OCTOBER 31ST – NOVEMBER 1ST, 2014 University California, Berkeley

Berkeley, CA, United States

www.cal3.org

ACADEMICS, STUDENTS,

ENTREPRENEURS AND PROFESSIONALS COME TOGETHER TO THINK AND

CREATE NEW AND INNOVATIVE WAYS

OF COOPERATION BETWEEN THE ACADEMIC, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SPHERES

Chile-California Conference (C3) is an annual conference with the objective to promote the

exchange of ideas and create an international collaboration between academics, students,

entrepreneurs, and professionals from Chile and California. This initiative started in 2012 as a collaborative work between Chilean students in UC Davis, Stanford, and UC Berkeley supported by

the Chilean General Consulate in San Francisco, Chile Global, and the Chile-California Council.

After two successful events, this year’s conference will take place on October 31st and November 1st at UC Berkeley and will be focused on the social and economic challenges that Chile and

California share. We will ask: How to innovate and grow while striving for an inclusive and sustainable

development that reduces existing levels of inequality?

We firmly believe in the importance of making Chile and California economically efficient societies

that promote sustainable development in both the medium and long term while striving for equality

and social inclusion.

Organizing Committee

The Challenge of

Inclusive Development

University California Berkeley

Berkeley, CA

C3 is a young and growing initiative that we want to transform in a long-term tradition

aimed at contributing to the mutual development of Chile and California. We already have organized two very successful versions gathering more than 200 people. The current year we will all meet at UC Berkeley campus.

The Challenge of

Inclusive Development

C3 2013 STANFORD, CA 203 Participants

C3 2012 UC DAVIS, CA 137 Participants

University California Berkeley

Berkeley, CA

SELECTION OF KEY SPONSORS OF PREVIOUS CONFERENCES

2014 CONFERENCE SPONSORS

2014 CONFERENCE FRIENDS

•5 - 5:30PM

•Doors open Welcome

• 5:30 – 7 PM

•UC Berkeley Professor Robert Reich and Chilean Professor Carlos Peña will diagnose inequality and segregation in the US and Chilean economies, their origins and their consequences. The conversation will be moderated by CLAS Director Harley Shaiken.

The Challenge of inclusive Development

•7 – 8 PM

•Invitation required Cocktail

Friday Schedule

C3 2014 is designed to be stage to inspire thoughtful discussions about the pressing topics in Chile and California. We will start with a high level discussion on Friday and continuously move to a more action driven

discussion, ending with several sessions addressing specific problems and solutions in the areas of education, society and democracy, and sustainable development.

The Program University California Berkeley

Berkeley, CA

Robert Reich Carlos Pena Harley Shaiken

• 8:15 – 8:50 AM

• Registration and welcome coffee Registration

• 9 – 9:15 AM

• It may include a short recap from prev ious night’s conversation between R. Reich and C. Peña Conference Opening

• 9:15 – 10:15 AM

• Why should we care about inequality when thinking development? Main Theme

• 10:15 – 11 AM

• How relev ant are quality and equity in education and how do we look for them? First Axis: Education

• 11:20 AM– 12:05 PM

• Why should we striv e to include people in the political process and how should we do it?

Second Axis: Democracy and Society

• 12:05 -12:50 PM

• What role should water and distributed resources play in inclusive development?

Third Axis: Energy and Resources

• 2:30 – 3:30 PM and 3:40 – 4:40 PM

• Education – Democracy and Society – Energy and Resources

Getting Things Clear: Roundtables

• 4:45 – 5 PM Closing remarks

• 5:00 – 6:30 PM Farewell Cocktail

Saturday Schedule

The Program University California Berkeley

Berkeley, CA

The Event University California Berkeley

Berkeley, CA

Chile California Conference 2014 is a two-day conference that is designed to promote collaboration among Chilean and Californian researchers, students and entrepreneurs as well as indiv iduals from the community who

are interested in collaboration and exchange

The event will include

8 presentations on research and innovation in the areas of:

Education

Democracy & society

Sustainable development.

Sessions oriented to promote understanding and collaboration in topics related with cohesive development.

Gala session of opening the night before of the conference open to all people interested.

A summary of the conference with the main insights and ideas generated during the presentations of key

speakers and the work from specific topics sessions.

The publication of 250 copies of a conference program which will provide information on all presenters,

sponsors, and their contact information.

An especial number in The Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies (http://clas.berkeley.edu/review/).

Ongoing publicity for sponsors on the Chile California Conference Berkeley 2014 website and during the conference.

OCTOBER 31ST – NOVEMBER 1ST, 2014

University California Berkeley Berkeley, CA, United States

WE INVITE YOU TO BE PART OF THIS EVENT AND DISCOVER SOLUTIONS

FOR INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT!

The Team University California Berkeley

Berkeley, CA

ORGANIZING COMMITTE

Miguel Ordenes Conference Coordinator

Patricio Dominguez Conference Coordinator

J. Pablo Carvallo Program Director

Tamara Margas Communications Director

Felipe Castro Finance Director

J. Tomas Sotta Logistic Director

Barbara Eguiguren Logistic Director

Felipe Etchegaray Sponsors

Rodrigo Araya Logistics

Soraya Manzor Program

Gabriel Elizondo Program

Daniel Vergara Communications

Natalia Palau Communications

Carlos Sing-Long Finance

Francisca Quense Logistics

The Team University California Berkeley

Berkeley, CA

SENIOR ADVISORS

COLLABORATORS

Corinne Allen

Alicia Fettig

Juan Ibanez Executive Director Chile-

California Council

Rolando Ortega Consul General San

Francisco

Cristian Cruz Valerie Weinborn Mayra Feddersen

Contact us!

CONFERENCE COORDINATOR

MIGUEL ORDENES

Email: miguel.ordenes@berkeley. edu Tel. (510)-520-8013 Address: 740 Arch st, Berkeley

SPONSORS

FELIPE ETCHEGARAY

Email: fetchegaray@mba.berkeley.edu Tel. (510)-612-4463

Address: 525 Red Oak Ave #300, Albany