September 29th 2011 - September 30th 2011
- Grand Connaught Rooms, London
There are hundreds of reasons why your company should be investing in high-growth markets; it's a world of opportunity.
But this is a two-way situation: for every new opportunity in a high-growth market there are new high-growth competitors. They operate not only in their home environments but are also expanding globally. Consequently competition is escalating very quickly around the globe. In this new world of hypercompetition, how can businesses operate successfully? What are the strategies companies adopt to stand out?
Having taken place on September 29th and 30th in London, The High-Growth Markets Summit provided 350 attendees answers to these questions as well as insight into the best strategies and tactics for success in a new world.
| Chaired by Daniel Franklin, Executive Editor of The Economist, the summit will feature over 50 speakers including: |
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Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva Former President of Brazil |
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Juan Carlos Echeverry, Minister of Finance and Public Credit, Government of the Republic of Colombia |
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Jin Liqun, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors, China Investment Corporation |
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Mo Ibrahim, Chairman, Mo Ibrahim Foundation |
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Donald Kaberuka, President, African Development Bank |
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Marc Llistosella, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, Daimler India |
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David Butler, Vice-president, Global Design, The Coca-Cola Company |
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John Micklethwait, Editor-in-Chief, The Economist |
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Régis Turrini, Senior Executive Vice-president and Chief Strategy Officer, Vivendi |
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| 08.00 | REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS |
| 09.00 | CHAIR'S INTRODUCTION Daniel Franklin, Executive Editor, The Economist |
| 09.10 | Opening keynote Jin Liqun, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors, China Investment Corporation; formerly Vice Minister of Finance, The People's Republic of China; Chairman, International Forum of Sovereign Wealth Funds |
| Steering through a new world of opportunity |
| 09.35 | Is Globalisation under threat? 10.05 Seeing beyond traditional borders: a geopolitical roadmap 10.20 Discussion: moderated by Zanny Minton Beddoes, Economics Editor, The Economist |
| 10.40 | REFRESHMENT BREAK |
| 11.10 | Conversation with Mo Ibrahim The importance of governance and ethics for business – are the opportunities worth the risks? Mo Ibrahim, Chairman, Mo Ibrahim Foundation |
| 11.30 | Consumers: as the middle classes rise As the middle classes grow, high-growth markets bring a wealth of new opportunities. They provide fertile ground for companies to grow and bring tourism, new shoppers and new money to the West. • How do you seize this opportunity? • What changes can countries make to allow easy access to their markets by their potential new customers? Yuval Atsmon, Principal, McKinsey & Company, Shanghai Sandie Dawe, Chief Executive, VisitBritain Gilbert Ghostine, President, Diageo Asia Pacific |
| 12.30 | Government Address Juan Carlos Echeverry, Minister of Finance and Public Credit, Government of Colombia |
| 12.50 | LUNCH |
| Ideas for a new world of opportunity |
Our concurrent sessions will offer you the opportunity to gain in-depth insights into the topics of your choice. In these interactive debates the discussion leaders will provide an inside view of the key markets, operating challenges and innovative ideas. |
| 13.50 | A. India: new facets in a changed global environment? Philip Bouverat, Director, JCB | B. Finance and M&A Moderator: Abhik Sen, Managing Editor, Business Intelligence Services, Economist Intelligence Unit Pat Guérin, Global Head of Sales and Divestitures, Citigroup | C. CSR: Taking a responsible approach to high-growth markets – why would you? Professor CB Bhattacharya, E.ON Chair Professor in Corporate Social Responsibility, European School of Management and Technology |
| 15.00 | D. Eastern Europe: how and where to find new opportunities Sponsored by: Azercell Telecom Moderator: Aidan Manktelow, Senior Editor, Manager Risk Briefing, Economist Intelligence Unit Ali Agan, Chief Executive Officer, Azercell Telecom | E. Growth strategies: Engage, Build and Grow in New and Dynamic Markets Arun Bhikshesvaran, Chief Marketing Officer, Ericsson | F. Talent: Catch your competitors! Xiang Bing, Founding Dean and Professor, Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business |
| 16.10 | G. Access different Chinas • What do companies have to consider when setting up a business in second and third tier cities? | H. SMEs: Standing out to out-compete multinationals |
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| 17.10 | DRINKS RECEPTION |
| The world through a different lens |
| 18.30 | Gala Dinner - A night of intellectual entertainment |
| 08.00 | REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS |
| 09.00 | CHAIR'S INTRODUCTION |
| 09.10 | Morning Introduction |
| Strategies for a new world of opportunity |
| 09.30 | Preparing for a multidimensional world: re-define, re-design and re-shape your global market strategy Moderator: James Watson, Contributing Editor, Economist Intelligence Unit James will set the scene with an EIU research paper, commissioned by UK Trade and Investment, on how to cope with increasing competition in a multidimensional world. 09.40 How India's innovators change the game 09.50 En route to high growth: strategies for innovative product and brand development |
| 10.30 | REFRESHMENT BREAK |
| Succeeding in a new world of opportunity |
| 11.00 | The necessity and inevitability for global economic change Introduced by Mike Reid, Americas Editor, The Economist |
| 11.25 | China inwards and outwards: working with government policy Usha will propose new strategies for doing business in China. Bill and Sitao will then form a discussion that will assess the practical implications of applying these methods. Moderator: Xu Sitao, Director, Advisory Services, China,Economist Corporate Network; Global Forecasting Director, China, Economist Intelligence Unit Usha C V Haley, Professor of International Business,Massey University;Research Associate, Economic Policy Institute |
| 12.20 | LUNCH |
| 13.40 | Africa: a new rising star? Moderator: Oliver August, Africa Editor, The Economist |
| 14.40 | REFRESHMENT BREAK |
| 15.00 | What’s next for Latin America? |
| 15.45 | Closing Keynote Address: Post-financial crisis: how powerful emerging economies may change the world order Jim O'Neill, Chairman, Goldman Sachs Asset Management |
| 16.05 | CHAIR'S CLOSING REMARKS |
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John Micklethwait, Editor-in-Chief, The Economist
John Micklethwait will chair the gala dinner featuring other senior editors from around the world to discuss how different regions report the same issues facing high-growth markets.
Daniel Franklin, Executive Editor, The Economist
Daniel Franklin will chair the summit and will facilitate the debate, helping us to navigate the world of opportunity.
Ali Agan, Chief Executive Officer, Azercell Telecom
Ali Agan is the Chief Executive Officer of Azercell Telecom. Prior to Azercell, Mr Agan worked as Chief Executive Officer and member of the Board of Directors of MEP İleşitim Company.
Oliver August, Africa Editor, The Economist
Oliver August is The Economist's Africa Editor. He previously covered the Middle East from 2006 to 2010 and continues to travel to the region.
Robin Bew, Editorial Director and Chief Economist, Economist Intelligence Unit
As Editorial Director for the Economist Intelligence Unit, Robin Bew is responsible for all editorial operations across the company worldwide, driving the intellectual debate within the business.
CB Bhattacharya, E.ON Chair Professor in Corporate Responsibility and Dean of International Relations, European School of Management and Technology
Professor Bhattacharya’s expertise is in the area of business strategy innovation, specifically how companies can use “intangible assets” such as corporate identity and reputation to strengthen stakeholder relationships.
Arun Bhikshesvaran, Global Chief Marketing Officer, Ericsson
Arun Bhikshesvaran is the Chief Marketing Officer for Ericsson. In this capacity, he directs the global marketing activities covering market insights, brand positioning and portfolio marketing.
David Binks, Senior Vice-President, Europe Operations, FedEx Express
During his 28 years at FedEx Express, David Binks has played a key role in developing and executing successful strategies for revenue growth, profitability, customer experience, brand awareness and corporate reputation building.
Philip Bouverat, Director, JCB
Philip Bouverat has been at JCB since 2002 where he aimed to bring the Chinese market into JCB's global strategy. Having travelled extensively, he is currently London based, covering international diplomatic liaison and global account relations.
Frank Braeken, Executive Vice-president, Africa, Unilever
As Executive Vice-president, Africa Frank Braeken manages the Unilever businesses in North Africa, the Middle East and Central Africa.
David Butler, Vice-president, Global Design, The Coca-Cola Company
In 2009, David was named by Fast Company as a Master of Design and his career has included leading brand, product and experience design with many of the world’s largest companies and most-loved brands including The Coca-Cola Company.
Sandie Dawe, Chief Executive, VisitBritain
Sandie Dawe MBE was appointed Chief Executive of VisitBritain in 2009. Here, Ms Dawe has been responsible for marketing, business development and publicity strategies.
Juan Carlos Echeverry, Ministry of Finance and Public Credit, Government of the Republic of Colombia
Juan Carlos Echeverry is currently the Minister of Finance and Public Credit for the Colombian Government. Previously he led development and strategy for the economic programs during the presidential campaign of President Juan Manuel Santos.
Hagen Fendler, Chief Design Director for Handsets, Huawei Device Company
Hagen Fendler is the Chief Design Director for Handsets for the Huawei Device Company. His role includes the development and implementation of Huawei’s global design strategy for mobile devices.
Gilbert Ghostine, President, Diageo Asia Pacific
Gilbert Ghostine is President, Diageo Asia Pacific and a member of the Global Executive Committee of Diageo. Mr Ghostine has worked for Diageo for over 17 years covering leadership roles in Africa, Asia, the US and Europe.
Alejandro Grisanti, Senior Economist, Andean Region, Barclays Capital
Alejandro Grisanti is a director and analyst at Barclays Capital covering the Andean region economies of Latin America.
Alejandro Grisanti received his PhD in economics at the University of Pennsylvania in 2000.
Pat Guérin, Global Head of Sales and Divestitures, Citigroup
In his position, Pat Guérin oversees Citi's sellside Mergers and Acquisitions franchise together with working on specialist large-cap M&A situations.
Robert Guest, Business Editor, The Economist
Robert Guest oversees The Economist’s global business coverage. His previous role was Washington Correspondent and Lexington columnist covering American news and politics.
Rajiv Gulati, President-Global Pharmaceuticals Business, Ranbaxy Laboratories Limited
Mr. Rajiv Gulati is currently President-Global Pharmaceuticals Business, for Ranbaxy Laboratories Limited. Before joining Ranbaxy in April, 2011, he was head of Emerging Market Strategy for Eli Lilly & Co
Anil Gupta, Michael Dingman Chair in Global Strategy & Entrepreneurship Smith School of Business, Smith School of Business, The University of Maryland at College Park
Anil Gupta is the award winning professor who wrote the rulebook on game-changing strategies that make companies (whether local or foreign) succeed in emerging markets.
Usha C. V. Haley, Professor of International Business, Massey University, Research Associate, Economic Policy Institute, Washington, DC
Usha Haley is an expert on Chinese business strategy in and outside of China. She will explore subsidies to Chinese industry and implications for business strategy and trade policy.
Mo Ibrahim, Chairman, Mo Ibrahim Foundation
Mo Ibrahim is a global expert in mobile communications with a distinguished academic and business career and has played a leading advocacy role on African development and governance.
Fred Kalantari, Managing Director and Vice-President, Kodak Greater Russia and Eastern Europe
Fred Kalantari is currently Managing Director and Vice-president of Kodak’s operations in Greater Russia and Eastern Europe.
Parag Khanna, Senior Research Fellow, New America Foundation
Parag Khanna is a leading geo-strategist and author. He is currently a Senior Research Fellow at the New America Foundation and Senior Fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations, and author of international bestsellers.
Nirmalya Kumar, Professor of Marketing and Co-director, Aditya V Birla India Centre, London Business School
Nirmalya Kumar is Professor of Marketing and Co-director of the Aditya Birla India Centre at London Business School.
Paul Lewis, Editorial Director, Economist Education, The Economist
Paul Lewis is the Editorial Director of Economist Education, responsible for developing online courses for business executives.
Jin Liqun, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors, China Investment Corporation; formerly Vice Minister of Finance, The People's Republic of China, Chairman, International Forum of Sovereign Wealth Funds
Jin Liqun is Chairman of the Board of Supervisors at the China Investment Corporation. Prior to this appointment he served as the Vice-president of the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
Marc Llistosella, Chief Executive Officer, Managing Director, Daimler India
Marc Llistosella has been with Daimler since 1994. He began his career in sales of light trucks for the Mercedes-Benz Branch of Cologne before moving on to his first management position, as Head of Dealer Development and Network Strategy.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Former President of Brazil
A former Union leader and Founder of the Brazilian Workers’ Party, he is widely renowned as the pioneer of Brazil's economic and social renaissance. He achieved victory in the 2002 election and was President of Brazil from 2003 to 2010.
Cathy McNulty, Human Resources Director, Arup
Cathy McNulty is Global Human Resources Director of Arup. She has a business studies degree and 23 years experience in Human Resources.
Strive Masiyiwa, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Econet Wireless Holdings
Strive Masiyiwa is an internationally successful mobile phone pioneer from Zimbabwe. His many business awards include his county's Businessman of the Year, Entrepreneur of the Year and Manager of the Year in the 90s.
Sanjay Mehta, Director, Essar Global
Sanjay Mehta is Director of Essar Global. Mr Mehta joined Essar Group in 2000 as Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Essar Shipping Ports and Logistics. He is also a board member at the American Bureau of Shipping.
David Molian, Director, Business Growth and Development Programme, Cranfield School of Management
David Molian has been involved with entrepreneurship education at Cranfield since 1998 and has mentored numerous fast-growth businesses. For several years he also led the enterprise electives on the Cranfield MBA programmes.
Zanny Minton Beddoes, Economics Editor, The Economist
Zanny Minton Beddoes is The Economist's economics editor, and leads the paper's global economic coverage. Zanny will moderate the globalisation under threat panel.
Jim O'Neill, Chairman, Goldman Sachs Asset Management
As chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Jim O’Neill is involved in helping guide all aspects of their business around the world. Prior to assuming this role in 2010, Mr O’Neill was head of Global Economics, Commodities and Strategy Research.
Elizaveta Osetinskaya, Editor-in-Chief, Forbes Russia
Elizaveta Osetinskaya has been Editor-in-Chief of the Russian edition of Forbes magazine since May 2011. Ms Osetinskaya started her editorial career at Vedomosti in 1999 as a correspondent.
Mike Reid, Americas Editor, The Economist
Mike Reid is one of the world's leading authorities on the political, social and business cultures of Latin America. He has been covering the region for a quarter century as a journalist, much of that time for The Economist.
Doug Richard, Founder and Chairman, School for Startups
A successful entrepreneur with over 20 years' experience in the development and leadership of technology and software ventures, Doug Richard featured in the first two television series of Dragons’ Den.
Alejandro Santos, Editor-in-Chief, Revista Semana
Alejandro Santos has been Editor-in-Chief at Semana Magazine in Colombia since 2001.
Bill Scotting, Executive Vice-President, Member Management Committe and Head of Strategy, ArcelorMittal
Bill Scotting joined Mittal Steel in 2002 to lead its Performance Enhancement activities, before becoming responsible for Strategy in 2007.
Abhik Sen, Managing Editor, Industry and Management Research, Economist Intelligence Unit
Abhik Sen manages a range of research projects covering a variety of business issues. Prior to joining The Economist Group, he was an Editor at Bloomberg where he helped manage the coverage of global business and finance.
Sudeshna Sen, Foreign Editor, The Economic Times
Sudeshna Sen is Senior Editor of The Times of India Group, working as Foreign Editor at The Economic Times.
Xu Sitao, Director, China, The Economist Corporate Network; Global Forecasting Director, China, Economist Intelligence Unit
Xu Sitao is Chief Representative of the Economist Group in China. He is also a non-Executive Director of Hunan Valin, one of the major steel companies in China, which is partially owned by ArcelorMittal..
Charles Tang, Chairman, Brazil-China Chamber of Commerce and Industry & Honorary President, Beijing Chamber of International Commerce
Charles Tang is Chairman of the Brazil-China Chamber of Commerce & Industry. The Chamber represents the Brazilian State of Pernambuco and the State Governments of Mato Grosso do Sul and Pará in China.
Hervé Tessler, President, Xerox Developing Markets Operations; Corporate Vice-president, Xerox Developing Markets Operations
A wealth of managerial experience across the globe has taught Hervé the importance of local presence in senior management. This, plus getting the mix of talent right, he claims, is key to MNCs' success in high-growth markets.
Joseph Wan, Chief Executive Officer, Harvey Nichols
Joseph Wan qualified as a chartered accountant in 1978 and as a chartered arbitrator in 2002 whilst he was the Chief Executive of Harvey Nichols.
Kresse Wesling, Director and Co-founder, Elvis & Kresse
Kresse Wesling is an environmental entrepreneur. In 2007 she launched Elvis & Kresse, which turns industrial waste into a diverse range of innovative products.
Adrian Wooldridge, Management Editor, The Economist
Adrian Wooldridge is The Economist's Management Editor and writes the Schumpeter Column. He covers politics, social policy, and social and political events, and will moderate the Access Indian briefing session.
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Join us at The World Through a Different Lens Gala Dinner, taking place on the evening of The High-Growth Markets Summit.
Chaired by The Economist's Editor-in-Chief, John Micklethwait, this informal dinner debate will bring together editors from leading publications around the world to analyse the big issues of the day and compare the different interpretations and public perceptions experienced around the world.
The gala dinner will take place on Thursday 29th September at 18:30 in The Grand Connaught Rooms, and is free of charge for all attendees of the summit.
Long gone are the days when the editorial emanating from London, Paris or New York solely defined the global news agenda.
The opinions, views and attitudes of different communities around the world are becoming increasingly influential. This has, however, created a myriad of global news voices that are conflicting, contradictory and bound in culture.
Bringing together four news editors from around the world, this special dinner discussion will examine the idiosyncrasies of global news reporting. With The Economist’s Editor-in-chief, John Micklethwait, leading the way the distinguished panel will mull over some of the big issues of the day and reflect upon how culture has shaped the contemporary news agenda.
Some of the topics under discussion include:
• How do journalists from high-growth markets perceive what is going on in the West?
• Is it fair to say that high-growth world reporting is prone to boosterism?
• How good is economic reporting generally and has it done more harm than good in recent years?
• What will be the big issues of tomorrow?
Confirmed speakers include:
| From The Economist: John Micklethwait, Editor-in-Chief, The Economist |  | From Russia: Elizaveta Osetinskaya, Editor-in-Chief, Forbes Russia |  | From Latin America: Alejandro Santos, Editor-in-Chief, Revista Semana |  | From India: Sudeshna Sen, Foreign Editor, The Economic Times |
17.30 Drinks reception
18.30 Gala Dinner
18.50 Panel discussion: The world through a different lens
19.20 Dinner served
21.00 Questions and audience discussion
21.30 Close
22.00 Carriages
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| THE HIGH-GROWTH MARKETS SUMMIT |
| The High-Growth Markets Summit will bring together over 350 business leaders and thought-leaders from across the globe. Whether it’s the Chief Executive of a FTSE 100 firm, the ambassador to the UK of an emerging market country or a professor from one of the world’s top universities, this summit will bring together a unique audience for discussions that you can’t find anywhere else. So far over the event has over 350 attendees confirmed representing over 30 countries from across five continents. Confirmed organisations include: |
21st Century Business Herald, 3CN, Aberdeen Asset Management, ACCA, Accenture, Actis, Aditya Birla India Centre, London Business School, AEGON Global Pensions, Africa Asia Confidential, Agility Project Logistics, Alinea Partners Consulting, Alliance Boots, American Express, ArcelorMittal, Argentine Embassy, Arqiva Broadcast & Media, Arup Group, Ashoka UK, Avanti Architects, Avington Systems, Aviva, Azercell Telecom, B+L Marktdaten, BAE Systems, Banking Association South Africa, Baqus Denley King, Barclays Capital, BCI Design, Berkeley Burke, Bloomberg, BNY Mellon, Boston Consulting Group, BPP University College, Brasscom, Brazil China Chamber of Commerce and Industry, British Airways, British Expertise, Burson-Marsteller UK, Business Monitor, Cable & Wireless Communications, Cambridge University Press, Canning House, Cerulli Associates, Channel 4 News, Charlemagne Capital, Chatham House, Chelsea Football Club, Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business, China Britain Business Council, China Daily, China Investment Corporation, China-Britain Business Council, Cisco Systems, Citi, City AM, City Wire, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, Climate Change Capital, Confederation of Danish Industries, Cranfield School of Management, Credit Suisse, Daily Express, Daily Telegraph, Daimler India, Danusha Fine Arts, De La Rue, Department for Business Innovation and Skills, Diageo Asia Pacific, Diageo, Dow Europe, EADS UK, Earthwatch Institute, Eastman Kodak Sarl, Econet Wireless, Edelman UK, Element8, Elvis & Kresse, Embassy of Argentina, Embassy of Brazil in London, Embassy of China, Embassy of Colombia, Embassy of the Republic of Azerbijan to the UK, Embassy of Ukraine, ENRC, Ericsson, Ernst & Young, Essar Global, Estée Lauder International, Euroleague Basketball, European Business Express, European School of Management and Technology, Family Office Review, Fareast Mercantile, Federative Republic of Brazil, FedEx Express, Financial Services for Eastern Europe, Financial Times Investment Adviser, Financial Times, First International Resources, Flowtech, Forbes Russia, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Fortune Nest Corporation, Foster & Partners, Fresh Business Thinking, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Future Agenda, G4S, General Mediterranean Holding, Genworth Financial, GEP UK, GlaxoSmithKline, GMT, Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Government of the Republic of Colombia, Government of the State of Tocatins, Grundfos Management, Gulf Research Centre, Harvey Nichols, Henry Schein, Hinduja Group, Hindustan Times, HSBC Private Bank, Huawei Device Company, Huda Associates, IBM UK, IDIS, IESE Business School, IMG, Independent Consultant, India Advisory Partners, Interbrand, International Institute for Strategic Studies, Intesa Sanpaolo Bank, Invest Finance Partners, J.K. Technosoft, JCB, Johnson & Johnson, Johnson Controls, Jones Lang LaSalle, Kana Software, Kodak Greater Russia and Eastern Europe, KPMG, Kreab Gavin Anderson, Lalcap, Lanco Solar International, Latin Lawyer Magazine, Lloyds TSB Bank, London Stock Exchange, Marriott International, Mars, Massey University, McKinsey & Company, Medtronic International, Merck Serono, MGIMO, Mo Ibrahim Foundation, MyBnk, National Grid, New America Foundation, New Europe Advisers, Nomura International, Novo Nordisk, OTR Global, Penningtons, PepsiCo, Polaris Software Lab, PR Africa Nigeria, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Procter & Gamble, Procurement Leaders, ProQuest, Pula Holdings, Ranbaxy Laboratories, Reuters, Richard White Associates, River Island, Rolls-Royce Group, Rosette Merchant Bank, Royal Mail, RRC, Russell Investments, Russian Media Solutions, SAP, Schneider Electric Industries, School for Startups, Semana Magazine, Serco Middle East, Seymour Pierce, Siegel+Gale, sigmaresource, Signal Point Partners, Societe Generale de Surveillance, Sony Europe, Spanish Chamber of Commerce, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, Sysdoc, Tata Capital, The Carbon Trust, The Coca-Cola Company, The Daily Telegraph, The Economic Times, The Economist, The European Azerbaijan, The Guardian, The Times, The Wall Street Journal Europe, This is Africa, Thomson Reuters, Turner, Tyco International, UK Trade & Investment, Ukrainian-British City Club, Unilever, United Biscuits, University of New Haven, Vasant Connect, Vestey Foods, VisitBritain, Volans Venture, Waggener Edstrom, Waitrose, Walkers Global, Warwick Business School, WhipCar, World Trade Group, Xerox, Xinhua News Agency, Yapi Kredi Bankasi, YSC |
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| THE EMERGING MARKETS SUMMIT 2010 |
The Emerging Markets Summit 2010, held on 15th – 16th September in London was a unique gathering of over 320 new global thinkers from 28 different countries. |
| A&B Partners ACCA Actis Africa Confidential African Review of Business & Technology Agence France-Presse AirAsia Al Jazeera Alexandrion Romania Alliance Boots Alstom India AMREF UK Anglo American AOG Advisory Services Apex-Brasil Arcelor Mittal Argentine Embassy Arup ASEAN UK Business Forum Asia House Asia Task Force, UK Trade & Investment Aspen AT&T Williams F1 Augere Azercell Telecom BAE Systems Baker & McKenzie CIS Ltd. Barclays Commercial Bank BBC News BBC World Service Berne Union BG Group Bloomberg Britain-Nepal Chamber of Commerce British American Tobacco British Institute of Technology and E-Commerce Buchanan Group Burson Marsteller Business Voice Capdistributors CBN Central Bank of the Argentine Republic Centre for Science and Environment China-Britain Business Council Chinese Embassy to the UK CHS Cihan News Agency CNN International Coca-Cola Africa Cola Eurasia & Africa Group Computer Sciences Corporation Conservative Party Control RiCPI DEG - Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft Department for Business, Innovation and Skills Diligence International EBRD Ecobank Group | Embassy of Brazil | Olay Newspaper Oxfam GB Peruvian Embassy Peter Hambro Mining Ltd Petrofac Philippine Embassy PIN International Properties Pro Mexico Proexport London PRS for Music (PRS) PSI Partners Rail One Group Red Bull Adria Republic of Colombia Republic of Rwanda Republic of The Philippines Republic of Tunisia Republic of Turkey Reuters Ria Novosti RISC International Royal Thai Embassy Russian Federation Russian Ministry of Economic Development Rwanda Embassy (UK) Secretariat of Finance and Public Credit, Mexico Segro Skolkovo Business school SLIC Group Soliman Fakeeh Hospital Sovereign Trust Sri Lanka High Commission Standard Bank Standard Chartered Bank Tata TC Ziraat Bankasi Team 3i Thailand The Brand Union The Coca Cola Company The Economist The Indonesian Investment Promotion Centre The Lapdesk Company The Royal Bank of Scotland The Sage Group The World Bank This is Africa Thomson Reuters Tunisian Embassy, London Turkish Consulate General Turkish Daily Turkish Embassy UK Trade & Investment Unilever Wal-Mart China Wolff Olins World Bank World Trade Organization Wyeth Europa YTL Hotels and Properties |
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Ecobank Group
Economist Intelligence Unit
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