接上篇，西班牙全球中国商务论坛日程：

 

11.30-12.30    China, Spain and the World: Nurturing a Global Partnership

The economic partnership between China, Spain and the world has extensive synergies, especially during the current global financial crisis. What are the visions of state and business leaders to ensure sustainable growth?

Special Address by:       

                         •  H.R.H. The Prince of Asturias, Spain

with:

•  Guo Guangchang, Chairman, Fosun, China

•  CEO from Spain

•  CEO from ROW

Reaction by:

•  Silvia Iranzo, Vice Minister of Commerce, Spain

•  Yu Guangzhou, Executive Vice Minister of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce, China

Chaired by

•  Frank-Jürgen Richter, President, Horasis, Switzerland

•  Jesús Sanz, Director General, Casa Asia, Spain

 

12.30-14.00    Lunch – Chinese Business Leaders of the Year (World Trade Center)

For the third time as part of the Global China Business Meeting, we will celebrate outstanding entrepreneurs who have been building and leading successful Chinese global firms.

       Chaired by

              •  Lawrence Chia, National Managing Partner, Financial Advisory Services, Deloitte, China

 

14.00-15.00    Plenary Session: China’s Global Trade and Investments (World Trade Center)   As the global importance of the Chinese economy increases, new economic alliances amongst China and other emerging countries will evolve. What are the prospects for China’s global trade and investments in such areas as natural resources, agriculture and technology and what is the impact on business?

              •  Chen Feng, Chairman, Hainan Airlines, China        

•  Natalya Kaspersky, Chairman, Kaspersky Lab Group of Companies, Russia

•  Munir Majid, Chairman, Malaysia Airlines, Malaysia

•  Anthony Salim, President, Salim Group, Indonesia

              •  S. Sandilya, Chairman, Eicher Group, India

Reaction by

•  Kang Shaobang, Executive Director, Central Party School of the Communist Party, China

Chaired by

•  Frank-Jürgen Richter, President, Horasis, Switzerland

 

15.00-16.30    Boardroom Dialogue Sessions (World Trade Center)

China and the Geography of Logistics (A1)

The market for third-party logistics is growing, driven by the opening up of the market to multinational corporations. What are the remaining challenges and what models of cooperation will prevail?

•  Paul W. Bradley, President, Arshiya International, India

•  Chen Bing, Chief Executive Officer, Vistajet Holding, Switzerland

•  Chen Feng, Chairman, Hainan Airlines, China

•  Christopher Logan, Chief Strategy Officer, Agility, Kuwait

•  Minoo Saher, Group Chief Executive Officer, Mustafa Sultan Enterprises, Oman

•  Jerry Zhang, Chief Executive Officer, Neocomm Broadband, China

•  Zhang Jianwei, President, Sinotrans, China

Chaired by

•  Josep Oriol, General Manager, Port de Barcelona, Spain

Can Chinese Brands Make it Abroad? (A2)

Ambitious Chinese firms want to leave behind the role of mere manufacturers to become branded players in developed markets. What will it take to establish brand awareness overseas?

•  Chang Dae-whan, Chairman, Maeil, Korea

•  Tony Cowling, President, TNS, United Kingdom

•  Chen Shujin, Vice Chairman, China National Textile & Apparel Council, China

•  Lorraine Hahn, Veteran TV Host and former CNN Anchor, Hong Kong SAR

•  Peter Lau, Chief Executive Officer, Giordano, Hong Kong SAR

•  Song Lixin, Chief Editor and Director, Talents Magazine, China

•  Jason Wang, Chairman, China Reform Culture & Media International Group, China

•  Wang Lu Yen, Chairman, Roly International Holdings, Hong Kong SAR

Chaired by

•  Alan Rutherford, Chief Executive Officer Global, Digitas, United Kingdom

              Private Equity: Powering China’s New Global Champions (A3)

International private equity houses are stepping up their efforts to invest in China. What is the future role of private equity in China’s capital market?

•  Bao Fan, Chief Executive Officer, China Renaissance Partners, China

•  Feng Bo, Co-Founder, Ceyuan Ventures, China

•  Gao Luan, Chief Executive Officer, Tianjin Property Rights Exchange, China

•  Thomas Gilles, Partner, Baker & McKenzie, Germany

•  Li Wanshou, Chief Executive Officer, Shenzhen Venture Capital Group, China

•  Andre Loesekrug-Pietri, Managing Partner, China Equity Links, China

•  Shao Bo, Chairman, Novamed Pharmaceuticals, China

•  Andrew Yan, Managing Partner, SAIF Partners, China

       Chaired by

•  Guido Paolo Gamucci, Chairman Asia-Pacific, Permira, Hong Kong SAR

              Feeding Growth: China’s Natural Resources Needs (CIC1)

China’s growth is creating gaps between supply and demand for natural resources and basic commodities. How can China and its partners tackle political, economic and environmental risk?

•  Samir Brikho, Chief Executive Officer, Amec, United Kingdom

•  Maria Livanos Cattaui, Member of the Board, Petroplus Holding, Switzerland

•  Fu Chengyu, Chief Executive Officer, CNOOC, China

•  Paul Judge, Member of the Board, ENRC, Kazakhstan

•  Ka Kit, Chairman, Shanxi Fenyang Coking Factory, China

•  Marko Kryzanowski, Chairman, Petrol, Slovenia

•  Manuel Valencia, Secretary General, Spain China Business Council, Spain

Chaired by

•  Rob Morrison, Chairman, CLSA, Hong Kong SAR

Connecting China with Latin America (CIC2)

Chinese firms are increasingly setting up operations in Latin America to access the huge potential of the continent. What investment opportunities are likely to emerge and what role could Europe play in the growing trade and investment flows between China and Latin America?

•  Marcelo de Andrade, Chairman, Pro Natura, Brazil

•  Pablo Granifo, President, Banco de Chile, Chile

•  Marcos Jiménez, Chief Executive Officer, Softtech Europe, Mexico

•  Jose Augusto Lima de Sá, Director, Sadia, Brazil

•  CJ Liu, Chief Executive Officer, Pan-Pacific Management Institute, China

•  Charles Tang, Chairman, Brazil-China Chamber of Commerce, Brazil

•  Xu Lipan, Chairman, China Gloria Investment & Management, China

Chaired by

•  Javier Sanz, Chief Executive Officer, INTERES Invest in Spain, Spain

 

16.30-17.00    Contact Break

 

17.00-18.30    Boardroom Dialogue Sessions (World Trade Center)

 

Post the Olympics - Communicating the Future (A1)

The Olympics are a significant milestone providing opportunities to showcast China's achievements. How can Chinese businesses and the government use strategic communications to increase the country's brand equity on the world stage, specifically with regards to sustainability?

•  Harald Einsmann, Member of the Board of Directors, Tesco, United Kingdom

•  Feng Jun, President, Aigo, China

•  David Huang, Commissioner, Beijing Municipal Commission of Development and Reform, China

•  Liu Jianzhong, Vice President, Tianjin SASAC, China

•  Ignacio Niño, Chief Executive Officer, Madrid Global, Spain

•  Yan Bingzhu, Chairman, Bank of Beijing, China

Chaired by     

•  Fernando Rodes-Vila, Chief Executive Officer, Havas Group, France

Globalization in Turbulent Times (A2)

Companies from emerging markets have been using different models to grow into successful Multinationals. What are the best practices when comparing Chinese firms with companies from other emerging markets in these turbulent times.

•  Jim Goodnight, Chief Executive Officer, SAS, USA

•  Rodrigo Maciel, Secretary General, Brazil-China Business Council, Brazil

•  Natalya Kaspersky, Chairman, Kaspersky Lab Group of Companies, Russia

•  Liu Changle, Chairman, Phoenix TV, China

•  Ajay Mittal, Chairman, Arshiya International, India

•  Ahmet Mücahid Ören, Chief Executive Officer, Ihlas Holding, Turkey

•  Andrew Qian, Managing Partner, New Access Capital, China

Chaired by

•  Mark Foster, Group Chief Executive Officer, Management Consulting, Accenture, United Kingdom

A Roadmap for the Acquisition of Western Firms (A3)

Chinese Multinationals are bound to adapt to an unfamiliar operating environment when targeting acquisitions in Europe and North America. What are the right strategies and processes to address the M&A-challenge?

•  Chen Hong, Chief Executive Officer, Hina Group, China

•  James Z. Li, Chairman, E. J. McKay, China

•  John Studzinski, Senior Managing Director, Blackstone, United Kingdom

•  Wang Shuo, Managing Editor, Caijing Magazine, China

•  Wayne W. Wang, Chairman, CDP Group, China

•  Qiu Jin, Managing Director, China International Capital Corporation, China

Chaired by

•  Enrique Gutiérrez, Managing Partner Corporate Finance, Deloitte, Spain

       The Quest for Sustainability (CIC1)

The Chinese government decided to pursue a sustainability-centred development plan promoting a balanced and green GDP. How can China’s corporate sector embrace socially responsible and environmentally friendly globalization strategies?

•  Kang Shaobang, Executive Director, Central Party School of the Communist Party, China

•  Ron Kok, Founder and Chairman, Otb Group, Netherlands

•  Uwe Krüger, Chief Executive Officer, Oerlikon, Switzerland

•  Nicholas Parker, Chairman, Cleantech Group, Canada

•  Bob Walsh, Chairman, LS9 Inc, USA

•  Zhang Xiangchen, Minister, Permanent Mission of China to the WTO, China

•  Zhang Yue, Chairman, Broad Air Conditioning, China

•  Zhao Xizheng, President, China Electricity Council

Chaired by

•  Ansso Wang, Vice President International & Corporate Affairs, AIG, USA

Chinese Technology Pioneers’ Global Awakening (CIC2)

China’s technology firms are emerging as global players in their own right. What areas are they pioneering in and how do they compete in world markets? What does it take to boost innovation capabilities?

•  Tim Brown, Chief Executive Officer, Ideo, USA

•  James Fierro, Chairman, Recipco Holdings, Canada

•  Chen Guoping, Chairman, Vtion, China

•  Robert P. Lee, Chairman, Achievo, USA

•  Gunjan Sinha, Chairman, MetricStream, USA

•  Yang Xianzu, former Chairman, China Unicom, China

•  Zhang Zhengyu, Chairman, High-Tech Wealth, China

       Chaired by

•  Henry Birdseye Weil, Professor, MIT Sloan School of Management, USA

 

18.30-20.00    Closing Remarks: Building Global Firms of Chinese Origin (World Trade Center)

Many Chinese firms aspire to develop into true global champions.

What are the key building blocks for Chinese firms to move from domestic to global? What are the intrinsic business models leading to success?

•  Jim Goodnight, Chief Executive Officer, SAS, USA

•  Li Dongsheng, Chairman, TCL, China

•  Liu Changle, Chairman, Phoenix TV, China

•  Shao Bo, Chairman, Novamed Pharmaceuticals, China

•  Zhang Yue, Chairman, Broad Air Conditioning, China

Reaction by

•  Juli Minoves, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Government Spokesperson, Andorra

Chaired by

•  Frank-Jürgen Richter, President, Horasis, Switzerland

 

20.00-22.00    Gala Dinner (World Trade Center)

A formal social evening to harness China’s past, present and future.

•  Supachai Panitchpakdi, Secretary-General, UNCTAD, Switzerland

•  Government representative, China

•  Juan Antonio Samaranch, Honorary President, International Olympic Committee

                Switzerland

•  Xu Kuangdi, Vice Chairman, 10th CPPCC National Committee, China

Chaired by

•  Frank-Jürgen Richter, President, Horasis, Switzerland