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ECONOMY, GOVERNANCE AND PENSION

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OPENING OF THE 10th EDITION OF THE WORLD STRATEGIC FORUM OPENING REMARKS

INAUGURAL PLENARY SESSION BETWEEN GROWTH AND UNCERTAINTY: A GLOBAL ECONOMIC OUTLOOK With a nominal growth rate poised to slow to less than 3%, and 12 years after the last recession, the global economy is in a deep transition. What are the current trends affecting the global economy? What should we do to foster sustainable growth? Should we expect an economic slowdown?

SPEAKERS Jelena McWilliams, Chairman, United States Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Bruno Colmant, Chief Executive Officer, Degroof Petercam Bank Paul Schultz, Chief Executive Officer, AON Securities José Luis Manzano, President, Integra Capital Shamik Dhar, Global Chief Economist, BNY Mellon Wealth Management

FIRESIDE CHAT EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES

SPEAKER Zulfiquar Ghadiyali, Chief Executive Officer, The Private Office of Sheikh Tahnoon Bin Saeed Al Nahyan

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FORUM 1 simultaneously INVESTING FOR COMPETITIVENESS: NEW RULES FOR A NEW DECADE A dynamic economy is critical to competing in an increasingly open world. How can investments support a country’s ability to compete globally? How do you know you really understand who your true competition is in an era of rapid tech and sector convergence? When it comes to building your own people, tech and innovation, how do you know whether to buy or build?

SPEAKERS Bill Casey, Vice Chair, Transaction Advisory Services, EY Americas Chris Campbell, Chief Strategist, Duff & Phelps Arnold Matthew, Managing Director and Global Head of Sustainable Finance, JP Morgan Chase

FORUM 2 simultaneously HEALTHCARE INNOVATION IN A VOLATILE WORLD From information-sharing to the use of artificial intelligence, technology is greatly transforming the healthcare ecosystem. What are the latest technologies used to treat diseases and face pandemics? How do public-private partnerships help the industry

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adapt to change and mitigate risks? How can we ensure that medical innovation is accessible to the whole population? SPEAKERS Nancy Knight, Director, Global Health Center, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Mark Dudman, Head, Global Product and AI Development, IBM Watson Health Emmanuel Ligner, President and Chief Executive Officer, GE Healthcare

FORUM 3 simultaneously REIMAGINING THE TRAVEL EXPERIENCE

In collaboration with the Greater Miami Convention Visitors Bureau (GMCVB) New digital technologies are disrupting the travel and hospitality industries across the globe. How is technology fundamentally changing the way travelers purchase and consume hospitality services? What role do technology and innovation play when it comes to attracting, satisfying and retaining an ever increasing and demanding class of domestic and international travelers? How should travel and hospitality industries adapt to change? SPEAKERS Phil Lovas, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Travel and Tourism, U.S. Department of Commerce Diana Plazas-Trowbridge, Chief Sales & Marketing Officer, Caribbean & Latin America, Marriott International

LUNCHEON PART 1 | RUNNING A PURPOSE-DRIVEN BUSINESS SPEAKER Tom Wilson, Chair, President and Chief Executive Officer, The Allstate Corporation PART 2 | THE FUTURE OF HEALTHCARE SPEAKER Brenton L. Saunders, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer, Allergan

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FIRESIDE CHAT REIMAGINING CAPITALISM SPEAKERS George H. Walker, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Neuberger Berman John W. Rogers, Jr., Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Ariel Investment Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild, Chief Executive Officer, E.L. Rothschild; and Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Coalition For Inclusive Capitalism

AFTERNOON PLENARY SESSION THE JOBS REVOLUTION: REDESIGNING WORK In collaboration with Miami Dade College (MDC) With a labor market remarkably different than the last decades, governments, companies and citizens need to adapt more than ever. How are automation and artificial intelligence transforming and shaping the American workplace? What role are

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continuing education and training playing in this overall national job transformation process? How can we foster cooperation between policy makers, business leaders and educators across the country?

SPEAKERS Kristi Hummel, Senior Vice President, Talent and Culture, Dell Technologies Alastair Fitzpayne, Executive Director, Future of Work Institute Scott Stump, Assistant Secretary for Career, Technical & Adult Education, U.S. Department of Education Sarita Gupta, Director, Future of Work(ers) Program, Ford Foundation – to be confirmed

FIRESIDE CHAT SPEAKER Ellen Weintraub, Commissioner, Federal Election Commission of the United States

AFTERNOON PLENARY SESSION CHAMPIONING WOMEN LEADERSHIP FOR SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS PERFORMANCE In collaboration with FinDev Canada The cause of gender equality in the corporate world has been gaining momentum, with increasing research showcasing the business case for corporate action to promote gender equality and women’s empowerment. However, women striving to rise up into leadership still face systemic and cultural hurdles that constrain their advancement. Why does promoting gender equality in businesses enhance performance, and how does it affect how companies attract, recruit, and develop talent? What disparities still exist that women need to overcome in different markets, and what are some reasons behind the continuing gender diversity deficits? What are some recommendations and policy initiatives for breaking the cycle and establishing high-level corporate leadership for gender equality?

SPEAKERS Nadine Leslie, Chief Executive Officer, SUEZ North America James P. Scriven, Chief Executive Officer, IDB Invest Stephanie Cohen, Chief Strategy Officer, Goldman Sachs Karyn Twaronite, Global Vice Chair, Diversity and Inclusiveness, EY

CLOSING ADDRESS

SPEAKER Mohammad Saif Al Sowaidi, President, Qatar Investment Authority (USA)

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TUESDAY, APRIL 7

ENERGY, INFRASTRUCTURE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

REGISTRATION

OPENING FIRESIDE CHAT SPEAKER Eileen Murray, Co-Chief Executive Officer, Bridgewater Associates

MORNING PLENARY SESSION NEXT-GEN INFRASTRUCTURE’S TODAY Rapid urbanization, changing climate conditions, aging infrastructure and population growth are some of the key factors currently putting pressure on emerging and developed countries alike. What role should public-private partnerships play in creating tomorrow’s infrastructure? What are the opportunities and challenges of modernizing U.S. infrastructure? How using digital technologies can transform capital infrastructure projects? INTRODUCTION Sergio Massa, National Deputy and President, Chamber of Deputies of Argentina

SPEAKERS Ricaurte, Vásquez Morales, Administrator and Chief Executive Officer, Panama Canal Authority Victor Rico, Secretary General, Development Bank of Latin America Mike Parker, Americas Infrastructure Leader, EY Lantosoa Rakotomalala, Minister of Industry, Trade and Crafts, Madagascar

FIRESIDE CHAT SPEAKER John McCormick, President and Chief Executive Officer, Blackstone Alternative Asset Management

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FORUM 1 simultaneously RENEWABLES: LEADING THE CHARGE Energy systems around the world are undergoing a global transition towards cleaner means of production, therefore affecting all aspects of modern life. With an ever growing energy demand, what energy solutions countries and local governments should use and implement? How can companies navigate the global energy transition? What role does innovation play when it comes to renewable energy?

SPEAKERS Georgios Papadimitriou, Head, Enel Green Power North America Katherine Hamilton, Chair, 38 North Solutions Dimitri Kazarinoff, Chief Executive Officer, XLFleet Leonardo Moreno, Senior Vice President, Corporate Strategy and Chief Commercial Officer, AES

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FORUM 2 simultaneously EMBRACING SUSTAINABILITY Driven by uncertain international and environmental conditions, cities, communities and companies are increasingly thinking long-term. What are the best strategies that we can implement in order to deliver sustainable growth, profitability and quality of life? What does it mean to be a responsible business or community in a digital world? How are environmental conditions shaping the mindset of the C-Suite and public officials?

SPEAKERS Philippe Zaouati, Chief Executive Officer, Mirova Jeffrey Marootian, Director of Transportation, Washington DC Bjarni Benediktsson, Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs, Iceland Julien Paluku, Minister of Industry, Democratic Republic of the Congo

FORUM 3 simultaneously INCUBATING SOLUTIONS: AN INTERACTIVE SESSION TO SOLVE GENDER INEQUALITY IN THE WORKPLACE In collaboration with FinDev Canada

SPEAKERS Kimberly Churches, Chief Executive Officer, American Association of University Women

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Lenore Rodicio, Executive Vice President and Provost, Miami Dade College (MDC)

LUNCHEON PART 1 | SPEAKER Mike Fernandez, Chairman, MBF Healthcare Partners PART 2 | WATER EFFICIENCY AND CLIMATE CHANGE SPEAKER Douglas M. Baker Jr., Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer, Ecolab

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AFTERNOON PLENARY SESSION ENVISIONING FUTURE CITIES In the future, cities are going to concentrate a greater portion of the world population. How can the private and public sectors work together to create smart cities? What place should we give to inclusive policies in tomorrow’s cities? How can we digitally empower cities to adapt and thrive in an increasingly volatile environment? INTRODUCTION Patrick Goddard, President, Brightline Trains

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SPEAKERS Pere Calvet, Director General, Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya (FGC); and President, International Association of Public Transport (UITP) Sanjeet Pandit, Global Head of Smart Cities, Qualcomm Edson Caram, Secretary of Mobility and Transportation, São Paulo

CLOSING PLENARY SESSION THE CYBERSECURITY IMPERATIVE In collaboration with Abacode With virtually all industries and key sectors of the economy relying on digital technology, cyber-related risks have never been so great. What are the current trends in terms of cyber risk and cyber solutions? How embracing cybersecurity can help a company’s growth strategy? What role the government should play when it comes to cyber-protecting critical infrastructure and strategic sectors of the economy?

INTRODUCTION Michael Ferris, Chief Executive Officer, Abacode

SPEAKERS Ed Cabrera, Chief Cybersecurity Officer, Trend Micro Tom Gann, Chief Public Policy Officer, McAfee Alex Rice, Co-Founder and Chief Technical Officer, Hacker One Ghonche Alavi, Consultant, Information Security, NYA Ram C Moham, Chief Executive Officer, Happiest Minds

CLOSING REMARKS OF THE 10TH WORLD STRATEGIC FORUM 5:00 PM

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