| 08:00 – 08:45 - Registration and welcome coffee |
| 08:45 – 09:05 - Welcome and opening remarks |
Emerson de Almeida – Dean, Fundação Dom Cabral (confirmed)
Karl P. Sauvant – Executive Director, Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investments (confirmed)
Xiongwen Lu – Dean, School of Management, Fudan University (confirmed)
Ajit Rangnekar – Dean, Indian School of Business (confirmed)
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09:05 – 10:05 - Panel I: Current global context, future trends, and implications for
multinationals from emerging markets |
The inaugural panel of the conference will present the current economic scenario from the point of view of leaders within the international arena. Individuals from government and academia will project into the short and medium term future how the current scenario will influence emerging market multinationals. The influence of this
scenario on the transnationalization process of emerging markets multinationals will be
also addressed. Each speaker will present his viewpoint, and then a discussion will
ensue.
Panelists:
B. S. Prakash – Indian Ambassador to Brazil (confirmed)
Vladimir Tyurdenev – Russian Ambassador to Brazil (confirmed)
Ajit Rangnekar – Dean, Indian School of Business (confirmed)
Moderator:
Eduardo Brandão de Azeredo – President of the Brazilian Senate's Committee on External Relations (confirmed)
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| 10:05 – 10:25 - Keynote Address: The Doha Round and its influence in the future internationalization process of Emerging Markets Transnational Corporations |
Celso Amorim - Minister, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil (confirmed)
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| 10:25 – 10:45 - Coffee Break |
10:45 – 11:05 - Keynote Address: The challenges of economic development, poverty
alleviation and enlightened globalization |
Jeffrey Sachs – Director, The Earth Institute at Columbia University (confirmed via video)
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11:05 – 12:20 - Roundtable I: Corporate social responsibility, sustainability, and the rise of
stakeholder importance |
As corporations pursue growth through globalization, they have encountered new
challenging responsibilities that impose limits to their growth and potential profits.
Government regulations, tariffs, environmental restrictions, varying standards of what
constitutes labor exploitation, development needs of distressed communities are problems that can cost organizations millions of dollars. The current situation of economic crisis is raising voices suggesting a new era of social responsibility.
This panel will examine the short and medium term future of CSR, inclusiveness and
sustainability in light of the current pressures on MNCs. Items to be discussed may include a broad overview of CSR and inclusive and sustainable businesses, markets and value chains, as a strategic position of MNCs; the development needs of distressed communities; and the role of public-private partnerships. Finally, examples of company experiences will be shared and explored.
Discussants:
Luiz Eugênio Mello - Director of Institute of Technology, Vale (confirmed)
Paulo Macedo – Director of Corporate and Legal Affairs, Coca Cola Femsa Mercosur (confirmed)
Ana Paula Grether Carvalho – Coordinator of Social and Environmental Report, Petrobras
(confirmed)
Cláudio Boechat – Professor, Fundação Dom Cabral (confirmed)
Moderator:
Bernardo Guillamon – Head, Office of Outreach and Partnerships, Inter-American Development Bank (confirmed)
Open Debate: 20 minutes |
| 12:20 – 15:00 - Lunch*: Inauguration of the Development Center for Knowledge in Management |
Inauguration Ceremony:
Aécio Neves Cunha – Governor, State of Minas Gerais (confirmed)
Dom Serafim Fernandes de Araújo – President, Fundação Dom Cabral Trustee Board (confirmed)
Aloysio Faria - Benefactor, Fundação Dom Cabral (confirmed)
Emerson de Almeida – Dean, Fundação Dom Cabral (confirmed)
(*) Lunch sponsored by FDC; with external guests.
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| 15:00 – 16:50 - Roundtable II: An integrated model of international value creation: Description and Application |
This roundtable addresses the prevailing assumption that internationalization processes
always add value. Companies that are engaging in internationalization (beyond exports)
are faced with the need to rethink their product value proposition, operations models,
human resource profiles, and ways in which they cooperate with their new host
communities (i.e., stake-holder relations and CSR). Furthermore, how do companies
create continuous learning from these experiences in order to benefit from prior attempts to internationalize?
Senior leaders from emerging market multinationals will present their experiences,
lessons learned, and current efforts regarding knowledge creation.
Discussants:
Rubens de La Rosa – CEO, Marcopolo (confirmed)
Décio da Silva – Chairman of the Board, WEG (confirmed)
Xue Quizhi – Professor, Fudan University (confirmed)
Jorge Forteza – Professor, University of San Andres (confirmed)
Moderator:
Jase Ramsey – Professor, Fundação Dom Cabral (confirmed)
Open Debate: 30 minutes
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| 16:50 – 17:10 - Coffee Break |
| 17:10 – 17:30 - Keynote Address: The shift of global financial power: The rise of emerging markets from the point of view of the New York Stock Exchange |
Duncan L Niederauer - CEO, NYSE Euronext (confirmed)
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| 19:00 – 21:00 Dinner |