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About the Forum

The global discussion platform—Open Innovations Forum—is dedicated to emerging technologies and furthering innovation prospects and collaboration worldwide.

Open Innovations Forum is organized by leading Russian development institutions and the Government of Moscow, with the support of the Government of the Russian Federation. This event unites representatives of business, policy, science and education to gain a holistic perspective, exchange ideas and to grasp today’s critical global innovation trends.

III Moscow InternatIonal ForuM For InnovatIve DevelopMent “open InnovatIons”

creative disruption: staying competitive in the 21st century

Technological disruption happens when faster, simpler, cheaper inventions threaten market leaders. Innovationsallowcreativitytoflourishinwaysnever before thought possible, while the speed of technological change has never been greater. With the creative disruption of markets, startups and established companies are vying to create tomorrow’s businesses and shape a better society. In the transition to a new level of development, established business markets must implement new strategies rapidly to remain competitive.

The focus of the Forum is to unlock the best practices of creative markets disruption, restructuring,andreconfiguration.Itisalsotounderstandtheimpactofthisprocessindifferenttechnical areas and in the global ecosystem of innovation. The Forum seeks to answer the tough questions.

Li Keqiang, Premier of the State Council of the People’s Republic of China will be an honorable guest at the “Open Innovations” Forum 2014.

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more than 40 subjects of the russian Federation (heads and representatives of authorities)

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OctOber, 14 — Day 108:30 coffee break

09:00 official opening ceremony of the open innovations forum Venue: Startup Lecture Hall at the Open Innovations Expo

09:30 science Open Innovations Talks / hall 2.2Megaprojects: Optimizing Country Involvement to Foster Innovation

education Panel Discussion / hall 2.1Educational Innovation— newModelsfornon-StopStudying

entrepreneurs Panel Discussion / hall 2.8Entrepreneurs Culture

enterprises Panel Discussion / hall 2.5Financial Innovation: Staying Ahead of the Market

capital Round Table / hall 2.10HowtoBridgetheGapsinFinancing Projects through DifferentStages?

territory Panel Discussion / hall 2.7Evaluating Investment in Innovation Infrastructure

business environment Panel Discussion / Hall 2.3TheSocio-CulturalImpactsof a Developing National Innovative Ecosystem

special events Round Table / Ministry for the Development of the Russian Far East / hall 2.9The Far East: Innovative Infrastructure Solutions for Advanced Development Zones

special events By special invitations only / hall 1.2ChiefTechnologyOfficerSummit

10:15 golden stylus 2014 journalistic prize award ceremony Venue: Press Center Time of event: 10:15–10:45

10:45 coffee break

11:15 plenary session The Emerging Global Innovation Map: Closing the Gap Between Countries

12:05 lunch

12:15 tech in media’14 Venue: Press Center Time of event: 12:15–12:45

13:30 science Panel Discussion / hall 2.2Translational Science: Accelerating Knowledge Transition from Fundamental Science to Economy

education Round Table / hall 2.9Dynamics in Education: New Players and Models of Disruption

entrepreneurs Panel Discussion / hall 2.6LifeafterLaunch:HowtoScale Your Business for Success

enterprises Open Innovations Talks / Hall 2.4HowGoodLeadersfosterHealthyDisruption

capital Panel Discussion / hall 2.8Optimal Strategies and Exit Models for Venture Investors

partnership for innovations Partner Country Peoples Republic of China Event / hall 2.5Innovation Dialogue: Partners Interaction over Innovation Policy

territory Governors’ Session / Plenary Hall 1.1Regional Tech Development Priorities and International Collaboration Time of event: 13:30–15:30

business environment Panel Discussion / hall 2.1Creating Innovations: to Stimulate or to Enforce

special events Within Broader Way Forum / Hall 2.3Next Digital Revolution—HowBroadbandBridgesTechnology and Innovation

special events Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation / Round Table / Hall 2.3Presentation Industry Development Fund

special events Round Table / hall 2.10Investing in SocialTech: International Best Practices and Russian Entrepreneurial Landscape

special events Private Session / By special invitations onlyEntrepreneurship in Action: The New Face of Russia

special events Panel Discussion / Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation / hall 2.7Discussion on Industry Development Foundation Concept

special events By special invitations only / hall 1.2ChiefTechnologyOfficerSummit

ProgrAm

15:00 coffee break

15:30 science Panel Discussion / hall 2.2Creative Disruption. In Science and Research

education Round Table / hall 2.9From Professional Occupations toCompetencies:HumanCapital Assets of the Future

entrepreneurs Open Innovations Talks / hall 2.6Technological Startup: Ingredients for Success

enterprises Panel Discussion / hall 2.1Engineering for Sustainable Development; Capitalizing on Russia’s Comparative Advantage

capital Panel Discussion / hall 2.8GlobalCapital:SpecificCharacters of Asian Market

partnership for innovations eU-russiayearofScienceevent/hall 2.7International Cooperation in Research and Innovation: Global Challenges, Global Opportunities

territory Open Innovations Talks / Hall 2.4HowtofueltheTerritorywithInnovation Growth?

business environment Panel Discussion / Hall 2.3The New Global IT Map. Challenges for Shanghai Cooperation Organization and BRICS

special events Press CenterAwards Ceremony of National VC 2014 Time of event: 16:00–17:00

special events The Event of the Association of Communication Agencies of Russia/ hall 2.11Marketing and Innovations

special events Panel Discussion / by Ministry of Construction,HousingandUtilitiesofthe Russian Federation / hall 2.5New Technological Platforms forHouseConstructionandIntegrated Urban Development

special events Round Table / hall 2.10The Prospects of Development and Use of Private Russian DistantSpacecraft’sforExploration of Earth

special events By special invitations only / hall 1.2ChiefTechnologyOfficerSummit Time of event: 15:30–16:30

17:00 the end of 1st day

17:15 russia-china cooperation on innovations

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OctOber, 15 — Day 211:00 Plenary Session

WhenKnowledgeandTechnologyConverges:enablingCross-IndustryInnovation

12:30 coffee break

13:00 biomedicine Open Innovations Talks / Hall 2.4The Science of Aging—Breakthrough Technologies in Longevity

health care delivery Open Innovations Talks / hall 2.6Medical Robotics: Care, Cure and Comfort

smart computing Panel Discussion / hall 2.7Tomorrow’s Computer: New Paradigms for Information Processing

virtual reality Panel Discussion / Hall 2.3Industrial Design—Virtual Modeling of the Real World

transport and infrastructure Panel Discussion / hall 2.8Innovation in the Aviation Industry

green technologies Panel Discussion / hall 2.1Enabling a Restorative Economy: The Circular Model

mineral resources Round Table / hall 2.10Innovative Approach to R&D in Geological Exploration and Production

innovations as a response to global challenges Panel Discussion / hall 2.5Technological Recipies to Ensure Food Safety

special events Round Table / hall 2.9TechUp-2014:Obstructionsand Future Development of russianHigh-technologyCompanies

special events hall 2.2Contest Accelerator GenerationS: The Investment Session for the Finalists Time of event: 12:30–14:30 Part I

14:30 lunch

15:30 biomedicine Panel Discussion / hall 2.1Patient Care at the Molecular Level

health care delivery Panel Discussion / hall 2.10Tools, Technologies and Advances in Telemedicine

smart computing Open Innovations Talks / hall 2.6A Talking Computer: the Easiness of Translating

virtual reality Panel Discussion / Hall 2.4Integrated Industry and Digital Manufacturing

transport and infrastructure Panel Discussion / hall 2.8The Next Leap in Space Discovery

green technologies Round Table / hall 2.9Smart Energy

mineral resources Panel Discussion / hall 2.7A New Approach to an Old Industry: Innovations in Metallurgy

innovations as a response to global challenges Panel Discussion / hall 2.5Smart Water Treatment That Quenches the Worlds’ Thirst

special events hall 2.2Contest Accelerator GenerationS: The Investment Session for the Finalists Time of event: 15:30–18:00 Часть II

special events Association of European Businesses Event / hall 2.11The Strategy of Sustainable Development: Priorities for Investment

ProgrAm

17:00 coffee break

17:30 biomedicine Open Innovations Talks / Hall 2.4Bionic Organs: Prostheses to Cyborgs

health care delivery Round Table / hall 2.10Medical Diagnostics: Fast, Accurate and On Time

smart computing Open Innovations Talks / hall 2.6Neuronet: a Forward Look atBringingHumansandComputers Together

virtual reality Mash-up/hall 2.1Breakthrough Technologies andapplicationsinUser-Based VR

transport and infrastructure Panel Discussion / hall 2.8Energy Storage Innovations

green technologies Round Table / hall 2.9Strategies, Tools and Technology to Ensure the New Green City

mineral resources Panel Discussion / hall 2.7Acquiring and Developing Arctic Resources: Challenges and Prospects

innovations as a response to global challenges Panel Discussion / hall 2.5TheWorldafterOilandGas:HowtoensureTomorrow’sEnergy Supply

special events Hall 2.3RUSNANOPRIZE Nanotechnology International Prize and Russian Nanotech Industry Youth Prize Award Ceremony

19:00 The Awards Ceremony Contest-accelerator GenerationS Venue: StartUP-zone at the Exhibition

Kurt Wüthrich,Ph.D., Cecil H. and Ida M. Green Professor of StructuralBiology, The Scripps Research Institute; Professor ofBiophysics, ETH Zürich;

Vitaly Korzhavin,deputy director, Rosatom Institution "Project CeterITER"

Ruslan Yunusov ,General Director, Russian Quantum Center

Zhao Gang,Professor, Chinese Academy of Science and Technologyfor Development, Ministry of Science and Technology

Vladislav Panchenko,Chairman of the Board, Russian Foundation for BasicResearch

Andrei Fursenko,Aide to the President of the Russian Federation

Mikhail Kovalchuk,Director, The Executive Director of National ResearchCentre "KURCHATOV INSTITUTE"

Sergey Salikhov,Director of the Department of science and technologyof Ministry of education and science, Ministry ofeducation and science of the Russian Federation

Victor Matveev,Director, The Joint Institute for Nuclear Research

Open Innovations Talks

Megaprojects: Optimizing Country Involvement to Foster Innovation

Megaprojects, ventures of immense scale and complexity, are playing an increasingly vital role in the globaleconomy. But to be successful, they require long-term coordination between stakeholders. What are the impacts ofmegaprojects on the global stage? How do these projects drive the advancement of modern science? This sessionoffers perspectives on how different countries structure and manage their involvement in megaprojects. Real-lifeexamples demonstrate how megaprojects are measured and evaluated against their established goals.

Session participants will discuss types of megaproject organizational models that engender innovation, tools andprocess maps that enable successful team and inter-country collaboration, methods of attracting and retaining toptalent.

Speakers

Peter Vesterbacka,, Mighty Eagle, Chief Marketing Officer, RovioEntertainment

Alexander Laszlo,57th President of the ISSS, International Society forthe Systems Sciences

Natal'ya Tsarevskaya-Dyakina,Managing Director, Moscow University of Industry andFinance Synergy

Kelsey Whelan,Director, Online School, Draper University

Yakov Mendeleev,Head of e-school project, Rostelecom OJSC

Michael Stopford,Executive vice president, global corporate strategy andhigher education, Weber Shandwick/Powell Tate PublicAffairs. Washington DC.

Anatoli Shkred,rector, National Open University "INTUIT"

Leonid Bugaev,director general

Pavel Luksha,Professor , SKOLKOVO Business School

Panel Discussion

EDUCATIONAL INNOVATION—NEW MODELS FOR NON-STOP STUDYING

Online educational resources level the playing field between traditional education and the increasingly emerging,online study programs. Technical innovations enable the development of continuing education, as educationalstartups offer non-stop learning opportunities that are complete with achievement certificates and degreeprograms. This new learning environment challenges regulatory protocols, traditional institutions and the businessof education.

This discussion, will address the business model, structure and unique features of continuing education programstoday, including, funding, partnerships, degree programs, as well as the opportunities and technical challengesfaced when creating a global educational online community.

Speakers

October, 14 | 08:30-09:00 | Technopolis "Moscow"COFFEE BREAK

October, 14 | 09:00-09:30 | Startup Lecture HallOFFICIAL OPENING CEREMONY OF THE OPEN INNOVATIONS FORUM

October, 14 | 09:30-10:45 | Hall 2.2MEGAPROJECTS: OPTIMIZING COUNTRY INVOLVEMENT TO FOSTER INNOVATION

October, 14 | 09:30-10:45 | Hall 2.1EDUCATIONAL INNOVATION—NEW MODELS FOR NON-STOP STUDYING

ProgrAm

Ilia Dubinsky,Director of the Center for Entrepreneurship andInnovation, Skolkovo Institute of Science andTechnology

Lawrence Wright,CEO of GVA LaunchGurus, GVA LaunchGurus

Wang Jiwu,President, Tus-Holdings Co., Ltd.

Avi Aliman,Co-Founder & Business Development Director,ValueBioTech Srl

Alexey Komissarov,Adviser to Mayor, Moscow City Government

Alisée de Tonnac de Villeneuve,CEO, Seedstars World

Sergey Nedoroslev,Co-chair, Russian Public Organization, “BusinessRussia”

Konstantin Fokin,General Director, Moscow innovation developmentcenter

Sergey Gribov,Managing Partner, Startup Access

Cai Guiru,Chairperson, Chinese Chamber of Commerce

Panel Discussion

ENTREPRENEURS CULTURE

Gain a first-hand perspective on the cultural environment that entrepreneurs thrive in and understand why“permission to fail” is critical to success. This session will uncover the temperament and characteristics of theentrepreneur and share ideas on how those qualities lend themselves to solving problems, managing risk, andfacing the unknown. Examine the path from scientist to entrepreneur. See who the female entrepreneurs are today,and understand the unique challenges they face. Look at attitudes and cultural frameworks relevant in differentregions and their impact on innovation and the contribution of the entrepreneur.

Speakers

Aleksandr Pogudin,Member of CFT Board of Directors , CFT Group

Jianqing Jiang,Chairman, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China

Rupert Keeley,Senior Vice President, Paypal

Victor Orlovski,Senior Vice-President, Sberbank

Andrei Lukianov,Head of Centre of Excellence, Strategic Industries, SAP

Patrick Young,Executive Director, Mission ToRun

Dmitry Aksenov,Chief Executive Officer, 100 Innovators

Nailya Zamashkina,Commercial Director, "MOBY. Money"

Mash up

FINANCIAL INNOVATION: STAYING AHEAD OF THE MARKET

Taking the lead from other industries, the banking industry is closing the gap between its institutions and thecustomer, impacting financial business around the world. Enabled by technology, the new mobile-first paradigm isdriven by customer behavior, and is increasing disruption in financial entities, propelling change.

The largest foreign financial startups are impacting business all over the globe, and challenging traditional bankinginstitutions to step up to today’s customer expectations. This interactive session addresses a changing paradigm:banking anytime, anywhere, as the new reality, lending some banking systems a competitive edge.

Speakers

October, 14 | 09:30-10:45 | Hall 2.8ENTREPRENEURS CULTURE

October, 14 | 09:30-10:45 | Hall 2.5FINANCIAL INNOVATION: STAYING AHEAD OF THE MARKET

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Pekka Soini,Director General, CEO, The Finnish Funding Agency forInnovation Tekes

Dmitry Chikhachev,Managing Partner, Runa Capital

Sergey Polyakov,General Director, Foundation for Assistance to SmallInnovative Enterprises.

Andrey Morozov,Chairman of the Board of the Fund "VEB-Innovations",VEB Innovations Fund

Ilya Sidorov,Deputy Director General, Foundation for AdvancedStudies (DRF)

Lyudmila Ogorodova,Deputy Minister of Education and Science of theRussian Federation, The Ministry of education andscience of Russian Federation

Boris Ryabov,Managing Partner, Bright Capital

Alexey Kostrov,Chief executive director, Moscow Seed Fund

aleksei Girin,Managing Partner, Starta Capital

Yuri Simachev,Deputy General Director, Interdepartmental AnalyticalCenter

Brian Meece,CEO

Leonid Vodovatov,Director of the Department of Research System,Skolkovo Foundation

Andrew Romans,General Partner, Rubicon Venture Capital

Ilya Matskevich,Investment Director, BRIGHT CAPITAL

Panel Discussion

HOW TO BRIDGE THE GAPS IN FINANCING THROUGH DIFFERENT PROJECT STAGES?

Financing start-ups throughout the development phases of growth and maturity, poses significant challenges forboth investors and entrepreneurs, with broader implications on a regions macroeconomic health. In addition, manyother conditions can impede the emergence and success of entrepreneurial ventures. The discussion addresses theprivate and institutional investments’ challenges, and proposes solutions that bridge the gap in financing start-upstowards sustainable and successful business ventures.

The panel involves Business Angels, crowdfunding sources, institutional and venture investors, and representativesof state regulators and development institutes.

Speakers

Mikhail An,First Deputy Director, Department of Science,Industrial Policy and Entrepreneurship of Moscow,Moscow City Government

Martin Hinoul,Business Development Manager

Sven-Thore Holm,Chief Executive Officer, Lundavision AB

Jean-Francois Boisson,Chief Executive Officer and Owner, Arteres, Arteres

Aleksandr Idrisov ,President, CJSC Strategy Partners Group

Eugeny Kuznetsov,Deputy CEO, Executive Board Member, RVC

Alex Ruzhencev,CEO

Kendrick White,Vice-rector on innovation, Нижегородскийгосударственный университет им. Н.И. Лобачевского

Natal'ya Larionova,Head of the Department of Small and Medium Businessof the Ministry for Economic Development of theRussian Federation, Ministry of Economic Developmentof the Russian Federation

Renat Batyrov,General Director, Skolkovo Technopark

Panel Discussion

EVALUATING INVESTMENTS THAT ENABLE AN INNOVATION INFRASTRUCTURE

The potential for the Russian regions to develop environments that support innovation requires stakeholdercommitment to the creation of enabling infrastructures. These environments must have the capacity to supportboth newly formed and mature technology companies through their growth stages. While Russia has invested in therequisite hard infrastructure components, such as communication networks and equipment, more emphasis needsto be placed on soft elements, such as business process support, training guides, mentorship programs, and otherelements proven to accelerate innovation in the West.

Participants in this discussion will analyze global best practices that facilitate economic growth through theinvestment of an innovation ecosystem. They will also weigh in on Russian opportunities and obstacles when itcomes to similar deployment.

Speakers

October, 14 | 09:30-10:45 | Hall 2.10HOW TO BRIDGE THE GAPS IN FINANCING THROUGH DIFFERENT PROJECT STAGES?

October, 14 | 09:30-10:45 | Hall 2.7EVALUATING INVESTMENT IN INNOVATION INFRASTRUCTURE

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Vasily Belov,Senior Vice-President, Innovations development ofSkolkovo Foundation, Fond Skolkovo

Jeongmin Seong,Senior Fellow, McKinsey & Company

Oksana Derevyanko,Head of Business Рrogram Deзфкеьуте, Russia Today

Aleksei Teksler,Deputy Minister, Ministry of Energy of the RussianFederation

Francis Yeoh,Professorial Fellow for Entrepreneurship at the Schoolof Computing, National University of Singapore

Suresh Prabhu,Chairperson, Skolkovo Foundation

Oran Kochavi,Director @ Terra Venture Partners - Israel, TerraVenture Partners - Israel

Frank Fu,Executive Vice President of Global Business, KingsoftOffice Software

Panel Discussion

THE SOCIO-CULTURAL IMPACTS OF A DEVELOPING NATIONAL INNOVATIVE ECOSYSTEM

This discussion examines a framework of socio-cultural indicators at the country level that impact theadvancement of innovation. These indicators include public vs. private investment ratio, citizen acceptance, theunderstanding of IT, attitudes toward the environment, and potential risk vs. cultural views toward risk and failurescenarios, and more.

The conversation will then take a dual focus to address how countries can best work with Russia and how Russiacan best move toward an innovation-centric economic future.

Speakers

Alexander Ivlev,Country Managing Partner, Russia, EY

Aleksandr Galushka,Minister for development of Russian Far East

Yang Gao,Vice - President, BANK OF CHINA (ELUOSI)

Alexey Udalov,Business Development Director, JSC “RAO EnergySystem of East”

Andrei Lipatov,CEO, Holding "Teplocom"

Akira Iwata,General Manager, Nomura Research Institute, Ltd.

Andrey Varichev,Chief Executive Officer, METALLOINVESTManagement Company

Vasily Usoltsev,First Vice-Governor, Primorsky Territory

Round Table

THE FAR EAST: INNOVATIVE INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTIONS FOR ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT ZONES

Build-up of bearing infrastructure for investors is an essential requirement for development and importantcompetitiveness factor for the Russian Far East in the Asia-Pacific Region. Existing plentiful opportunities foradvanced development and investments are restrained by retarded infrastructure. Many significant projects havebeen keeping on hold in high readiness due to existing obstacles.

Major priority investment projects, supported with infrastructure, will generate economic growth and attract newbusinesses. The forthcoming discussion will promote interaction of all the stakeholders: investors, authorities,infrastructure companies in order to find solutions of the core problem, applying technology innovation.

Speakers

October, 14 | 09:30-10:45 | Hall 2.3

THE SOCIO-CULTURAL IMPACTS OF A DEVELOPING NATIONAL INNOVATIVEECOSYSTEM

October, 14 | 09:30-10:45 | Hall 2.9

THE FAR EAST: INNOVATIVE INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTIONS FOR ADVANCEDDEVELOPMENT ZONES

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Oleg Lyubimov,CEO, Holding "Teplocom"

Igor Bevzyuk,Deputy Chief Executive Officer—Head of InnovativeDevelopment and R&D Section, RTI, JSC "RTI"

Martin Gitsels,Head of Corporate Technology of 'Siemens' LLC,General director of ' Siemens Research Center' LLC,Siemens LLC

Vladislav Shershulsky,Technology Cooperation Director, Microsoft Rus

Radislav BIRBRAER,President, SOLVER

Alexander Sergeev,Director of the Project, En+ Management LLC

Dmitry Shalupkin,CTO, RRT Global

Kurt Kaltenegger,VP, ABB

Vagif Kasumov,Deputy CEO of technology, development & investment,"Cordiant"

David Whitehouse,Managing Director, AECOM

Ruslan Smeliansky,Professor, Director of Science and Education of theNon-profit Partnership «Applied Research Center forComputer Networks» (ARCCN), Applied ResearchCenter for Computer Networks

Sergei Arkhipov,Chief Innovation Officer, United Heavy Machinery

Jose Estabil,Director, Massachusetts Insitute of Technology (MIT)

Special Events Track

By special invitations only

CTO Summit is a fine-tuned gathering designed to facilitate cross-industrial dialog between large company CTOs& CSOs, vice presidents responsible for R&D, technology platform managers, research directors, small and mediumenterprise CEOs providing sustainable global experience and best practices exchange. It’s known that convergenceof technology and knowledge lead to technological and methodical breakthroughs in different fields and at theirjunctions. Therefore CTO Summit brings to round table CTOs, CINOs, CSOs, CEOs and other corporate techstrategy leaders from aerospace, electronics, automotive, IT and telecom, marine, energy and power systems,chemistry, advanced materials and other industries.

A 1.5 hour opening panel will highlight global trends in R&D, technology strategies and tech commercialization,posing shortlist of the Summit end-point objectives will be followed by 3-hourdrill-down networking in cross-industry working groups.

Speakers

Yaoqi Joe Liu,Vice President, 3M Russia

Andrei Zuzin,Skolkovo Project Director, Cisco Systems

Nikolay Grachev,Vice President, Executive Director, Energy EfficiencyCluster, Fond Skolkovo

Mikhail Lifshitz,CEO, ROTEС CJSC

Igor Fatuev,first deputy executive director Strategy & Innovations,JSC NPO Energomash namedi akademik V.P. Glushko

Pekka Koponen,Генеральный директор, Spinverse Ltd

Vadim Ustinov,General Director, Rolls-Royce International LLC

Ran Achituv,General Partner, Magma Venture Partners

Mikhail Kozlov ,Director of Innovations and Renewables, JSC"RusHidro"

Emanuele Volpe,Innovation, research and development manager, EnelRussia

Aleksandr Kashirin,Deputy Chairman of the Science and Technical Council,State Corporation "Rostec"

Gennady Artamonov,Innovation Center Leader, DuPont

Maurizio Gattiglio,Chairman, European Factories of the Future ResearchAssociation (EFFRA); Executive Vice-President,Strategic Business Development, Prima Industrie S.p.A.

Vasiliy Osmakov,Director of Strategic Development Department,Ministry of Industry and Trade of the RussianFederation

Igor Seleznev,Director of Research Programs and TechnologyTransfer, Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology

Igor Agamirzyan,CEO, RVC

Eckard Foltin,Head of Insight & Foresight Management, A/O Bayer

Vladimir Kosteev,CEO, Innovation and R&D Directors Club

Alexander Chaadaev,Vice-President for Innovations ALROSA OJSC - Directorof Yakutniproalmaz Institute, ALROSA (OJSC)

Andrei Polozov-Yablonskii,Advisor to Chief Executive Officer—Head ofInnovative Development, Aeroflot JSC

Heui Jae Pahk,President and National CTO, Office of Strategic R&DPlanning

Vitaly Anikin,Director for Development, CJSC "Integrated energysystems"

Leonid Sorkin,Vice President, Honeywell

Igor Schwartz,Advisor, New Technologies and Production SystemDevelopment, Energy and IT, LLC SIBUR

Vladimir Polyakov,Head, Innovative Technology Solutions, NovolipetskSteel

October, 14 | 09:30-10:45 | Hall 1.2CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER SUMMIT

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Fedor Luk'yanov,Editor-in-Chief of the Russia in Global Affairs journal ,"Rossiya v global'noi politike"

Dmitry Medvedev,Prime Minister of the Russian Federation

Li Keqiang,Premier of the State Council of the People’s Republicof China

All of us know how important the role of mass media in formation of information society is. It lies in attractingcitizens’ attention to IT projects, which realization improves life of society and everybody. Association of Russianinnovative regions and ELAR corporation institute a prize “Golden Stylus” to reward Russian journalists which writeon IT subject. Every year journalists will be awarded valuable prizes and sums of money for best materials aboutinformation technologies making better citizens’ lives, work of state organizations and culture.

The rapidly developing economies contain a burgeoning pool of talent and knowledge. As a result, an increase ininnovation is taking place in these countries to take on national, regional and global challenges. This plenarydiscussion will expose the different approaches, drivers, and development mechanisms that enable innovation bytechnology leaders and entrepreneurs, in these fast-growing markets, who are significantly contributing to solvingglobal-scale problems.

Speakers

Mikhail Khomich,Head of SKOLKOVO Mentoring Association,SKOLKOVO Business School

Keiji Takigawa,TOKYO BOEKI, Tokyo Boeki RUS

Richard J. Roberts,Ph.D., Chief Scientific Officer, New England Biolabs;Nobel laureate in Chemistry 1993


Oleg Movsesyan,Head, MSU Science Park

Tech in Media"14 is innovation journalists’ contest first established in 2010 by RVC. Through the contests’procedures well-known Russian experts in field of innovation and media choose authors who’ve written best pieceson topical subjects in the field. In the 2014 the contest was relaunched under the new brand—Tech in Media.

From this year the contest is organized in several stages separated by subject into several topical tracks—“Technological entrepreneurship”, “Advanced manufacturing”, “Popular Science”, “Life sciences”. Final events ofeach track are integrated into programs of prominent regional forums such as U-NOVUS held in Tomsk,INNOPROM in Ekaterinburg, Science Festival in Novosibirsk and Moscow.

All the topical tracks winners, journalists, are invited to Open Innovation forum to take part in Tech in MediaAwards Ceremony where also best mass-media working with innovational subjects and picked up by the ContestBoard will be announced.

Speakers

October, 14 | 10:15-10:45 | Press CenterGOLDEN STYLUS 2014 JOURNALISTIC PRIZE AWARD CEREMONY


October, 14 | 11:15-12:05 | Plenary Hall 1.1

PLENARY SESSION. THE EMERGING GLOBAL INNOVATION MAP: CLOSING THE GAPBETWEEN COUNTRIES

October, 14 | 12:05-13:30 | Technopolis "Moscow"LUNCH

October, 14 | 12:15-12:45 | Press CenterTECH IN MEDIA’14

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Jeongmin Seong,Senior Fellow, McKinsey & Company

Rashid Ismailov,Deputy Minister of Telecom and Mass Communicationsof the Russian Federation, Ministry of Telecom andMass Communications of the Russian Federation

Maelle Gavet,Chief Executive Officer, OZON Holdings

Ralph Simon,Chairman & CEO, Mobilium Global Limited, MobiliumGlobal Limited

Pavel Roytberg,Executive Director - Head of Innovation Center, OАO"Rostelekom"

Paul Scanlan,President, Business & Network Consulting, Huawei

Next Digital Revolution—How Broadband Bridges Technology and Innovation

Within Broader Way Forum

Internet has changed the way people live, government functions and business operates. Big data is the nextfrontier for innovation. This technological trend is less visible but could be just as transformative. Big data isalready used globally in healthcare and retail, the public sector, manufacturing and entertainment. Big data is likelyto become a key factor determining competitiveness, growth of productivity, and customer satisfaction. Theamount of data becoming available every day with the rise of social media, the Internet of Things, and mobilecontent creates not only opportunities, but also challenges for its use in the foreseeable future.

Speakers Mikhail Rogachev,Director, Russian Fund for Technological Development

Anton Atrashkin,Head of marketing communications, Formika Group

Dmitry Pumpyansky,Vice President, Russian Union of Industrialists andEntrepreneurs (RSPP); Chairman of the Board ofDirectors, Sinara Group; Chairman of the Board ofDirectors, OAO TMK

Sergei Nedoroslev,Сhairman of the board, Kaskol, Stan Group LLC

Denis Manturov,Minister, Ministry of Industry and Trade of the RussianFederation

Panel Discussion

Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation

The Industry Development Foundation, announced by the President of the Russian Federation at St. PetersburgInternational Economic Forum, is expected to become one of the most important tools of modernization of Russianindustrial companies. Heads of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation and representatives ofbig and medium business will discuss in the form of an open dialogue the most effective ways to provide fundingof technological re-equipping of enterprises.

Speakers

October, 14 | 13:30-15:00 | Hall 2.3

NEXT DIGITAL REVOLUTION—HOW BROADBAND BRIDGES TECHNOLOGY ANDINNOVATION October, 14 | 13:30-15:00 | Hall 2.7

DISCUSSION ON INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION CONCEPT

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Jeremy Leggett,Founder and Chairman

Vladislav Kreinin,CEO, Yopolis

Irina Pavlova,Head of Social Enterprise Development and Support,Fund "Our Future"

Andrew Grenfell,Co-Founder, Impact Hub Moscow

Alexander Pankov,Board Member, National Alternative InvestmentManagement Association

Digital technology has already transformed how we communicate, how we work, how we buy and sell. But we areonly just beginning to scratch the surface of ways that technology can be used to transform how we addresscomplex social challenges in sectors such as sustainable agriculture, affordable housing, affordable and accessiblehealthcare, clean technology, and financial services.

Investing financial capital in solutions of such challenges can help generate social and environmental impactalongside a financial return. This phenomenon is called impact investment.

Impact investments can be made in both emerging and developed markets, and target a range of returns frombelow market to market rate, depending upon the circumstances. Experts say the volume of impact investmentmarket is going to exceed $500 billion in the next 10 years.

This section is a first open platform of its kind to discuss local and international experience in the area, casestudies and observations of market leaders, and what it takes to build an ecosystem for investment in technologythat solves pressing challenges in Russia.

Audience: investment funds, consultants, social entrepreneurs, development agencies, media, governmentinstitutions dealing with entrepreneurship eco-system.

Speakers

Maksim Safonov,Councillor of the President of Academy of Sience

Vladimir Dmitriev,Chairman, State Corporation “Bank for Developmentand Foreign Economic Affairs (Vnesheconombank)”

Boris Lapidus,Director General, Nauchno-issledovatel'skii institutzheleznodorozhnogo transporta

Naledi Pandor,Minister of Science and Technology of the Republic ofSouth Africa

Andrew Grigoryev,Director General, Advanced Research Foundation

Vladimir Fortov,President of Academy of Science, Russian Academy ofScience

Dmitry Livanov,Minister, The Ministry of education and science ofRussian Federation

Ivo Loyola,Assistant to the Director, Butantan Institute (SãoPaulo, Brazil)

Private Session


Panel Discussion

TRANSLATIONAL SCIENCE: ACCELERATING KNOWLEDGE TRANSITION FROM FUNDAMENTALSCIENCE TO ECONOMY

Development of the modern world is largely determined by the efficiency and pace of the innovation process.A country’s economic competitiveness depends first and foremost on this one factor. The innovation process, inturn, reserves a special role for science, which not only serves as a key source of innovation and economic growth,but also constitutes the basis for the formulation of science-and-technology and socioeconomic policy.

Within the framework of the discussion, participants will analyse the role of basic science in innovation process.They will consider the global practice and development trends of translational science. How to accelerateknowledge conversion from science to economy? What role in this process is played by the state, universities andbusiness?

Speakers

October, 14 | 13:30-15:00 | Hall 2.10

INVESTING IN SOCIALTECH: INTERNATIONAL BEST PRACTICES AND RUSSIANENTREPRENEURIAL LANDSCAPE October, 14 | 13:30-15:00 | Technopolis "Moscow"

ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN ACTION: THE NEW FACE OF RUSSIA

October, 14 | 13:30-15:00 | Hall 2.2

TRANSLATIONAL SCIENCE: ACCELERATING KNOWLEDGE TRANSITION FROMFUNDAMENTAL SCIENCE TO ECONOMY

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Isak Froumin,Academic Director, National Research UniversityHigher School of Economics

Edward Crawley,President, Skolkovo Institute of Science andTechnology

Yin Cheong Cheng,Research Chair Professor, Hong Kong Institute ofEducation

Alexei Sitnikov,Vice President for Institutional and ResourceDevelopment, Skolkovo Institute of Science andTechnology

Leah Rosovsky,Vice President for Strategy and Programs, HarvardUniversity

Valery Katkalo,Director, Sberbank Corporate University, SberbankCorporate University

Olivier BRECHARD,Co-founder and associate director, Institut deRecherche Action pour l'Education

Alevtina Chernikova,Rector, NUST «MISiS»

Elena Kazakova,Expert, ANEO "School-league"

Hannes Klöpper,Co-founder, Managing Director, iversity

Panel Discussion

DYNAMICS IN EDUCATION: NEW PLAYERS AND MODELS OF DISRUPTION

The education market is under-going dynamic change. New players in the market, driven by the growingacceptance of online degree programs, in a climate of collaboration and open source access to information, arechallenging traditional educational institutions, both public and private, on an international scale.

How does the new knowledge economy challenge traditional educational systems? What will the new educationarchitecture of tomorrow be like?

Speakers

Mikhail Khomich,Head of SKOLKOVO Mentoring Association,SKOLKOVO Business School

Eduard Fiyaksel',Chairman of the Administrative Council of theNational Association of Business Angels (NABA),National Association of Business Angels (NABA)

Natalya Kasperskaya,CEO, InfoWatch Group of companies

Igor' Karavaev,Vice-President, Executive Director of NuclearTechnology Cluster, Fond Skolkovo

Alexander Alpern,CEO, Webinar Ltd

Igor Sugnach,Chief Executive Officer, FreshOffice

Peter Vesterbacka,, Mighty Eagle, Chief Marketing Officer, RovioEntertainment

Philip Rosedale,Co-founder/CEO

Sergei Rizhikov,Chief Executive Officer

Natalya Radosteva,Head of Startup Ecosystem Development and VCrelations, Microsoft Rus

Alexey Solovyev,Managing Director, Prostor Capital Ltd

Panel Discussion

LIFE AFTER LAUNCH: HOW TO SCALE YOUR BUSINESS FOR SUCCESS

A startup is a temporary entity, the goal of which is to create a viable business beyond the pitch, once comfortablerevenues are realized. Now the pressure begins. It is proven that tackling the difficult scaling decisions will help toenable sustained value creation.

There are a number of critical differentiators that successful companies understand at thepost-launch-to-businessphase, and the primary one is to know the user or customer. The question then is how to broaden the productstrategy, while minding the administrative side of the business, including talent recruitment, and managing yourinvestment team. This discussion offers insights and expertise from experts who have traversed the difficult pathtoward sustainability.

Speakers

October, 14 | 13:30-15:00 | Hall 2.9DYNAMICS IN EDUCATION: NEW PLAYERS AND MODELS OF DISRUPTION

October, 14 | 13:30-15:00 | Hall 2.6LIFE AFTER LAUNCH: HOW TO SCALE YOUR BUSINESS FOR SUCCESS

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Gary Whitehill,Founder, Entrepreneur Week

Maxim Kiselev,Director of Leadership Programs, Skoltech, Skoltech

Roman Zorabyants,Chairman of Board, RusHydro International AG


Ingrid Vanderveldt,Advisor, Global Dell Entrepreneur Advisory Board


HOW GOOD LEADERS FOSTER HEALTHY DISRUPTION

The volatile forces that, on one side, provide opportunity to leaner organizations, are often at odds with moremature companies that practice established business processes. This session will feature speakers who understandhow to, not only serve their existing customer base, but extend their management style to foster healthy disruptionwithin and beyond their organizations. Asrapid-fire changes in the global economy tests business executives’acumen and vision, new models and techniques are being employed to capture new markets without compromisingcustomer loyalty. This session examines different models of leadership and ascertains the common threads thatpromote innovation and creativity.

Speakers Alexander Galitsky,Partner, Almaz Capital Partnets

Gennady Margolit,Executive Director of Innovation and InvestmentMarket, Moscow Exchange Equity & Bond Market

Mikhail Romanov,Partner, Head of Telecommunications, Media andTechnology, Ernst & Young Valuation and AdvisoryServices LLC

Dmitry Alimov,Managing Partner, Frontier Ventures

Alexander Lupachev ,Director, OOO «Russia Partners Advisers»

Maxim Bunyakin,Managing Partner, Branan Ltd

Mikhail Rayak,Chief Executive Officer, Nonprofit Organization Pre-Seed Fund

Eric Kraus,Independent Asset Manager

Shaojie Wang,President, China Zhongguancun Private Equity &Venture Capital Association (ZVCA)

Evegny Zaytsev,Managing Partner, RMI Partners LLC.

Alexander Turkot ,CEO, Managing partner, Maxfield Capital

Andrew Tsao,Managing Director, Silicon Valley Bank

Sayabek Kanakhin,Managing Director, National Agency for technologicaldevelopment, JSC

Round Table

OPTIMAL STRATEGIES AND EXIT MODELS FOR VENTURE INVESTORS

Establishment of solid evaluation criteria to inform the venture should be the first step for Angel investors andVenture Capitalists, even if exit strategy includes an IPO event, trade sale, or increased return on investment. Clearstrategic value proposition helps to reduce time-to-realization and lower operational risk for the firm.

Participants in this panel will discuss strategies to grow saleable companies, by employing a clear buyer exit planfrom the point of investment.

Speakers

October, 14 | 13:30-15:00 | Hall 2.4HOW GOOD LEADERS FOSTER HEALTHY DISRUPTION

October, 14 | 13:30-15:00 | Hall 2.8OPTIMAL STRATEGIES AND EXIT MODELS FOR VENTURE INVESTORS

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Zhores Alferov,Deputy of the State Duma of the RussianFederation,Vice-president of the RAS, Rector of the StPetersburg Academic University — NanotechnologyResearch and Education Centre of the RAS, StateDuma of the Federal Assembly of Russian Federation


Ma Linying,Deputy Director General, Department of InternationalCooperation, MOST

Wan Gang,Minister of Science and Technology of the People’sRepublic of China

Andrei Fursenko,Aide to the President of the Russian Federation

Zhao Gang,Professor, Chinese Academy of Science and Technologyfor Development, Ministry of Science and Technology

Victor Vekselberg,Chairman of the Board of Directors, Renova Group

Xue Qikun,Vice-President, Tsinghua University

The development of today’s world largely depends on how efficient and active the innovation process is. Thecompetitive ability of a national economy is largely determined by this factor. In the context of today’s evolvingworld and globalization, the innovation process also goes global, thus providing conditions for mutually beneficialcooperation in the field of innovations and for the most efficient technology development. The session participantswill address the challenges that states are facing during cooperation in the field of innovations.

Speakers

Pekka Soini,Director General, CEO, The Finnish Funding Agency forInnovation Tekes

Pekka Viljakainen,Advisor to the President, Skolkovo Foundation

Andrey Malyshev,President, JSC "E4 Group"

Aroop Zutshi,Global President, Managing Partner, Frost & Sullivan,Frost & Sullivan

Anna Majo Crespo,Director of Strategic Industries and Innovations,Barcelona Activa


Arkadiy Trachuk,CEO, GOZNAK

Sascha Haselmayer,CEO, Citymart

Mikhail Abyzov,Minister of the Russian Federation, Government of theRussian Federation

Panel Discussion

CREATING INNOVATIONS: TO STIMULATE OR TO ENFORCE

How can Russia develop its competitive capacity at the global level to enable and sustain an innovation economy?Should the government take the lead in developing an enabling environment that fosters economic growth throughentrepreneurship or should it be a partner to private interests? Topics will include the range of options fromdeveloping a free market (without active government intervention) to government acting as primary facilitatortoward an innovation economy.

This session addresses the level of involvement, collaborative options, and partnership potential between the Stateand private interests in furthering innovation in Russia.

Speakers

October, 14 | 13:30-15:00 | Hall 2.5INNOVATION DIALOGUE: PARTNERS′ INTERACTION OVER INNOVATION POLICY

October, 14 | 13:30-15:00 | Hall 2.1CREATING INNOVATIONS: TO STIMULATE OR TO ENFORCE

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Aleksandr Pogudin,Member of CFT Board of Directors , CFT Group

Leonid Melamed,CEO, CJSC "HC "Composite"

Artur Isaev,CEO, Human Stem Cells Institute

Dmitrij Poly'ncev,President of the AlkorBio Group, AlkorBio Group

Nikita Belih,Governor of the Kirov region, Government of the KirovRegion

Dmitry Morozov,CEO СJSC BIOCAD, СJSC BIOCAD

Marat Nagumanov,Director, SPF Paker LLC

Dmitrij Mramorov,CEO, ZAO "PF "SKB Kontur"

Oleg Fomichev,Deputy Minister of Economic Development of theRussian Federation, Ministry of Economic Developmentof the Russian Federation

Governors’ Session

The Governors’ session, an Open Innovation Forum tradition, is dedicated to help support regionally-basedtechnology innovation by defining technological priorities and goals, bolstering demand for innovative products andfostering a collaborative partnerships with China.

Embracing the premise that the key to economic growth in the Russian Regions, both short and long term, is todefine the right direction of technological development Governors will need to answer the tough questions, such as:

What are the criteria Governors use to determine an optimal planning and execution strategy that will enabletechnology and infrastructure development?What emerging industry sectors are region leaders considering as economic growth drivers in the future?How to provide a successful continuation of technological policy and ensure correct evaluation of thepolicy’s results? How will economic growth and investment in technology innovation in the regions bemeasured and evaluated?

This interactive session with special focus on bolstering demand for innovative products will bring togetherRussian and Chinese leaders and regional business representatives, who will examine current joint projects and setthe stage for future collaboration.

Chinese business representatives involved in joint projects with Russia will reveal the criteria they used whilechoosing a specific region for collaboration, their opinion about Russia as a future partner and what key aspectswill draw their attention to while developing further projects in the future.

Speakers

Mihail Korolev,Director, Obschestvo s ogranichennoi otvetstvennost'yu"MaTRITSa"

Pieter Vullinghs,Генеральный директор Philips в России, Украине,Белоруссии, Казахстане и странах центральной Азии,OOO Philips

Vladimir Gorodetsky,Governor of Novosibirsk region, Government ofNovosibirsk Region

Aleksandr Idrisov ,President, CJSC Strategy Partners Group

Anatoliy Artamonov,The Governor of the Kaluga region, The Government ofKaluga Region

Nikolay Tsukanov,Governor, Government of the Kaliningrad Region

Dmitry Popov ,Managing partner , OOO " Maxwell Biotech Group"

Viktor Tolokonskiy,Губернатор Красноярского края, Government of theKrasnoyarsk krai

Vladimir Volkov,Head of the Republic of Mordovia, The Government OfThe Republic Of Mordovia

Amy Lin,Vice-president, Huawei

Jiang Zelin,Executive Deputy Governor Shaanxi Province

Anatoly Chubais,Chairman of the Executive Board, RUSNANOManagement Company LLC

Sergey Polyakov,General Director, Foundation for Assistance to SmallInnovative Enterprises.

Sergei Nazarov,Chairman of the Board of Directors, JSC "INTERSKOL"

Oleg Perelman,CEO "Novomet-Perm", JSC "Novomet-Perm"

Vadim Potomskii,The Governor of Oryol region, The Government of Oryolregion

Andrey Vorobiev,Governor of Moscow Region, Government of MoscowRegion

Rustam Minnihanov,PRESIDENT OF REPUBLIC OF TATARSTAN, PresidentialAdministration of Rebublic Of Tatarstan

Sergei Morozov,The Governor of the Ulyanovsk region, The governmentof the Ulyanovsk Region

Aleksei Tsarkov,Member of the Board, "PET-Technology"

Nikolay Merkushkin,Governor of Samara Region, Government of Samararegion

Sergey Zhvachkin,Governor of the Tomsk Region

Чжан Пэнвэй,Генеральный директор, Fortuna (Beijing) TechnologyCo

Yan Zhanfu,Chief Executive Officer, Zhuoda Investment CompanyLLC

October, 14 | 13:30-15:30 | Plenary Hall 1.1REGIONAL TECH DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES AND INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION

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Oleg Lyubimov,CEO, Holding "Teplocom"










Alexander Sergeev,Director of the Project, En+ Management LLC



Andrei Zuzin,Skolkovo Project Director, Cisco Systems

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Speakers




Mikhail Lifshitz,CEO, ROTEС CJSC

Igor Fatuev,first deputy executive director Strategy & Innovations,JSC NPO Energomash namedi akademik V.P. Glushko

Pekka Koponen,Генеральный директор, Spinverse Ltd

Vadim Ustinov,General Director, Rolls-Royce International LLC

Ran Achituv,General Partner, Magma Venture Partners

Anatoliy Artamonov,The Governor of the Kaluga region, The Government ofKaluga Region

Mikhail Kozlov ,Director of Innovations and Renewables, JSC"RusHidro"

Emanuele Volpe,Innovation, research and development manager, EnelRussia

Aleksandr Kashirin,Deputy Chairman of the Science and Technical Council,State Corporation "Rostec"

Vladimir Kosteev,CEO, Innovation and R&D Directors Club

Vera Popkova,Head of the Research & Development Department A/OBayer, A/O Bayer


Heui Jae Pahk,President and National CTO, Office of Strategic R&DPlanning

Mikhail Tykuchinskiy,Development Director, Skolkovo Foundation

Vitaly Anikin,Director for Development, CJSC "Integrated energysystems"


Igor Schwartz,Advisor, New Technologies and Production SystemDevelopment, Energy and IT, LLC SIBUR

Vladimir Polyakov,Head, Innovative Technology Solutions, NovolipetskSteel


Yoshikazu Yoshida,Managing Executive Officer, General Manager of theTechnology Research Institute,, Shimadzu Corporation

Stanislav Protasov,Co-founder, Head of R&D, Acronis


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Thomas Stenfeldt Batchelor,Vice President R&D, Intellectual Property, Novozymes

Max Von Zedtwitz,Director, GLORAD Center for Global R&D andInnovation; Professor, Center for Entrepreneurship andInnovation, Skoltech

Yury Petrenya,Deputy General Director - Technology, “PowerMachines” OJSC

Kaixi Jiang,President, Professor, Dr.-Ing., R&D Metallurgist in Non-Ferrous Metallurgy, BGRIMM

Edward Crawley,President, Skolkovo Institute of Science andTechnology

Alexander Fertman,Scientific Director, Fond Skolkovo

Richard J. Roberts,Ph.D., Chief Scientific Officer, New England Biolabs;Nobel laureate in Chemistry 1993

Oleg Figovskii,Director R&D, International Nanotechnology ResearchCenter Polymate

Hamidreza Amirinia,Advisor to Vice-President of the I.R. IRAN for Scienceand Technology since, Vice-Presidency for Science andTechnology I.R. IRAN

Panel Discussion

CREATIVE DISRUPTION. IN SCIENCE AND RESEARCH

The discussion will be based on exchange of views at breakthrough inventions and their business implementationstrategies. Leading scientists and experts will share the secrets of Creative Disruption Management and analyzethe role of basic science in creation of new technological environment, fundamentally changing life of modernpeople.

Session participants will discuss considerable cases, when scientific discoveries led to global changes, evincing innew products and solutions, which modernized economy and created its new sectors.

Speakers


Henry Etzkowitz,President, International Triple Helix Institute

Georgette Yakman,CEO & Founder of STEAM Education, STEAMEducation

Michael Germershausen,Managing director, CJCS FiveTen Antal


Dieter Herbst,University Teacher

Dmitrii Peskov,Director Young professionals Agency for StrategicInitiatives, Agency for Strategic Initiatives

Boris Nuraliev,director, фирма "1С"

Evgeniya Sрamis,Founder and CEO, LLC "Sherpa S Pro"

Dmitry Repin,Chief Executive Officer, Digital October

Round Table

FROM PROFESSIONAL OCCUPATIONS TO COMPETENCIES: HUMAN CAPITAL ASSETS OF THEFUTURE

The fledgling knowledge-based economy is determined by the dynamic forces that are impacting and influencingindustries, across markets, including the new opportunities that advanced technologies enable. From ICT robotics inmedicine, to the extraction, and transformation of raw materials for construction, the result of this emergencedictates the professional opportunities of the future. Who are these future industry experts, and what are theunique skill-sets that will provide the competitive advantage in their respective field? Participants in this round-tablediscussion will examine best practices, and lessons learned from different educational systems, that aremeeting this challenge in response to the shift in demand.

SpeakersOctober, 14 | 15:00-15:30 | Technopolis "Moscow"COFFEE BREAK

October, 14 | 15:30-17:00 | Hall 2.2CREATIVE DISRUPTION. IN SCIENCE AND RESEARCH

October, 14 | 15:30-17:00 | Hall 2.9

FROM PROFESSIONAL OCCUPATIONS TO COMPETENCIES: HUMAN CAPITAL ASSETS OFTHE FUTURE

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Tagir Yapparov,Chairman of the Board, I.T. Group

Mikhail Chuchkevich,Mamaging Partner Bright Capital

Yaroslav Gorodetskiy,GEO, CDNvideo

Pekka Viljakainen,Advisor to the President, Skolkovo Foundation

Sergei Surov,Russian science foundation CIO

Mikhail Kokorich,President Dauria Aerospace, Dauria Aerospace

Vladimir Treschikov,General Director, T8 Ltd.

Mikhail Levchuk,Deputy Director General, ZaO "Argus-Spectr"

Ekaterina Bereziy,Founder & Chief Executive Officer, ExoAtlet


TECHNOLOGICAL STARTUP: INGREDIENTS FOR SUCCESS

Hear point-counter-point perspectives from stakeholders who are invested in the idea-to-market journey. Gaincritical lessons learned along the path to start-up success—for example, when to pivot and how to structurea funding model—from those who have experienced failure and success. See how your counterparts haveovercome common mistakes and avoided the pitfalls that often kill the startup.

This session investigates different perspectives of success in creating and sustaining new ventures.

Speakers

Grigoriy Senchenya,Deputy Head, Department of Science, Industrial policyand Entrepreneurship

Roman Romanovsky,Coating project director, ROTEС CJSC

Vadim Makhov,Chairman of the Board of Directors of OMZ OJSC, OMZOJSC

Alexey Borovkov,Vice-principal—Advanced Projects, St. PetersburgPolytechnic University


Аleksei Gostomel'skii,Managing Director of a Department of InfrastructureDevelopment Strategy and Engineering Companies,Fund for Infrastructure and Educational Programs,Fund for Infrastructure and Educational Programs

Vladimir Knyaginin,Director, CSR “North-West”

Panel Discussion

ENGINEERING FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT; CAPITALIZING ON RUSSIA’S COMPARATIVEADVANTAGE

The effective integration of engineering design and prototyping with manufacturing, and production processes,impacts business and product localization, and effects R&D institutions and sometimes government partnerships.What are the steps that will further develop an outsourcing engineering model, that puts local engineering servicesproviders on the global stage?

The discussion will look at the trends and challenges faced by engineering service providers, and assess the globalmarket opportunity, as well as the working government initiatives that are helping to propel an engineering serviceinfrastructure in Russia.

Speakers

October, 14 | 15:30-17:00 | Hall 2.6TECHNOLOGICAL STARTUP: INGREDIENTS FOR SUCCESS

October, 14 | 15:30-17:00 | Hall 2.1

ENGINEERING FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT; CAPITALIZING ON RUSSIA’SCOMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE

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Francis Yeoh,Professorial Fellow for Entrepreneurship at the Schoolof Computing, National University of Singapore

SEBASTIEN COCHARD,Russia G20 Expert Council, Russia G20 Expert Council

Fabian Wong,Partner, Global Markets, Ernst & Young LLP

Dmitrii Falaleev,publisher, Firrma.ru

Lin Chu,Deputy Director, Caixin Video, Caixin Media

Gang Lu,Founder, TechNode

Sergio Men,Managing Partner

Igor Karpovich,Director, Sberbank of Russia

Maxim Shereykin,Deputy Minister, Ministry for Development of RussianFar East

Anton Gopka,Chief Executive Officer, General Partner, ATEMCapital

Panel Discussion

GLOBAL CAPITAL MARKETS: SPECIFIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ASIAN MARKET

Access to private-equity investment capital, financing start-up ventures, is a pivotal force for the economic growthin Asian markets. What are the impacts of cultural factors on private-investment, from early development ofa start-up through staging an IPO? In addition, comparisons between the Asian perspective of western markets,long and short term investment strategies

The discussion addresses the factors that affect Asian investment markets, including return-on-investmentperspectives, the dynamic political climate, environmental reforms, and more.

Speakers

Wolfgang Dik,Head of Department for Economy and Science, GermanEmbassy

Irina Kuklina,Executive director, International Centre forInnovations in Science Technology & Education

Sergey Chernyshev,Executive Director, Central AerohydrodynamicInstitute named after prof. N.E. Zhukovsky

Jean-Maurice RIPERT,Ambassor of France in Russia, Embassy of the FrenchRepublic in the Russian Federation

Vigaudas Ušackas,Ambassador, Head of EU Delegation to Russia,Delegation of the EU to the RF

Mihail Akim,Vice President, ABB

Lyudmila Ogorodova,Deputy Minister of Education and Science of theRussian Federation, The Ministry of education andscience of Russian Federation

Richard Burger,Research and Innovation Counsellor, Delegation of theEuropean Union to the Russian Federation

EU-Russia Year of Science Event

Today, research and innovation are global processes. Scientific discoveries and technological breakthroughs rely onideas and insights from around the world. At the same time, many major societal challenges are of a globalcharacter, such as climate change, resource scarcity, infectious diseases and threats to public health, food safetyand food security, even if they affect countries in different ways.

The session will look at international cooperation in science and innovation in response to such global societalchallenges, and in search of opportunities for future economic growth. It will feature speakers from differentcountries to discuss possibilities and programmes to engage the best brains and the most innovative ideas inaddressing common challenges and pursuing shared agendas.

Speakers

October, 14 | 15:30-17:00 | Hall 2.8GLOBAL CAPITAL: SPECIFIC CHARACTERS OF ASIAN MARKET

October, 14 | 15:30-17:00 | Hall 2.7

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN RESEARCH AND INNOVATION: GLOBALCHALLENGES, GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES

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Vasily Belov,Senior Vice-President, Innovations development ofSkolkovo Foundation, Fond Skolkovo

Dmitry Chikhachev,Managing Partner, Runa Capital

Oleg Bocharov,Head of Department of Science, Industrial Policy andEntrepreneurship, Moscow City Government

Dominique Fache,Member of the Board of Directors, Sophia-AntipolisFoundation

Alexey Komissarov,Adviser to Mayor, Moscow City Government

Zhou Guolin,Deputy General Director of the AdministrativeCommittee, Zhongguancun Science Park


HOW TO FUEL THE TERRITORY WITH INNOVATION GROWTH?

This session will feature a series of presentations concerning the prerequisites and prospects for the economicgrowth of the Russian Regions through development and investment in innovation ecosystems via high-techcenters, industrial parks and other infrastructure.

What projects have been successfully implemented? What projects are currently underway or planned for thefuture? What industries have proven successful toward this effort and what lessons have we learned on whatworks and what doesn’t?

Speakers

Andrey Sviridenko,Chairman, SPIRIT

Natalya Kasperskaya,CEO, InfoWatch Group of companies


Tatiana Naumova,TV-anchor, Russia 24

Valentin Makarov,president, RUSSOFT Association

Armen Kocharov,Alternate director, FSUE "Voskhod"

Song Tao,Adviser to the Chairman, Xiaomi Corporation

Kirill Varlamov,director, Internet Initiatives Development Fund

Ivan Bortnik Ivan,CEO, Association of Innovative Regions of Russia

Pavel Gudkov,Deputy General Director, Foundation for Assistance toSmall Innovative Enterprises.

Shamil Shakirov,President at I-Teco, I-Teco

Sergey Plugotarenko,Director, The Russian Association for ElectronicCommunications

Xu Xuemin,Vice-President, Huawei Russia

Ni Jian Zhong,Deputy Chairman, China Mobil CommunicationsAssociation

Panel Discussion

This session investigates evolutionary process of a multipolar global IT map formation, international experience increating alternative strategic IT products and readiness of Russian IT companies to create global competitiveproducts.

Speakers

October, 14 | 15:30-17:00 | Hall 2.4HOW TO FUEL THE TERRITORY WITH INNOVATION GROWTH?

October, 14 | 15:30-17:00 | Hall 2.3

THE NEW GLOBAL IT MAP. CHALLENGES FOR SHANGHAI COOPERATIONORGANIZATION AND BRICS

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AWARDS CEREMONY OF NATIONAL VC 2014

Time of event: 15:30–17:00

The National VC Awards is adjudged to the leaders of the russian venture capital market—to the funds thatdemonstrate high investment culture, establish high standards of business practices and determine the key trendsof the russian venture capital industry.

The main goal of The National VC Awards 2014 is to determine the funds who have achieved the greatest successin the period 2011–2013.

The categories are:

Best Venture FundBest Venture DealBest ExitBest Venture Investor in real technologiesBest Regional Venture FundBest Syndicated Venture DealSmart Money (Additional nomination out of competition).

The Jury of the National VC awards 2014 is composed of the top managers of major russian private equity funds,venture capital funds and high-tech companies, representatives of federal and regional authorities.

Event Organisers: Russian Venture Capital Association (RVCA), RVC.

Alexey Andreev,CEO, 100 Innovators

Evgenii Abov,Deputy CEO "Editorial "Rossiyskaya Gazeta", FSFI"Editotrial "Rossiiskaya Gazeta"

Wang Gengnian,Director-general and Editor-in-chief, China RadioInternational (CRI)

Artak Oganesyan,Business Development Director, EPAM Systems

Yurii Mitin,Director, Skolkovo Startup Academy, SKOLKOVOBusiness School

Maxim Shilov,Managing director, TWIGA Digital

The Event of the Association of Communication Agencies of Russia

New technologies are successfully used to solve marketing problems; innovations find its place among tools ofresearch and promotion. Innovative updates are widely spread for promotion of products and services and becomedriver of development in marketing. But very often this promotion of innovations itself becomes a challenge: howto tell everyone about the product that does not have a market at all, where to find the audience and how to workwith it, and what tools to use for it?

At the section of RACA we suggest revealing different stages of marketing of innovative projects—from marketresearch, brand establishing of innovative projects to the peculiarities of promotion of totally new products inforeign markets. One particular module of the discussion will be focused on the new possibilities of marketingcommunications that appear under an influence of innovations.

Speakers

October, 14 | 15:30-17:00 | Press CenterAWARDS CEREMONY OF NATIONAL VC 2014

October, 14 | 15:30-17:00 | Hall 2.11MARKETING AND INNOVATIONS

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Oksana Derevyanko,Head of Business Рrogram Deзфкеьуте, Russia Today

Yan Zhanfu,Chief Executive Officer, Zhuoda Investment CompanyLLC

Alexander Kuzmin,Director General, Scientific Research Centre“Stroitelstvo”

Igor Chernogolov,President, Penetron Group of Companies

Mihail Men,Minister, Ministerstvo stroitel'stva i zhilischno-kommunal'nogo hozyaistva Rossiiskoi Federatsii

Alexander Braverman,Director General, Russian Housing Development

Mikhail Stolyarov,Director General, Nanotechnology Centre ofComposites

Ministry of Construction, Housing and Utilities of the Russian Federation

The Russian government is approaching the crucial task of reforming national construction industry. Industrialhousing construction is becoming a backbone project for Russia’s economy; a project which is planned for a long-term period and requires the maximum use of innovative technological solutions. The recent changes in the Urban-planning and Housing Codes and a sustainable reduction of mandatory administrative procedures are the factorsfor creating a stable market that requires an integrated approach using the latest findings from Russian andforeign innovators.

The forthcoming discussion will bring together all those interested in the creation, implementation and use ofinnovative technologies in the industry: builders, inventors, developers and investors from Russia and othercountries for networking and discussing prospective cooperation.

Speakers

Mikhail Bolsunovskiy,Deputy General Director, Sovzond Company

Sergei Ivanov,Graduate studen, Astrakhan State Technical University

Pavel Roytberg,Executive Director - Head of Innovation Center, OАO"Rostelekom"

Vyacheslav Butin,Director of business development, Sovzond Company

Maksim Boltachev,Deputy general director, OАO "Rostelekom"

Nikolay Vedenkin,Project Management Director, Dauria Aerospace

Round Table

Vast amounts of spacial data have been growing at a breath-taking speed and are stored in multiple IT systemsevolving into a global worldwide generic environment affecting all principle spheres of human activities, likeeconomy, construction, environment protection, area planning, public services. In this context a single unitedgeodata environment should become one of the key resources aimed at combining data from multiple disparatesources intrinsically linked with geographic location, point in time or period of time.

Deliberations will be focused on discussing key issues: what players set “rules of the game” on the internationaland Russian markets; how to build a public access framework ensuring storage, retrieval, consolidation,visualization of any spacial information available for a specific territory.

During the discussion participants will learn about efficient management of Russian region’s assets: waterresources, land, cultivated lands, forests, transport infrastructure.

Speakers

October, 14 | 15:30-17:00 | Hall 2.5

NEW TECHNOLOGICAL PLATFORMS FOR HOUSE CONSTRUCTION AND INTEGRATEDURBAN DEVELOPMENT

October, 14 | 15:30-17:00 | Hall 2.10

THE PROSPECTS OF DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF PRIVATE RUSSIAN DISTANTSPACECRAFT’S FOR EXPLORATION OF EARTH

program



David Whitehouse,Managing Director, AECOM













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Speakers


Rectors Round Table

The process of economic and social globalization continues to deepen. In this regard the scientific-and-technological revolution becomes a foundation for growth and prosperity. Russian and China are going through thenext wave of industrial modernization by cooperating on innovations and collaborating on large and complexinfrastructure projects.

This cooperation requires a solid scientific base and skilled, educated workforce. Capacity building, scientificresearch, professional and higher education, and human resources development are topics that universities bring tothe national innovations agenda.

Speakers


October, 14 | 17:00-21:00 | Technopolis "Moscow"THE END OF 1ST DAY

October, 14 | 17:15-18:45 | Hall 1.3RUSSIA-CHINA COOPERATION ON INNOVATIONS

program

Fabian Wong,Partner, Global Markets, Ernst & Young LLP


Arkady Dvorkovich,Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation,Government of the Russian Federation

Guo Ping,Deputy Chairman of the Board, Rotating ChiefExecutive Officer, Huawei

Bo Andersson,President / CEO, JSC AVTOVAZ, JSC "AVTOVAZ"

Dmitry Konov,CEO, LLC SIBUR

Bertrand Piccard,Initiator, Chairman and Pilot of Solar Impulse

Cross-industry innovation is the result of many factors—vision, knowledge transfer, technology, and huge R&Defforts—and involves a variety of different approaches. It accelerates scientific discovery and advances go-to-market initiatives that are aimed at solving the world’s most challenging problems.

This plenary will provide a global view of cross-industry innovation in action. It will feature the disruptors, who willshare best strategies for translating breakthrough ideas into innovations that transform global markets. It willshowcase the projects which are setting the pace of technology innovation around the world.

Speakers

Contest Accelerator GenerationS: The Investment Session for the Finalists

Part I

GenerationS, as the major contest accelerator in Russia, allows start-ups to turn their projects into a successfulbusiness, to find investors, partners and customers. GenerationS is a kind of “quality mark” for investors regardingthe projects that passed several stages of selection as well as an acceleration program and that were studied byhighly competent experts and therefore can be considered as investment-worthy.

GenerationS was launched in 2013 and immediately became attractive for technology entrepreneurs from all overRussia and the CIS. This year, participants from 142 cities submitted 1,858 applications in four business areas: IT(information technology), Industrial (industrial solutions), BioTechMed (biotechnology and medicine), CleanTech(resource-efficient technologies).

25 selected technological startups that have undergone industry acceleration programs and coaching will presenttheir projects to the jury during the Investment Session. The jury, being composed from both Russian andforeignbusiness-angels, venture capital funds managers, as well as corporate managers and Moscow city publicauthorities, will give investment evaluation of the projects and select winners.

The awards ceremony will be held in the lecture hall after the investment session. The start-ups will share the5 mln RUR prize fund, and also receive prizes and gifts from partners of GenerationS.

The contest-accelerator GenerationS is organized by RVC and Moscow Innovation Development Centre with supportof the Government of Moscow. Cleantech Russia, Pulsar Venture, Web Ready and Tomsk State University composethe operators of industrial acceleration programs.

October, 15 | 11:00-12:30 | Plenary Hall 1.1

PLENARY SESSION WHEN KNOWLEDGE AND TECHNOLOGY CONVERGES: ENABLINGCROSS-INDUSTRY INNOVATION October, 15 | 12:30-13:00 | Technopolis "Moscow"

COFFEE BREAK

October, 15 | 12:30-14:30 | Hall 2.2

CONTEST ACCELERATOR GENERATIONS: THE INVESTMENT SESSION FOR THEFINALISTS

program

Dmitry Shamenkov,Skolkovo, Member of the Expert Board, SkolkovoFoundation

Nataliya Frigo,Head of the Laboratory of fundamental researchmethods, Moskovskii nauchno-prakticheskii TSentrdermatovenerologii i kosmetologii Departamentazdravoohraneniya g. Moskvi

Andrey Vasilyev,Co-founder, 100 Innovators

Ekaterina Andrianova,Executive Director, Onсo-Tartis LLC


Vladimir Mironov,scientific chief

Vladimir Skulachev,Dean, Director, Lomonosov MSU, Faculty of biology

Vadim Zorin,Head of regenerative medicine department, HumanStem Cells Institute OJSC


THE SCIENCE OF AGING—BREAKTHROUGH TECHNOLOGIES IN LONGEVITY

This open innovation talk features cutting-edge technologies that extend the human life. The focus is on threecritical areas:

1. regenerative medicine, the newest advances in biofabrication2. genetic therapies, the transformation of living matter to programmable matter and the emerging field of

predictive medical analytics3. synthetic biology, genes and gene networks that control cellular aging.

Speakers Moshe Shoham,Professor, Technion - Israel Institute of Technologyand Mazor Robotics

Albert Efimov,Head of Skolkovo Robotics Center, Skolkovo Foundation

Louis Jauvtis,Founder and Chief Technical Architect, ValueBiotechsrl

Lawrence Ho,Lawrence Ho, Vice Dean (Research), Yong Loo LinSchool of Medicine, National University of Singapore;Senior Consultant, Division of Gastroenterology &Hepatology, Department of Medicine, NationalUniversity Hospital

Avi Aliman,Co-Founder & Business Development Director,ValueBioTech Srl

Aleksei SHabunin,chief physician , Botkin Hospital

Dmitry Pushkar,Professor, Chair of Urology Department, Moscow StateUniversity of Medicine and Stomatology


Medical Robotics: Care, Cure and Comfort

This talk focuses on trends at the intersection of technology and new models of healthcare delivery. Robots ormachinery with varying types and degrees of automation promise to reduce costs, streamline operations andposition healthcare providers as early adopters of cutting-edge technology. Real world examples include medicalrobotics at work in critical care, diagnostics, surgery and more. Can the pricey new technologies improve healthcare?

Speakers

October, 15 | 13:00-14:30 | Hall 2.4THE SCIENCE OF AGING—BREAKTHROUGH TECHNOLOGIES IN LONGEVITY

October, 15 | 13:00-14:30 | Hall 2.6MEDICAL ROBOTICS: CARE, CURE AND COMFORT

program

Viacheslav Ilyin,head of department, National Scientific Centre"Kurchatov Institut"

Pavel Betsis,President, Microsoft in Russia, Microsoft Rus

Ruslan Yunusov ,General Director, Russian Quantum Center

Wolfgang Hildesheim,Director Watson Core Solution Sales - Europe Leader

Alexey Ustinov,professor

Bob Plumridge,Chief Technology Officer, EMEA Region, Hitachi DataSystems, Chairman of the Board, Storage NetworkingIndustry Association

Panel Discussion

Tomorrow’s Computer: New Paradigms for Information Processing

The informational image of our life has changed fundamentally in recent years. Soon in the world there will bemore than 3 billion people having a computer device—from a farmer with a smartphone to a professional in thefield of information technology dealing with powerful computing devices and a cloud-based system with which hemanages both his business and personal affairs.

President of the Russian Federation has set the task of increasing labor productivity 1.5 times the level of 2011 byyear 2018 and creating at least 25 million of high-performance workplaces by 2020. This task can be solved onlythrough the improvement of technological capacities and effective use of information technologies.

The growing number of portable and stationary computing devices and cloud technologies provide uniqueopportunities for economic growth and improved working performance. What is the right way to use this potentialin order to address the topical issues of state, business and society? How to simultaneously achieve the desiredresults in the development of intelligent personalized products and ensure the safety and security of personal data?Innovations in information technology will help successfully solve all these issues.

Supercomputers make a revolution in science and engineering, their appearance gives humanity new opportunitiesthat seemed dreamlike before. Today the scientists all over the world work on creating a more powerful computer—a quantum one. How will the quantum computer influence the global market? How will the paradigm of dataprocessing change?

Speakers

Theodore Forbath,Global Vice President, Digital Transformation

Eckard Foltin,Head of Insight & Foresight Management, A/O Bayer

Vladimir Pirozhkov,Director, Center for Highly Complex Prototyping,National University of Science and Technology, “MISIS”

Sergey Smirnov,General Director of SmirnovDesign, OOO "SmirnovDizain"

Peter Booth,Director, Tin Horse Design Limited

Andrey Isupov,Founder, Picaso 3D

Panel Discussion

Industrial Design—Virtual Modeling of the Real World

Virtual reality is evolving as a three dimensional product development technique and a complex simulation tool forindustry. It is also allowing researchers to conduct a multitude of “what-if” scenarios, performance testing andoperational analysis in an unaffected way. Increasingly, virtual reality is being used at the beginning of the designlifecycle and integrated with engineering through the build and implementation stages.

This discussion will address the strategies, tools and techniques that are changing the dimension of industrialdesign to a more consumer-centric, integrated production model.

Speakers

October, 15 | 13:00-14:30 | Hall 2.7TOMORROW’S COMPUTER: NEW PARADIGMS FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING

October, 15 | 13:00-14:30 | Hall 2.3INDUSTRIAL DESIGN—VIRTUAL MODELING OF THE REAL WORLD

program

Steve Morriss,Chief Executive, EMEA

Vladimir Makareykin,Director innovation development and governmentprograms, Russian Helicopters JSC

Valery Okulov,Deputy Minister of transport of the RussianFederation, Ministry of transport of the RussianFederation

Aleksey Sinitskiy,Editor-in-Chief of Air Transport Observer Magazine,Air Transport Observer

Andrey Mamontov,CEO, Aerob, LLC


Sergey Chernyshev,Executive Director, Central AerohydrodynamicInstitute named after prof. N.E. Zhukovsky


Panel Discussion

Innovation in the Aviation Industry

Advances in international air transportation unite several technology disciplines as the industry’s growth continuesto evolve in commercial, business, space, and defense. Increasingly, leading companies along with private andgovernment partners are collaborating to develop innovative solutions in aviation that improve efficiency,environmental performance, and incorporate smart energy resources through the use of new materials andadvances in IT technologies.

This session features a series of case studies that illustrate the latest developments in aviation and their potentialto counter rising transportation costs, improve safety and environmental measures, and better respond to thedynamics in the global supply chain—factors that are all catapulting the industry toward change.

Speakers

Elena Smirnova,Chief development officer

Saurav Jha,Chief Executive Officer

Maxim Grishin,Country Representative PCS CIS, A/O Bayer

Roman Nizhankovskii,Deputy Director General - Head of Sales, CJSC"Integrated energy systems"

Blake Burris,Founder, Chairman, The Cleanweb Initiative



Alexey Volostnov,Business Development Director, Frost & Sullivan

andrei Yakimchuk,Managing Partner and CEO of the Group of Companies"Eco-System", Eco-System

J. Carl Ganter,Managing Director, Circle of Blue

Round Table

Enabling a Restorative Economy: The Circular Model

The circular model is a term used for today’s industrial economy that is, by design or intention, restorative inpractice. The model is the one in which material flows are designed to reenter the biosphere safely, or withoutimpact. The core tenant of the Circular Economy, as a sustainable practice that moves towards a zero waste ratio,is the strategy to treat waste as a resource as opposed to a problem. This closed model requires stakeholderinvestments: smart legislation, business collaboration and consumer partnerships, new technologies and sustainableproduction practices.

The session offers best practices from international initiatives for the Circular Economic Model. The practices thatpurportedly result in job creation, increase efficiencies, across municipal services and production environments, andresource conservation.

Speakers

October, 15 | 13:00-14:30 | Hall 2.8INNOVATION IN THE AVIATION INDUSTRY

October, 15 | 13:00-14:30 | Hall 2.1ENABLING A RESTORATIVE ECONOMY: THE CIRCULAR MODEL

program

Denis Borisov,Director, E&Y (CIS) BV Branch Moscow


Anton Maximenko,Principal, McKinsey and Company

Azat Shamsuarov,Senior Vice-President, Oil and Gas Production, Memberof the Management Committee, OAO “LUKOIL”

Karin Breitman,Vice-President at EMC R&D, EMC Computer Systemsdo Brasil

Natalia Panina,Head of SAP CoE in process industries, SAP CIS

Iskander Akhatov,Professor, Director of Center for HydrocarbonRecovery, Skoltech

Panel Discussion

Innovative Approach to R&D in Geological Exploration and Production

The traditional oil and gas companies are facing big challenges. Deposits continue to be depleted, while hard torecover hydrocarbon fields prove increasingly more costly, as resources diminish. The industry is employinga number of strategies to offset this trend, including improving production output, and exploring unconventionalhydrocarbon resources, such as shale gas, oil sands, and off-shore production.

This discussion will examine the strategies, technologies, and process techniques that companies, andentrepreneurs are employing toward achieving breakthrough, industry innovation.

SpeakersGregory Sewitz,CEO, Exo

Yves Picquet,head of Bayer CropScience, A/O Bayer

Michael Kanellos,Senior VP

Ajay Vir Jakhar,Chairman, Bharat Krishak Samaj (Farmers’ Forum,India)

Mario Cesar Robles Zafra,CEO & Cofounder, REIMAGINE FOOD

Aleksandr German,CEO / Owner, "Bio Technologies" LLC

Madou Sylla,Managing Partner, 100 Innovators

Panel Discussion

Technological Recipies to Ensure Food Safety

The protection of global food sources is increasingly important for both governments and privateorganizations.Farm-to-table controls, solutions and challenges resonate through the entire supply chain: frompicking operations, food handling, production, grocery supply and delivery, and crop control.

The session addresses, the situation and current challenges, and introduces the newest ideas, processes andtechnologies.

Speakers

October, 15 | 13:00-14:30 | Hall 2.10INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO R&D IN GEOLOGICAL EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION

October, 15 | 13:00-14:30 | Hall 2.5TECHNOLOGICAL RECIPIES TO ENSURE FOOD SAFETY

program

Sergei Kryukov,Chairman of the board "SME Bank", "SME Bank"

Ivan Bortnik Ivan,CEO, Association of Innovative Regions of Russia

Anton Abashkin,Director, PwC

Alina Lavrentieva,PARTNER, PwC


Round table

Technical success in 2014: barriers and prospects for Russian technology companies

During the round table session the results of “TechUp-2014” national rating of Russian high-tech fast-growingcompanies organized by RVC OJSC and Association of Innovative Regions of Russia (AIRR) in partnershipwith PwC andMSP-Bank, which joined the project in 2014, will be declared. The participants will also demonstratenew tools to support high-tech companies and preliminary results of analytical research of the middle-sizedtechnology business in Russia.

“TechUp” rating determines the most innovative and fast-growing middle-sized companies in Russia which havethe prospect of becoming the main tool of the development and modernization of Russian technological branches.

What are the differences in the level of innovation activities of the companies operating in different branches andregions? Will the middle-sized technology companies be able to become the main tool of import substitution in theRussian market? What is the export potential of the middle-sized technology business and does it need a nationalsupport to entry into new markets? These topics will be covered among others by the leading Russian experts ofinnovation market together with “TechUp” rating winners.

Additionally, the round table participants will take part in the award ceremony of TOP 30 companies: “TechUp-2014” rating winners.

Speakers

Günter Schreier,Senior Scientist & Thematic Coordinator, AIT AustrianInstitute of Technology GmbH

Kirill Kaem,Vice-President, Executive Director of BiomedicalCluster, Skolkovo Foundation

Chris Wasden,Executive Director, University of Utah

Alexander Avshalumov,President The Cybernetic Medical Group, CyberneticMedical Systems, LLC

Nick Scholes,e-Health Solutions Expert – EMEA, Hitachi Ltd.


Panel Discussion

Tools, Technologies and Advances in Telemedicine

Delivering high quality, affordable and efficient health services is an ongoing challenge in emerging and developingcountries alike. A number of factors—including an increasingly less ambulant aging population, a need to containcosts, and more patients in remote areas—are driving the paradigm shift from organization-centered care topersonal care. The practice of telemedicine is enabled by e-health platform services, telematics and cutting-edgeadvances in communication and imaging technologies.

This session addresses the challenges and triumphs in the future of telemedicine for patient diagnostics, treatmentand conducting routine checkups.

Speakers

October, 15 | 13:00-14:30 | Hall 2.9

TECHUP-2014: OBSTRUCTIONS AND FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF RUSSIAN HIGH-TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES

October, 15 | 14:30-15:30 | Technopolis "Moscow"LUNCH

October, 15 | 15:30-17:00 | Hall 2.10TOOLS, TECHNOLOGIES AND ADVANCES IN TELEMEDICINE

program

Nikolay Shimanovsky,Head of depaertment of molecular pharmacology,Pirogov Russian National Research medical university

Natalia Bastrikova,Director, BD and clinical trials

Fazoil Ataullahanov,director, Center for theoretical problems of physico-chemical pharmacology RAS

Areg Totolian,Deputy director for Science, St.Petersburg PasteurInstitute, St.Petersburg Pasteur Institute

Svetlana Gel'perina,Research Director, Nanosystem Ltd

Artem Tkachuk,senior scientist, FSI Gamaleya RIEM

Pieter Gaillard,Life Sciences Entrepreneur, founder of to-BBB

Elmira Safarova,General Director, "BAIND (RUS)" LLC

Khachik Sayadyan,Director for science and development of NTpharma,LLC "NTpharma"

Musa Khaitov,Director, National research center Institute ofimmunology MBA Russia

Dmitry Vlasov,Medical director, A/O Bayer

Adriano Cavalcanti,CEO, PhD, Professor, University of Alaska Anchorage

Sergey Rumyantsev,Deputy Director for Science and Studies, PirogovRussian National Research Medical University (RNRMU)

Panel Discussion

Patient Care at the Molecular Level

Nanoparticles may one day play a critical role in the world of medicine. Labs around the world are using theseminuscule objects to seek out cancer cells before tumors grow and to remove and/or replace dysfunctional partsof cell mechanisms with molecular-sized biological “machines” that deliver targeted medicines.

This session addresses the advances, challenges and opportunities in nanomedicine. From the potential to interactwith cellular molecules to unique electrical properties that make great imaging agents, nanoscience is poised toprofoundly deliver on the promise of therapeutic intervention.

Speakers

Boris Naroditskiy,Deputy Director for Science, Gamaleya ResearchInstitute of Epidemiology and Microbiology of Ministryof Health

Nikolay Semenov,Chief Executive Officer, National ImmunobiologalCompany

Svetlana Infimovskaya,Deputy CEO, Association of Innovative Regions ofRussia

Yves Champollion,CEO, Wordfast

Alexandra Johnson,Managing Director


Аnton Voronov,Innovations Director, ABBYY Language Services

Ariel Velikovsky,Chief Technology Officer and Co-founder, SpeakingPal

Panel Discussion

A Talking Computer: the Next Generation in Translation

Innovation contributes to the rapid development of machine translation technologies, speech context analysis andsemantic data analysis, which can eliminate language barriers in the future. Today, there is a variety oftechnologies that are used in interpreting and translating, but, unfortunately, the quality of the translation does notalways meet the expectations; to interpret language in real time. A built-in speech translator, which is beingdeveloped by many scientists around the world, promises to help overcome language barriers.

This discussion addresses the potentially unlimited opportunity, as communication barriers fade, opening up newprospects for a technological revolution in the field of translating.

Speakers

October, 15 | 15:30-17:00 | Hall 2.1PATIENT CARE AT THE MOLECULAR LEVEL

October, 15 | 15:30-17:00 | Hall 2.6A TALKING COMPUTER: THE EASINESS OF TRANSLATING

program


Nicolas Remise,Strategic Planning and Partnership Director, JSCRenault Russia

Andreas Reiser,Key Account Manager for Russia and CIS, KUKASystems GmbH

Abraham Joseph,Chairman, Device Management Forum; ManagingPartner, Inteligentis, Founder, M2M Insights




Zhang Xiaodong,Chief Executive Officer, Golden Spring Internet ofThings, Inc.

Panel Discussion

Integrated Industry and Digital Manufacturing

Machine-to-machine (M2M) communications are monitoring the world, reporting their findings to each other and tocentralized computer systems. From smart cars and appliances to smart surveillance cameras and other devices,the rise of M2M via the Internet is surging. Having further impact is the growth in ambient intelligence inmanufacturing, as ubiquitous computing and M2M sensor technology is poised to transform materials tracking.This discussion addresses M2M’s impact on manufacturing, the supply chain and distribution.

Speakers

Valeriy Trushlyakov ,Lider of science-education centre, professor, Omskstate technical university

Jeffrey Manber,Chief Executive Officer

Rick Tumlinson,Chair/President, Deep Space Industries Inc.

Rene Pischel,, Head of the Permanent Mission in the RussianFederation, ESA

Lei Fanpei,Chairman of the China Aerospace Science andTechnology Corporation

Mikhail Kokorich,President Dauria Aerospace, Dauria Aerospace

aleksei Belyakov,Vice-President, Executive director of SpaceTechnologies and Telecommunications Cluster ofSkolkovo Foundation, Skolkovo Foundation

Denis Liskov,State Secretary - Deputy Head of the Russian spaceagency

Anatoliy Arzebarskiy,, Head of Moscow Representative Office of JSC“National Company Kazakstan Garysh Sapary”

Panel Discussion

The Next Leap in Space Discovery

A boom in commercial space technology is allowing entrepreneurs to dream bigger than ever before. Public andprivatepartnerships—along with government and defense collaborations-are fostering a global opportunity toexploit the latest advances in space technology. This discussion examines the current trends in commercial andprivate space exploration and travel, including asteroid mining projects, satellite innovations and Mars and lunarinitiatives.

Panelist will address the common and unique challenges that space exploration projects pose as well as howinvestment in space exploration might impact future cross-industry technology advancements.

Speakers

October, 15 | 15:30-17:00 | Hall 2.4INTEGRATED INDUSTRY AND DIGITAL MANUFACTURING

October, 15 | 15:30-17:00 | Hall 2.8THE NEXT LEAP IN SPACE DISCOVERY

program


Viktor Fokin,General director, OOO "Metsbitservis"

Dmitry Kholkin,Director for Intellectual Power Systems, R&D centerFGC UES

Alexander Starchenko,Vice-president for Energy, Novolipetsk Steel

Roman Nizhankovskii,Deputy Director General - Head of Sales, CJSC"Integrated energy systems"

Oleg Pertsovskiy,Operations Director, Skolkovo Foundation, SkolkovoFoundation

,Vice President, Honeywell

Elad Shaviv,CEO, Israeli Smart Energy Association

Alexander Kamenskov,Engagement Manager, McKinsey&Company, Russia

Aleksei ZHikharev,Expert of investor and government relations, IFC

Il'ya Pavlov,Venture partner, Bright Capital

Igor Kozhuhovskiy,Deputy General Director Russian Energy Agency,Russian Energy Agency Ministry of energy of theRussian Federation

Janusz Bialek,Director of Skoltech Center for Energy Systems,Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology

Round Table

Smart Energy

The economic growth and increasing number of electric power consumers make it impossible to meet their energyneeds only via the centralized sources. Distributed-energy generation technologies are an innovative method ofenergy saving. It is a new approach to the reliability, affordability, cost efficiency and safety of power grids.Innovative development enables the transformation of existing centralized energy saving systems into SMARTtechnology (smart grids).

Development of smart power grids will improve the existing systems of electronic control, measurement,synchronization and monitoring. It is important to analyze the degree to which the Russian energy sector is readyfor the introduction of alternative energy sources.

A separate discussion will be devoted to the development of SMART GRID, an innovative system in whichoptimization of electricity networks is achieved through the decentralization of management and control via localnetwork nodes.

Speakers

Avetik Chalabyan,Director, McKinsey&Company, Russia

Anna Koch,Project Associate, World Economic Forum

Mikhail Tykuchinskiy,Development Director, Skolkovo Foundation

YUrii Larin,Vice President Process Development&OperationalEfficiency, Novolipetsk Steel

Alevtina Chernikova,Rector, NUST «MISiS»

Andrey Laptev,Head of Corpotare Strategy

Yury Gavrilov,Director for Strategy and Development, ManagementCompany Metalloinvest Limited Liability Company

Kaixi Jiang,President, Professor, Dr.-Ing., R&D Metallurgist in Non-Ferrous Metallurgy, BGRIMM

Panel Discussion

A New Approach to an Old Industry: Innovations in Metallurgy

The metals industry has been significantly impacted by market fluctuations over the last decade. This “permanentinstability” trend has forced companies to invest in operational improvements through technological, environmentaland process innovation.

While the forecast for future demand is favourable, the modernization of the industry is a requirement to containcosts and improve return on investment going forward.

This discussion will address the advances in process, production and fabrication of materials including engineer-to-market examples in different sectors of metallurgical engineering.

Speakers

October, 15 | 15:30-17:00 | Hall 2.9SMART ENERGY

October, 15 | 15:30-17:00 | Hall 2.7A NEW APPROACH TO AN OLD INDUSTRY: INNOVATIONS IN METALLURGY

program

Contest Accelerator GenerationS: The Investment Session for the Finalists

Time of event: 15:30–18:00

Part IIGenerationS, as the major contest accelerator in Russia, allows start-ups to turn their projects into a successfulbusiness, to find investors, partners and customers. GenerationS is a kind of “quality mark” for investors regardingthe projects that passed several stages of selection as well as an acceleration program and that were studied byhighly competent experts and therefore can be considered as investment-worthy.

GenerationS was launched in 2013 and immediately became attractive for technology entrepreneurs from all overRussia and the CIS. This year, participants from 142 cities submitted 1,858 applications in four business areas: IT(information technology), Industrial (industrial solutions), BioTechMed (biotechnology and medicine), CleanTech(resource-efficient technologies).

25 selected technological startups that have undergone industry acceleration programs and coaching will presenttheir projects to the jury during the Investment Session. The jury, being composed from both Russian andforeignbusiness-angels, venture capital funds managers, as well as corporate managers and Moscow city publicauthorities, will give investment evaluation of the projects and select winners.

The awards ceremony will be held in the lecture hall after the investment session. The start-ups will share the5 mln RUR prize fund, and also receive prizes and gifts from partners of GenerationS.

The contest-accelerator GenerationS is organized by RVC and Moscow Innovation Development Centre withsupport of the Government of Moscow. Cleantech Russia, Pulsar Venture, Web Ready and Tomsk State Universitycompose the operators of industrial acceleration programs.


Mihail Akim,Vice President, ABB

Andrey Pankov,CEO, LLC "MMC Rus"

Patrick Willems,Project Manager, International finance corporation

Pieter Vullinghs,Генеральный директор Philips в России, Украине,Белоруссии, Казахстане и странах центральной Азии,OOO Philips

Frank Shauff,Chief Executive Officer, The Association of EuropeanBusinesses

Stuart Lawson,Associate Director, Ernst & Young LLC

Pierre Helg,Ambassador of Switzerland to the Russian Federation

Association of European Businesses Event

The Strategy of Sustainable Development: Priorities for Investment

Innovative production, science, education and research aimed at the development of technologies for sustainabledevelopment, may be the most promising areas for investment. However, in order to attract investment in thissector, it is necessary to create special conditions. This includes the development of a system of state support forthe imports of innovative products, creation of capacity and demand conditions for the transfer to a consistentlocalization of production in Russia.

International experience of developed countries shows that in the process of the ecologization of economic policythe most important element is a flexible policy which stimulates both producers and consumers policy to activelyuse environmentally friendly technologies. This applies to investment in the innovative transport, which causes thelion’s share of all air pollutionin large cities, as well as financing projects of the ecologization of energy andindustry.

During the session, it is proposed to analyze the best European experience, discuss the most promising areas,technologies and resources for finincing sustainable development.

Speakers

October, 15 | 15:30-18:00 | Hall 2.2

CONTEST ACCELERATOR GENERATIONS: THE INVESTMENT SESSION FOR THEFINALISTS October, 15 | 15:30-17:00 | Hall 2.11

THE STRATEGY OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: PRIORITIES FOR INVESTMENT

program

Andrey Kobzev,Director general, AQUIFER

Suresh Prabhu,Chairperson, Skolkovo Foundation

Robert Wirsing,Professor of Government, Georgetown UniversitySchool of Foreign Service in Qatar

Arnaud Brun,Founder and Chief Executive Officer, TENEVIA

Felix Karmazinov,Director General , State Unitary Enterprise Vodokanalof St.Peterburg


J. Carl Ganter,Managing Director, Circle of Blue

Case study

Smart Water Treatment That Quenches the Worlds’ Thirst

Studies show that the global market value of smart water technologies is expected to quadruple in the comingdecade, as unreliable water infrastructures continue to be a huge cost center on cities and regions. What is the roleof ICT technologies in resolving the problem of freshwater shortages and what are the new technologies that canhelp to improve the extraction, distribution and demand management of water supplies worldwide?

Panelists in this discussion will review the latest advances in intelligent water systems, solutions and resourcemanagement.

This discussion will touch on the latest achievements in the field of smart water supply systems, models for suchsystems and resource management schemes.

Speakers Sergei Evdokimov,CEO, Zakritoe aktsionernoe obschestvo nauchno-proizvodstvennoe predpriyatie "MedInzh"

Valery Medik,General Director, "NanoTechMed Plus Ltd."

Renzo Zaltieri,Co-founder, ValueBioTech

Danila Medvedev,Coordinating Council Member, Russian TranshumanistMovement

Ekaterina Bereziy,Founder & Chief Executive Officer, ExoAtlet


Bionic Organs: Prostheses to Cyborgs

The information age is defined by new tools and technologies to control, heal and enhance human life. A generationof technologies is now enabling new kinds of previously unimaginable human capabilities, redefining the notion ofwhat it means to be human. This session addresses biomedical applications for new body organs. While someprostheses and implants may not reach maturity for another 50 years, great advances are still underway.

Speakers

October, 15 | 15:30-17:00 | Hall 2.5SMART WATER TREATMENT THAT QUENCHES THE WORLDS’ THIRST


October, 15 | 17:30-19:00 | Hall 2.4BIONIC ORGANS: PROSTHESES TO CYBORGS

program

Vijaya Chandru,Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Strand LifeSciences Private Limited

Alexander Potapov,Deputy CEO - Managing Director, RVC

Dzhasser Doroshenko,chief doctor, OC «Posterior eye segment diagnosticsand surgery center»

Igor Khatkov,Director of Moscow Clinical Scientific Center, MoscowClinical Scientific Center

Yekaterina Stesin,VP Business Development, NOD

Yossef Sammy,Global Medical Director, Ibis Biosciences, Abbott

Aleksandr Poletaev,Head of the Research Dept, Medical Research CenterImmunculus

Alexey Butenko,main specialist-oncologist, "PET-Technology"

Wolfgang Hildesheim,Director Watson Core Solution Sales - Europe Leader

Takao Kuboniwa,General Manager, Particle Therapy Division, Hitachi,Ltd., Healthcare Company, Hitachi Ltd.

Igor Lanskoy,Councellor to the Minister, MInisterstvozdravoohranniya Rossiiskoi Federatsii

Evgeny Shlyakhto,, Federal Almazov Medical Research Centre

Round Table

Medical Diagnostics: Fast, Accurate and On Time

Medical diagnostics plays a critical role in the health value-chain by impacting cost, improving patient outcomesand influencing downstream resource allocations and requirements. As innovations in biomedical devices andbiologics evolve, entirely new categories of diagnostics are coming to the forefront based on the full continuum ofcare.

This session features innovations in healthcare diagnostics designed to match the right patient with the optimaltreatment at the best time.

Speakers

Randal Koene,Neuroscientist, Founder & CEO of Carboncopies.org,Carboncopies.org & NeuraLink Co.

Pavel Luksha,Professor , SKOLKOVO Business School

Timur Schukin,Moscow School of Management, Moderator, BusinessSchool Skolkovo

Stephen Dunne,Director Neuroscience Research, Starlab

Viktor Lebedev,Research and DeveIopment Manager, OJSC "Elekond"

Karen Casey,Artist / Director, Global Mind Project

Round Table

Neuronet: a Forward Look at Bringing Humans and Computers Together

Neuronet, the next-generation of Artificial Intelligence, will utilize neurointerfaces to create types ofcommunication between humans and machines that purport to change the landscape of human-computerinteraction. This technology, further enabled by mobile devices, and major international projects on modeling thebrain and artificial intelligence, could lead to technological possibilities for the development of products on a massmarket scale.

Panelists in this discussion will share how to use neurointerfaces, and similar technologies in different applications,such as computer vision, and speech recognition.

Speakers

October, 15 | 17:30-19:00 | Hall 2.10MEDICAL DIAGNOSTICS: FAST, ACCURATE AND ON TIME

October, 15 | 17:30-19:00 | Hall 2.6NEURONET: A FORWARD LOOK AT BRINGING HUMANS AND COMPUTERS TOGETHER

program

Irina Travina,General Director, CEO, SoftLab-NSK

Philip Rosedale,Co-founder/CEO

Sergey Matveyev,CEO, EligoVision LLC

David McClelland,Broadcaster, journalist, Talks technology for BBC,Planet of the Apps, Gadget Show Live, O2 Guru TV

Oleg Maddox,CTO, Vizerra

Alexey Bochkarev,СEO, Panorics

Andrey Sitkov,Operations Director, Marine Business, Transas Group

Roy Tertman,Co-Founder & Chief Product Officer, Fitfully.me

Mash up

Breakthrough Technologies and Applications in User-Based VR

Virtual reality, while it’s been around for decades, is still in the early stages of development, with gaming leadingother industries. Today’s applications are pushing virtual reality as a technology platform, an immersiveenvironment that is crossing industry boundaries from gaming to art, film, and more. Recent advances in virtualreality include stereoscopic display, sensor and render technology. Mobile applications have made virtual realityaffordable-for example, in the form of a headset, unmatched by previous devices.

This discussion covers the challenges and obstacles to the emerging field of virtual reality. Examples includeovercoming poor ergonomics in hardware design and user interfaces, improving tracking systems and decreasingthe time it takes to build virtual spaces.

SpeakersEduard Heindl,Professor, Furtwangen University

David Ferris,Reporter, EnergyWire

Valeriy Murgulets,Member of the Board, Energy Efficiency Centre INTERRAO UES CJSC

Dominique Fache,Member of the Board of Directors, fondation Sophiaantipolis

Olga Prokofyeva,Member of the Board of Directors, Energy Group

Keith Stevenson,Director of Electrochemical Power Industry Centre,Skoltech

Panel Discussion

Energy Storage Innovations

As an imperative to a healthy planet, energy already generated, requires storage and distribution technologies forfuture use. Energy storage is becoming an increasingly important challenge to scientists as the use of variablesources of energy, such as solar and wind, increase. This discussion tracks the latest developments in worldwideenergy storage research. It also examines how these developments are being leveraged to achieve affordable,transportable energy storage.

Panelists will address energy innovations, such as thermal modeling, scalable designs and non-toxic chemistries,that promise to reduce cost and increase hours of power. Panelists will also discuss challenges, such as of long-termcorrosion, lifespan testing, and more.

Speakers

October, 15 | 17:30-19:00 | Hall 2.1BREAKTHROUGH TECHNOLOGIES AND APPLICATIONS IN USER-BASED VR

October, 15 | 17:30-19:00 | Hall 2.8ENERGY STORAGE INNOVATIONS

program

Anton Kulbachevsky,Head of the Department of Nature Management andEnvironmental Protection, Department of NatureManagement and Environmental Protection

Jos Brouwers,professor in Building Materials, Eindhoven Universityof Technology

George Gogolev,Head of Innovation Ecosystem Development, RVC

Kseniya Agapova,Associate director, JLL

Michael Kanellos,Senior VP

Eugene Plisetcky,Deputy director, IRS&UP NRU HSE, National researchuniversity "Higher School of Economics"

Irina Ilina,Doctor of Economic Sciences, Director, Institute forRegional Studies and Urban Planning, HSE

Vitaly Vinogradov,Venture partner, Rubicon Venture Capital


Maksim Lun'kov,Engagement Manager, Cisco Systems

Alexander Danilin,Public Sector Industry Market Development andCityNext Program Manager, Microsoft Russia,Microsoft Rus

Aziza Chaouni,Director of Design Firm + Assistant Professor, AzizaChaouni Projects

Ma Juan Rong,, Deputy Chairman of of Glass Sub-Committee, ChineseCeramic Society in Beijing; Adjunct professor, BeijingAviation University; President, CSUS Green BuildingMaterials Research Institute, Zhuoda Group

Panel Discussion

Strategies, Tools and Technology to Ensure the New Green City

It is expected that the growth of the urban population from 2025 to 2030 will amount to approximately 1.5 percenta year. What technologies will provide the “smart city” with energy? What are the new environmental standards forsuccessful urban development? What are the challenges, and opportunities in cities that are developing and/orretrofitting smart technologies, as a core part of their infrastructure?

This discussion addresses the new smart city, that will not only handle exponential population growth, naturaldisasters and climate change, but will also become a flourishing center of business and industrial activity with highenvironmental standards.

Speakers Arild Vollan,Managing Partner

Tatiana Naumova,TV-anchor, Russia 24

Anatolii Zolotukhin,Research director, Institute of Arctic petroleumtechnologies, Institut arkticheskih neftegazovihtehnologii RGU nefti i gaza imeni I.M. Gubkina

Vyacheslav Pershukov,Deputy Director General-Chief innovation officer,State Atomic Energy Corporation "Rosatom"

Alexander Chaadaev,Vice-President for Innovations ALROSA OJSC - Directorof Yakutniproalmaz Institute, ALROSA (OJSC)

Artur Chilingarov,President, State Polar Academy; SpecialRepresentative of President of the Russian Federationon International Cooperation in the Arctic andAntarctic; Member of the Board of Directors, ROSNEFT

Panel Discussion

Acquiring and Developing Arctic Resources: Challenges and Prospects

Specialists maintain that nearly 20 percent of the world’s oil and natural gas resources are attributed to the Arcticshelf. The acquisition of these petroleum reserves in the North Pole, however, are accompanied by significantoperational costs and high risk.

This discussion will address the challenges to bring projects to fruition, including the newest technologies fordeveloping the Arctic shelf, while lowering operational risks and ensuring ecological safety?

Speakers

October, 15 | 17:30-19:00 | Hall 2.9STRATEGIES, TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGY TO ENSURE THE NEW GREEN CITY

October, 15 | 17:30-19:00 | Hall 2.7ACQUIRING AND DEVELOPING ARCTIC RESOURCES: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS

program

Anton Galenovich,Deputy General Director, National CarbonSequestration Foundation

Anton Chupilko,Director for innovation and sustainable development,Russian national Subsoil Expertise Association

Jeremy Leggett,Founder and Chairman

Pavel Shevchenko,CEO, Solar Energy Holding

Roman Zorabyants,Chairman of Board, RusHydro International AG

Bertrand Piccard,Initiator, Chairman and Pilot of Solar Impulse

Ben Glass,CEO/CTO, Altaeros Energies, Inc.

Aleksandr Averchenkov,Senior advisor, Department of New Partnerships, UNDPRegional Center in Istanbul, United NationsDevelopment Program

Igor' Karavaev,Vice-President, Executive Director of NuclearTechnology Cluster, Fond Skolkovo

Dmitry Timofeev,Director of innovation (R&D), Joint Stock company"RAO Energy System of East"

Thomas Stenfeldt Batchelor,Vice President R&D, Intellectual Property, Novozymes

Round Table

The World After Oil and Gas: How to Ensure Tomorrow’s Energy Supply

The goal to ensure effective, safe and convenient energy that satisfies citizen’s demand at competitive prices, isa challenge for this century and has the potential of being solved through new technologies, improved processesand dedicated public, private and global collaborations.

This session addresses the innovations and initiatives that are helping to define policy, accelerate scientificresearch and commercialize development to help ensure tomorrow’s energy security. How much energy will beneeded in the nexthalf-century Will hydrocarbons be able to satisfy this need? How much more expensive will theybecome? What is the alternative?

Speakers

RUSNANOPRIZE Nanotechnology International Prize and Russian Nanotech Industry Youth Prize AwardCeremony

RUSNANOPRIZE

RUSNANOPRIZE Nanotechnology International Prize was established by RUSNANO in 2009, and has since thenbeen awarded annually for major R&D achievements in the field of nanotechnology. Nominations for the Prize areaccepted of technologies being implemented into mass production with an annual turnover of at least $10 million.

In 2014 RUSNANOPRIZE will be awarded for achievements in the field of “Optics and Nanoelectronics”.

The Russian Nanoindustry Youth Prize

The Russian Nanoindustry Youth Prize was established by RUSNANO in 2009 and is annually awarded to Russiancitizens of age 35 and under for research of new nanotechnology products and technologies, as well as theirimplementation into mass production with a turnover of at least 3 million rubles.

October, 15 | 17:30-19:00 | Hall 2.5THE WORLD AFTER OIL AND GAS: HOW TO ENSURE TOMORROW’S ENERGY SUPPLY

October, 15 | 17:30-19:00 | Hall 2.3

RUSNANOPRIZE NANOTECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL PRIZE AND RUSSIAN NANOTECHINDUSTRY YOUTH PRIZE AWARD CEREMONY

program

Following the Investment Session, there will be held an awards ceremony for winners of GenerationS, the uniqueRussian accelerator competition. The hard six-month period of preparation, training, working with mentors, andholding demo days and meetings with investors has completed with the solemn finale.

GenerationS is the biggest accelerator competition in Russia that enables start-ups to turn their projects intosuccessful businesses, as well as find investors, partners, and customers for their products. For investors,GenerationS is a kind of a quality mark for technology projects that have passed several stages of selection andacceleration program, have been studied by authoritative experts, and thus can be considered as investmentsubjects.

In 2014 acceleration programs were held in four areas:

BioTechMed: Biotechnology and MedicineCleanTech: Energy efficiency and sustainable use of resourcesIndustrial: Industrial solutionsIT: Information Technology.

For each direction there was provided an individual training program taking into account theindustry-specificfeatures of projects.

At the awards ceremony the winner startups are to share the prize of 5 million rubles, and also receive prizes andgifts from the partners of GenerationS. Only four of winning projects will be selected of 1,858 applications. Thejury will include Russian and foreign business angels, venture capital funds’ managers, as well as representativesof corporations and public authorities in Moscow.

October, 15 | 19:00-20:30 | Стартап-зона на ВыставкеTHE AWARDS CEREMONY CONTEST-ACCELERATOR GENERATIONS

program

ProgrAmSPECIAL EVENTS

chIeF technology oFFIcer suMMIt

CTOSummitisafine-tunedgathering designed to facilitate cross-industrialdialogbetweenlarge company CTOs & CSOs, vice presidents responsible for R&D, technology platform managers, research directors, small and medium enterprise CEOs providing sustainable global experience and best practices exchange. It’s known that convergence of technology and knowledge lead to technological and methodical breakthroughsindifferentfieldsand at their junctions.

Therefore CTO Summit brings to round table CTOs, CINOs, CSOs, CEOs and oth-er corporate tech strategy leaders from aerospace, electronics, automotive, IT and telecom, marine, energy and power systems, chemistry, advanced materials and other industries. A 1.5 hour opening panel will highlight global trends in R&D, technology strategies and tech com-mercialization, posing shortlist of the Summitend-pointobjectiveswillbefol-lowedby3-hourdrill-downnetworkingincross-industryworkinggroups.

Ran Achituv, General Partner, Magma VCIgor Agamirzian,ChiefexecutiveOfficer,Chairman,rVCVitaliy Anikin, Director Business Development, IntegratedenergySystemsHoldingSergey Arkhipov,ChiefInnovationOfficer,OMZGroup(United heavy machinery plants)Gennady Artamonov, Innovation Center Leader, DuPont Science and Technologies LLCThomas Stenfeldt Batchelor, Vice President R&D, Intel-lectual Property, NovozymesIgor Bevzyuk,DeputyChiefexecutiveOfficer—HeadofInnovative Development and R&D Section, RTIRadislav Birbraer,DoctorofScience,Honoredinventor,Chief Designer, SOLVERAlexander Chaadaev,Vice-presidentonInnovations,aL-ROSA OJSC; Director, Yakutniproalmaz InstituteJose Estabil, Director of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, MIT Skoltech Initiative and MIT Portugal ProgramIgor Fatuev, Deputy Executive Director for Strategic De-velopment and Innovative Activities, V. P. Glushko Energo-mash Rresearch and Production AssociationEckard Foltin,HeadofInsight&foresightManagement,CAS—Industrial Marketing, Bayer MaterialScience AGSergey Galibeev,HeadoftheSIBUrTechnologyCentre,SIBURMaurizio Gattiglio, Chairman, European Factories of the Future Research Association (EFFRA); Executive Vice-president,StrategicBusinessDevelopment,primaIndustrie S.p.A.Martin Gitsels,HeadofCorporateresearch&Technolo-gy, Vice President, Siemens LLC

Nikolay Grachev,Vice-president,executiveDirector,en-ergy-efficientTechnologiesCluster,SkolkovofoundationKaixi Jiang,president,professor,Dr.-Ing.,r&DMetallur-gistinnon-ferrousMetallurgy,BGrIMM(BeijingGeneralResearch Institute of Mining & Metallurgy)Kurt Kaltenegger,HeadofTechnology,aBBTechnologyVenturesAlexander Kashirin, Managing Director on Strategic policy—HeadoftheDepartment,rostecStateCorpora-tionVagif Kasumov, Deputy General Director: R&D and tech-nology, CordiantPekka Koponen,ChiefexecutiveOfficer,SpinverseVladimir Kosteyev,ChiefexecutiveOfficer,ClubofInno-vation and R&D Directors (iR&Dclub)Mikhail Kozlov, Director for Innovations and Renewable energySources,rusHydroMikhail Lifshitz,ChiefexecutiveOfficer,JSCrOTeC;High-TechassetsDevelopmentDirector,renovaGroupDr. Joe Liu, Vice President, Research & Development In-ternational&asiapacific,3MOleg Lubimov,ChiefexecutiveOfficer,Teplocom-engi-neeringVasiliy Osmakov, Director of the Strategic Development Department, Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian FederationHeui Jae Pahk, PhD, President and National Chief Tech-nologyOfficer,OfficeofStrategicr&Dplanning,Ministryof Trade, Industry and Energy, KoreaYury Petrenya,DeputyGeneralDirector-Technology,“Power Machines” OJSC

Gonzague de Pirey, General Delegate for Russia, UkraineandCIScountries,Saint-GobainAndrey Polozov-Yablonskiy, Advisor to Chief Executive Officer—HeadofInnovativeDevelopment,aeroflotVladimir Polyakov,HeadofOfficeofperspectiveTech-nological Research, NLMKStanislav Protasov,Co-founder,Headofr&D,acronisIgor Seleznev, Director of Research Programs and Tech-nology Transfer, Center for Entrepreneurship and Innova-tion, Skolkovo Institute of Science and TechnologyAlexander Sergeev, Director, “East” Project, En+ Group; Chairman of the Board, IrkutskenergosvyazDmitry Shalupkin,ChiefTechnologyOfficer,rrTrussiaVladislav Shershulsky, Technology Cooperation Director, MicrosoftrussiaRuslan Smelyanskiy, R&D Director, Applied Research Center for Computer Networks (ARCCN)Leonid Sorkin,ChiefexecutiveOfficer,HoneywellrussiaVadim Ustinov,regionalDirectorrussia,rolls-royceIn-ternational LLCEmanuele Volpe, Innovation, Research and Development Manager, Innovation Unit, Enel RussiaDavid Whitehouse, Managing Director, Continental Eu-rope AECOMYoshikazu Yoshida,ManagingexecutiveOfficer,GeneralManager of the Technology Research Institute, Shimadzu CorporationMax von Zedtwitz, PhD, Director, GLORAD Center for Global R&D and InnovationAndrey Zyuzin, Director for Skolkovo Projects, Cisco Sys-tems Russia

One of the unique projects of the Open Innovations Forum—the Youth Program implemented with the support of the Moscow Government—gives talented young people the opportunity to participate in a discussion of issues related to global development, visit the leading innovation centers of Moscow Region, share experiences with their peers from other countries, and receive consultationsfromleadingexpertsinthehigh-techfield.

the youth prograM oF the open InnovatIons ForuM

Thisyear,theforum’spartner-country—China—is delegating 10 representatives of innovative and high-techprojectstoparticipateingroupevents,while the composition of the 100 Innovators groupwillincluderussian-Chinesejointprojects.Projects by group participants will be showcased in the form of a collective exposition at the Open Innovations Expo.

Also conducted within the scope of the Youth Program is the work of the 100 Innovators international group. An expert jury selects the 100 best ideas from around the world, all of whose authors and developers are under the age of 35. The events planned within the framework of the 100 Innovators international group will be held 13–16 October 2014, giving the young talentsbehindstart-upsthechancetomeetwith interesting speakers, representatives of development institutes and members of venture funds, exchange experiences with their foreign peers and participate in the plenary sessions and special events of the main program of the Open Innovations Forum.

The Youth Program includes a series of lectures byleadingexpertsinthefieldofbusinessandinnovation designed for a wide audience—college applicants, students, young researchers and entrepreneurs—hosted at Technopolis Moscow, Urals State University of Economics (USUE), National University of Science and Technology MISiS, Plug and Play Dagestan, Samara State Aerospace University (SSAU) and Far Eastern Federal University (FEFU). Program platforms will be connected by a videoconferencing ring for the webcasting of program projects.

For the second year in a row, school children will take part in the work of the Innovation Forum. TheInnoКidsLaboratoryisauniqueprogramfor 100 young innovators from 15 Russian regions aged 7 to 15, as enrolled in specialized classes and winning the respective academic olympics and contests. The InnoKids stand at the Open Innovations Expo is traditionally visited by representatives of the state authorities and developmentinstitutes.In2014,thefinaleventofthe Youth Program—a concert by young talents, including performance troupes by children with various disabilities—will be held on 16 October in the zone of the Youth Program Auditorium.


Jean-Francois Boisson,Chief Executive Officer and Owner, Arteres, Arteres

Vladimir Mironov,scientific chief

Technical publishing weekly report more and more cases of the radical changes in many industries of the XXIcentury. For example, the transition from metal to composite, the introduction of electrical instead of mechanicaldevices, the use of mass approaches using modeling and creation of the virtual environment.

The twentieth century has sunk into oblivion! However, the changes didn’t immediately embrace the whole worldand they don’t occur in one day. Young engineers and specialists have got a great opportunity to train with a focuson the future, not the past, and will be dealt with in the new technologies and management practices are betterthan their more experienced colleagues. They also adapt more easily, have a more flexible thinking, dynamic. Theirbusiness partnership goes far beyond their own organization, they quickly master the English language. They arenot only familiar with the IT tools, but they know how to apply them to solve their own problems.

Speakers

A presentation of the first proprietary original design commercial bioprinter created by a team from the 3DBioprinting Solutions Laboratory for Biotechnological Research in Russia.

The unique technical, design and engineering solution make the bioprinter universal. The printer has been createdto print live functional three-dimensional tissue and organ constructs. The bioprinter's original construction allowsit to accurately distribute tissue spheroids (bio-ink) in successive layers of hydrogel (bio-paper) following apreviously created digital model. Original technical and engineering solutions are founded on the specialcharacteristics of the proprietary 3D printing technology. The bioprinter is the main element of the technologicalplatform.

Together with the bioprinter, the team also developed a proprietary software both for their own design work andfor importing and further developing digital models for printing while also managing and controlling the bioprintingprocess.

Speakers

Alisée de Tonnac de Villeneuve,CEO, Seedstars World

Alexandra Johnson,Managing Director

Vadim Tabakov,Big Data Business Development Manager, SAP CIS

The lecture focuses on the results of the Swiss Seedstars World Startup and Young Entrepreneurs Competition andasks what needs to be done for digital startups to spring up all over the world. What is needed to become anentrepreneur and what things do you need to keep in mind when launching your business? During the lecture, theCo-founder and General Director of Seedstars World will present a number of key focus areas which are part of theLean Startup methodology, which include defining your shareholder agreement and A/B testing while also sharinghis secrets of how to turn your failures into successes.

Speakers

Every day we can see how Big Data changes the world. Whether we're using Facebook or shopping on E-Bay orAmazon, we often don't realise that these services are founded on the Big Data concept. Big Data seemsincreasingly more appealing for businesses who see it as both a source of revenue and as a competitive advantage.During the presentation, we will explore specific examples to showcase how businesses can find their own benefitsin the Big Data paradigm. We will also touch upon scientific research projects aimed at studying Big Data and theissues that we need to overcome to make Big Data even more beneficial for businesses.

Speakers

October, 14 | 15:00-15:30 | Small Startup Lecture Hall

LECTION. RADICAL CHANGE: A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR THE YOUNGPROFESSIONALS

October, 14 | 15:00-15:40 | Startup Lecture HallPRESENTING THE FIRST RUSSIAN BIOPRINTER


TRAINING OF ENGINEERS WITH INNOVATIVE COMPETENCES: A TREND ORNECESSITY? PRACTICE OF THE MOSCOW HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONSCONSORTIUM (ENANO AND INNOVATION DEVELOPMENT CENTRE)

October, 14 | 15:50-16:30 | Startup Lecture HallLECTURE. DONE IS BETTER THAN PERFECT

October, 14 | 16:40-17:10 | Startup Lecture HallWORKSHOP. HOW BIG DATA CHANGES BUSINESS

programSpecial eventS

Гари Фаулер,Со-основатель, GVA LaunchGurusAlexey Karlov,CEO, GVA LaunchGurus

Zamir Shukhov,Director of Marketing, GVA LaunchGurusDaniil Kozlov,GVA Launch Gurus Startup Academy Director, GVALaunchGurus

Moderator:

Zamir Shukhov - Marketing Director at GVA Launch Gurus

16:40- 17:15

Master class: Using Human Resources for a Successful Startup.

Harry Fowler - Co-Founder of GVA Launch Gurus

Zamir Shukhov - Marketing Director at GVA Launch Gurus

17:30 – 18:00

Master class: Business Model Structure and Creation.

Alexey Karlov – Chief Executive Director, ARG

18:15 – 19:30

Master class: Effective Pitch in front of the Investor.

Daniil Kozlov - Director of the GVA Launch Gurus Startup Academy

19:30 – 20:00

Pitch presentations of Startup BootCamp participants.

Speakers

Sergey Shashkin,Investment Advisor


How to evaluate the risks? Which of them should be taken and which should be not? Sergey Shashkin – aninternational investments expert – introduces the theory of intelligent risk, shares his own view on the investment,which is used in making investment decisions in the major international banks. As a result of the discussion youwill be able to learn about the key principles of successful investment seen through the eyes of the internationalinvestors - what kind of business they are likely to agree to invest in and why.

Speakers

Capital efficient, quick-to-market, IT-based solutions are driving smarter, more efficient energy use, enable thesharing economy, accelerate the adoption of clean technologies, and spread more sustainable behaviors globally. Accelerated growth in mobile, social, sensors, processing power, big data analytics, and other informationtechnologies is creating powerful new opportunities to address the world’s critical resource challenges.

Speakers

October, 14 | 16:40-20:00 | Small Startup Lecture HallWORKSHOP. BUILDING A BUSINESS MODEL AND THE EFFECTIVE INVESTOR PITCH

October, 14 | 17:20-17:50 | Startup Lecture Hall

LECTION. SMART INVESTMENTS – SMART RISKS. STUPID INVESTMENTS – STUPIDRISKS.


LEVERAGING IT TO DRIVE GLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY, ECONOMIC PROSPERITY, ANDHUMAN WELL-BEING


Yannick Tranchier,CEO, Ob'vious

По итогам презентации слушатели смогут:

понять важность инноваций в мировой экономике;узнать основные методы применения инноваций и творческих способностей; научиться превращать идею в бизнес;установить связи между инновациями, финансами, маркетингом и социальным успехом.

Speakers

So-edinenie, the Fund for Supporting the Blind and the Deaf, was created on the initiative of the President and theAgency for Strategic Initiatives. It is created with the goal to address the issues of rehabilitation and socialintegration of the disabled.

In order to find the best Russian solutions in the field of technical rehabilitation, the Fund launches an open contestfor inventors, developers and startups.

The projects that best fit the needs of the deaf and blind will be funded till the completion of their developmentstage and the start of production. The projects’ products will be purchased by the Fund and introduced among theconsumers.

The Contest prizes include specialised training in the international competence centres of technical rehabilitationitems producers and procurement of the equipment for the project implementation.

The Fund invites inventors, developers, startups, investors, and everyone who is interested in the technical meansof rehabilitation for people with disabilities to take part in the Contest.

Sergei Ivashko,editor-in-chief, XPIR.RU, OOO «Naumen Konsalting»

The Round Table is designed for a professional audience and it will allow its participants to share their experienceson the ways to attract high-tech projects with high potential into business incubators and accelerators.

Questions to discuss:The objectives of promoting business incubators and accelerators. Who are our customers? Where can we find startups with high potential?Best practices and the policy of attracting high-tech projects into business incubators and accelerators.What features and services of business incubators are most attractive to potential residents?The most effective methods and channels to promote business incubators and accelerators.

Target audience: managers of business incubators and accelerators, managers for working with residents,representatives of development institutions, PR departments of business incubators, and providers of activities forbusiness incubator residents.

1. &bbsp; Simple questions.

2. Problems of access to information about the funding sources (efficiency, reliability, relevance, clarity).

3. Bilateral funding problems.

4. Solutions and their shortcomings:

direct communication partiescommunication through intermediaries (agency, media, CBOs)

5. Examples of complex problem solving.

Speakers

October, 14 | 20:00-00:00 | Small Startup Lecture HallSTARTUP CAREER NIGHT

October, 15 | 10:15-10:45 | Startup Lecture HallОТ ИДЕИ К ПРОДУКТУ. ОТ ПРОДУКТА ДО ЕГО ВЫХОДА НА РЫНОК


TRAINING OF ENGINEERS WITH INNOVATIVE COMPETENCES: A TREND ORNECESSITY? PRACTICE OF THE MOSCOW HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONSCONSORTIUM (ENANO AND INNOVATION DEVELOPMENT CENTRE)


ANNOUNCING THE RUSSIAN NATIONAL COMPETITION FOR INVENTORS OFREHABILITATION EQUIPMENT FOR THE BLIND AND THE DEAF


ROUND TABLE. SUCCESSFUL PRACTICES FOR ATTRACTING RESIDENTS FROMBUSINESS INCUBATORS AND ACCELERATORS

October, 15 | 13:15-13:45 | Presentation Zone #1WHERE TO EARN ON SCIENCE?


Daniil Kozlov,GVA Launch Gurus Startup Academy Director, GVALaunchGurus

Alexey Filimonov,Director, Venture Academy, GVA LaunchGurus

Daniil will talk about high-stress situations and problems that can arise in startups, how to overcome them and howto avoid failure on both an emotional and physical level. Ways to calculate risks, overcome stress and fear andcome out on top.

Speakers

There are numerous funds and development institutes in Russia. Which one should a startup reach out to with aspecific project? At what stage of the project should you approach a business angel and at what stage is a venturefund the better choice? What kinds of investments should you ask for and what do you offer in return? AlexeyFilimonov will explore the venture landscape topic and answer the most pressing questions in the search forinvestments.

SpeakersAlex Chudnovsky,Vice President, SAP Cloud, Eastern Europe, SAP CIS

Create Your Innovation: How Change Can Be Your Advantage, Not Your Problem.

The world demonstrates an interesting trend: consumers have wider and wider opportunities, and businessprocesses of organisations become more and more complex. Why? In today's networked economy, a consumer canperform such tasks that five years ago could be executed only by organisations. Anyone can create their own freeadvertising that will be watched in the Internet by a lot more people than regular ads on TV. An entrepreneur cango all the way from the appearance of a big idea, creation of a business plan and raising capital for itsimplementation – all of it online. A single comment on a news article may have a more powerful impact than thepublication itself. It has been much easier for the simple townsfolk to put to life some large-scale projects. And allthis was made possible thanks to the technologies and networks.

In order to cope with these changes, companies with a history need to move from fulfilling the tasks of survival(i.e., administrative tasks) to searching for the means of increasing revenues. They need digital transformation.

If we want such transformation to become a success, we need to determine standard patterns, using the bestpractices and quickly introducing innovations. We would also have to combine people, processes, data andapplications in an integral whole. Cloud technology is a great platform for solving such tasks.

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October, 15 | 13:50-14:20 | Small Startup Lecture HallWORKSHOP. HOW TO OVERCOME RISKS AND STRESS IN A STARTUP

October, 15 | 14:30-15:00 | Small Startup Lecture HallWORKSHOP. VENTURE LANDSCAPE: WHERE DOES A STARTUP GET INVESTMENTS?

October, 15 | 15:15-15:50 | Small Startup Lecture HallSAP: CLOUD TECHNOLOGIES


Zamir Shukhov,Director of Marketing, GVA LaunchGurus


16:40- 17:15Master class: Using Human Resources for a Successful Startup.Harry Fowler - Co-Founder of GVA Launch GurusZamir Shukhov - Marketing Director at GVA Launch Gurus

17:30 – 18:00Master class: Business Model Structure and Creation.Alexey Karlov – Chief Executive Director, ARG

18:15 – 19:30Master class: Effective Pitch in front of the Investor.Daniil Kozlov - Director of the GVA Launch Gurus Startup Academy

19:30 – 20:00Pitch presentations of Startup BootCamp participants.

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Building and scaling a business is very hard work. All the way from Silicon Valley, Gary Whitehill will present onhow to raising funding from investors as well as what it takes to build a global enterprise.

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Mikhail Khomich,Head of SKOLKOVO Mentoring Association,SKOLKOVO Business SchoolSergio Men,Managing Partner

Gang Lu,Founder, TechNodeAnton Saraykin,Managing Director, 100 Innovators

Goals:

To thoughtfully discuss the topic with the professional community.To study the current approach to managing the process of innovation.

Seminar concept/logic:

Innovation is an answer to the demand of today's business environment. We need people a) capable ofgenerating innovation, b) capable of developing such a culture.How to introduce innovations? What are the difficulties and problems that organisations have now?What solutions / best practices have been implemented / used by now (sharing experiences among theparticipants)?What solutions are offered by DDI to support the development of required competencies?

· Examples of exercises and developmental activities.

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October, 15 | 15:25-16:55 | Startup Lecture HallWORKSHOP. BUILDING A BUSINESS MODEL AND THE EFFECTIVE INVESTOR PITCH

October, 15 | 16:00-16:30 | Small Startup Lecture HallWORKSHOP. CAPITALIZATION OF TECHNOLOGIES

October, 15 | 16:40-18:40 | Small Startup Lecture HallSEMINAR. CREATING A CULTURE OF INNOVATION AS A LEADERSHIP ROLE

October, 15 | 17:00-18:00 | Startup Lecture HallSTARTUP CAREER NIGHT


Moscow Cup is implemented under the National round of Strategy and Business Management Global ManagementChallenge. More than 3,000 young entrepreneurs, managers, as well as students, post graduate students, trainees,will be participating in the new Moscow Cup season championship. At is the computer business simulation is in theheart of the championship that simulates the work of the value of the company. The championship participants runvirtual companies in the position of top management and make decisions in the field of production, marketing,finance and personal management. At the training round participants will get acquainted with the peculiarities ofbusiness simulation and try to take management decisions.

By the end of the presentation, students will:

Understand the importance of innovation in the global economy;Learn the basic methods of applying innovation and creativity;Learn to turn the idea into a business;To establish the relationship between innovation, finance, marketing, and social success.

During the Teleconference bridge 15 projects will be presented to the experts who will choose 5 most successfuland promising ideas, their authors will participate in 100 Innovators international group in 2015.

The ring of teleconference bridges will include:National University of Science and Technology MISiS (Moscow)Far Eastern Federal University (Vladivostok)Ural State Economic University (Yekaterinburg)Plug and Play Dagestan (Makhachkala)Media Centre of the Samara State Aerospace University (Samara)

11.15 – 11.30 – Introduction, representation of experts11.30 – 12.00 – Vladivostok (18.30 – 19.00 local time)12.00 – 12.30 – Samara12.30 – 13.00 – MISiS13.00 – 13.30 – Yekaterinburg (15.00 – 15.30 local time)13.30 – 14.00 – Makhachkala14.00 – 15.00 – Lunch, summing-up (offline)15.00 – 15.20 – Announcement of the results(Makhachkala, Yekaterinburg, MISiS, Samara)

Gary Whitehill,Founder

Building and scaling a business is very hard work. All the way from Silicon Valley, Gary Whitehill will present onhow to raising funding from investors as well as what it takes to build a global enterprise.

Speakers

Goals:

To thoughtfully discuss the topic with the professional community.To study the current approach to managing the process of innovation.

Seminar concept/logic:

Innovation is an answer to the demand of today's business environment. We need people a) capable ofgenerating innovation, b) capable of developing such a culture.How to introduce innovations? What are the difficulties and problems that organisations have now?What solutions / best practices have been implemented / used by now (sharing experiences among theparticipants)?What solutions are offered by DDI to support the development of required competencies?Examples of exercises and developmental activities.

1. Simple questions.2. Problems of access to information about the funding sources (efficiency, reliability, relevance, clarity).3. Bilateral funding problems.4. Solutions and their shortcomings:- direct communication partiescommunication through intermediaries (agency, media, CBOs)5. Examples of complex problem solving.

October, 15 | 17:00-19:00 | Presentation Zone #2

TRAINING ROUND DURING THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE MOSCOW CUP OFSTRATEGY AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT


“FROM IDEA TO PRODUCT”, “FROM THE PRODUCT BEFORE ITS RELEASE TO THEMARKET”

October, 15 | 19:00-21:30 | Startup Lecture HallTELECONFERENCE BRIDGES

October, 16 | 11:00-14:00 | Startup Lecture HallWORKSHOP. CAPITALIZATION OF TECHNOLOGIES


TECHNOLOGIES OF THE TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER: HOW TO RUN A "MOTOR" OFINNOVATIONS IN THE UNIVERSITY (BUSINESS INCUBATOR "INGRIA", JSC "RVC")

October, 16 | 14:15-15:30 | Startup Lecture HallSEMINAR. CREATING A CULTURE OF INNOVATION AS A LEADERSHIP ROLE

October, 16 | 15:40-17:10 | Startup Lecture HallWHERE TO EARN ON SCIENCE?


acceleratIon prograM

industrial trackTheIndustrialaccelerationprogramoffershigh-intensity classroom training, ample opportunities to interact with experts and investors, and a chance to bringing in mentors and new people to the team. The best graduates of the acceleration program will entertheGenerationScontestfinals.

September 28 DemoDay

October 10–13 Coaching Session

October 15 An Investment Session at the Open Innovation Forum

it trackCompanies and teams working on information technology projects are invited to participate in an IT acceleration program. The IT Track acceleration program will be managed by the Web Ready project in partnership with the Skolkovo Foundation and the Foundation for Developing Internet Initiatives (FDII).

October 5-7 DemoDays,Semifinalistspicked

October 8 Web Ready Investment Forum IT Track winners picked

October 10–13 Coaching Program

October 15 GenerationS Final at the Open Innovation Forum

biotechmed trackCompanies and teams working on project biotechnology and healthcare projects are invited to participate in the BioTechMed acceleration programofferedinpartnershipwiththeTomskState University. It is open to projects which have raised at least RUB 300,000 of investment. Projects which have completed the R&D stage are given priority.

September 22-23 DemoDays (Tomsk)



cleantech trackThe CleanTech Track invites companies and teams working on projects associated with energy efficiency,renewableenergysourcesandcarefuluse of natural resources, to join an acceleration program. The Track is partnered with Cleantech Openrussiatherussianofficeoftheworld’slargestUS-based“cleantechnology”acceleratorCleantech Open.



The GenerationS Acceleration Program comprises lectures and master classes on business model development, science and technology R&D for a project, legal aspects, raising investment, business planning, marketing, PR, and other subjects one needs to focus on to ensure successful development and growth of a startup company. GenerationS is a nationwide contest designed to help entrepreneurs to accelerate the development of their technologystartups;itfirstappearedin2013,andhasbeenrunbythe Russian Venture Company and the Moscow Center for Innovative Development, with support from the Government of Moscow, as the MoscowCityHallisformallyknown.


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деловые новости

—07 GM буксует в Петербурге Российский завод автоконцерна снова останавливает производство

—07 Селедку ловят на субсидию Железнодорожным перевозкам рыбы готовят господдержку

—07 Игорь Зюзин высвобождает «Мечел» Он вывел из-под залога уже 40,2% акций

—08 Репо с российскими корнями С рынка кредитования под ценные бумаги уходят иностранцы

—08 По законам реформенного времени У пенсионных фондов появились новые причины не платить

—09 «Нафтогаз» отказался от денег «Газпрома» Компания не принимает платежи за транзит газа

—09 Нефтехимиков напугали биополимерами Отрасль подсчитала ущерб от перехода на экологичные материалы

—10 «Яндекс.Толмач» Интернет-поисковик заработает на переводе

новости | Счетная палата нашла серьезные нарушения в выделении субсидий Росавтодором —3

новости | Элла Памфилова пойдет судиться за НКО-«иностранных агентов» —2

Виды на мореРоссиянам разрешат легально покупать жилье в Абхазии

Абхазия готова открыть свой ры-нок жилья для граждан России. Парламент республики может рассмотреть вариант, позволя-ющий россиянам покупать жилье в новостройках в Гаграх, Пицун-де и других городах. Но про-блема в том, что в республике, где жилой фонд едва превыша-ет 4 млн кв. м, пока практически не строится новых объектов.

Народное собрание (парламент) Абхазии может уже в начале осени рассмотреть в первом чтении про-ект закона «Об отдельных особенно-стях оборота жилых помещений», сообщили

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татов республики. По словам одного из них, в документе предполагается смягчить ограничения при покупке россиянами жилья в Абхазии. Для граждан России может быть предус-мотрено два варианта: покупка жи-лья только в новостройках либо кво-та на вторичном рынке. «Не исклю-чено, что в итоге могут быть одобре-ны оба варианта»,— полагает один из собеседников

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По действующему законодатель-ству нерезиденты Абхазии могут приобретать любую недвижимость, за исключением жилья. Эти ограни-чения были введены в 1995 году — сразу после гражданской войны. Официальный Сухум принял эти меры, чтобы избежать спекуляций с брошенным жильем, которое пе-репродавалось в основном россия-нам. Отменить эти ограничения еще в 2010 году обещал тогдашний пре-зидент Сергей Багапш, но год спустя он скончался. Его преемник Алек-сандр Анкваб зимой этого года пору-чил правительству разработать про-ект закона, который смягчил бы ог-раничения для иностранцев при по-купке жилья в республике.

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Столкнувшись с необхо-димостью быстрого заме-щения импортного продо-вольствия, попавшего под санкции, власти РФ сти-мулировали быстрое из-менение логистики поста-вок и увеличение объемов переработки сырья в стра-нах Таможенного союза (ТС), бывшей Югославии и Латинской Америки. Бе-лоруссия до конца 2014 года намерена закрыть до половины объема по-ставок отдельных продук-тов, попавших под запрет. Главные идеи — увеличить экспорт в Россию своего сырья, заменив его для своих внутренних рын-ков западным, и наладить максимально дешевую переработку сырья из ЕС по «серым» схемам. Инве-стировать в обеспечение долгосрочной продоволь-ственной безопасности РФ от Запада мешает неопределенность в сро-ках действия российского эмбарго.

Энтузиазм, с которым по-следние две недели россий-ские чиновники рапортуют о все новых возможностях замещения поставок ры-бы, мяса, молочной продук-ции и овощей из стран, по-павших под эмбарго, объяс-няется не внезапно обнару-жившимся избытком продо-вольствия на мировом рын-ке. О готовности фактически немедленно и в разы увели-чить экспорт продовольст-вия в РФ с 7 августа, даты вве-дения «продуктового эмбар-го» в РФ, уже заявили влас-ти Сербии, Македонии, Чи-ли, Эквадора, Бразилии, Ар-гентины и стран Таможенно-го союза — Белоруссии и Ка-захстана. Но если власти ла-тиноамериканских стран на-ходятся под постоянным дав-лением ЕС и США, пытаю-щихся ограничить поставки в РФ, то страны Таможенного союза и Южной Европы ста-нут хабом для восстановле-ния запрещенных поставок в РФ, убеждены опрошен-ные

”Ъ“ аналитики и участ-

ники рынка: схемы для это-го уже придуманы.

Напомним, вопросы «не-допущения незаконных по-

ставок в Россию через Казах-стан и Белоруссию товаров из ряда стран, запрещенных в соответствии с недавним постановлением правитель-ства», сообщают в Кремле, обсуждаются в телефонных переговорах с главами стран ТС. 13 августа правительство РФ разрешило поставки пи-щевой продукции, попав-шей под запрет, но лишь в случае ее глубокой перера-ботки в Белоруссии и Казах-стане. Тогда же глава Феде-ральной таможенной служ-бы РФ Андрей Бельянинов, ссылаясь на отсутствие ры-чагов контроля при пере-

мещении продукции в зо-не ТС, обратился к вице-пре-мьеру Аркадию Дворковичу с просьбой поручить контр-олировать такие поставки Роспотребнадзору и Россель-хознадзору. 18 августа глава Россельхознадзора Сергей Данкверт сообщил о первых случаях прямого реэкспорта запрещенных товаров из Бе-лоруссии и Казахстана, при-грозив их полным закрыти-ем, а Роспотребнадзор вче-ра сообщил, что усилит про-верки пищевой продукции на границе с Белоруссией и Казахстаном.

Эксперты между тем уже уверены в том, что эмбарго РФ не будет преодолеваться прямым реэкспортом. В пер-вые две недели его дейст-вия стали очевидны почти легальные возможности но-вых партнеров РФ обессмы-слить санкции для самой России, возместив ЕС, США,

Австралии и Норвегии поте-ри на российском рынке за счет своего импорта — при-чем с потерями для потре-бителей и производителей РФ. «Текущая ситуация обна-жила выбор — либо всерьез контролировать

”серый“ ре-

экспорт и отложить идею ев-разийской интеграции и ТС, либо отказаться от ответных санкций»,— убежден завла-бораторией международной торговли Института эконо-мической политики имени Гайдара Александр Кнобель.

Так, уже даже объявлен-ные руководством Белорус-сии планы увеличить постав-ки продовольствия в полто-ра раза, увеличив до конца 2014 года объемы экспорта в РФ до $6,5 млрд, угрожают свести на нет эффект ответ-ных санкций. Фактически в Белоруссии открыт зеле-ный коридор для поставщи-ков продовольственного сы-

рья из стран, попавших под санкции РФ. По словам главы Минсельхозпрода республи-ки Леонида Зайца, только на экспорте мясомолочной про-дукции планируется зарабо-тать дополнительно $2,1 мл-рд. Если учесть, что прямые потери стран ЕС от ограни-чения поставок еды состав-ляют, по разным оценкам, от $7 млрд до $9 млрд, от по-ловины до трети намерены компенсировать только бе-лорусские компании.

«В Белоруссии нет мощно-стей, позволяющих в столь короткий срок наводнить российский рынок собствен-ной продукцией. Никто в ЕС не намерен уступать нам свою долю на рынке РФ, по-этому в Минске фактически занялись государственной контрабандой, создав за не-сколько дней порядка деся-ти госпредприятий — они перехватывают контракты

бывших российских постав-щиков»,— заявил

”Ъ“ замде-

кана факультета мировой экономики и мировой по-литики Высшей школы эко-номики Андрей Суздальцев. Белоруссия уже в ближай-шем будущем «сможет обну-лить эффект от санкций про-тив ЕС», считает он. Сергей Афонцев из ИМЭиМО РАН, придерживается более сдер-жанной позиции: республи-ка сможет заместить не более 5–7% запрещенного из ЕС аг-роэкспорта. Зато дополни-тельным хабом по реэкспор-ту в РФ товаров из Южной Ев-ропы станут Сербия, Македо-ния и Черногория. «Может быть, тактикой правитель-ства РФ будет закрыть на все глаза. Впрочем, с моей точки зрения, обнуления санкций все равно не будет»,— гово-рит господин Афонцев.

новости — с3

Беловежская пищаДрузья России уже придумали, как обессмыслить продуктовое эмбарго

Белоруссии предстоит съесть много подеше-вевшего импортного продовольствия, что-бы поделиться с Рос-сией подорожавшим собственным ФОТО AFP

Рост цен на нефтепродукты на рознич-ном рынке обеспокоил правительст-во. Первой отреагировала Росавиация, заявившая, что цены на авиакеросин выросли на 6–7%, что может привести к росту цен на авиабилеты. Но на рынке говорят, что эти оценки касаются только разовых продаж топлива, где цены рас-тут из-за рыночной конъюнктуры. Са-ми авиа перевозчики обычно покупают топливо по долгосрочным контрактам, а цены по ним в последнее время даже снижались. В других ведомствах также не видят больших проблем.

Росавиация вчера сообщила, что в ию-не—августе в 30 аэропортах Поволжья, Сиби-ри и южных регионов зафиксирован значи-тельный рост стоимости авиакеросина. Его цена за тонну в среднем выросла на 6–7% (от 1 тыс. до 4 тыс. руб.). «Необоснованные дей-ствия предприятий по топливообеспечению ведут к подрыву экономической деятельнос-ти авиаперевозчиков, в первую очередь уже находящихся под введенными санкциями со стороны западных государств (пока под санк-ции попал лишь «Добролет».—

”Ъ“)»,— заяв-

ляют в Росавиации. В ведомстве полагают, что ситуация может отразиться на стоимости билетов, а также снизит темпы роста перево-зок на региональных маршрутах.

Как говорят в Росавиации, ведущие авиа-компании уже обратились с просьбой при-

нять экстренные меры господдержки отра-сли. Официально эту позицию из крупных компаний пока поддержала «Трансаэро», за-явившая, что «необоснованный рост цен на авиакеросин может оказать самое негатив-ное влияние на деятельность перевозчи-ков». В среднем долю топлива в затратах ави-акомпаний можно оценить в 35–40%, гово-рят собеседники

”Ъ“ на рынке. В «Аэрофло-

те» и «Сибири» (работает под брендом S7) ”Ъ“

заявили, что господдержки не просили. Но в «Сибири» отмечают рост цен на авиакеро-син на 3% «в нетипичный период».

Источник ”Ъ“ в «Аэрофлоте» говорит, что

у компании есть две системы закупок керо-сина. В 33 из 53 аэропортов компания полу-чает топливо по годовым контрактам, при-вязанным к мировым рынкам нефтепродук-тов и курсу доллара, и здесь в апреле—августе прошло снижение цен на 3–4%. В аэропортах с ценообразованием по тарифам центра реги-страции тарифов при Торгово-клиринговой палате (20 пунктов, доля в закупках компа-нии — около 25%) за последние пять месяцев «фиксируются колебания в пределах 10%»: снижение цен в мае—июне с последующим ростом в июле. Больше всего проблем в аэро-портах с одним ТЗК, особенно в принадлежа-щих ЛУКОЙЛу (в Самаре, Сургуте, Сыктывка-ре и Тюмени), отмечает собеседник

”Ъ“.

деловые новости — с9

Авиабилеты берегут от керосина Росавиация недовольна подорожанием авиатоплива

Вчера на КПП «Донецк» на российско-украинской границе проходил таможен-ный и пограничный контроль грузовиков с гуманитарной помощью для жителей Донбасса. Ожидается, что сегодня кон-вой въедет на территорию Украины — чтобы проследовать в Луганск в сопро-вождении представителей Красного Креста. Произойдет это ровно через 10 дней после того, как конвой отпра-вился в путь. Вместе с российскими «КамАЗами» досмотр проходил коррес-пондент ”Ъ“.

Первые четыре «КамАЗа» с российской гуманитарной помощью смогли въехать в пункт таможенного досмотра только вчера днем. «Процедура проверки первой партии груза началась»,— подтверждает представи-тель МККК Галина Бальзамова.

После стольких дней ожидания кажет-ся, что процедура проходит слишком разме-ренно. Белые грузовики по очереди подъез-жают на два специально выделенных места контроля. Проехав шлагбаум на въезде на КПП, где журналистам задерживаться боль-ше не разрешают, водители, одетые в песоч-ного цвета футболки, шорты и кепки, выхо-дят из машин и садятся курить в тени грузо-виков с распахнутыми на жаре дверцами ка-бин и заранее расшнурованными тентами. На скамейке у административного здания

скучает и батюшка, накануне благословив-ший груз в трудную дорогу и теперь сопро-вождаюший конвой на КПП.

Въехав под навес на пункте досмотра, во-дители откидывают брезентовый тент зад-ника грузовика. За оформлением груза сле-дят представители МККК в накидках с крас-ными крестами.

— Таможенный контроль проводят в за-висимости от загруженности машины от од-ного до пяти человек: украинская сторона, наши таможенники и «Красный Крест»,— поясняет

”Ъ“ один из таможенников.

Гуманитарную помощь из машин не выг-ружают, но в некоторые автомобили забира-ются по несколько человек, осматривая со-держимое с помощью фонарика. Затем маши-ну вновь закрывают и пломбируют. Несколь-ко автомобилей решили проверить с помо-щью мобильного инспекционно-досмотро-вого комплекса — арки, вроде тех, что стоят в аэропортах, но способной просканировать грузовой автомобиль целиком. На проверку одной машины уходит около получаса.

Корреспондент ”Ъ“, побывавший на укра-

инской стороне границы, на КПП «Извари-но», убедился: контролирующие его опол-ченцы самопровозглашенной «Луганской народной республики» приезда конвоя ждут.

мировая политика — с5

Конвой добрался до пломбыРоссийская гуманитарная помощь прошла досмотр на границе

мировая политика | Украина сделала еще один шаг к прекращению конвертации гривны —5

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