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It is with great pleasure and excitement

that we welcome you all to the AralaCamber Be Cogre 2012.

Spakr Highights

We are now in a complex world o shiting business models,rapid advancements in technology and uid government policies.

As leading proessionals we need to not only stay ahead othe game but most importantly we need to stay ahead o ourcompetitors.

Themed Today Tomorrow and Beyond, the Australian ChambersBusiness Congress is set to be a sensational event.

Over 40 business leaders and entrepreneurs will share withyou their experiences and insights.

They will give you thought provoking, pivotal inormation, trendsand ideas that you can use to impact both your business successand your personal perormance.

This event is a meeting o minds a place where companyleaders, business owners and top executives rom aroundAustralia can gather to network with peers, be inspired anddebate challenging issues.

We look orward to connecting with you at this importantevent or Australian Business.

Yours sincerely

Mark Stone,CEO, VECCI

Stephen Tait,CEO, CCIQ

Neil MacKinnon,CEO, TCCI

Nigel McBride,CEO, Business SA

Stephen Cartwright,CEO, NSWBC

Chris Young,CEO, CCNT

James Pearson,CEO, CCIWA

Wayne Kayler-Thomson,Executive Ofcer, ACA

WELCOME

ROsABEth MOssKAntEREre L. ArbckleProeorp a harvarBe scool

Changing the world!Renowned Harvard BusinessProessor inspires cutting-edge innovation, strategy,leadership and culture.

Named among the 50 mostpowerul women in the world(Times o London) and the50 most inuential business

thinkers in the world (Accenture and Thinker 50).

MuhAMMAd YunusFoer, Gramee Baka 2006 nobel PeacePrze Wer

One o the worlds most visionarybusiness leaders, pioneer o microfnance and initiator o SocialBusiness.

Now, Yunus goes beyondmicrocredit - rom collaboratingwith Danone to produce aordable,nutritious yogurt or malnourishedchildren in Bangladesh to buildingeyecare hospitals that will save

thousands o poor people rom blindness.

RAndi ZuCKERBERGFormer hea o Markega Facebook a CEO,R o Z Mea

Breaking new ground! Facebooksmarketing secrets revealed byormer Head o Marketing andonline entrepreneur.

Zuckerberg was nominated oran Emmy Award in 2011 or herinnovative TV/online coverageo the 2010 mid-term elections.Zuckerberg was recently appointedto the United Nations Global

Entrepreneurs Council and the World Economic Forums Global

Council on Social Media.

RiChARd hAMEsCorporae Plooper,Fr a Aor ote hame Repor

A pre-eminent corporatephilosopher, knowledgedesigner, inuentialintellectual and strategicpractitioner. Hames worksinternationally as an adviserto governments and is apersonal mentor to headso state and CEOs acrossthe world. By working with

great leaders and observing their common attitudes andbehaviours, Hames has cracked a universal code based onintelligence, appreciation and collaboration.

JEREMY GutsChEiovao exper,Foer o treher.coma Aor o Explog Cao

Are you at the cutting edge o cool?Gutsche brings a rare perspectiveon how to unleash innovationwithin your business.

Described as an intellectual cano Red Bull Gutsche is the award-winning author o ExploitingChaos, and the ounder oTrendHunter.com, the worldslargest, most popular collection

o cutting-edge trends.

JAMEs OLOuGhLinOe o Arala leagcomea, meaperoale a MC

Since 2004 OLoughlin has hostedThe New Inventors on ABC TV.

From 2002 to 2006 he hostedThe Evening Show on 702 ABCSydney and ABC Local Radio aroundNSW and the ACT. OLoughlinsbackground as a commercial andcriminal lawyer, blended with hislive and broadcast comedy hashelped him become a talented and

versatile comedian, entertainer and communicator. He speaksregularly on creativity and innovation.

Venue InormationMelbore Coveo & Exbo Cere1 Coveo Cere Place, so War ViC 3006

The MCEC is located in the heart o Melbourne on thebanks o the Yarra River, close to the central businessdistrict, shopping and restaurants, adjacent to the CrownEntertainment Complex.

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Registration DeskWednesday 15 August 2012 5.00pm 6.00pmThursday 16 August 2012 7.00am 5.00pmFriday 17 August 2012 8.0 0am 4.00pm

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Business Congress registration desk 03 9235 8651

Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre 03 9235 8000

Peninsula, Central Pier Docklands 03 8623 9600

dre coeRelaxed business attire is required or all sessionsand the Welcome Reception.

Gala Party cocktail/lounge suit.

WelcomeReceptionSponsored by Mission Australia Employment Solutions.

5.30pm 7pm. Exhibition Floor, Melbourne Convention& Exhibition Centre.

Relax with your ellow delegates and exhibitors and makenew contacts over drinks and canapes.

Gala PartySponsored by NAB.

7pm 11pm, Peninsula, Shed 14, Central Pier, 161 HarbourEsplanade, Docklands.

Melbournes newest and most avant garde event spaces,this abulous event oers great ood and entertainment, theopportunity to network and make new contacts and bask inthe ow o ideas and strategy that came out o day one!

Peninsula is located in the Docklands precinct, approximately20 minutes walk rom the Convention Centre and along theree City Tram line.

Coac raer o e Gala Pary

6.30pm coach transers will be provided rom the MCECto the Gala Party venue Peninsula. Coaches will depart romthe MCEC main entrance once flled.

Return shuttles will operate approximately every 20 minutesrom 9.30pm returning to congress hotels as required, the lastcoach will depart the venue at approximately 11.15pm.

Parkg or e Gala Pary

Limited car parking is available onsite at Central Pier and issubject to availability. Parking available at Etihad Stadium: EnterEtihad Stadium rom Bourke St or Wurundjeri Way. Exit on ootrom Level B3 (between Channel 7 & AFL House. Walk outonto Harbour Esplanade and across to Central Pier.

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ALAn OstERGrop Ce Ecoom,naoal Arala Bak

As Group ChieEconomist NationalAustralia Bank, Alanis a highly respectedand much quotedcommentator on

Australian and global economic trends andpolicy issues.

dR GEOFF RABYCEO, Geo Raby &Aocae

Dr Geo Raby isChairman and CEO oGeo Raby & Associates,a Beijing-based businessadvisory frm as well asan Independent Director

on the boards o Fortescue Mining Groupand Gloucester Coal.

nEViLLEROACh AOCarma o e AvoryBoar, taa Colacyservce

As leader o the AustraliaIndia Business Councilor 6 years, Nevilleceaselessly promotes

stronger links between India and Australia.

sAnMuRuGEsAndrecor o BRitEProeoal servce, A

Director o BRITEProessional Servicesand Proessor in theSchool o Computing and

Mathematics, UWS, San previously workedor the US National Research Council, NASAAmes Research Center.

LAuRELPAPWORthMaagg drecor,te Commy Crew

1 o only 3 Australianson the global, ForbesTop 50 Social MediaPower Inuencers, Laurelhas been creating and

managing online communities or over 20years, including Social TV (Junior Masterche).

Pro GORAnROOsCarma VVt ieraoal

a Maacrg or e

Fre tker Reece,

sA Premer 2011

Named one o the13 most inuential

thinkers or the 21st Century, Gran is aworld expert in modern intellectual capitalscience.

dr sWEE MAKdrecor, CsiROFre Maacrg

naoal ReearcFlagp, CsiRO

Dr Swee Mak leadsthe way in Australiasdevelopment o cleaneradvanced materialsand manuacturingtechnologies.

MEGMcdOnALdCEO, Low CarboArala

Meg was President oAlcoa Foundation andDirector, Global Issues,Alcoa Inc. Ambassador orthe Environment, 1997-8,

Meg was Australias lead negotiator or theKyoto Protocol.

ho MARKBiRRELLCarma, irarcreParerp Arala

Chairman o the peak

industry organisation,Inrastructure PartnershipsAustralia, Mark has playeda prominent role in several

Victorian inrastructure developments asMajor Projects Minister.

CARLOsBusQuEtsdepy drecor, depo Polcy a BePracce, iCC

As a ormer internationaltrade negotiator or the USDepartment o Commerce,

Carlos participated in the negotiation andimplementation o bilateral and regionalagreements in the Western Hemisphere.

MOniQuEChELinFog drecoro MJC saably

Moniques internationalexperience includessignifcant roles incorporate sustainabilitystrategy development

and implementation, GHG assurance andclimate change strategy.

MiChELEBERKhOutMaagg Parer,dgal Bra

Technology-enabledcustomers andemployees are sociallydisrupting organisations.In response to this trend,

Michele researches and advocates orincreased digital adoption and innovation.

siMOn BROWn-GREAVEsdrecor, FBG

Simon has over 20 yearsinvolvement in helpingbusinesses align peopleand perormance, helpsolve complex culturalissues and develop great

leadership eectiveness.

sPEAKERsJiM CuMMAnEFormer Maagg Parero te Vale CreaoGrop

With some o the worldslargest companies, Jimhas led projects ocusingon delivering major

change successully,including the transer o key new skills tomanagement and others in the organisation.

CARL dALEYMaagg drecor,M&C Eergy Arala

Head o Global Strategyo M&C EnergyGroup, a specialistinternational energyconsultancy company,Carl has oversight o

the consulting services in Australia, NewZealand and Asia.

sAuL EsLAKECe Ecoom Arala& new Zeala, Bak oAmerca Merrl Lyc

One o Australias mostrespected economistswith over 25 yearsexperience, Saul joinedBank o America Merrill

Lynch as Chie Economist Australia & NewZealand in December 2011.

Pro PAuLJ GOLLAnPro & Aoc dea, Faclyo B & Ecoomc

Workplace Relations

expert and author, DrGollan is Proessoro Management andAssociate Dean (Research)

in the Faculty o Business and Economicsat Macquarie University.

JiM hAssELLhea o Procdevelopme & iryRelao, nBnco.

With over 25 yearso experience in theICT industry prior tojoining NBNco, Jim haspreviously served on the

Board o the Australian Inormation IndustryAssociation (AIIA).

KEn hEnRYspecal Aver oPrme Mer

Dr Henry was appointedas a Special Adviser tothe Prime Minister in 2011and is responsible orleading the developmento a White Paper on

Australia in the Asian Century.

GAVin hEAtOnFoer, servao Cao & drecor o

socal Mea, s AP, usALeader o the socialmedia strategy or SAPNorth Americas PremierCustomer Network (PCN),with members rom everyindustry vertical - Google

through Valero Energy and Nike.

AVRiL hEnRYAor a MaagemeCola

One o Australias mostinspiring emale leadersand leadership experts,Avrils latest book isentitled InspiringTomorrows Leaders

Today: Breaking Down Generational BarriersAt Wor k.

MiChAELKORdAhideveloper Evagel,Mcroo

Evangelist or MicrosotAustralia, Michaelocuses on working withpassionate early adopterso emerging web

technologies. A tech guy at heart, he liveson the corner o geek and thinker.

JAROd BAKERGeeral Maager,scoopo

Jared has extensive retailexperience in establishedbrands, including travelcompany Flight CentreLimitedwhere he took

its UK presence rom 30stores to over 200.

ROB EMMEttCEO a oer oMeeMeep.com

An innovator and turner oconvention on its head, Robounded Collins Securitiesin 1993 as Australiasfrst non-bank mortgageprovider and is now shaking

up the courier industry with MeeMeep.com

AdELEFERGusOnseor be wrera colm, Farax

With more than 20 yearsin journalism, Adelehas a reputation asone o Australias mostrespected commentators.

Adele is author o Gina Rinehart: The UntoldStory o The Worlds Richest Woman.

PAuL McKEnnAMaagg drecor, CiP

Establishing CIP in 2003,Paul leads the companywith his clear strategicvision and strong drive,dramatically increasingits activities in the pre-lease, land development,

construction and joint venture operations.

GiLLiAnFRAnKLinFoer a Maaggdrecor, te hea Grop

Recognised as one oAustralias most innovativemarketers with a passionand commitment tosupporting women in

business, Gillian ounded one o Australiasleading personal care companies.

AdAM GAROnECEO a Co-Foer oMovember

One o the ounders oMovember and CEOsince the organisationwas ormed, Adamis recognised or hisoutstanding leadership,

marketing vision and entrepreneurship.

dAVid FuLLERCEO, Foc Pre

David has helpedintroduce sustainablemanuacturing to theprinting industry inAustralia, implementingchange in his own

business to grow andchange with technology and customerdemand.

ROGERLA sALLEFoer, Marx tkg

Watch spellbound asopportunities materialisebeore your very eyes!Innovation and businessbuilding expert, Roger willlay out his global model

or the simple principles o matrix thinking.

JACKiEKORhOnEnCEO, ioy Arala

As CEO o InosysAustralia, Jackie

has reocussed topartner with clientsin transormationopportunities. Jackie

is a director o the Australian InormationIndustry Association (AIIA).

Pro JudithsLOAnhoorary ProeoralFellow, MELB ie &Corbg Ecoomc Eor, te Arala

Judith Sloan is HonoraryProessorial Fellow at theMelbourne Institute o

Applied Economic and Social Research at theUniversity o Melbourne.

EVAnthORnLEYCEO, Beer PlaceArala

Successul entrepreneurand CEO o BetterplaceAustralia, Evan co-ounded Looksmart Ltdand is the Founding

Director o www.getup.org.au, an onlineactivist network o 400,000 members.

WARWiCKWhitEMaagg drecor,Coca-Cola Amal (A)

Warwick is ManagingDirector o Australia andNew Zealand, Coca-Cola Amatil (Aust), andresponsible or the

Beverages business with a turnover oaround $3.5b.

GuY tAYLORdrecor o sraegy,byRepao

Brand evangelist,corporate storyteller andbrand mentor, Guy hasspent the past twentyyears researching howorganisations can best

deliver branded experiences, not simplygreat products or services.


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Welcome WEDNESDAY 15 AUGUST 2012

5:30 PM 7.00 PM WELCOME RECEPtiOn, Exbo Area Sponsored by Mission Australia Employment Solutions

DAY 1 THURSDAY 16 AUGUST 20128:30 AM Opening Ceremony and Ofcial Welcome Plenary 2

9:00 AM

Locao:Pleary 2

ieraoal Keyoe: ROsABEth MOss KAntEREre L. Arbckle Proeorp a harvar Be scool

sperCorp: how Vagar Compae Creae iovao, Prof, Grow a socal Goo

10:30 AM Morning Tea Exhibition Area. Sponsored by Foxtel Business

11:00 AMLocao:Pleary 2

ieraoal Keyoe: RAndi ZuCKERBERGCEO, R o Z Mea a Former hea o Markeg, Facebook

Breakg ew gro: Blg Facebook a e re o ocal mea

12:00 PM Lunch Exhibition Area

1:00 PM

Locao:Pleary 2

Keyoe: RiChARd hAMEsCorporae Plooper, Fr a Aor o te hame Repor

Megare: te re paragm or be

1:45 PMLocao:Pleary 2

Pael dco: Jo Roabe Mo Kaer, Rcar hame, Aele Fergo a Aralabe leaer a ey explore wa oppore a callege are ere e ew paragm.

2:45 PM Aternoon Tea Exhibition Area. Sponsored by Foxtel Business

STReAm 1: Wrkpa STReAm 2: Infrastrutur STReAm 3: Sustainabiity STReAm 4: manufaturingSponsored by Enterprise Connect

STReAm 5: eny

Locao: Pleary 2 Locao: Meeg Room 210 Locao: Meeg Room 211 Locao: Meeg Room 212 Locao: Meeg Room 213

3:15 PMProcvy e workplace Fllg e rarcre gap top re aably iovao mperave or Arala

maacrgEcoomc relece a globalecoomy

Pro PAuL J GOLLAn, Proeor o Maageme aAocae dea (Reearc), Facly o Be aEcoomc, Macqare uvery

The workplace has changed and productivity is down.A rethink is required to the way we manage ourworkplaces, the available labour market, skills andindustrial relations structure. Learn about new modelsused by Australian companies to build productiveworkplaces and a competitive advantage.

ho MARK BiRRELL, Carma,irarcre Parerp Arala

Australian cities are booming, our transport and exportacilities stretched. I Australian business is to remaincompetitive and improve productivity, we need toaddress our inrastructure needs - including social,economic and physical. In the lead up to the Federalelection, what are the top 20 inrastructure projects andreorms Australia needs?

MOniQuE ChELin, Fogdrecor o MJC saably

Consumer trends are orcing entire industriesto challenge their business strategies. Smartcompanies are exploring the opportunities insustainability, rom supply chain management tonew products and innovative business models. Learnabout the international trends and how these reshideas could be applied to Australian business.

Pro GORAn ROOs, Carma VVt ieraoala Maacrg or e Fre tker Reece, so Arala Premer, 2011

Manuacturing appears to be going to cheapercounties, but is this really the right ormula or theuture o the Australian manuacturing industryor should we be transorming ourselves? Whatinnovative approach can Australian manuacturersadopt to ensure ongoing sustainability and growth?

ALAn OstER,Grop Ce Ecoom, naoal Arala Bak

Economies around the world have been conrontedby the most challenging global fnancial andeconomic conditions in 75 years. Australiaseconomy maintained strong growth, with lowunemployment and resilient export sector. Canour economy continue to remain strong in a globaleconomic downturn?

4:00 PMWorkplace rbe:

impac o gal commcao

nBn:

solvg or iCt rarcre ee?

Be rvval kll

or e Low Carbo Ecoomy

CAsE studY:

Maacrg ovao cce

Callege Arala procvy

MiChELE BERKhOut,Maagg Parer, dgal Bra

Social semantic web and digital communications oercompany leaders new ways to engage with their internalmarkets. Understand how digital tribes in the workplacewill impact your overall organisational health - inproductivity, social well-being, trust and innovation.

JiM hAssELL, hea o Proc developme airy Relao, nBnco.

The National Broadband Network (NBN) has been thesubject o much debate as the state o our nationsICT and its eects on our productivity, innovation andcompetitiveness come under the radar. Explore the issuesbehind the NBN, where it will place Australia globally and

what it means or your business in the next 5 years.

MEG McdOnALd, CEO, Low Carbo Arala

In order to survive and succeed businesses areincreasingly looking to adopt new energy savingtechnologies to control rising energy costs,improve efciency, competitiveness and increaseenvironmental sustainability. Learn how to embracenew clean energy technology, transorm your

business and the fnancial incentives available.

dAVid FuLLER, CEO, Foc Pre

Australian manuacturing is at the crossroads,challenged on several ronts, but embracingnew opportunities or innovation. Explore a reallie example o how a member o Australiasmanuacturing community is achieving globalsuccess through a new business model and product

innovations.

sAuL EsLAKE, Ce Ecoom Arala & newZeala, Bak o Amerca Merrl Lyc

The dramatic drop in Australias productivity hasserious implications or business perormance, livingstandards and economic sustainability. Understandthe trends o productivity in Australia, the impact othis deterioration in productivity on your business

and challenges or every business.

4:45 PMte iral Relao evrome te olook or eergy prce

acro Aa

CAsE studY:

Embracg gree a Coca-Cola Amal

Fre o maacrg Kck-arg worl rae:

smlag e global ecoomy.

Pro Judith sLOAn, hoorary Proeoral Fellow,Melbore ie a Corbg EcoomcEor, te Arala

With productivity alling and increased industrial activity,has the Fair Work Act achieved its objective o providinglaws that are air to working Australians, are exible orbusinesses, promote productivity and economic growth.This session looks at whether Australias current IR lawsare working and what changes could be made.

CARL dALEY, Maagg drecor,M&C Eergy Arala

Escalating costs, increasing energy consumption, ensuringadequate supply and our impact on greenhouse gasemissions - these are issues that the business communitycontinues to struggle with. This session will overview theoutlook or energy supply and process across Asia and theuture challenges or business.

WARWiCK WhitE, Maagg drecor,Coca-Cola Amal (A) Py L

Companies are acing growing pressure to managetheir actions and their aect on society and theenvironment. Once only a concern or a ew niche-market frms sustainability has now moved decidedlyinto the mainstream. Learn how one o the worldsleading companies and most visible consumer brandstook on the challenge and the benefts realised.

dr sWEE MAK, drecor, CsiROFre Maacrg naoal ReearcFlagp, CsiRO

The uture o Australias manuacturing industry istied to its willingness and capacity to continue toinnovate, high technology and market integration.Learn about the emerging technologies and theopportunities they represent and how someAustralian manuacturers are leading the way.

CARLOs BusQuEts, depy drecor,deparme o Polcy a Be Pracce,ieraoal Camber o Commerce

Locking-in new multilateral trade liberalizationcommitments and strengthening WTO rules isessential to counter strong protectionist pressuresin the global economy. Concluding the DohaDevelopment Agenda would provide the worldeconomy with a debt-ree stimulus package,generating trade growth in the global economyand, in turn, boosting business confdence and uelincreased private investment.

5:30 PM Close

7.00 PM 11.00 PM GALA PARtY, Pela, Ceral Per, dockla Sponsored by NAB

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DAY 2 FRIDAY 17 AUGUST 2012

09:00 AM

Locao:Pleary 2

ieraoal Keyoe: JEREMY GutsChEFoer, treher a Aor o Explog Cao:150 Way o spark iovao drg tme o Cage

Explog Cao!

10:00 AM Morning Tea Exhibition Area. Sponsored by Foxtel Business

STReAm 1: Thngy STReAm 2: marktingSponsored by SAP Australia

STReAm 3: ladrship Skis STReAm 4: Gba Businss STReAm 5: Innvatin

Locao: Meeg Room 211 Locao: Meeg Room 213 Locao: Pleary 2 Locao: Meeg Room 210 Locao: Meeg Room 212

10:30 AMdrpve ecologe: te mpac o

moble a clo

socal mea: Blg

be a peroal bra

Gra greeer: Leaerp learg

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CAsE studY: Grop Byg:

te scoopo ory

JACKiE KORhOnEn,CEO, ioy Arala

The prolieration o mobile devices is set to reach atipping point in 2012 and the number o companies usingthe cloud or business solutions and data is increasingrapidly. Learn how these technologies will impact on yourbusiness model and the opportunities they present.

LAuREL PAPWORthMaagg drecor, te Commy Crew

Australians are the worlds biggest users o social media so why arent business owners embracing digital into theirmarketing plans? Learn how this entrepreneur is leadingthe way with using social media to build a buzz, drive newbusiness and build a strong personal brand.

siMOn BROWn-GREAVEs,drecor, FBG

Leadership styles and strategic approach can beconsistent within an industry - but vary betweenindustries. What can you learn rom the leadership inother industries, and how can this be appliedin your business?

GEOFF RABY, CEO, Geo Raby & Aocae aseor Aver, Kreab Gav Aero.

Australian businesses are watching closely Chinaseconomic development and with increasing oreigninvestment, consumers among the worlds mostauent, and an insatiable need or energy andcommodities - what new opportunities are emergingin China?

JAROd BAKER, GM, scoopoIn recent time, group buying websites have emergedas a major player in online shopping business. Thisnew business model has little barriers to entry andhas gained global attention, with more than 500group-buying sites worldwide in 2010.

11:15 AMWa Web 3.0 a wy yo ol

boer abo ow

Maagg yor Bra mea

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Geerao wa? Maagg

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ia 2025: Poweroe

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iovao a oppory capre:

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sAn MuRuGEsAn, drecor o BRitE Proeoalservce, Arala

Will Web 3.0 be a radical change in how we use theInternet? Is it the uture or just another new buzzword?Web 3.0 will soon become reality, triggering an array onew powerul smart applications. Gain a multiacetedview, a glimpse o the new possibilities and potentialimpact on consumers and business.

GuY tAYLOR, Parer / drecor o sraegybyREPutAtiOn

Fortune Magazine said In the 21st Century branding willbe the only unique dierentiator between companies.Problem is, with so much market noise its oten hardor brands to maintain clarity. Building transparencyand embedding a clear understanding o your brand inconsumers minds is now the challenge. This ast-pacedpresentation will show you how.

AVRiL hEnRY,Aor a Maageme Cola

Move over Boomers - X, Y, Net Gen and Z havearrived with new expectations, dreams and conceptso work. Tailoring your leadership style or a blendedgenerational workorce is challenging, but critical togetting the most rom your team.

nEViLLE ROACh AO, Carma o e AvoryBoar, taa Colacy servce

Projected to be the third largest economy in theworld by 2025, the Indian economy has an estimatedgrowth o 8.5% in the current fscal year. With350 million middle class growing at over 11% perannum. Can you aord to remain away rom such anattractive market like India?

ROGER LA sALLE,Foer, Marx tkg

Learn how to inject innovation into your businessmodel, with a structured approach to capture newideas and turn them into commercial reality.

12:00 PMnex geerao

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Blg orgaaoal relece Arala e Aa cery Coeo rom

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MiChAEL KORdAhi, developer Evagel,Mcroo Arala

Unleash the wow actor. Emerging technologies willenable a new wave o online experience, creatingchallenges and opportunities alike. Discover the newdevices and programs which are set to revolutioniseconsumer experience in coming years.

GAVin hEAtOn, Foer, serva o Cao adrecor o socal Mea or e sAP Premer Comernework, nor Amerca

The Social Construct is an overarching ramework that ischanging how we live, work and absorb inormation. Socialbusinesses go beyond integrating social media into theirmarketing mix to transorm the way they do business.How do you become a social business?

JiM CuMMAnEFmr Maagg drecor, te Vale Creao Grop

To emerge rom the current economic challenge asan industry leader, you need to build match ftnessin your leaders, your people and your organisation.Understand how to develop strategic resilience inyour business, to help your business bounce backrom adversity and thrive on the challenges aced.

KEn hEnRYspecal Aver o e Prme Mer

Looking to the uture, understandthe current and likely uture course o economic,political and strategic change in Asia and theopportunities inherent or business that would resultrom a signifcant deepening o our engagementwith Asia across the board.

EVAn thORnLEY, CEO,Beer Place Arala

Serial Innovators set out to create, to experiment,to inspire, to build on new ideas - and makethem happen. Only when you act and when youimplement, do you truly innovate. Join this serialinnovator and entrepreneur, as he shares war storiesrom the ront line o innovation.

12:45 PM Lunch Exhibition Area

1:45 PM

Locao:Pleary 2

Pael dco: Jo Arala be leaer a erepreer a ey are eecre o er be cce, learg a callege ace alog e way.

GiLLiAn FRAnKLin Foer a Maagg drecor, te hea GropAdAM GAROnE CEO a Co-Foer o MovemberROB EMMEtt CEO a oer o MeeMeep.comPAuL McKEnnA Maagg drecor, CiP

i coverao: Celebrag Arala be cce

2:45 PM

Locao:Pleary 2

ieraoal Keyoe: Sponsored by PwC

Pro MuhAMMEd Yunus Foer Gramee Bak a 2006 nobel Peace Prze werFoerg ovao a erepreerp: te og o Gramee Bak

4:00 PM Close

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