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Which economy to feed the nearly 9 billion people on

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8.30 - 9.00 am: Welcome address by Letizia Moratti, Co-Founder of San Patrignano Foundation, Andrea Gnassi, Mayor of

Rimini and Jacques Attali, President, PlaNet Finance Group, Positive Economy Forum (25’)

9.00 – 9.30 am: Keynote speech by Mari Kiviniemi, Deputy Secretary General, OECD

+ 10 measures to promote the positive economy one year after + Letizia Moratti, Co-Founder, San Patrignano Foundation (12’)

+ Jacques Attali, President, PlaNet Finance group, Positive Economy Forum (12’)

+ A representative*, Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance (12’)

+ Q&A (24’): “What are the elements that make a country a good and positive country to live in ? What measures

are key to the well-being of the Italian people ?”

10.30 – 11.00 am: coffee break (30’)

+ Measuring the degree of positivity of an economy: the quantitative tools to move forward in the right direction + Cédric Baecher, General rapporteur, Positive Economy Index, Founder, Nomadéis + Andrea Cingoli, AD Banca Esperia (12’) + Catherine Howarth, CEO, ShareAction (12’) + Q &A (24’): “How can we all promote positive finance by measuring what really counts ? How do we change

mindsets about measuring wealth ? ”

PROVISIONAL PROGRAMME

* To be confirmed

+ Social business , social entrepreneurship and other alternative models: a positive way to combine both economic

performance and social impact + Alexandre Jost, Founder, la Fabrique Spinoza (12’) + Alberto Frausin CEO, Carlsberg Italia (12’) + Eric Brac de la Perrière, Founder & CEO, Eco-Emballages (12’)

+ Q&A (24’): “How to boost the creation of shared value thanks to impact and mission-driven business models ?”

1.00 – 2.00 pm: luncheon (60’)

+ Working in the 21st century: main trends, challenges and transformations + Marco Nannini, CEO, Impact Hub Milano (12’) + Agostino Santoni, CEO, Cisco Italia (12’) + Marci Alboher, Vice President, Encore.org, author « The Encore Career Handbook: How to Make a Living and a

Difference in the Second Half of Life » (12’)

+ Q & A (24’) : « In the next work era, what should be the role of States ? Will entrepreneurship replace

employment ?”

+ From shareholders to a multi stakeholder approach: the renewed mission of corporations and exemplary role models of

family businesses + Mimi Kung*, Senior Vice President, American Express

+ Philippe Peuch-Lestrade, Board member, PlaNet Finance Group, Deputy CEO, International Integrated Reporting

Council (12’) + Anna Zegna, President, Fondazione Zegna (12’)

+ Q & A (24’) : « Companies do not belong to their shareholders. What would be the best governance scheme for

positive organizations of tomorrow ?”

PROVISIONAL PROGRAMME

* To be confirmed

4.00 – 4.30 pm: coffee break (30’)

+ A positive society starts with positive citizens: why should all citizens be engaged ? How can the community be a

collective source of positive change ?

+ Sido Bonfatti, President, Banca Carim (12’)

+ Lea Peersman Pujol, Executive director, Complexity research Chair (12’)

+ Anna Maria Tarantola, President, Rai (12’)

+ Q&A (24’): “Is holacracy the way forward? What role for the institutions and government? What is the future of

democracy?”

+ Stefano Paleari, President, Crui- The Conference of Italian University Rectors: The positive University of the 21st

century (12’)

+ Donato Iacovone, CEO, EY Italia: “Family businesses: the long term as a natural ingredient of patient capital”

+ Sergio Scalpelli, Institutional and Media Relation Manager, Fastweb: “Positive cities are smart cities”

+ Learning in the 21st century: a new vision

+ Stefania Giannini, Italian Minister of Education, University and Research (15’)

+ François Taddei, director of the Center for Research and Interdisciplinarity (15’)

+ Michel Saloff-Coste, International development associate, Copenhaguen Institute for Future Studies (15’)

+ Special evening (reserved for the San Patrignano community)

+ Film screening dedicated to Bineta Diop, Founder and President, Femmes Africa Solidarité, Special Envoy

on Women, Peace and Security of the Chairperson of the African Union Commission

+ Testimony of Bineta Diop and Q&A with the audience

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* To be confirmed

8.45 – 9.15 am: introduction to “Maps of becoming and Think Tools for the Evolutionary Adventurer” by Srinivas

Venkatram, Founder, Illumine

+ A balanced representation of women in society for the benefit of future generations + Federica Guidi, Italian Minister of Economic Development (12’) + Pascale Bracq, Founder member, UN Women (12’) + Claudia Parzani, President, Valore D, Partner, Linklaters (12’) + Q & A (24’) : « Should regulation be more abundant in the field of women’s rights ? What are the necessary

changes to transform mindsets ?”

+ Climate change COP21: an urgent need to encourage growth that is more respectful of the environment and future

generations + Jean Jouzel, Climatologist, Vice President, IPCC (12’) + Andrea Crosta, Executive Director, Elephant Action League (12’) + Fernando Castellanos Silveira, UN Secretary-General’s Climate Change Support Team

+ Q&A (24’): “Let us imagine a rebirth of our civilization where the planet would be fully respected? What

actions would be implemented? What behaviors to guarantee the protection of the environment?”

11.30 -12.00 am: coffee break (30’)

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* To be confirmed

+ The keys to success of the San Patrignano rehabilitation centre, the right levers to allow the emergence of a positive

society. How to replicate the model ? + Antonio Tinelli, President of the Social Committee, San Patrignano Foundation (12’) + Olivier Flament, Managing Director, La Villette Emploi (12’) + Thérèse Lebrun, Former President rector, Université catholique de Lille, Founder, Humanicité (12’)

+ Q&A (24’): “What society do we want ? What do we do collectively and individually for that change to

happen ?”

Prof. Lester Salamon, Johns Hopkins University USA, author of “America’s Nonprofit

Sector: A Primer”

1.30 – 2.30 pm: luncheon (60’)

+ A more inclusive and sustainable growth in Europe: what solutions does the European Institutions and corporations

have to offer?

+ Paul Jorion, Economist (12’)

+ Patrizia Grieco, President, Enel (12’) + Walter Radermacher, General Director, Eurostat (12’)

+ Q & A (24’): “How to revive the European Union project, make it gain more popular acceptance and create a

unified European entity ?”

PROVISIONAL PROGRAMME

* To be confirmed

+ Why do peacekeeping and international political security matter so much for the advent of a positive economy ? + Hervé Ladsous Under Secretary General for Peacekeeping Operations, United Nations (12’) + Fouad Makhzoumi, CEO, Future Pipe Industries (12’) + Mauro Moretti, CEO, Finmeccanica (12’)

+ Q&A (24’): “What purpose and hidden agenda do political and geostrategic conflicts serve? Is global

governance part of the solution? ”

4.30 – 5.00 pm: coffee break (30’)

+ Marco Morganti, CEO, Banca Prossima

+ Which economy to feed the nearly 9 billion people on the planet ? + Manoj Juneja, Assistant Executive Director Resource Management, World Food Programme (15’) + Carlo Petrini, Founder, Slow Food (15’) + Andrea Illy, President & CEO, Illycaffè (15’)

6.15 – 6.30 PM: Closing remarks by Letizia Moratti, Co-Founder, San Patrignano Foundation and Jacques Attali, President,

PlaNet Finance Group, Positive Economy Forum (15’)

PROVISIONAL PROGRAMME

* To be confirmed

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