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THE 2016 GET-TOGETHER

a summit of minds

Chamonix - Mont-Blanc - France - September 23 -25

PROGRAMME Why the Get-Together? Op-eds, research publications and even newsletters such as The Monthly Barometer are useful, informative and at best insightful; but they can only go so far.... They often provoke the desire to ask a question, to challenge an assumption, but they can’t reply and they can't argue! Only personalized quality gatherings respond to this need. They are rare and therefore increasingly valued: in our ever-more digital and virtual world, the need for face-to-face interaction has never been greater. In the sometimes overwhelming complexity of our “hyper-connected”, fast-paced world, it is apparent that the answers to such questions as: “What to do?” “How to invest?” “Where and when?” “With whom?” “For which purpose?” are best sought out in unconventional places. Our Get-Together offers just such a place, affording its guests physical exposure to diverse individuals and ideas, based on the “strength of weak ties” and serendipitous encounters. How can you participate in the programme? Friendliness and informality define the gathering, which combines thinking and learning with mindfulness and discovery. The Get-Together amounts to an ideas fair. The programme is intentionally dense so that you have an abundance of choice and sessions remain small and intimate. To allow maximum interaction between our guests, all elements of the programme are structured as conversations. These are kicked off by an introduction to the issue provided by a prominent thinker or practitioner, but everybody is a speaker. We count on you to stir the pot! We follow the Chatham House rules: while conscious that today’s world is fully transparent, we ask you to remain discrete and not to disseminate the content of The Get-Together. This will guarantee that our conversations remain frank and direct. Provided it is not content or people related, you can of course be as enthusiastic as you wish on Twitter, Facebook and the like! Why do we go outside? First and foremost because outdoor activities are fun and a great way to spend time with old friends and make new ones. Furthermore, they will benefit the quality of the meeting - research in neuroscience and medicine makes it abundantly clear that exercise provides unparalleled stimulus, physiologically rendering our brains more ready, willing, and able to learn. Lastly, it would be a waste not to take advantage of the exceptional natural environment that Chamonix offers! Important caveats Only fully confirmed names are listed below. Outside activities are planned as indicated, but they may change depending on the weather.

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Time Friday 23 September Location 09.00 – 14.00 Registration opens Majestic Congress Center 14.00 – 14.10

Welcoming remarks Majestic Congress Center Room Michel Payot (Rotunda) 14.10 – 15.40

Town hall session Majestic Congress Center

“Thinking the unthinkable”: A brainstorming opening

for The 2016 Get-Together. Room Michel Payot (Rotunda)

Decision-makers are overwhelmed by the speed and proliferation of “unthinkable” events. This is creating new vulnerabilities and challenges. In an ever more transparent e-information space, behaviour, culture and mind-sets are being tested to new stress levels. Nik Gowing, co-author of “Thinking the Unthinkable”, engages the guests of the Get-Together in a collective brainstorming. Please come with your ideas, hopes and concerns. What pressures are being created for you and your work by the new “unthinkables”?

Facilitated by:

Nik Gowing, Visiting Professor, KING’S COLLEGE LONDON; International Broadcaster – United Kingdom

15.40 – 16.00

Networking Break by Majestic Congress Center 16.00 – 17.30 Workshops in parallel Majestic Congress Center Economic workshop – Economic 360° Room Theodore Bourrit A 90-minute brainstorming about looming economic risks and their underlying investment themes and

opportunities. Based on a short paper prepared by The Monthly Barometer, participants will engage in an outcome-oriented conversation the purpose of which is to identify and rank the most significant economic risks and opportunities (and to reflect on the “unknowables”). The workshop will conclude with feedback from the different tables, followed by a general discussion, and a synthesis from the facilitator. Introduced by: Alan Mudie, Global Head of Investment Strategy, SOCIETE GENERALE PRIVATE BANKING – Switzerland Duncan Campbell, Visiting Professor, CORNELL UNIVERSITY – United States Ravi Chidambaram, President, TC CAPITAL – Singapore Michael Demirel, CEO, ATA FINANCE GROUP – Turkey Patrick Low, Visiting Professor, UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG – Hong Kong Sandra Polaski, Former Deputy Director General for Policy, INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION – Switzerland Dennis Snower, President, INSTITUTE FOR THE WORLD ECONOMY – Germany Facilitated by: Sean Cleary, Executive Vice-Chairman, FUTURE WORLD FOUNDATION – South Africa

Geopolitical workshop – Geopolitics in an age of

transition Room Paul Payot

A 90-minute brainstorming about looming geopolitical risks and their underlying investment themes and opportunities. Based on a short paper prepared by The Monthly Barometer, participants will engage in an outcome-oriented conversation the purpose of which is to identify and rank the most significant geopolitical risks and opportunities (and to reflect on the “unknowables”). The workshop will conclude with feedback from the different tables, followed by a general discussion, and a synthesis from the facilitator.

Steve Bartlett, Senior Advisor, TRELIANT RISK ADVISORS; Former Member of the US House of Representatives; 56th Mayor of Dallas – United States



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Jean-Pierre Lehmann, Emeritus Professor, IMD & HONG KONG UNIVERSITY – Switzerland and Hong Kong Helen Marano, Senior Vice-President of Government & Industry Affairs, WOLRD TRAVEL & TOURISM COUNCIL – United Kingdom Manuel Muniz, Director of the Program on Transatlantic Relations, HARVARD UNIVERSITY – United States Christine Ockrent, Editor, FRANCE CULTURE – France Dmitri Trenin, Director, CARNEGIE MOSCOW CENTER – Russia

Facilitated by: Robert Cottrell, Editor, THE BROWSER – United Kingdom

17.35 – 18.15

Keynote address Majestic Congress Center

The power of gratitude Room Michel Payot (Main Stage)

Gratitude doesn’t always come easily, but is good for us all. Research suggests that practising gratitude and, better still, making it a “routine”, raises our happiness and brings out the best in those around us. This keynote begins with an expression of gratitude towards Nature’s beauty that can heal mind, body and soul by inspiring wonder and awe.

Dan Schechter, Managing Director, LEK CONSULTING – United States Louie Schwartzberg, Founder, MOVING ART – United States

18.15 – 18.45


Making happier societies Room Michel Payot (Main Stage)

Governments around the world are increasingly aware that the happiness of their country is not measured by the wealth of their nation, but rather by the quality of life as their citizens experience it. In short: money is not the whole story. The “father” of happiness economics who has argued for years that happiness is a better measure of success than income and that governments do not do enough to ensure the happiness of their citizens shares with the participants of the Get-Together his ideas and policy suggestions of what it takes to make societies happier. Lord (Richard) Layard, Professor Emeritus, THE LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE – United Kingdom

19.30 – 21.30 Working dinners Top-level sporting performance – what investors and

decision-makers can learn from it Restaurant Le Cap Horn Private room

The mental, physical and logistical preparation needed to achieve sporting excellence and become number 1 is a gruelling affair. Like in all activities where it is the relative, not the absolute performance, that counts, this process harbours some important lessons for the investment and business community. Some of the best in their respective fields share their insights.

Franck Cammas, Skipper, GROUPAMA TEAM FRANCE, AMERICA’S CUP 2017 – France Antoine Dénériaz, 2006 Winter Olympics Gold Medal Winner (Downhill skiing), Entrepreneur – France Bruno Dubois, Team Manager, GROUPAMA TEAM FRANCE, AMERICA’S CUP 2017 – France Franz Linser, Managing Director, LINSER HOSPITALITY; Former Trainer of the Austrian National Ski Team – Austria Presented and moderated by: Thierry Malleret, Managing Partner, THE MONTHLY BAROMETER – France

Optimism versus pessimism about tomorrow’s world Hotel Le Morgan

Restaurant Le Bistrot Optimism and pessimism are two cognitive biases that play a decisive role in how we perceive the world and how we make decisions. What are the arguments to sustain either optimism or pessimism about the future? What would it take to convince those in one camp to shift position? Sean Cleary, Executive Vice-Chairman, FUTURE WORLD FOUNDATION – South Africa Peter Kingsley, Chairman, PJR – United Kingdom Martin de Waziers, Managing Director, ALPHA OMEGA CAPITAL – Belgium Presented and moderated by:



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David Tuckett, Psychoanalyst; Centre for the Study of Decision-Making Uncertainty, UCL – United Kingdom

Preparing our children for tomorrow’s world Hotel Les Aiglons Restaurant Le “A”

The world is changing fast and irrevocably, throwing up numerous uncertainties for the next generations. What can we do to enable them to grow into strong, resilient, creative, compassionate citizens of the world? As inequalities of opportunity grow, creating in the process a toxic mix of resentment and disenfranchisement, how can we give today’s children, regardless of their origins, a chance to make something of their lives?

Lord David Blunkett, House of Lords; Former Home Secretary – United Kingdom Atalanti Moquette, Founder and co-Chair, GIVING WOMEN – Switzerland Michele Petochi, Managing Director, EPFL – Switzerland Nicolas Sadirac, Executive Director, 42 – France

Moderated by: Linda Bentley, Operations Director; ICSPA – United Kingdom

The meaning of time Hotel du Mont-Blanc Restaurant Le Matafan

Time’s abstractness and the difficulty of grappling with the notion make it one of the last philosophical frontiers. This session focuses on how we experience time in an era when everything seems to be accelerating. What does it mean to feel in control of one’s time rather than being controlled by it? What is time well spent? Nicolas Fieulaine, Associate Professor in Social Psychology, LYON UNIVERSITY – France; Coordinator, INTERNATIONAL NETWORK ON TIME PERSPECTIVE Louie Schwartzberg, Founder, MOVING ART – United States

Moderated by: Julien Marchenoir, Strategy and Heritage Director; VACHERON CONSTANTIN – Switzerland

22.00 – 23.00 Nightcaps on different topics Hotel du Mont-Blanc Come aboard to discuss what is involved and why it

takes years to prepare for a race that is decided in a matter of minutes

The Bar

Franck Cammas, Skipper, GROUPAMA TEAM FRANCE, AMERICA’S CUP 2017 – France Bruno Dubois, Team Manager, GROUPAMA TEAM FRANCE, AMERICA’S CUP 2017 – France Martin Fischer, Head of Design Team, GROUPAMA TEAM FRANCE, AMERICA’S CUP 2017; Climatologist – France Neil Maclean-Martin, Director of Physiotherapy, LA CLINIQUE DU SPORT – Chamonix; Human Performance Director, GROUPAMA TEAM FRANCE, AMERICA’S CUP 2017 – France

The quest for personal happiness: why is it so elusive? Come and find out!

The Library

Ravi Chaudhry, Chairman, CENEXT CONSULTING – India End of the day. Time Saturday 24 September 08.00 – 13.00 Outdoor activities - and photography

A range of activities (Hiking, Sightseeing, Climbing, Paragliding or Mountain Biking and Canyoning) will be on offer.



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During the Get-Together, we will benefit from the presence of a “photographer in residence” (Marina Cavazza). Marina will be available to guide any of our participants who would like to know more about outdoor photography.

13.00 – 13.30

A conversation with Steve Case (via video link) Majestic Congress Center

“The Third Wave” Room Michel Payot (Main Stage) One of the world’s most accomplished entrepreneurs – a pioneer who made the internet part of everyday life and orchestrated the largest corporate merger in history – shares his insights and vision about technology, innovation and the future.

Steve Case, Chairman and CEO, REVOLUTION; Co-Founder, AOL – United States Presented and moderated by: Jeffrey Wong, Global Chief Innovation Officer, E&Y – United States

13.40 – 15.10 Workshops in parallel Majestic Congress Center Societal workshop – Societies at a crossroads:

cohesion and unrest Room Theodore Bourrit

A 90-minute brainstorming about looming societal risks and their underlying investment themes and opportunities. Based on a short paper prepared by The Monthly Barometer, participants will engage in an outcome-oriented conversation the purpose of which is to identify and rank the most significant economic risks and opportunities (and to reflect on the “unknowables”). The workshop will conclude with feedback from the different tables, followed by a general discussion, and a synthesis from the facilitator. Duncan Campbell, Visiting Professor, CORNELL UNIVERSITY – United States Jean-Pierre Lehmann, Emeritus Professor, IMD & HONG KONG UNIVERSITY – Switzerland and Hong Kong Jan-Emmanuel de Neve, Professor of Economics and Strategy, UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD – United Kingdom Sandra Polaski, Former Deputy Director General for Policy, INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION – Switzerland Rochelle Turner, Research Director, WOLRD TRAVEL & TOURISM COUNCIL – United Kingdom Facilitated by: Sean Cleary, Executive Vice-Chairman, FUTURE WORLD FOUNDATION – South Africa

Technological workshop – Technology’s next revolution: opportunities and risks

Room Michel Payot (Rotunda)

A 90-minute brainstorming about looming technological risks and their underlying investment themes and opportunities. Based on a short paper prepared by The Monthly Barometer, participants will engage in an outcome-oriented conversation whose purpose is to identify and rank the most significant technological risks and opportunities (and to reflect on the “unknowables”). The workshop will conclude with feedback from the different tables, followed by a general discussion, and a synthesis from the facilitator.

Introduced by: Tige Savage, Managing Partner, REVOLUTION VENTURES – United States Sylvana Caridi Coche, CEO, GRAVITY PRO – United States Bob Collymore, CEO, SAFARICOM – Kenya Stéphanie Hospital, Founder, ONERAGTIME – Switzerland Carol Melton, Executive Vice President, TIME WARNER – United States Karim Nasr, CEO, DIGITAL WORLD CAPITAL – United Kingdom Ted Souder, Head of Industry & Retail, GOOGLE – United States Jeffrey Wong, Global Chief Innovation Officer, E&Y – United States Facilitated by: Joanna Gordon, Founder, JG CONSULTING – France

Environmental workshop – Environmental progress and setbacks

Room Isabella Straton

A 90-minute brainstorming about looming environmental risks and their underlying investment themes and opportunities.



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Based on a short paper prepared by The Monthly Barometer, participants will engage in an outcome-oriented conversation the purpose of which is to identify and rank the most significant environmental risks and opportunities (and to reflect on the “unknowables”). The workshop will conclude with feedback from the different tables, followed by a general discussion, and a synthesis from the facilitator.

Introduced by: Jose-Maria Figueres, Former President of Costa Rica; President, CARBON WAR ROOM – Costa Rica Alexis Cazin, Head of Biodiesel Trading, CARGILL– Switzerland Aude-Line Dulière, Architect, ROTOR – Belgium Martin Fischer, Head of Design Team, GROUPAMA TEAM FRANCE, AMERICA’S CUP 2017; Climatologist – France Morten Jastrup, Director, THOUGHT LEADERSHIP SERVICES – Denmark Frank O’Keefe, CEO, INFINITREE – United States Facilitated by: Pan Pan, Flagship Manager, Climate Smart Agriculture, CLIMATE-KIC – Switzerland; Co-founder, BLUEPLANET - China

15.10 – 15.40

Networking Break by Majestic Congress Center 15.40 – 17.10 Interactive sessions in parallel Majestic Congress Center

The Future of Europe Room Theodore Bourrit

The UK referendum took place at a time when European economic risks were receding while its political risks, particularly populism, were on the rise. Its consequences are unpredictable: the UK’s divorce from the EU will take years to play out. It might throw Europe and the EU into disarray, or do just the opposite by spurring further integration. Panellists in this session help participants understand what’s going on and what’s coming next – both for Europe as a whole and the individual countries that compose it.

Introduced by: Mark Florman, CEO, TIME PARTNERS – United Kingdom Philippe Legrain, Founder, OPEN; Senior Visiting Fellow, LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS’ EUROPEAN INSTITUTE – United Kingdom Manuel Muñiz, Director of the Program on Transatlantic Relations, HARVARD UNIVERSITY – United States Antonis Papagiannidis, Managing Editor, ECONOMIA PUBLISHING – Greece Dennis Snower, President, INSTITUTE FOR THE WORLD ECONOMY – Germany Moderated by: Thierry Malleret, Managing Partner, THE MONTHLY BAROMETER – France

Your brain; your gut; your future health… personalized Room Isabella Straton

Leaders in wellness, digestive health, and the human brain share their insights and experiences in suggesting to all of us the most likely path toward our own wellbeing.

Susie Ellis, Chairperson & CEO, GLOBAL WELLNESS INSTITUTE – United States Hilal Lashuel, Director of the Laboratory of Chemical Biology of Neurodegeneration, EPFL – Switzerland Linda Lee, Director of Integrative Medicine, JOHN HOPKINS MEDICINE – United States

Moderated by: Adam Kaufman, Advisor, PATHNORTH – United States

Promoting “Intrapreneurship” Room Edgard Bouillette Over 70% of private businesses will transition ownership in the next decade. Of this group of owners, 52% have no formal succession plan, 38% have an informal plan and only 10% have a formalized written succession ready for their business. In the rising generation, very few are interested in taking over while many want to start their own venture. This is where “intrapreneurship” kicks-in: the creation of new and innovative projects led by a member of the rising generation that leverages the financial, human and technical resources of an existing organization. Based on the experience of the Business Families Foundation, this session explores the merits of the idea and makes practical suggestions on how best to go about it. Ravi Chaudhry, Chairman, CENEXT CONSULTING – India Olivier Grosse, Vice Président du Conseil de Surveillance, LEON GROSSE – France Dirk Jungé, Chairman, PITCAIRN – United States



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Moderated by: Olivier de Richoufftz, President, BUSINESS FAMILIES FOUNDATION – Canada

Leadership and resilience Room Paul Payot

Policy-makers who were at the helm through difficult times discuss candidly what it is to exercise leadership in a fast-moving, complex, interconnected world. They also share their thoughts on what paves the path to leadership in a world where nothing now goes unseen. Steve Bartlett, Senior Advisor, TRELIANT RISK ADVISORS; Former Member of the US House of Representatives; 56th Mayor of Dallas – United States Lord (David) Blunkett, House of Lords; Former Home Secretary – United Kingdom Jose-Maria Figueres, Former President of Costa Rica; President, CARBON WAR ROOM – Costa Rica Moderated by: David Tuckett, Psychoanalyst; Centre for the Study of Decision-Making Uncertainty, UCL – United Kingdom

Great ideas whose time has come Room Jules Janssen

Once in a while, a new idea expressed in the form of a policy suggestion, a project or an investment comes up and takes us by surprise with its brilliance or audacity, making us wonder why we hadn’t thought of it before or why it hadn’t emerged earlier. This session serves as a platform for such ideas. Making every company cyber compliant John Lyons, CEO, CEDL – United Kingdom A novel way of investing in frontier markets Alisée de Tonnac, CEO, SEEDSTARS WORLD – Nigeria Smart data, not big data: due diligence in frontier markets Daniel Evans, Managing Director, STORM KING ANALYTICS – United States The war on drugs: is it over? Experimenting with new and more liberal policies on drugs Baroness (Molly) Meacher, HOUSE OF LORDS – United Kingdom The string that binds… is humanism. A grass roots approach Anni Hood, CEO, WELLNESS BUSINESS CONSULTANCY – United Kingdom Radically rethinking spaceflight Jane Poynter, CEO, WORLD VIEW – United States Making money history – Reinventing the way the world exchanges value James Fierro, CEO, ECO CAPACITY EXCHANGE – United Kingdom Ideas Box: restoring dignity to refugees and empowering the most vulnerable worldwide through access to information and culture Jérémy Lachal, Executive Director, BIBLIOTHEQUES SANS FRONTIERES – France Moderated by: Mary Anne Malleret, THE MONTHLY BAROMETER – France

17.15 – 18.00


Creating an inclusive economy Room Michel Payot (Main Stage)

It is impossible to be optimistic about the long-term outlook unless wealth is distributed more fairly, both within and across countries. Two entrepreneurs / investors explain how to help the most disadvantaged in society and reduce inequalities without choking economic growth.

John Bryant, Chairman and CEO, OPERATION HOPE – United States Philippe Bourguignon, Partner, REVOLUTION – United States

Presented and moderated by: Christine Ockrent, Editor, FRANCE CULTURE– France

19.30 – 22.00 The Get-Together Gala Dinner Hotel du Mont-Blanc



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Société Générale Private Banking invites all participants to a networking dinner at the intersection of innovation and wellbeing.

End of the day. Time Sunday 25 September 7.45 – 8.45 Working breakfasts Exercise as medicine Hotel du Mont-Blanc

Restaurant Le Matafan As the 21st century moves towards ever-more personalized medicine, physical exercise is increasingly identified as amongst the “best preventive drugs” for many common ailments, ranging from psychiatric disorders to heart disease, back pain, diabetics, and possibly even cancer. Discussion leaders detail the evidence, explain how to exercise correctly and highlights how the benefits of exercise can best be harnessed for health, productivity and high performance in the workplace. Pete McKnight, Coaching and Sports Science Director, HINTSA PERFORMANCE – Switzerland Neil Maclean-Martin, Director of Physiotherapy, LA CLINIQUE DU SPORT – Chamonix; Human Performance Director, GROUPAMA TEAM FRANCE, AMERICA’S CUP 2017 – France

Russia Hotel du Mont-Blanc

Salon Mont-Blanc Making sense of where Russia is going and how to invest in the country is no easy task. Participants discuss candidly how the economics, politics and geopolitics of Russia are likely to affect foreign businesses and Western investors in the coming years. Dmitri Trenin, Director, CARNEGIE MOSCOW CENTER – Russia

Turkey Hotel du Mont-Blanc

The Library Following the failed coup attempt in July, there has been a flurry of comments and interpretations about where the country is heading next. Come and gain genuine insight thanks to an “insider” who understands what the current political turmoil in Turkey means for portfolio and direct investors. Michael Demirel, CEO, ATA FINANCE GROUP – Turkey

9.00 – 10.15 Interactive sessions in parallel

Majestic Congress Center

Wellness and decision-making Room Jules Janssen More and more, prominent investors and business leaders recognize the critical effect that wellness (i.e. exercise, mindfulness, nutrition, sleep, meditation, etc.) has on their ability to make appropriate decisions in an increasingly complex, demanding and interdependent world. Strategy consultants have now jumped on the bandwagon, expressing a “burgeoning interest in wellness”. What do CEOs and investors do? What is the evidence that wellness enhances decision-making and does the science back this up? Jan-Emmanuel de Neve, Professor of Economics and Strategy, UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD – United Kingdom Alka Dhillon, CEO, TECHNALINK – United States Saskia Kunst, Managing Director, SBM OFFSHORE – The Netherlands Joshua Luckow, Executive Director, CANYON RANCH – United States Moderated by: Susie Ellis, Chairperson & CEO, GLOBAL WELLNESS INSTITUTE – United States

The rise in populism – where is it going and when and

how will it end? Room Theodore Bourrit

In both democracies and autocracies the appeal of false prophets resisting change and pushing for populist measures is gaining traction. The global sirens of populism will most likely endure because of the multitude of economic, social and environmental issues that need fixing and that involve tough policy decisions. This will



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create disconcerting uncertainty for business and investors. Panellists shed light on where the risk is most acute, how this is likely to evolve and how it might affect investment decisions.

Jean-Pierre Lehmann, Emeritus Professor, IMD & HONG KONG UNIVERSITY – Switzerland and Hong Kong Manuel Muniz, Director of the Program on Transatlantic Relations, HARVARD UNIVERSITY – United States Antonis Papagiannidis, Managing Editor, ECONOMIA PUBLISHING – Greece Walter Quattrociocchi, Head of the Laboratory of Computational Social Science, IMT LUCCA – Italy Moderated by: Nicholas Davis, Head of Society and Innovation, WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM – Switzerland

Cyber-risks – how to mitigate them and how to invest

in the theme? Room Paul Payot

Cyber risks are ubiquitous and now affect almost every sphere of our existence: companies, institutions, governments and our personal space. At the moment, cyber-attackers seem to have the upper hand over cyber-defenders. What can be done to redress this worrying state of affairs? What are the solutions? Where and how to invest when everybody is leaping on the bandwagon? (Disclaimer: The Monthly Barometer is a shareholder of CEDL)

Lord David Blunkett, House of Lords; Former Home Secretary – United Kingdom Stephen Head, Chief Security Officer, VIRGIN MONEY – United Kingdom Steve Holt, Cyber security Partner, E&Y – United Kingdom Nicolas Sadirac, Executive Director, 42 – France Moderated by: John Lyons, CEO, CEDL – United Kingdom

Broadening the definition of success: leaders who

focus on meaning and authenticity Room Isabella Straton

How do we find meaning, authenticity and perspective in a fast-paced, competitive, global marketplace so often at odds with a more human approach to leadership? Isolation is often an unintended consequence of success. Members of PathNorth will share personal experiences – both good and bad – encountered on their own path to success. They will address self-reflective topics such as: Who is in your audience? What is your biggest regret? When were you last afraid? And: What will your legacy be?

Christina Alfonso, Founder and CEO, MADEIRA GLOBAL – United States Dirk Jungé, Chairman, PITCAIRN – United States Osyris Uqoezwa, President, B&C International – United States

Moderated by: Adam Kaufman, Advisor, PATHNORTH – United States

10.15 – 10.30

Networking Break by

Majestic Congress Center 10.30 – 11.50

Concluding town hall session Majestic Congress Center

Take-off and take-aways: Connecting the dots and

drawing conclusions Room Michel Payot (Rotunda)

This concluding town hall completes the loop that started with the opening brainstorming of “Thinking the Unthinkable” and makes sense of the interconnectedness of the five preceding macro workshops. It then assesses their implications in terms of asset allocation and investment positioning. Facilitated by: Nik Gowing, Visiting Professor, KINGS COLLEGE LONDON; International Broadcaster – United Kingdom

11.50 – 11.55

Closing remarks Majestic Congress Center

Room Michel Payot (Rotunda) 11.55 – 12.05 Short meditation to calm our minds and make the most of the wealth of insights

and ideas sourced at this year’s Get-Together

Led by:



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Alka Dhillon, CEO, TECHNALINK; Author (“The OM Factor”) – United States Midday End of The 2016 Get-Together

For those staying on in Chamonix, further outside activities with fellow participants will be organized on Sunday afternoon. As they are weather dependent, we will communicate their precise nature on Saturday 24th September. This post-programme period will extend into the evening and will be primarily driven by serendipity. Watch your app to stay up to speed.

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