Ygl Book Viii 23 (3)

MONGOLIA YGL

LEARNING JOURNEY

9-10TH SEPTEMBER, 2011

Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Mongolia YGL Learning Journey

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CO T T

Introduc on 5

Tenta ve Program 7

List of A ending YGLs 10

Bios of YGLs 13

Useful Informa on 56

In Associa on with 58


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INT O T ON

What is the Forum of Young Global Leaders?

The Forum of Young Global Leaders is a unique, mul -stakeholder community of more than 700 excep onal young leaders who share a commitment to shaping the global future.

Young Global Leaders represent the future of leadership, coming from all regions of the world and represen ng business, government, civil society, arts & culture, academia and media, as well as social entrepreneurs. The Young Global Leader pla orm helps ensure the voices of individual members carry more weight during debates on the future of humankind. The World Economic Forum YGL has become a global brand represen ng exper se and responsibility that opens doors and minds. However, the fact that the forum is a network for communal ac on is even more important.

In a nutshell: They are the leaders of the next genera on. Their “term of offi ce” lasts fi ve years, and last year saw the fi rst intake graduate in Geneva.

Who can be a Young Global Leader?

Nominated under the age of 40, these young leaders are proposed through a qualifi ed nomina on process and assessed according to rigorous selec on criteria that create a diverse and truly representa ve body, while accep ng only the very best leaders who have already demonstrated their commitment to serving society at large.

Out of the thousands of candidates nominated each year, between 100 and 200 extraordinary individuals are honoured each year with the tle “Young Global Leader” at which me they are invited to become Ac ve Members and sign the YGL Charter of rights and responsibili es.

The role and concept of YGLs

The Young Global Leaders see their organiza on as a pla orm for personal learning experiences and greater public visibility (leading to a socially produc ve impact), and as a network for joint ac on. Everything serves a collec ve goal, which Klaus Schwab summarized at the


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organiza on’s inaugural mee ng in 2005 by asking: What can we do to make the world a be er place? Within the context of the YGLs, personal learning experiences ini ally involve learning from each other. The network is so diverse and rich in individual knowledge that, for prac cally every problem, there is an expert who has already produc vely tackled the issue. Inspira on for YGLs comes in the form of sharing ideas with other members. This includes when the network meets at regular workshops, organized as part of the mee ngs of the World Economic Forum in Davos, and the WEF regional forums. In a par cularly compact form, YGLs also share learning experiences at the start of their fi ve-year term, as part of an intense course in responsible leadership run by Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government.

Why Mongolia?

A group of 30 YGLs started an ini a ve at the 2011 World Economic Forum in Davos with an objec ve to contribute to the development-related policy discussions in small developing countries. At Ganhuyag Ch. Hutagt’s invita on, YGLs formed an “YGL Panel to Advance Development” (YPAD) under the auspices of the Mongolian Prime Minister Batbold Sukhbaatar. YPAD conducted a fact-fi nding trip to Mongolia in March and par cipated in a discussion with the Mongolian Prime Minister in Jakarta in June. The mission of the Mongolia YPAD is to serve as a sounding board to Mongolian policy-makers and to organize events that contribute to the development of the country. YPAD has iden fi ed several key areas of focus for Mongolia, including natural resources, sustainability, risk management and repor ng, wealth and revenue management and fi nancial markets.

The up-coming YGL event will include unique mee ngs with senior government and business leaders to learn about Mongolia’s economic development prospects and social issues facing this Central Asian democracy, which was recently named as a top Global Growth Generator country. We envisage discussion sessions along YGL ini a ves. At the same me we hope to engage the YGLs in discussions on general topics including

public leadership, geo-poli cs, business and environment, social and economic development.


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TENTATIVE PROGRAM

Welcome dinner for the guests who arrive on 8th September, with a briefi ng for the next two days

Friday 9th September , 2011

Breakfast at hotels

09:10 – 10:00 am Trip to Gandan Monastery

10:30 – 11:30 am Opening of Dignity Walls at secondary school #33: - Se ng up of the dignity wall at the school; - A YGL talk on dignity;- Q&A session.

12:00 – 13:00 pm An open-mee ng by the YGLs to give mo va on and inspira on to Mongolian students through their own stories to success with a Q & A session. Venue: MoFA Round-table conference room.

13:00 – 14:00 pm Lunch

14:30 – 15:00 pm Mee ng with Batbold Sukhbaatar, Prime Minister of Mongolia.

15:00 - 15:30 pm Introduc on to Mongolia’s current social, economic and poli cal state. Presenta on by Ch. Hashchuluun, Chairman of the Na onal Development and Innova on Commi ee.

15:30 – 17:30 pm Mee ng with Mongolian YGLs Oyun, Zorigt, Ganhuyag and Asashoryu Dagvadorj. A brief introduc on of a YGL ini a ve – Mongolia YPAD by Ganhuyag, Kevin Lu, Jaime de Bourbon Pharme, Ellana Lee. 8:00 pm Recep on dinner at iLo .

10:30 pm Welcome party at iLo .


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Saturday 10th September, 2011,

Breakfast at hotels

09:00 – 10:40 am Bus trip to Terelj Na onal Park - Stops on the way to see tourist a rac ons

10:40 – 11:00 am Check-in at Terelj Hotel

11:00 – 13:00 pm Horseback trekking in Terelj Na onal Park;

Learning about nomadic lifestyle and ge ng acquainted with Mongolian culture and customs;

Visi ng a herder family.

13:00 – 14:00 pm Open-air Mongolian style barbeque at Terelj Hotel

14:00 – 18:00 pm Discussions on YPAD and Mongolia: • YPAD co-chairs to present YPAD mission

statement and envisioned roles and objec ves.• YPAD themes: risk monitoring and report;

revenue and wealth management; mining, mining-related and agriculture sectors; fi nancial markets; geopoli cs, etc

• Presenta on on original research on the topic of US percep on of Mongolia from both a general popula on and opinion leaders perspec ve (by YPAD special guest Jonathan Gardner)

• Presenta on on developing tourism by a special guest (TBD)

Open discussion on selected topics on poli cal, social and economic development of Mongolia, leveraging on the interna onal experience of YGLs:

- Managing hyper growth- Urbaniza on- Use of technology- Balance between progress and tradi on. - The role for small countries in the new global

reality. - Mongolia’s poten al as a showcase for

sustainable model.


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7:00 pm Cocktail party/ Dinner on the Terelj River bank Stay overnight at Terelj Hotel

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7:00 – 8:30 pm Transfer to UlaanbaatarAccording to Departure for Dalian,individual fl ight The People’s Republic of China schedules


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LIST OF ATTENDING YGLS

№Name of Young Global

LeaderTitle/posi on

1 Ashenafi Tewodros Chairman and Chief Execu ve Offi cerSouthWest Energy (HK) Ltd

2 H.R.H Prince Jaime de Bourbon Parme

Special Envoy, Natural Resources Ministry of Foreign Aff airs of the Netherlands

3 Cheok Adrian David ProfessorGraduate School of Media Design, Keio University

4 Canner Niko Senior Partner Booz & Company

5 Charas Erik Founder and Managing Director Charas

6 Cheng Calvin DirectorLumina Looque Interna onal

7 Cohen Andrew Chief Execu ve Offi cer JPMorgan Private Bank

8 Colondam Veronica Chief Execu ve Offi cer and Founder YCAB (Yayasan Cinta Anak Bangsa) Founda on

9 Dashdorj Zorigt MinisterMinistry of Mineral Resources and Energy of Mongolia

10 Deri Christopher CEO & Market LeaderBurson-Marsteller China

11 Asashoryu Dolgorsuren Dagvadorj

Founder and PresidentAsashoryu Founda on

12 Drakos Margo Partner The SwitchCase Group

13 Fiorese Marco Co-Founder Monaco-Asia Society

14 Gardner Jonathan COO and Sr. Managing Director Penn Schoen Berland

15 Gonda Ellen Senior Vice President, Global Corporate Communica ons, Hilton Interna onal


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LeaderTitle/posi on

16 Guli Mina Execu ve Director, Chief Investment Offi cer and Co-founderPeony Capital

17 Hutagt Ganhuyag Chuluun

Vice MinisterMinistry of Finance of Mongolia

18 Iwase Daisuke Co-Founder and Representa ve DirectorLifenet Insurance Company

19 Kannan Madhu Managing Director and Chief Execu ve Offi cer Bombay Stock Exchange Limited

20 Khera Manish Chief Exec ve Offi cerFINO (Financial Informa on Network &Opera ons Ltd)

21 Kim Don Kwan Managing DirectorHanwha Group

22 Kumalo Basetsana Execu ve Chairman and Chief Execu ve Offi cerBasetsana Women Associa on of South Africa

23 Law James Chairman and Chief Cybertect James Law Cybertecture Interna onal Ltd

24 Lee Ellana Managing EditorCNN Interna onal Asia Pacifi c

25 Ley Katrin Senior Vice-President and Managing DirectorAdidas Interna onal / Reebok

26 Loesekrug-Pietri André Chairman and Managing Partner A Capital Group

27 Logan Christopher Chief Strategy and Marke ng Offi cer Agility

28 Lu Kevin Regional Director, Asia-Pacifi c MIGA - World Bank Group

29 Magnani Marco Managing Director in Investment Banking Mediobanca

30 Mar nez Javier Garcia Director-General, Editorial Editorial Televisa

31 Matsuko Nami Head, Corporate Ci zenship Department Nomura Holdings


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LeaderTitle/posi on

32 Morais Stephan Board Member and Execu ve Vice PresidentBanco Nacional de Inves mento

33 Parrado Eric ProfessorUniversity Adolfo Ibanez

34 Peel Yana FounderIntelligence Squared Asia

35 Roberts Kate Vice President, Corporate Marke ng & Communica ons YouthAIDS and Five & Alive

36 Rodin David Co-Director and Senior Research Fellow Oxford Ins tute for Ethics, Law and Armed Confl ict, Oxford University

37 Sanjaasuren Oyun Member of ParliamentGreat State Khural of Mongolia

38 Schoentgen Raphael Chief Representa ve Offi cerGDF SUEZ, China

39 Tsunoda Kumi Fujisawa Co-Founder Think Tank SophiaBank

40 Turrell Mark Founder and CEOOrcasci

41 Wi er Lisa Chief Strategy Offi cerFenton

THYO N G O

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BIO


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ASHENAFI Tewodros

Chairman and Chief Execu ve Offi cerSouthWest Energy (HK) Ltd

Mr. Ashenafi is the Founder, Chairman & CEO of SouthWest Energy (HK) Ltd; the fi rst Ethiopian oil and gas explora on company. He is also the Chairman of SouthWest Development, PLC; a leading Ethiopian oil and gas services company. Mr. Ashenafi is Chairman of Ambo Mineral Water S.C, one of the leading beverage brands in Ethiopia. He started his career at Merrill Lynch & Co. Prior to founding SouthWest Energy, Mr. Ashenafi undertook interna onal, poli cal and economic advisory work. Mr. Ashenafi is on the board of EastWest Ins tute; a leading security think and do tank. He is on the interna onal board of Right to Play; an interna onal humanitarian and development organiza on. Mr. Ashenafi is also on the Advisory Board of Development Partners Interna onal (DPI); a leading Africa focused private equity fi rm. Mr Ashenafi holds a degree in Economics from Columbia University. He is an alumnus of the Harvard Business School.


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H.R.H Prince Jaime de BOURBON PARME

Special Envoy, Natural Resources Ministry of Foreign Aff airs of the Netherlands

BA, Brown University; MA, Johns Hopkins University. Formerly: Member of the Cabinet and Poli cal Advisor to Commissioner Kroes, European Commission; Poli cal Advisor to Dutch Commander, NATO Peacekeeping Mission, Northern Afghanistan; Diplomat, set up Netherlands Embassy in Baghdad; interviewer for documentary series on war economies in Sierra Leone, Liberia and Congo; Analyst, ABN AMRO Bank, La n America. Currently, responsible for peacekeeping opera ons in Africa. Concurrently, Senior Advisor, Harvard Interna onal Nego a on Ini a ve. Member: Advisory Board, Triodos Private Banking; Honorary Commi ee, Helene De Beir Founda on.


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CHEOK Adrian David

ProfessorGraduate School of Media Design, Keio University

Adrian David Cheok is Director of the Mixed Reality Lab, Na onal University of Singapore. He is Associate Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. He became Full Professor in Keio University, Graduate School of Media Design from April 2008. He has previously worked in real- me systems, so compu ng, and embedded compu ng in Mitsubishi Electric Research Labs (Osaka, Japan). He has been working on research covering mixed reality, human-computer interfaces, wearable computers and ubiquitous compu ng, fuzzy systems, embedded systems, power electronics. He has successfully obtained funding for externally funded projects in the area of wearable computers and mixed reality from Nike, Na onal Oilwell Varco, Defense Science Technology Agency, Ministry of Communica ons and Arts, Na onal Arts Council, Singapore Science Center, Hougang Primary School. In the Mixed Reality Lab, he leads a team of over 20 researchers and students. He has been a keynote and invited speaker at numerous interna onal conferences and events. Adrian David Cheok, who was born and raised in Adelaide Australia, graduated from the University of Adelaide with a Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Electronic) with First Class Honors in 1992 and an Engineering PhD in 1998.


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CANNER Niko

Senior PartnerBooz & Company’s

Niko Canner is a Senior Partner in Booz & Company’s Organiza on and Change Leadership Prac ce. He is based in the New York offi ce, and works with a range of global clients. Niko has advised leading companies in many industries, with a par cular focus on the strategic and organiza onal ques ons that defi ne the long-term evolu on of large enterprises. He was named one of ten “new gurus” by Fortune magazine in November 2008, featured as a “rising star” in Fortune’s 2009 “40 Under 40” issue, and named as one of the top twenty fi ve in the consul ng profession by Consul ng Magazine in 2010. Niko Canner was co-founder and Managing Partner of Katzenbach Partners LLC, prior to the fi rm’s combina on with Booz & Company. He led Katzenbach Partners as the fi rm grew organically over ten years to one hundred consultants across four offi ces. Niko began his consul ng career at McKinsey & Company, where he was a founding member of the McKinsey Change Center. He subsequently co-founded Mitchell Madison Group’s Organiza on Prac ce. Niko earned an A.B. in economics, summa cum laude, from Harvard College and completed graduate work at Oxford University on a Marshall Scholarship. He serves on the boards of Sermo and Journelle, and on the Advisory Council of the Acumen Fund. He ini ated and co-leads China 2024, a twenty-year longitudinal study of the development of business leaders in China and a member of the US-Japan Leadership Program.


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CHARAS Erik

Founder and Managing Director Charas

Erik Charas is the Founder and Managing Director of Charas, LDA, a private sector company inves ng in and driving the growth of entrepreneurship in Mozambique. He is Vice-President of the Public Services Policy for Private Sector Commi ee at the Confedera on of Mozambican Business Associa ons and one of three members of the Steering Commi ee of the Bri sh Council Management Express (MEX) programme in Mozambique. Charas was named MSN Hero of Africa 2005 and Archbishop Tutu African Leadership Ini a ve Fellow 2007. Charas chairs several boards of companies and non-profi ts based in Mozambique. He is also an invited lecturer at the Universidade Eduardo Mondlane, Mozambique’s only public university. Charas has a degree in Engineering from the University of Cape Town and over 10 years experience in the private and public sectors in Southern Africa.


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CHENG Calvin

DirectorLumina-Looque Interna onal

Calvin Cheng is the Execu ve Director of Lumina-Looque Interna onal, an integrated media group consis ng of event of companies, model and celebrity management agencies, grooming schools and media companies. Lumina –Looque has offi ces in Singapore, Malaysia, Dubai, Thailand and the People’s Republic of China. Formerly, Head of Elite Model Management for Asia, Cheng is also the President of the Modeling Associa on of Singapore. Cheng ac vely par cipates in Singapore civil society, especially with youths. He is the member of steering commi ee of the Red Cross Humanitarian Network of Singapore, which draws its member from students; Cheng also sits on the School Advisory Council of a Singapore neighborhood school, as well as on the Board of Governors of the Spirit of Enterprise organiza on, an Ins tute of Public Charter dedicated to cul va ng entrepreneurship among students. Cheng graduated from the University of Oxford with the Master of Arts in Philosophy, Poli cs and Economics, and a Master of Science in Management.


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COHEN Andrew L.

Chief Execu ve Offi cer JPMorgan Private Bank

Bachelor’s in Economics, Monash University, Australia. Formerly, with Merrill Lynch, Australia, Germany, Switzerland; since 1999, with JP Morgan Private Bank, including: led Turkish-Israeli prac ce, Geneva; worked with Northern European families; Head, Southern California region; currently responsible for overseeing ultra-high-net-worth pla orm. Member: Execu ve Commi ee, JP Morgan Private Bank; Young Global Leaders Forum, World Economic Forum; Clinton Global Ini a ve. Interests: skiing, sailing, philanthropy and travelling.


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COLONDAM Veronica Chief Execu ve Offi cer and Founder YCAB (Yayasan Cinta Anak Bangsa) Founda on

In 1999, she founded YCAB- the loving the na on’s Children Founda on an independent non-profi t, social founda on established out of deep concern for increasing drug abuse among youth in Indonesia. Colondam received the Na onal Gold Award from the President of Indonesia in 2003 as the region’s leading coordinator for the Global Youth Network (by UNODC) and for Vienna Commission on NGOs for the South East Asia and the Pacifi c. She published Raising Drug Free Children (2007) a er co-authoring several other books and writes periodically in the Media Indonesia Daily. She earned a degree in Mass Communica ons and Public Rela ons and was awarded an MSc in Drug Policy and Interven on, Imperial College, London and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Diseases; execu ve educa on in Global Leadership, Harvard’s Kennedy School; execu ve educa on in Social Entrepreneurship, INSEAD. She served as a Fellow of the Asia Society 21 Young Leaders. At 29, she was the youngest recipient of the United Na ons’ Vienna Civil Society Award.


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DASHDORJ Zorigt

Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy of Mongolia

Zorigt, Dashdorj is the Minister for the newly established Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy of Mongolia. He was the former CEO of Erdenes-MGL, LLC, and the former Director General of the Strategic Planning and Policy Coordina on of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Government of Mongolia. He obtained his LL.M. from Kyushu University. He completed his M.A. in Interna onal Rela ons at the Australian Na onal University, and his M.A. in Poli cs from the Moscow State Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons. He has been an ac ve public servant in the government of Mongolia, par cularly in the fi eld of interna onal rela ons. His various offi cial posts included: Director General of the Strategic Planning and Policy Coordina on of the Ministry of Industry and Trade from (2005-2007); Director-General of the Department of Economic Coopera on Policy Coordina on of the Ministry of Finance and Economy (2004); First Secretary of the Department of Mul lateral Coopera on of the Ministry of Foreign Aff airs (2003), the First Secretary of Mongolia’s Mission to the United Na ons from (2000-2002); and the Deputy Director of the Department of Policy Coordina on of the Ministry of Foreign Aff airs (1998-2000). He was likewise an Offi cer of the Department of Policy Coordina on of the Ministry of Foreign Aff airs (1998), and the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Aff airs (1994-1996).


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DERI Christopher

Execu ve Vice-PresidentCSR and Sustainability, Edelman

Formerly: taught English at Shandong University, China; Director, Ins tu onal Aff airs for the Na onal Minority AIDS Council, a na onal training and lobbying organiza on represen ng over 3,000 community-based organiza ons; Vice-President, Al Gore’s Regional Business Outreach and Finance Director, Northeast, for three years, responsible for fi nance and liaison with elected offi cials and business leaders in region. With Edelman: advises decision makers and senior leaders of global companies, NGOs and governments. Member of the Board, Global Kids.


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Asashoryu Akinori DOLGORSUREN Dagvadorj

Founder and PresidentAsashoryu Founda on

Asashoryu Dagvadorj was the 68th yokozuna in the history of Japanese sumo wrestling and became the fi rst Mongolian to reach sumo’s highest rank in January 2003. He was one of the most successful yokozuna ever. In 2005 he became the fi rst man to win all six offi cial tournaments in a single year. Over his en re career, he won 25 top division tournament championships, placing him third on the all- me list.He re red from sumo in February 2010. Besides his athle c career, Asashoryu Dagvadorj founded the Asashoryu Founda on, which is devoted to expanding bilateral rela ons between Mongolia and Japan, developing and educa ng Mongolian youth and suppor ng development of Mongolia by direc ng intellectual and fi nancial contribu on and input of Japanese donors and supporters. He currently works as President of Asashoryu Founda on.


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DRAKOS Margo

Partner The SwitchCase Group

Graduate, Cur s Ins tute of Music; Master’s in Interna onal Aff airs, Columbia University. Formerly: Solo Cellist and Chamber Musician throughout Asia, Europe, North and South America; cellist, American String Quartet; Associate Principal Cellist, Pi sburgh Symphony, Ar st-in-Residence and faculty member, Manha an School of Music and Aspen Music Fes val. Author of ar cles on petroleum and human rights in Cornell Interna onal Law Journal, Stanford Social Innova on Review and Interna onal Aff airs Review. Exper se: innova on, technology, media, extrac ve industry, human rights.


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FIORESE Marco

Co-Founder Monaco-Asia Society

Marco Fiorese is Co-Founder of The Monaco-Asia Society, a non-profi t organiza on based in Monaco that is dedicated to humanitarian and environmental projects in several countries in Asia, and chaired by H.S.H. Prince Albert II. The organiza on has been recognized for its mul -million dollar programme of reconstruc ng villages in Indonesia destroyed by the tsunami; building orphanages and youth training schools in Indonesia, and sustaining a protec on programme of new marine life discovered in South-East Asia. Fiorese is also Co-Founder of CODIMA Group, an independent investment company dedicated to direct investment ac vi es in Europe and Asia, as well as the ZENZEN Co., the fi rst Pan-Asian fast-food chain, which was nominated as best concept in the restaurant industry in Europe in 2007. Fiorese graduated in Business Economics at Bocconi University, Italy, and completed his studies at Harvard Business School (PGL).


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GARDNER Jonathan

COO and Senior Managing DirectorPenn Schoen Berland

Since joining PSB in 1996, Jonathan has been a key part of the company’s growth from a 30+ employee opera on with one offi ce to the mul na onal corpora on that it is today. In his capacity as COO, he also created two complementary, proprietary, labor-saving so ware programs to automate data presenta on and scrip ng, and inspired a proprietary data entry point system that integrates accoun ng, marke ng and client management pla orms. He is also the President and Chief Execu ve Offi cer of PSB’s wholly owned subsidiary, PSA Interviewing, which employs more than 2,000 people annually. Jonathan sought out and integrated PSB core competencies in collec ng and processing fi eld data to support the Non-Profi t Ins tute for Jus ce and Reconcilia on in South Africa. Here PSB plays a key role in suppor ng the organiza ons work of measuring percep ons of social and poli cal jus ce in post-apartheid South Africa and other post confl ict African na ons. Prior to becoming COO, Jonathan was PSB’s Director of Interna onal Market Research. Domes cally, he worked on the Clinton-Gore reelec on campaign in 1996, the Hillary Clinton Senatorial campaign in 2000 and Hilary Clinton’s 2008 Presiden al campaign, as well as for many corporate clients, such as Nike, Nissan, Microso , BP, Ford Motors, Dell and Intel. Before joining PSB, Jonathan was a member of the Clinton White House, working as Assistant to the Director of Presiden al Speeches. During his me at the White House, he also served as a liaison to the Offi ce of Communica ons and Strategic Planning. Jonathan holds a Master’s degree from Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business in addi on to a B.A. in Poli cal Science and Interna onal Rela ons from Boston University. He and his wife Kelly live in Washington, DC. with their two children.


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GONDA Ellen

Senior Vice PresidentGlobal Corporate Communica onsHilton Worldwide

Ellen Gonda joined Hilton Worldwide as Senior Vice President, Global Corporate Communica ons in October 2008. Previously she was Director of Communica ons for the Americas for the global private equity fi rm The Carlyle Group. At Carlyle, she was responsible for fi rm-wide communica ons ini a ves in North and South America. Prior to joining Carlyle, Ms. Gonda was a Director at Brunswick Group, the interna onal communica ons consultancy, where she provided counsel to interna onal companies experiencing crisis situa ons, par cularly transac ons and restructurings across a variety of sectors. Prior to joining Brunswick in 2000, Ms. Gonda held posi ons at Gavin Anderson & Company and Abernathy MacGregor Frank. Ms. Gonda graduated with high honors from the University of California, Berkeley.


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GULI Mina

Execu ve Director, Chief Investment Offi cerPeony Capital

An expert on carbon markets and China, Mina Guli is Execu ve Director, Chief Investment Offi cer and co-founder of Peony Capital – a Beijing-based company dedicated to reducing greenhouse gas emissions in China. With her business partner, Tim Clissold (author of ‘Mr China’), Mina has developed some of the largest carbon projects in the world, and strategic co-opera ons with China’s largest power companies. Mina was an early pioneer of the carbon markets. While working for the World Bank’s Carbon Finance Business, Mina structured seven of their carbon funds. She subsequently moved to a bou que climate change investment fund in London, where she developed carbon projects in China, Indonesia, India and Nepal together represen ng more than USD$2 billion. Mina has degrees in law and in science from Monash University, a Masters of Law from the University of Melbourne, and graduated in Global Leadership in the 21st Century at Harvard. She is the Deputy Chairman of the Australian Chamber of Commerce in Beijing, an advisor to the Joint US China Coopera on on Clean Energy, a panelist on the Australian Government’s Wanwu Ini a ve, and a member of the Young Presidents Organiza on. She was selected by Advance Australia as one of the 50 leading Australians in Asia and is the recipient of a Future Leadership Award from the Australia Davos Connec on.


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HUTAGT Ganhuyag Chuluun

Vice-Minister of Finance Ministry of Finance of Mongolia

Ganhuyag Ch. Hutagt was appointed Deputy Minister of Finance in December of 2010. He started his career at the Mongolian Stock Exchange as a fl oor supervisor in 1991. He joined the Central Bank’s supervision division a er gradua ng from the Budapest University of Economic Sciences in 1997. He was hired by UNDP’s MicroStart Pilot Project in 1998, and then became the execu ve director of Mongolia’s fi rst non-bank fi nancial company X.A.C. in 1999. He has held the posi on of the CEO of XacBank since its founding un l 2009, when he moved on to lead Tenger Financial Group, a parent company. Ganhuyag Ch. Hutagt has served as the honorary consul of Hungary in Mongolia since 2006 and was appointed as advisor to Prime Minister Batbold Sukhbaatar on development and economic issues in 2009. He served on several working groups of the parliament to dra laws related to fi nancial inclusion. He served on the on the Board of the Microfi nance Center in 2007 and the Global Agenda Council (GAC) on social entrepreneurship of The Schwab Founda on in 2009. In 2010 he was chosen as president of the Mongolian Students Union. Ganhuyag is also a founding member of the Mongolia Economic Forum and his social ac vi es include the CEO Club of Mongolia, Global Dignity Movement and New Young Leaders Club.


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IWASE Daisuke

Co-Founder and Representa ve Director Lifenet Insurance Company

Daisuke Iwase is Co-Founder and Execu ve Vice-President of Lifenet Insurance Company, Japan’s premier online life insurance fi rm. Prior to co-founding Lifenet, he worked as a private equity investor with Ripplewood Holdings, and as a strategy consultant with the Boston Consul ng Group. He was selected as a Delegate of US-Japan Leadership Program by US-Japan Founda on, and Asia 21 Young Leaders Forum by Asia Society. Iwase holds an MBA from Harvard Business School where he was elected Baker Scholar, and a LLB (Bachelor of Laws) from the University of Tokyo.


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KANNAN Madhu

Managing Director and Chief Execu ve Offi cerBombay Stock Exchange Limited

Mr. Madhusudan Kannan, Madhu has been Managing Director and Chief Execu ve Offi cer of Bombay Stock Exchange Limited since May 11, 2009. Mr. Kannan served as Managing Director of Strategy and Business Development at Bank of America - Merrill Lynch. In this role he focused on the development and execu on of key strategic ini a ves for Merrill Lynch in the emerging markets of Asia and Middle-East & North Africa (MENA) and the Global Sovereign Wealth Funds Group. Prior to his employment with Bank of America-Merrill Lynch, Mr. Kannan served as Vice President, Asia-Pacifi c, Global Corporate Client Group of NYSE Euronext, Inc. (alternate name, New York Stock Exchange, Inc.) since January 6, 2006 and served as its Senior Vice President. Mr. Kannan had been managing director, Asia-Pacifi c, suppor ng the Exchange’s ini a ves in emerging markets through the development of rela onships with government offi cials, corpora ons and investors. Mr. Kannan, who joined the Exchange in 1997. He has been a Director of Central Depository Services India Limited since June 12, 2009. Mr. Kannan serves as an Execu ve Director of Bombay Stock Exchange Limited. He also serves as a Director of United Stock Exchange of India Limited. He holds B.E. degree Electrical and Electronics, M.Sc (Hons.), in Economics from BITS, Pilani, India and an MBA in Finance from Vanderbilt University, USA.


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KHERA Manish

Chief Execu ve Offi cerFinancial Informa on Network & Opera ons Ltd

Mr. Manish Khera is the CEO of FINO (Financial Informa on Network & Opera ons Ltd) & is responsible for char ng out the company’s growth path and sound base. Prior to joining FINO, Mr. Khera had spent 13 years of experience with ICICI Bank. Mr. Khera is an engineer with a Master’s degree in Business Administra on (Finance) and M.Phil in Environment and Development from Cambridge University, UK.


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KIM Dong Kwan

Managing DirectorHanwha Group

Dong Kwan Kim has served as Managing Director of Hanwha Group since January 2010. In the role of Managing Director in Corporate Strategy, Mr. Kim takes responsibility for mid-to long-term strategic planning and new business development of Hanwha Group. Founded in 1952, Hanwha Group is a leading Korean business group with 50 domes c affi liates and a global network that spans 56 loca ons. Hanwha is currently engaged in three core business areas: manufacturing & construc on, fi nance and service & leisure. The Group is now accelera ng its entrance into newly emerging businesses with considerable growth poten als such as solar energy, rechargeable ba eries and biosimilars. Mr. Kim is par cularly involved in formula on and execu on of the Hanwha Group’s solar strategy across the en re value chain. Mr. Kim also is a member of the Board of Directors of Hanwha SolarOne, a leading global ver cally-integrated manufacturer of ingots, wafers, solar cells and modules based in China and listed on NASDAQ. Hanwha has been an offi cial strategic partner of the World Economic Forum since 2010, and Mr. Kim has ac vely par cipated in the forum. Mr. Kim earned a B.A. in Government from Harvard University, and is an avid golfer.


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KUMALO Basetsana

Execu ve Chairman and Chief Execu ve Offi ceBasetsana Women Associa on of South Africa

Basetsana Kumalo, Execu ve Chairman and CEO of Basetsana Woman Investment Holdings Pty Ltd. Chairman & Director of Uzalile Investments: a woman owned and listed Coal Mining Company. She holds a Non Exec Director at Tawana Resources, a diamond Mining Company. She is the Execu ve Chairperson of Tswelopele Produc ons & Tswelopele Publishing, a Television Produc on & Magazine Publishing Company. She is the Chairperson of PHAB Property Holdings and a Director of Leungo Investment Holdings. A philanthropist at heart she sits on various Boards: Lovelife, SA’s largest na onal HIV preven on organiza on for youngsters: Director and Vice Chairman, The Nelson Mandela Ins tute for Educa on and Rural Development: Director: Life Champion – Life College. Former Miss SA and fi rst runner up in the Miss World Pageant. Former President of the Business Women’s Associa on of SA. She is Spokesperson for Pampers UNICEF Tetanus campaign and Brand Ambassador for some of SA’s Blue Chip Companies. Basetsana is comple ng a degree in Interna onal Rela ons, Poli cal Science and Diplomacy.


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LAW James

Chairman and Chief Cybertect James Law Cybertecture Interna onal Ltd

James Law is the visionary founder of James Law Cybertecture Interna onal, dedicated to blend cyber technology within modern architecture since 2001. Law coined the term “Cybertecture” as a fusion of network connec vity, so ware applica ons and hardware capacity for a given built environment. The global scope of Cybertecture is paving the way for people to live the future, as it has successfully reached UAE, Hong Kong, China, India and Korea. Graduated with a degree in architecture from University College London in 1992, Law consolidated his knowledge at pres gious Japanese architect fi rm Itsuko Hasegawa in 1994 and became Director at world renowned design fi rm Gensler Interna onal in 1997. In reward for Law’s contribu on, he became a Member of the Royal Ins tute of Bri sh Architects and achieved the Royal Ins tute of Architects Award 2003, Asian Innova on Awards 2004, CNBC Interna onal Property Awards 2007, and CNBC Interna onal Architecture Awards 2009. To enlighten peers of his me, Law is an adjacent professor in KAIST Korea and authored “Cybertecture Now: James Law Cybertecture” published in 2010.


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LEE Ellana

Managing EditorCNN Interna onal Asia Pacifi c

Ellana Lee is Managing Editor for CNN Interna onal Asia Pacifi c, based at the network’s regional headquarters in Hong Kong. One of the most dynamic and successful young execu ves working in interna onal television, she manages the award-winning on air and online news and feature programming produced in Hong Kong, in addi on to CNN’s correspondents and newsgathering teams across ten bureaus in the Asia Pacifi c region that stretch from Islamabad to Tokyo. She is a graduate of Harvard’s ‘Global Leadership and Public Policy for the 21st Century’ Execu ve Program. In 2005, alongside other members of the Asia pacifi c newsgathering team, Lee was the recipient of a DuPont award for CNN’s coverage of the South Asian tsunami. Earlier in her twelve-year career at CNN, Lee worked at CNN in New York as a producer to help launch the program ‘In The Money’, which simulcast on CNN’s domes c networks. She subsequently worked as business producer and a senior planning producer, coordina ng major events out of the Asia Pacifi c for the network. Lee has extensive interna onal creden als, holding a masters degree in Broadcast Journalism from New York University and an undergraduate degree in History and Interna onal Rela ons from Georgetown University.


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LEY Katrin

Head of Brand Strategy, Business Development and Women’s Sport Business UnitAdidas Interna onal

Katrin Ley is Head of Brand Strategy, Business Development and Women’s Sport Business Unit for the Reebok brand.Katrin is responsible for developing the brand strategy and process that delivers against Reebok’s mission and vision. She and her team oversee the areas of Strategic Planning, Consumer Insights and Licensing. Katrin also is in charge of the Business Unit Women’s Sport, driving the brand’s Women’s Sport business across product, brand marke ng and the regions. Katrin reports directly to Reebok’s President and CEO.Katrin joined Reebok from the Boston Consul ng Group (BCG) in 2007, where she led the adidas and Reebok integra on eff ort as Project Manager. Katrin joined BCG in 2000 and prior to BCG she held roles at BMW Group, Daimler Chrysler and L’Oreal. In addi on to working in both Germany and the U.S., Katrin has also worked in interna onal capaci es in France, Sweden and Argen na. A na ve of Germany, she currently resides in Massachuse s


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LOESEKRUG-PIETRI André

Chairman and Managing Partner A Capital Group

Andr Loesekrug-Pietri is the founder of A Capital, the fi rst private equity group focused on Chinese outbound investments, and has fi een years of private equity, automo ve and aerospace industry experience. The most recent transac on conducted by A Capital was China’s largest private conglomerate Fosun strategic investment into Club Mediterrane. Previously, Andre co-founded CEL Partners in 2007 which is an European growth capital fund dedicated to China focused on cleantech and healthcare. Un l 2005, he managed Burelle Par cipa ons (PE fund in France) and developed Jaccar Capital Fund (PE fund for Vietnam and China). Un l 1999, Andre was execu ve assistant to the CEO of Aerospa ale-Airbus. Holding both German and French na onali es, he is a graduate of HEC School of Management, completed the Interna onal MBA Program of the Michigan Business School (Ann Arbor, USA) and a ended Supro aerospace engineering school (Toulouse, France). He is the Chairman of the Private Equity and Strategic M&A Working Group of the European Chamber of Commerce in China, a Na onal Counselor of Trade as well as Colonel with the French Airforce People’s reserve.


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LOGAN Christopher

Chief Strategy and Marke ng Offi cer Agility

Christopher Logan is the Chief Strategy and Marke ng Offi cer at Agility, a US$ 7 billion global Logis cs Company headquartered in the Middle East. In addi on to guiding the strategic development of this emerging market mul na onal company, he was the driving force behind the global re-branding of 20+ legacy brands into the new Agility brand. With Agility, Logan drives development and implementa on of strategy; is responsible for all global marke ng; works across the global organiza on to assess customer needs, iden fy capability gaps and design and execute breakthrough growth ini a ves in emerging and developed markets. He reports to the Chairman and is a Member of the Management Board. Logan also leads Agility’s CSR programmes, including humanitarian and emergency logis cs, local community projects and environmental programmes. He is an ac ve contributor to the World Economic Forum’s Logis cs & Transport industry group as well as several climate change ini a ves. Logan has a degree in Business from the University of Western Ontario.


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LU Kevin

Director, Asia-Pacifi cMIGA - World Bank Group

Kevin Lu is MIGA’s Director for the Asia-Pacifi c Region. In this capacity, Kevin serves as the senior representa ve of MIGA in the region, manages rela onships with key regional clients and partners, oversees regional business development ac vi es, and runs MIGA’s regional presence in Hong Kong, Singapore, Beijing, and Tokyo. Mr. Lu is a member of MIGA’s Senior Management Team. Prior to his appointment in Asia, Kevin was MIGA’s CFO and Director of the Finance and Risk Management Group where he was responsible for MIGA’s fi nancial repor ng, risk analy cs, investments, budget, and reinsurance/syndica on func ons. He has been an advisor to sovereign wealth funds clients of the World Bank. Kevin served on various Bank Group commi ees and working groups, including Emergency Management Team, Business Con nuity Management Commi ee, Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Group, US Minority Working Group, etc. Kevin was previously associated with Credit Suisse First Boston and Global Risk Advisors LLC, both in New York. He was also on the adjunct faculty of American University’s Kogod School of Business. He is a frequent speaker at interna onal conferences on topics such as the role of emerging markets economies in the post-crisis world, sovereign wealth funds, Chinese outbound investments, and interna onal fi nancial architecture. He is a co-editor and an author of Inves ng with Confi dence: Understanding Poli cal Risk Management in the 21st Century (Washington DC, 2009).


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MAGNANI Marco

Managing Director Mediobanca SpA

Marco Magnani is Managing Director in Investment Banking at Mediobanca. He worked for a decade at J.P. Morgan’s global headquarters on Wall Street, a aining the posi on of Vice-President at the age of 29. A former scholar of American Field Service, one of the world’s largest non-profi t volunteer organiza ons that provides intercultural learning opportuni es in more than 50 countries to help people develop the knowledge, skills, understanding needed to create a more just and peaceful world, Magnani is currently Vice-President and serves on the Board of AFS Italy, holding the por olio for Foreign Aff airs. He is currently the President of the Alumni Associa on of the Knights of Labor, and serves on the Execu ve Board and Educa onal Ac vi es Commi ee of the Federa on of the Knights of Labor. He is a Member of the Young Leaders on The Council for the US & Italy, Friends of Aspen Ins tute and IAI (Ins tute for Interna onal Aff airs). Magnani graduated in Economics at the University of Rome and earned an MBA with a double major from Columbia University.


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MARTINEZ Javier Garcia

Professor University of AlicanteCo-FounderRive Technology, Inc.

Javier is faculty member and director of the Nanotechnology Molecular Laboratory at the University of Alicante, Spain. He has published extensively in the areas of nanomaterials, catalysis and energy and is inventor of fi een patents. His latest books are “Nanotechnology for the Energy Challenge” (2010) and “The Chemical Element: Chemistry´s Contribu on to our Global Future” (2011). Javier is also co-founder of Rive Technology Inc (Boston, MA), a clean energy company, commercializing advanced catalyst technology that has raised $47 million in venture capital funding from leading investors. The proprietary technology, invented by Javier during his post-doc MIT, makes tradi onal zeolite catalysts more accessible to large hydrocarbon molecules. Javier is vice-chair of the World Economic Forum General Assembly Council on Emerging Technologies and Titular Member of the Interna onal Union for Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC). He is also advising the European Commission on higher educa on and entrepreneurship and the European Ins tute of Innova on and Technology (EIT). Javier has been recognized as a leader in nanotechnology and materials science. In 2005, Javier was awarded the Europa Medal, awarded annually to the outstanding European chemist under the age of 35, and he received the Silver Medal of the European Young Chemist Award in 2006. In 2007, Javier received the TR 35 Award from MIT’s Technology Review magazine.


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MATSUKO Nami

HeadCorporate Ci zenship Department, Nomura Holdings

Ms. Matsuko is currently in charge of CSR ac vi es of the Nomura group world-wide. Before taking this mission, she has been in investment banking sec on and contributed to policy making for Japanese capital market to be more fair, a rac ve and global. Graduated from Sophia University and obtained a LL.M from Georgetown Law Centre and New York University School of Law, and is a member of the New York Bar Associa on. Enjoys playing the violin in the orchestra on weekends. Currently engaged in “Beyond Tomorrow” project with fellow YGLs to provide leadership and art educa on to young genera ons struck by the East Japan Earthquake.


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MORAIS Stephan

Board Member and Execu ve Vice PresidentBanco Nacional de Inves mento (BNI)

Stephan Morais is a Board Member and Execu ve Vice President of Banco Nacional de Inves mento (BNI), Mozambique´s fi rst investment bank resul ng from a partnership between Caixa Geral de Depósitos, Portugal´s largest bank and the Mozambican Government. BNI is dedicated primarily to advisory and fi nancing of large infrastructure projects. He had previous roles as Chief Execu ve Offi cer of TemaHome, Managing Director of Naturgas Energia Serviços, Chief of Staff at Energias de Portugal, Adviser to the Portuguese Government, Senior Consultant at Arthur Andersen, and Consultant at Halcrow Management Sciences and Board Member of Crimson Investment Management, a real estate joint venture company with Carlyle. He has been Advisory Board Member of Diverge Innova ng Consumerism, Brandia Central, Evolu on Educa on Group and Non-Exec Chairman and Partner of Light Models. Morais holds a Civil Engineering degree from Ins tuto Superior Técnico and an MBA from Harvard Business School. Winner of several awards, he is frequently invited to give presenta ons on innova on, inves ng and management. Morais has lived in eight diff erent countries and worked on four con nents.


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Mortensen GEMMA

Execu ve Director Crisis Ac on

Gemma Mortensen is Execu ve Director of Crisis Ac on, an interna onal non-profi t established to increase the eff ec veness of civil society responses to armed confl ict. Crisis Ac on coordinates a global network of leading human rights, humanitarian and foreign policy organiza ons; harnessing their exper se to mount joint campaigns to ensure world leaders uphold their obliga ons to protect civilians in confl ict situa ons. Previously Crisis Ac on’s UK Director, Gemma played an integral role in developing the organiza on from a two-person offi ce in London into one with offi ces across three con nents with interna onal reach at the forefront of global advocacy. Gemma worked previously in human rights posts for the ICC, for the UK Mission to the United Na ons in New York (UKMIS), for the European Commission in Geneva and Sudan and as a journalist in print, radio and TV. She is on the Board of 38 Degrees and a Trustee of the GREAT-Ini a ve. She holds a fi rst class degree in Poli cs, Philosophy and Economics from Oxford University and the European Masters in Human Rights and Democra sa on.


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PARRADO Eric

ProfessorUniversidad Adolfo Ibáñez

Eric Parrado is GlobalSource’s local partner in Chile, serving in conjunc on with Andrés Velasco. He is also a co-founder of SCL Partners in San ago and is Professor of Economics and Finance at Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez. Mr. Parrado previously served as Interna onal Financial Coordinator at the Ministry of Finance of Chile. He oversaw Chile´s two Sovereign Wealth Funds (AUM US$22 billion), building strong ins tu onal arrangements for the management of the funds and was ac ve in the design of principles of best prac ce for Sovereign Wealth Funds known today as the “San ago Principles”. Mr. Parrado is an ac ve consultant with the Interna onal Monetary Fund, the World Bank, and the Inter-American Development Bank and currently advises the governments of Mongolia, Colombia, and Nigeria on fi scal policy and implementa on of Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWFs). Mr. Parrado holds a Ph.D. and a M.A. in Economics from New York University, and a B.A. in Economics from the University of Chile. He has authored numerous research ar cles on monetary policy, interna onal fi nance, and fi nancial stability issues, and is a regular columnist of Qué Pasa magazine in Chile.


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PEEL Yana

Co-founder and DirectorOutset Contemporary Art Fund

Yana Peel is co-founder and director of Outset Contemporary Art Fund, a philanthropic organisa on that supports educa on, produc on and display within the arena of contemporary visual art. The charitable founda on focuses on bringing private funding from its supporters and trustees to leading museums, public galleries and challenging art projects. In 2010, Yana was voted one of Harper Bazaar’s ‘20 Leading Women in the Arts’ and recognised by Artreview Magazine in the ‘Power 100’. She is also the recipient of the 2010 Mont Blanc Award for Arts Patronage. Yana is also founder and co-director of Intelligence Squared Asia, Asia’s Forum for live debate. The non-profi t organisa on brings leading speakers on topical issue to audiences in Hong Kong and India, channelling profi ts into educa onal programmes in the region. Since leaving Goldman Sachs in 2003, Yana has taken on various board posi ons which include: Tate Interna onal Council (London), Para/Site Art Space (Hong Kong), Asia Art Archive (Hong Kong), Victoria Founda on (Moscow) and the Na onal Society for the Preven on of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC). She is also the Hong Kong Chair of the Bri sh Fashion Council’s Fashion Trust and author of best-selling children’s book ‘Art for Baby’


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ROBERTS Kate

Vice PresidentCorporate Marke ng & Communica ons

Kate Roberts is the Founder of YouthAIDS and Five & Alive, two marke ng programs implemented by Popula on Services Interna onal (PSI), where she is Vice President of Corporate Marke ng and Communica ons. Under the YouthAIDS brand, Kate produced the “Staying Alive” concert with MTV, began an innova ve, celebrity-driven cause-related marke ng campaign in partnership with ALDO Shoes called “See No Evil”, and led four award-winning documentaries aired on VH1, The Discovery Channel and Na onal Geographic aimed at raising awareness about the global HIV/AIDS crisis. Roberts has been featured in The Washington Post, named “Power Player of the Week” by Fox News, one of the Vogue 100 women and celebrated as a “CNN Hero.” Kate has also spoken at the Aspen Ideas Fes val, Google, Columbia University, Harvard Business School. Most recently, Roberts co-founded and serves on the Board of the Global India Fund, serves on the World Economic Forum’s Global Health Advisory Board and is implemen ng a partnership with The Nike Founda on to scale up eff orts of the Girl Eff ect program.


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RODIN David

Co-Director and Senior Research Fellow Oxford Ins tute for Ethics, Law and Armed Confl ict, Oxford University

Bachelor’s degree, doctorate and Rhodes Scholarship, University of Oxford. Moral and poli cal philosopher specializing in interna onal ethics and ethics of war and confl ict. Inaugural Director of Research, Oxford Uehiro Centre for Prac cal Ethics; Founding Member, Oxford Leverhulme Programme on Changing Character of War. Currently also, Senior Fellow, Carnegie Council for Ethics and Interna onal Aff airs, New York. Author, War and Self-Defence (2002), and ar cles in philosophy and law journals. Recipient of American Philosophical Associa on Sharp Prize.


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SANJAASUREN Oyun

Member of Parliament Parliament of Mongolia

Oyun Sanjaasuren is Mongolia’s Member of Parliament and leading female poli cian. As Head of the Civil Will party, she has been a consistent voice advoca ng clean poli cs, good governance and sensible socio-economic development. Her background in mining following her PhD at Cambridge has uniquely posi oned her to focus on the development of Mongolia’s extremely rich soil. Since entering poli cs in 1998, she has been systema cally elected to Parliament and has chaired a number of key standing commi ees, pushing in par cular crucial legisla on on corrup on, elec on fi nancing and the Millennium Development Goals. To further her goals, she also founded and chairs the Zorig Founda on, a leading NGO dedicated to the advancement of democracy, good governance and development. A former Minister of Foreign Aff airs and currently the President of the Mongolian Geological Associa on, she is a woman of versa le interests.


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SCHOENTGEN Raphael

Chief Representa ve Offi cerGDF SUEZ, China

Chief Representa ve Offi cer of GDF SUEZ in China since September 2008. Before being appointed China, Raphael worked for a year in the GDF SUEZ Energy Interna onal headquarters for Asia, Africa and the Middle East, based in Bangkok, and the headquarters for Central and Northern America based in Houston, where he was in charge of strategic issues for the group. Before joining GDF SUEZ Raphael was diploma c advisor to the French Energy, Telecommunica ons and Industry Minister, detached na onal expert to the European Commission (Compe on Directorate) and Head of the Economic Development Department of France’s Northern Region (similar to the Chinese NDRC). In the private sector, he has worked in the past in China for Alcatel-Lucent and SUEZ-Tractebel, in Mexico for Mexigaz (GDF gas network) and in France for SUEZ-Degremont. Raphael holds a civil engineering degree as well as an MBA form the Ecole des Mines in Paris.


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TSUNODA Kumi Fujisawa

Co-Founder Think Tank SophiaBank

Kumi Fujisawa Tsunoda is Co-Founder and Vice-President, Think Tank SophiaBank; Vice-President, Japan Social Entrepreneur Forum (JSEF); and Guest Professor, Hosei Graduate School. Fujisawa Tsunoda began her career as an investment analyst a er gradua ng from Osaka City University in 1989. A er working for several investment fund management companies, she founded JapanÂ’s fi rst investment trust evalua on company in 1996. She sold the company to S&P in 1999 and joined Think Tank SophiaBank to incubate new social systems by fostering social entrepreneurs in 2000. From 2003-2006, she anchored “21st Century Business Class”, a NHK TV programme. Since then, she has con nued to visit and interview more than 600 companies. She has sat on more than 30 government commi ees. She is ac vely involved in wri ng books, appearing in magazines, television or radio and giving lectures to deliver useful hints on investment, economics, management or business promo on. Some of her books were translated into several Asian languages. Her excellent insight and brilliant comment are highly valued.


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TURRELL Mark

Founder and CEOOrcasci

Mark Turrell is the founder and CEO of Orcasci, a strategy and marke ng agency specializing in designing programs that ‘spread’ products, services, ideas and behaviors. Orcasci’s toolset for the Science of SpreadTM leverages scien fi c concepts and social networking technology to help you get people engaged and deliver change. Its unique approach rapidly achieves impressive results, drawing on insights from neuroscience, behavioral science, network science, collec ve intelligence and innova on. Mark is passionate about helping people change the world for be er and is keen on fi nding ways to spread and scale good things faster. With Orcasci he has worked on projects as diverse as elec ons, smoking cessa on, and mo on picture marke ng. Mark is the co-founder of Imagina k, a fi rm that pioneered the use of collec ve intelligence and crowdsourcing techniques for corpora ons, with a special focus on innova on. During his sixteen years at Imagina k, Mark worked with hundreds of companies around the world. His clients included Merck, Pfi zer, Chevron, Dow Chemical, Nokia, IBM, Whirlpool, Weyerhaeuser and Xerox. As well as consul ng with clients – and managing the business – he lead the fi rm’s research ac vi es, publishing many research reports, ar cles and speaking at conferences around the world. Mark was nominated as a Technology Pioneer by the World Economic Forum in 2008. He has been a member of the Clinton Global Ini a ve, through his work at Imagina k.


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WITTER Lisa

Chief Strategy Offi cerFenton

Lisa Wi er is an experienced execu ve, social entrepreneur, communica ons strategist, author, blogger and social commentator with exper se in the not-for-profi t fi eld, philanthropy, poli cs, women’s issues, health, social marke ng, new media, interna onal development, corporate social responsibility, and leveraging pop culture for social change. She frequently gives workshops and lectures in these areas for the public, private and not-for-profi t sectors. As chief strategy offi cer of Fenton, the largest public interest communica ons fi rm in the country, she heads-up the fi rm’s work in innova on and co-leads the prac ces in women’s issues, health, social entrepreneurship and global aff airs for clients including Women for Women Interna onal, Nobel Peace Prize Winner Wangari Maathai, MoveOn.org, Interna onal Criminal Court, William and Flora Hewle Founda on, Atlan c Philanthropies, The American Medical Associa on, David and Lucille Packard Founda on, Planned Parenthood Federa on of America, U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and Stonyfi eld Yogurt. Wi er is co-author with Lisa Chen of The She Spot: Why Women are the Market for Changing the World and How to Reach Them. She is a co-founder of the award-winning SheSource.org, an online brain trust of women experts to help close the gender gap among commentators in the news media. She was honored as an outstanding ac vist and expert on women’s issues by Oxygen.com for her work on a na onal campaign against priva zing Social Security during the 2000 presiden al elec on. She has also co-founded two programs to encourage people to run for poli cal offi ce: Emerge and the Ins tute for a Democra c Future. She studied at the University of California Santa Cruz, the University of Washington and the Universita di Padova, Italia.


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USEFUL INFORMATION

Accommoda on Chinggis Khaan Hotel, Ulaanbaatar

Address:Tokyo Street - 10, Ulaanbaatar - 49, Mongolia.Telephone: (976) 11-313380.Fax: (976) 11-312788

Terelj Hotel, TereljAddress:Gorkhi-Terelj Na onal Park,P.O. Box 2519, Central Post Offi ce,Ulaanbaatar 211213, MongoliaTelephone: +976 9999 2233Fax: +976 7011 0067Email: [email protected]

The Corporate HotelAddress:9-2 Chinggis Avenue,Sukhbaatar District-1,Ulaanbaatar, MongoliaTelephone: +976-11-334411Fax: +976-11-334422E-Mail: [email protected]

Transporta on We will be picking up all YGLs from the airport and transferring you

to the designated hotels. Please be sure to let us know your exact me of arrival and fl ight number. If you have plans to go to other

venues during your stay, feel free to let us know in advance so that we can arrange transporta on for you.Transporta on between events will be on a group basis, on the YGL Learning Journey Mongolia buses.


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Flight from Ulaanbaatar to Dalian Generally, many YGLs will be fl ying to Beijing to transfer to

Dalian on the fl ight CA 902 depar ng at 11:50am on the 11th of September, 2011. Other transit fl ights will be via Seoul and Hong Kong. All YGLs will be taking off from Chinggis Khaan Interna onal Airport. We have your depar ng schedules and will take you to the airports accordingly. Please let us know in advance if there are any changes and adjustments.

Visa For those ci zens of na onals who require a visa to enter

Mongolia, we have arranged so that you will be stamped a visa upon arrival. In order to do this smoothly, we will send you a permission le er from the Offi ce of Immigra on, Naturaliza on and Foreign Ci zens together with an invita on le er for the event. Once you get to customs you will need to fi ll in an applica on form for the visa. To apply for the visa, you will need a 1% 3x4 photo and payment of the visa.

Currency Most services will be off ered in MNT/Mongolian Tugrugs, but

many service facili es will allow you to use credit cards. US$ 1 = MNT 1220.

Contact In case you need assistance with any ma er during your stay in

Mongolia, please note down the following contact numbers so that we may assist you at the earliest convenience:

Khongorzul Bat-Ireedui MEF Project Coordinator Cell: +976-8800-9698

Altangunii Jargalan MEF General Coordinator Cell: +976-9905-7584

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ASASHORYU FOUNDATION

The Asashoryu Founda on was founded in 2003 by Mongolian sumo wrestler Asashoryu Dagvadorj. The main aims of the founda on are to commemorate achievements of D.Dagvadorj who received tle of yokozuna, the grand champion of Japanese sumo and to propagate his reputa on among people it carries out the ac vi es in accordance with following objec ves:

o Expanding diploma c rela onships between Japanese and Mongolian people

o Increasing intellectual capacity of Mongolian youth and taking on ourselves some roles of the state in developing sport among children

o Improving and making condi ons favorable for Japanese investment in Mongolia

o Suppor ng development of Mongolia by direc ng intellectual and fi nancial contribu on and input of Japanese donors and supporters.

In order to fulfi ll objec ves stated in these statutes ac vi es of the founda on will be carried out in following direc ons:

o Providing support to the contests and school Olympics held in area of mathema cs, physics and natural sciences

o Providing support to development of sport among childreno Promo ng and suppor ng visits of representa ves of the Japanese

public and developing tourism in our countryo Providing support to Japanese investment in Mongolian economyo Adver sing and promo ng Mongolia in Japan.

Telephone: (976-11) 345387Fax: (976-11) 345277E-mail: info@asashoryu-founda on.mnWebsite: www.asashoryu-founda on.mnAddress: Khan-Uul district, Chinggis avenue, NOC Building, 4th fl oor. Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.


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iLOFT

Established: 2005Type: PrivateIndustry: Logis c partnerWhat can we do: Corpora on’s brand product & design Local partner of interna onal & domes c conferences, event, mee ng Wedding & civil partnership recep on Equipment ren ng service Government & ministry’s recep on New Year, Christmas party Exhibi ons Dinner & Awards ceremonies Product launches Car show Fashion show

Telephone: + 976-11-330817Fax: + 976-11-330817Email: [email protected]: www.iconcept.mnAddress: iLOFT Func on House Prime Minister Amar Street Post branch No. 46. P.O.Box 721 Ulaanbaatar 14200 Mongolia


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MONGOLIA ECONOMIC FORUM

The Mongolia Economic Forum is a non-governmental organiza on commi ed to developing Mongolia by engaging domes c and interna onal academic, business, poli cal and other leaders of society to advance all aspects of the country.

It was established in 2010 by the ini a ve of the Prime Minister of Mongolia, Batbold Sukhbaatar and has organized two annual economic forums since the me of founding. Besides organizing the forums, it works as an intermediary between the World Economic Forum’s communi es and Mongolia, implements projects as part of the resolu ons made from each annual forum and takes ac ve part in governmental and non-governmental ac vi es.

Telephone: +976- 11-320151Fax: +976- 11-320151Email: info@ meforum.mnWebsite: www.meforum.mnAddress: “City“ Center 4th Floor Prime Minister Amar Street 8th Khoroo, Sukhbaatar District Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia


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PETROVIS

Petrovis’ primary business ac vi es are import, storage, marke ng and distribu on of petroleum products in the territory of Mongolia, ensuring total quality management throughout the supply chain. Petrovis operates 40 storage depots, around 400 gas sta ons spread in fi ve regional zones, Central, Khangai, Umnud, Western and Eastern; and 30 gas sta ons in the capital Ulaanbaatar.Since its establishment in 1997, Petrovis has been the pioneer in implemen ng modern petroleum distribu on equipment, which includes U-Fuel, Wayne Dresser, Gilbarco Veeder Root, Sanki and Sinstar. In 2004 Petrovis purchased majority of NIC, state owned petroleum company with a na onwide network, at a government tender. This move has ensured Petrovis to be fi rst in line to deliver its products in every corner of the country. Every year, in Ulaanbaatar city, Petrovis has been extending the number of service sta ons, the company achieved a signifi cant market share, off ering premium quality products and ensuring high customer sa sfac on. Today, Petrovis is the fi rst petroleum company to be ISO cer fi ed. Phone: +976-11-327051Fax: +976-11-327288E-mail: [email protected]: www.petrovis.mnAddress: Petrovis LLC Prime Minister Amar Street 7 Sukhbaatar District Ulaanbaatar 210651 Mongolia


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TERELJ HOTEL

Near the birthplace of Mongolia’s Great Unifi er Chinggis Khaan (Ghengis Khan), the Terelj Hotel is 70 kilometers north of the Mongolian capital Ulaanbaatar, nestled amongst some of the most carefully protected parkland in the country, Gorkhi-Terelj Na onal Park.Although sparsely populated, the park is also home to nomadic Mongolians, off ering you a chance to interact with the authen c people of Mongolia – hospitable, gracious and welcoming.A rac ons in Gorkhi-Terelj Na onal Park include:

• Khagiin Khar glacial lake• Yes i natural hot springs• The Tuul and Terelj rivers both fl ow through the park• Wildlife such as brown bears, wild boar, wolves and over 250 bird

species• Many rock forma ons for climbers, including two named for their

shapes: Turtle Rock (Melkhii Khad in Mongolian) and the Old Man Reading a Book also known as the Praying Lama Rock

• Historic human landmarks, such as the 100-Monks Cave, a hiding place for monks during a period of repression

• The Aryabal Buddhist medita on center is also open to visitors.Telephone: +976 9999 2233Fax: +976 7011 0067Email: [email protected] Opera ons: [email protected] Management contact: [email protected]: www.tereljhotel.comAddress: Gorkhi-Terelj Na onal Park, P.O. Box 2519, Central Post Offi ce, Ulaanbaatar 211213, Mongolia


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ZORIG FOUNDATION

Zorig Founda on was established in October of 1998 a er the assassina on of Zorig Sanjaasuren as a non-profi t, non-governmental organiza on by close friends, colleagues, and family members of Zorig. Zorig was the leader of Mongolia's democra c revolu on of 1990. The principal objec ves of the Founda on include: spreading democra c values in Mongolian society; strengthening human rights, poli cal freedoms, and social jus ce; and improving the system of transparency and accountability of the state and government to the public. In order to meet these objec ves, the Zorig Founda on concentrates its programs in three areas: Youth and Educa on, Good Governance, and Community Development.

Tel/fax: (976) 11-315444Email: admin@zorigfounda on.orgWebsite: www.zorigfounda on.orgAddress: P.O.Box 357, Central Post Offi ce Zorig Founda on building, Peace avenue 17 Sukhbaatar district Ulaanbaatar-14210, Mongolia

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