Beyond Uncertain Times - Thunderbird School of Global Management
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Beyond Uncertain Times - Thunderbird School of Global Management
Beyond Uncertain Times: A Growth Agenda GLOBAL BUSINESS DIALOGUE Berlin, May 25, 2012 Co-Organizers Beyond Uncertain Times: A Growth Agenda Global Business Dialogue Global BGlobal usiness Dialogue Business Dialogue “The Berlin F“The orum” Berlin Forum” Thunderbird School of Global Management THUNDERBIRD Commercial S U.S. CHOOL O F G LOBAL M Service ANAGEMENT –OBerlin THUNDERBIRD S CHOOL F GLOBAL MANAGEMENT American Chamber of Commerce in Germany U.S. EMBASSY BERLIN SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES U.S. EMBASSY BERLIN SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AMERICAN CHAMBER AMERICAN OF COMMERCE IN GERMANY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN GERMANY Berlin, May 25, 2012 SWith ponsorship Opportunities the U.S. Sponsorship pportunities recovering fromO the deepest Corporate Partners • Platinum Sponsors recession in decades and concerns in Europe Silver Sbusiness ponsor leaders face continuing to persist, Silver Sponsor w ww.thunderbird.edu/dialogue uncertain times.Silver Much more is the w ww.thunderbird.edu/dialogue The Presenting Sponsor is aencouraging Major The Presenting Silver Sponsor is a Major Sponsor of the Global Business Dialogue – “The on both fact that corporations and entrepreneurs Sponsor of the Global Business Dialogue – “The Berlin orum” sides ofFthe Atlantic have technologies, innovations, Berlin Forum” plans and investment ready to spur The Silver Sponsor will be recognized at a substantive The M Silver Sponsor will be recognized at Principle Events, arketing, Public Relations, rebound. 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We invite you to participate. Program Schedule * Program Schedule * 8:00 – 9:00 a.m. 1:30 p.m. Registration Keynote Address: Jürgen Fitschen Member of the Management Board Deutsche Bank “Perspectives on Europe and the Financial Crisis” 9:00 a.m. Welcome / Opening Remarks: • Sybille von Obernitz, Senator, Berlin Senate • Philip Murphy, U.S. Ambassador to Germany • Fred B. Irwin, President American Chamber of Commerce in Germany • Barbara Barrett, President Thunderbird School of Global Management 9:30 a.m. Opening Address: John Bryson U.S. Secretary of Commerce 2:15 p.m. Dialogue: New Growth Agenda: Forward Visions I • Dr. Heinrich Hiesinger, ThyssenKrupp • Geoffrey E. Merszei, DOW • Dr. Katharina Lichtner, Capital Dynamics • Hubert Weber, Kraft Foods 3:15 p.m. Coffee Break 3:45 p.m. • Ambassador Robert M. Kimmitt, Deloitte • Friedrich Merz, Atlantik-Brücke • Dr. Arend Oetker, BDI Dialogue: New Growth Agenda: Forward Visions II • Marne Levine, Facebook • Beatrice Guillaume-Grabisch, Beverage Partners Worldwide • John Saunders, Fleishman-Hillard • Bindi Karia, Microsoft 10:30 a.m. Coffee Break 4:45 p.m. 9:45 a.m. Dialogue: The Trans-Atlantic Relationship Closing Remarks: 11:00 a.m. Dialogue: The German Growth Model • • • • Gabor Steingart, Handelsblatt Dr. Jürgen Friedrich, Germany Trade & Invest Frank Riemensperger, Accenture Stephan M. Heck, DZ Bank 12:00 noon Lunch Master of Ceremonies Barbara Barrett President Thunderbird School of Global Management 7:15 p.m. Gala Dinner Keynote Address: Dr. Philipp Rösler (invited) Minister Federal Ministry for Economics and Technology Moderator Jim Clancy Todd Benjamin One of CNN’s leading journalists having served more than three decades covering the collapse of Communism, the fall of the Berlin Wall, the siege of Beirut, the Rwanda Genocide, and Iraq. Award-winning journalist, professional moderator and former anchor and financial editor for CNN. * Schedule/Program subject to change Dialogue Participants * Dialogue Participants * Dialogue Participants * Dialogue Participants * John Bryson Jürgen Fitschen Geoffery E. Merszei Robert Kimmitt John Bryson was appointed by President Obama as the 37th Secretary of Commerce and sworn into office on October 21, 2011. Bryson has nearly three decades of business experience, including 18 years as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Edison International. Member of the Management Board Deutsche Bank AG, Germany’s largest bank and one of the world’s leading financial service providers. Executive Vice President of The Dow Chemical Company; President of Dow Europe, Middle East and Africa; Chairman of Dow Europe. Dow is one of the largest chemical manufacturers in the world. Chairman of the Deloitte Center for Cross-Border Investment. Robert Kimmitt’s prior responsibilities were Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Treasury, U.S. Ambassador to Germany, and Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs. Dr. Heinrich Hiesinger Frank Riemensperger Marne Levine Chairman of the Executive Board of ThyssenKrupp AG, a leading technology and materials company with operations in more than 80 countries, including significant manufacturing presence in the U.S. CEO Accenture Germany, one of the world’s leading consulting and technology companies, serving clients in more than 120 countries. Vice President, Global Public Policy, Facebook. Marne Levine manages the company’s global public policy strategy fostering understanding and support for Facebook’s innovative technologies. Philip Murphy Beatrice Guillaume-Grabisch Hubert Weber Friedrich Merz U.S. Ambassador to Germany The promotion of German-U.S. trade and investment has been a hallmark of Ambassador Murphy’s tenure. CEO of Beverage Partners World-Wide, a major joint-venture between The Cola Cola Company and Nestlé. Ms. Guillaume-Grabisch formerly headed Cola Cola’s operations in Germany. President, Kraft Foods Europe (Coffee). Twelve of Kraft’s brands annually earn more than $ 1 billion worldwide. Hubert Weber has made sustainability one of the hallmarks of his management of Kraft Food’s Coffee. Chairman, Atlantik-Brücke, one of Germany’s leading associations promoting German-American relations. Previously, Mr. Merz was Chairman of the CDU/CSU, a member of German Parliament and a member of the European Parliament. Fred B. Irwin Gabor Steingart Bindi Karia Dr. Arend Oetker Vice Chairman, Citigroup Deutschland & President, American Chamber of Commerce in Germany. AmCham Germany is the largest AmCham in Europe with over 3,000 members. Editor-in-chief of Handelsblatt, Germany’s leading economic newspaper. Mr. Steingart is a well known author and respected analyst of trans-Atlantic issues, having served as Der Spiegel’s senior correspondent in Washington, D.C. Head of Venture Capital/Emerging Business for Microsoft. Bindi Karia leads one of the most innovative programs in the U.K. and Europe for early-stage technology companies. Vice-Chairman of the Federation of German Industries (BDI), and Managing Director, Dr. Arend Oetker Holding GmbH & Co. KG, Berlin. Dr. Oetker is also Chairman of the German Council on Foreign Relations. Barbara Barrett Dr. Katharina Lichtner Dr. Jürgen Friedrich John Saunders Managing Director, Capital Dynamics, managing over $26 billion in diverse private equity holdings. Dr. Lichtner was named one of the most influential women in European finance. President and CEO Germany Trade & Invest. Dr. Friedrich heads the German Federal Republic’s leading organization promoting foreign trade and inward investment. President, EMEA, Fleishman Hillard, one of the world’s largest public relations agencies, with an extensive global network including offices in 22 U.S. cities. Secretary Bryson is a key member of President Obama’s economic team working to implement the administration’s top economic priority: accelerating job creation. He works to strengthen the economic recovery and U.S. competitiveness, and he serves as the voice for the business community in the President’s Cabinet. New York and grew up in Florida and Ohio. Shortly after receiving his ersity, Mr. Irwin was Captain in the U.S. Army stationed at Frankfurt. He ork City at Dun and Bradstreet Inc. While working at Dun and Bradstreet ed to be involved with the military until his retirement as Colonel in 1995. President, Thunderbird School of Global Management; ranking consistently # 1 ed Citibank AG as Vice President and Business Head and became among the world’s leading international ember of the Board and Chief Operating Officer of Citigroup Germany in 009 Mr. Irwin served as Citi Country Officer at Citigroup & Citibank business schools. Barbara Barrett formerly ecame Vice Chairman in 2009. served as U.S. Ambassador to Finland. sident of AmCham Germany since 1991. Previously, he was also a isory Board of ifb AG and of goetzpartners Management Consultants man of the Supervisory Board of Motorola GmbH from 2004 through ember of the Atlantik-Brücke e.V., the Frankfurter Gesellschaft, and the hüringen Advisory Board. He was a member of National Football League ard from 2002 to 2007. For the further information see websites: s appointed by the German Chancellor as Chairman of the Opel Trust ervise the investment of GM assets in Europe. * other major speakers to be confirmed www.amcham.de www.thunderbird.edu / dialogue http//:export.gov / germany