6:00pm |
THE RESULTS - Annual CEO Survey On Growth In Today's Economy
David Frigstad, Chairman, Frost & Sullivan, USA |
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6:15pm |
EXECUTIVE CONGRESS CONCLUDES |
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