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Europe's
Leading
Student-Run
Conference on
Responsible
Business
Barcelona,
February 27-28,
2009
Conference Sponsors
Supporting Sponsor
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Welcome Letter
Welcome to the 2009 Doing Good and Doing Well Conference!
Dear Conference Guests,
Thank you for joining us at the 2009 Doing Good and Doing Well Conference. On behalf of IESE
Business School, IESE’s Responsible Business Club, and Net Impact, we would like to welcome
you to Barcelona.
The Doing Good and Doing Well conference was a result of the labors of two forward-thinking IESE
graduate business students, Heather Blahnik and Emma Coles, in 2004. Over the past six years,
the conference has grown dramatically and has proved to hundreds of socially-minded graduate
business students and professionals that doing good and doing well are not mutually exclusive.
This year, IESE Business School has partnered with Net Impact to bring this exciting event to an
even larger audience.
In light of recent events in the global economy, this year’s conference theme is Doing Good When
We Are Not Doing So Well - Creating Sustainable Value in a Downturn. Our speakers will discuss
the tough decisions leaders are facing during this economic downturn and explore the business
case for continued commitment to social and environmental responsible practices.
We hope that this conference will spark discussion and debate regarding the future of responsible
business and that you will leave feeling equipped and inspired to do well in any economy.
Enjoy the conference!
Sincerely,
Elizabeth Curran Liz Maw
Conference Chair, DGDW 2009 Executive Director
MBA Class of 2009 Net Impact
IESE Business School
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Conference Sponsors
Supporting Sponsor
In-kind Sponsors
DGDW Sponsors & Partners
We would like to thank our sponsors for their generous contributions.
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Table of Contents
Campus Map p. 2
Welcome Letter p. 3
DGDW Sponsors & Partners p. 4
About IESE Business School p. 6
About Net Impact p. 7
Conference Organizing Team p. 8
Universities & Organizations Present at DGDW 2009 p. 10
Keynote Speaker Sessions p. 12
Panel Schedule & Important Information p. 14
Panel Descriptions p. 16
Cleantech Venture Seminar p. 27
Career Forum / Trade Fair p. 28
Speaker Biographies p. 29
Food & Social Events p. 49
General Information p. 50
Transportation p. 51
Exploring Barcelona p. 53
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About IESE Business School
About IESE Business School
The Doing Good and Doing Well Conference is hosted by IESE Business School, one of the world’s top ranked MBA
schools (Ranked 1st in the world by the Economist Intelligence Unit, 2006 and 2005; 4th in Europe and 11th in the
world by Financial Times, 2008).
IESE Business School is the graduate school of management of the University of Navarra and is located in Barcelona
and Madrid. It offers MBA, Global Executive MBA, Executive MBA and PhD in Management degrees, as well as a
wide range of executive education programs for global senior executives and Continuing Education programs for
alumni.
In 2008 IESE celebrated its 50th anniversary.
To learn more about the school, please visit www.iese.edu
About IESE’s Responsible Business Club
Founded in 2001, the IESE Responsible Business Club serves as a conduit for communication and collaboration
between the students, the school, its alumni, and industry professionals interested and active in responsible business,
social entrepreneurship, social investment, and the not-for-profit sector.
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About Net Impact
Net Impact is a global organization of students and professionals using business to improve the world. We offer a portfolio of
programs to educate, equip, and inspire our more than 10,000 members to make a positive impact through business. Spanning six
continents, our membership is one of the most influential networks in existence today and includes current and emerging leaders
in corporate social responsibility, social entrepreneurship, nonprofit management, international development, and environmental
sustainability.
From Curriculum Change to Career Resources to making an Impact at Work, Net Impact offers a portfolio of programs that enable
our members to transform their ideals into measurable results. For more information on Net Impact’s programs and ways you can
get involved to magnify your impact, visit netimpact.org.
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Sarah Burke-Gorewitz
Associate, Communications &
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Josh Cleveland
Program Manager
Sarah Coleman
Senior Manager,
Corporate & Donor Relations
Aaron Hanson
Program Associate
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Chief Operating Officer
Floor de Jong
Winter/Spring Associate,
Conference and Chapters
Brenda Kenworthy
Senior Communications Manager
Dara Kosberg
Senior Manager,
Conference & Education
Sitar Mody
External Relations Manager
Faculty &
Administration
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Will Morrison
Global Chapters Manager
Sean O’Driscoll
Bookkeeper
88 First Street
Suite 200
San Francisco, CA 94105
MEMBER COMPOSITION
U.S. Grad
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Matthew Souther
Membership/Executive Assistant
Kirin Swanson
Program Associate
Krista Van Tassel
Marketing & Communications Director
Alejandra Villalobos
Strategic Projects
P: +1 (415) 495-4230
F: +1 (415) 495-4229
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Conference Organizing Team
We would like to thank the following people for their effort to organize DGDW 2009. They have worked
tirelessly over many months to ensure that this is an inspiring and educational event for all participants.
IESE Business School Conference Organizing Team:
Elizabeth Curran - Chairperson
Florian Braun - Treasurer
Han-Yu (Lisa) Wang - Logistics Lead
Carmen Balacianu - De Arce - Speaker Team Lead
Ewa Szymankiewicz - Website Lead
Maria Sotomayor Ruiz & Thilo von Wissell - Marketing Leads
Anne Agnew - Career Forum Lead
Alvaro Carbon Ripepi & Paul O'Driscoll - Sponsorship Leads
Jacob Pessah - Cleanteach Venture Seminar Lead
Astrid Sandoval - Public Relations Lead
Vincent Gautier - Energy & Environment Track Lead
Charles Collins - Responsible Finance Track Lead
Maria Sotomayor Ruiz & Sandra Schoenes - Healthcare Track Leads
Rosie Innes - Career Services IESE
Amy Kellehar - IESE Student Affairs
With major contributions from:
Laia Aguilar Sugranes
Vikram Ahuja
Gabriela Alcocer Gamba
Ingrid Altes Casanovas
Jakob Boehme
Claudia Borasino Malca
Alan Burchell
Blanca Charles Chueca
Cristina Daroca García-Barberena
Katherine Fitzgerald
Prasad Ganesan
Francis Gotianun
Nikita Jaiswal
Aron Kuehnemann
Prisque Lemble
Katharina Lueth
Akiko Matsuba
Ashley Metz
Lorenzo de la Mora Piñeyro
Net Impact Organizing Team:
Liz Maw - Executive Director
Dara Kosberg - Senior Manager, Conference & Education
Will Morrison - Global Chapters Manager
Krista van Tassel – Marketing & Communications Director
Coree Brown - Conference Associate
Floor de Jong - Winter / Spring Associate, Conference & Chapters
Matthew Souther - Membership / Executive Assistant
Mareike Mueller
Marissa Muller
Miwa Nakamoto
Ramon Olivas
Ashley Olson
Carla Pesquera Lesmes
Maria Eugenia Prados de la Guardia
Andreas Prosinecki
Claudia Ribas Guarner
Yelena Rybalova
Thomas Schirmer
James Mark Soriano Guanzon
Naresh Tanna
Lauren Thomas
Abdul Bijur Vallarkodath
Beatriz Vallina Garcia
Aritz Zubizarreta Lasagabaster
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Conference Organizing Team
IESE Business School Faculty & Staff:
Jordi Canals
Luis Palencia
Elena Liquete
Yolanda Serra
Alejandro Herrera
Johanna Mair
Mike Rosenberg
Christian Seelos
Rosie Innes
Amy Kellehar
Antonio Davila
Heinrich Liechtenstein
"On-the-Day" Volunteers:
Ines Bernardo
Inés Borrell Claret
Bruna Campassi
Alex Casta
Gurveersingh Chadha
María Clara Beltran García
Zachary Campeau
Timothy Carlberg
Thomas Cummings
Thank you to you all!
Lluis G. Renart
Magda Rosenmöller
Juan Roure
Alberto Ribera
Pedro Videla
Cristina Gomis
Thomas Wedell
Manuel Macías
Mercedes Ortega
Felipe Ramos
Charo Rodriguez
Caroline Sas
Diana Diekmann
Anne Gaschemann
Shilpika Gautam
Bradley Geren
Ece Gucalp
Valeriya Khurdayan
Christina Lee
Marc Meyer
Rafael Munilla Muñoz
Maria Amelia Salerno
Jana Zincikova
Francesca Escandell
Juana Quesada
Ana Vilanova
IESE Student Affairs
IESE Printing
IESE Publicaciones
IESE Geo
IESE IT
IESE Media Relations
IESE Restauración
Rachelle Oribio
Marta Parente Ribes
Bruno Paro
Mauricio Sanchez de Tagle Mccann
Gerrit Schlingermann
Jian Tao
Andrew Thomas
Salil Tuteja
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Universities and Organizations Present at DGDW 2009
Universities:
American School of Professional Psychology
Cornell University
EADA Business School
EAE Bussines School
ESADE Business School
ESSEC Business School
European Business School
Florida International University
Goethe University Frankfurt am Main
HEC Paris School of Managagement
IE Business School
IESE Business School
Imperial College Business School
INSEAD
Institut Químic de Sarria, Universitat Ramon Llull
International University in Geneva
IOMBA, University of Geneva
ISB/Cornell BOP Learning Lab in India
Judge Business School, University of Cambridge
Organizations:
13MBAs.com
AAR Health Services
Accenture
Active Capital Partners
Aga Khan Agency for Microfinance
Air Water Treatment
Aloe Private Equity
Alter Company
AMREF Spain
Apposite Capital
At Stake Advisors
Axios International
BA100K
Barcelona Activa
BASF Venture Capital GmbH
Bbageto
BeCitizen
Biosensores
Blue Green Capital
Blue Horse Associates
Bolding
Booz & Company
BP
Cafedirect
Caja de Ingenieros
Cardiovascular Research Center
Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship (CIE)
Citi
Clean Energy Solutions
Closure Systems International
Col.legi Oficial de Farmaceutics de Tarragona
Col.legi Oficial de Metges de Barcelona
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
King's College London
Leeds University Business School
London Business School
Mount Holyoke College
Nottingham University Business School
Said Business School, University of Oxford
Rotterdam School of Management
SDA Bocconi School of Management
Thunderbird School of Global Management
Trinity College Dublin
Universidad de Barcelona
University Maastricht, ELP
University of Bath
University of Bradford
University of Dundee
University of Exeter
University of Jyvaskyla, Finland
University of St. Gallen (HSG)
Warwick Business School
Criteria CaixaCorp
Dalberg Global Development Advisors
DeMeter Partners
Demeter Partners
Devex - The Development Executive Group
Dyssaq
Eco:operative
ECP Private Equity
EDP Renovaveis
Eggleston Partners
Enertika
Environmental News Network
Equatorial Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Equity Bank
Essent Trading
Esteve
European Commission
ExxonMobil
First Book
Fortis Bank
Frog Design
FSG Social Impact Advisors
Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition
Global Play Foundation
GlobalEdTech
Grameen Health
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Universities and Organizations Present at DGDW 2009
Organizations (cont'd):
GRE Holding
Green Power Revolution
Habitaem
Harlequin
Havas Media
Humanist Movement
International Save the Children Alliance
KenCall Outsourcing
Kianda Foundation
Kiva
KPMG Global Sustainability Services
Making a Life
Mas Arna - La Casa Gran S.L.
Masianday Peace Foundation
MBAs Without Borders
Mercados Emi
Merck & Co., Inc.
Millennium Promise
Millennium Villages Project Earth Institute
Mybnk.org
MYC4
Nanobiosym
Net Impact
New Street Capital
Nike
Novartis Foundation for Sustainable Development
Oliver Wyman
OneCarbon
Open Africa
Panrico Donuts
PharmAccess Foundation
PICVISA
PlaNet Finance
PocketCultures
Procter & Gamble
Proniula
Reserva Self-Storage
Ricardo
Roche Diagnostics
Roell Consulting
SAM Research AG
Sanofi Aventis
Saudi Aramco
Schneider Electric
Se+A
SET Venture Partners
SI Capital
Sofinnova Partners
Solariza Energía S.L.
Solvay Pharma GmbH
Soros Economic Development Fund
Syngenta International AG
Talentz Integrated Services
TechnoServe
TechnoSpin
Telecom Development Company Afghanistan (Roshan)
The Charity Bank
The Climate Group
The Clinton Foundation
The Coca-Cola Company
The Economist
The Environment Council
The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria
The Gold Standard Foundation
The Healthstore Foundation
The Quimera Project
The William J. Clinton Foundation
Three Hands
Trestle Group
Triple Jump
Trucost
UNDP
Unilever
UPS
Vartana & Canada Helps
Verdtech Nuevo Campo
Volans
Wellington Partners
World Health Organization
World Microfinance Forum
Ysios Capital Partners
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Keynote Speaker Sessions
Note: All keynote sessions will be held in the Aula Magna in the North Campus
1 st
Keynote Session: Anil Soni – CEO, Clinton Foundation HIV/AIDS Initiative
12:35 to 13:45, Friday
Anil Soni is the Chief Executive Officer of the Clinton Foundation HIV/AIDS
Initiative, which assists governments in Africa, Asia and the Caribbean to
implement national HIV/AIDS care and treatment programs and which works to
improve market dynamics for related medicines and tests. Previously, Anil was
the founding Executive Director of Friends of the Global Fight and Advisor to the
Executive Director of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.
Anil was also a consultant at McKinsey & Company and has worked for the
Northwestern Memorial Hospital, in the White House Office of National AIDS
Policy, and with NGOs in Ghana and the Middle East.
2 nd Keynote Session: Matthew Bishop - US Business Editor and New York Bureau Chief for The Economist
16:30 to 17:15, Friday
Philanthrocapitalism, his new book with co-author Michael Green on the global
boom now under way in philanthropy, has just been published by Bloomsbury.
He is also the author of Essential Economics, the official Economist layperson's
guide to economics. Before joining The Economist, Matthew was on the faculty
of London Business School, where he co-authored three books for Oxford
University Press. He has served as a member of the Sykes Commission on the
investment system in the 21st Century. He was also on the Advisors Group of the
United Nations International Year of Microcredit 2005. He has been honored as a
Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum and is a graduate of Oxford
University.
3 rd Keynote Session: Mark Albion - Author of "More than Money - Questions Every MBA needs to Answer"
17:15 to 18:00, Friday
Mark Albion spent nearly 20 years at Harvard University and its business school
as a student and professor. A seven-time social entrepreneur, he left Harvard to
develop a community of service-minded MBAs, co-founding Net Impact in 1993.
He's made 600+ visits to speak at business schools on five continents (including
the opening keynote for the first "Doing Good, Doing Well" conference at IESE),
for which BusinessWeek magazine dubbed him “the savior of B-school souls."
Mark is the author of seven books, most recently More Than Money: Questions
Every MBA Needs to Answer, with a foreword by Net Impact executive director Liz
Maw. This past fall, the book was distributed electronically to up to 55,000 MBAs
in 75 schools, including IESE. In January 2009, a company was launched to help
MBAs and other professionals implement the book's framework. An animated
movie based on the book, "The Good Life Parable: An MBA Meets a Fisherman,"
was awarded the largest environmental film festival's official short-film selection
last month.
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Keynote Speaker Sessions
4 th Keynote Session: Francesco Vanni d'Archirafi
- Global Head, Treasury and Trade Solutions, Citi Global Transaction Services
14:30 to 15:30, Saturday
Francesco Vanni d’Archirafi is the Global Head of Treasury and Trade Solutions (TTS), the
largest division of Citi’s Global Transaction Services (GTS) business offering an integrated
set of cash management and trade solutions to corporate, financial institution and public
sector clients worldwide.
Prior to his current appointment, Francesco was Global Head of Cash Management and
before that, Head of Global Transaction Services for Europe, Middle East and Africa, where
he had responsibility for the Cash Management, Trade Finance and Services and Securities
and Fund Services businesses across the region.
Francesco has served in numerous leadership roles in his extensive career at Citi. He
joined Citibank in 1983 as a Management Associate in New York. In 1984, he moved to
the Corporate Bank in Lima, Peru, as a Relationship Manager, and later took on the role of
Treasury Marketing Manager. In 1986, he was appointed Country Treasurer for Peru. In
1987, Francesco moved to London to launch Citibank's Southern Europe Structured Finance
business. In 1993, he was appointed Corporate Finance Head for Italy, based in Milan. In
1996, he returned to London as Co-Head and Managing Director for Global Mergers and
Acquisitions.
In 1998, Francesco was appointed the Market Manager for Iberia responsible for the
Corporate Bank and customer relationships in Spain and Portugal and Country Corporate
Officer of Citigroup for Spain, based in Madrid. In 2001, he was named Chairman and CEO
of Citibank International plc and the European Customer Group Executive for Citigroup’s
Corporate Bank headquartered in London.
Francesco graduated Magna Cum Laude from the American University in Washington DC
with a B.S.B.A. degree in Finance. He received the Stanley I. Posner Award given to the
graduating senior with the highest overall academic average. In 1983, he obtained an M.B.A.
in Finance and International Business from Columbia University. Francesco is the Chairman
of Citibank Holdings Ireland Ltd and Citibank Europe plc. He serves on the boards of
Mapfre America S.A., Clearstream International, LCH.Clearnet, Business in the Community.
He is also a board member of Junior Achievement Worldwide, a member of its Board of
Governors, and is the Chairman of Junior Achievement – Europe and the ENGAGE network.
5 th Keynote Session: Stewart J. Paperin
- President, Soros Economic Development Fund and Executive Vice President, Open Society Institute
17:45 to 18:45, Saturday
Stewart J. Paperin serves both as Executive Vice President of the Soros Foundations and
as a consultant to Soros Fund Management. Mr. Paperin manages the administration and
operations of the Soros network in over forty countries in Central and Eastern Europe, the
United States, Africa and Latin America. He also provides leadership to the foundations
economic reform and economic development activities and serves as President of Soros
Economic Development fund, a $150mln investment fund.
Mr. Paperin earned BA and MS degrees from the State University of New York at
Binghamton. He has served as a member of the Boards of Directors of Western Union
Corporation, PennOctane Corp., Global TeleSystems Group, Inc., Golden Telecom Inc.
and OAO Svyazinvest (Russia’s national telephone company) as well as a variety of
emerging internet and telecommunication companies. Mr. Paperin has also served on the
boards of directors of several economic policy institutes in Central and Eastern Europe
and continues as a director of the National Urban Reconstruction Housing Authority of
South Africa.
Mr. Paperin is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. He was also awarded the
Doctor of Humane Letters degree by the State University of New York.
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Panel Schedule & Important Information
Economic & Social Development Track
Panel Title Day Time Room
How is Business Helping to Achieve the UN’s Millennium
Development Goals
Sustainability Consulting Priorities in a Crisis:
Implications and Potential Opportunities
African Entrepreneurs and Executives. What Do They
Need to Succeed?
The Evolution of Not -For-Profits – Movement Towards
Sustainability
Making the Business Case for Community Investing
Social Entrepreneurs—Redefining the Role of Business
in Society
Valuing Environmental, Social, and Governance Factors:
A New Source of Competitive Advantage
Beyond the Mission Statement: Tools for Achieving
Social Benefits through For-Profit Investments
The Challenge of Microcredit: Scaling Microcredit
through Innovation and Technology
Friday
Friday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
14:45 to 16:15
14:45 to 16:15
12:00 to 13:30
10:00 to 11:30
16:00 to 17:30
16:00 to 17:30
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Auditorium
Q401
(North Campus)
South Campus
Auditorium
Q401
(North Campus)
Q401
(North Campus)
South Campus
Auditorium
Responsible Finance Track - Sponsored by Charity Bank
Panel Title Day Time Room
Energy & Environment Leadership Panel
Involving Developing Countries in Climate Change
Mitigation: the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM)
Renewable Energy: How is the Industry Faring the
Global Recession?
The Story Behind the Cleantech Boom
Friday
Saturday
Saturday
14:45 to 16:15
10:00 to 11:30
10:00 to 11:30
Q103
(North Campus)
Q103
(North Campus)
Q401
(North Campus)
Energy & Environment Track - Sponsored by ExxonMobil
Panel Title Day Time Room
Smart Technology: Can IT Reduce CO2 Emissions? Friday 14:45 to 16:15
G301
(South Campus)
Saturday
10:00 to 11:30
G301
(South Campus)
Saturday 12:00 to 13:30 G301
(South Campus)
Saturday
Saturday
16:00 to 17:30
16:00 to 17:30
G301
(South Campus)
Q103
(North Campus)

Panel Schedule & Important Information
Healthcare Track - Sponsored by MSD
Panel Title Day Time Room
Healthcare Delivery – How to Achieve the Biggest
Impact?
Friday 14:45 to 16:15
G302
(South Campus)
Drug Donation – A Blessing or a Curse?
Micro Health Insurance – Healthcare for $1.75 a year? Is
there a business?
Healthcare Leadership Panel
Careers
Real Business Careers with Social Impact Stories from
the Other Side
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Please note this important information regarding panel location and attendance:
•Nametag and ID
Your nametag will be required to enter all events. Please carry it with you at all times. Lost
nametags can be replaced at the Information Desk.
•Conference Setting and Assistance
The conference takes place on both the North and the South Campus of IESE Business
School. Room locations are clearly indicated on the schedule and the campus map. Please
allow extra time in case you have to move between the two campuses (7 minute walk).
•Panel and Cleantech Venture Seminar Attendance
10:00 to 11:30
12:00 to 13:30
16:00 to 17:30
Please note that all panels and the Cleantech Seminar have a limited number of seats. The
panels will start promptly and people will not be allowed in after the scheduled start time to
avoid disruption to the sessions. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. If your chosen
panel is full, please proceed to another panel with available space.
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G302
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G302
(South Campus)
G302
(South Campus)
Panel Title Day Time Room
Friday
14:45 to 16:15
G201
(South Campus)
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Panel Descriptions
For further information about the panelists and moderators, please see the speaker
biographies in the back of the brochure.
Session 1 Panels – Friday, 27 February, 14:45 – 16:15
How Is Business Helping to Achieve the UN’s Millennium Development Goals?
Room: Auditorium (South Campus)
Business, development, profit, sustainability - can they coexist? Since businesses have an ever increasing
impact across the world, it is important that they play a significant role in reaching the United Nations Millennium
Development Goals (MDGs). Can businesses contribute while still providing competitive returns to their
shareholders? Are there best practices and sustainable strategies which can be implemented across different
industries? Join us in a lively discussion on how the private sector has helped galvanize the global efforts to reach
the MDGs by 2015 and whether or not this will be sufficient.
Moderator: Wouter Deelder – Project Manager, Dalberg Strategic Consulting Firm
Panelists: Rustom Masalawala – Director of Business Development, Millennium Promise
Dr James Mwangi – Managing Director and Chief Executive, Equity Bank
Sahba Sobhani – Program Manager, Growing Markets Initiative,
United Nations Development Programme
Panel organized by: Francis Gotiaun (IESE ’10) and Elizabeth Curran (IESE ’09)
Valuing Environmental, Social, and Governance Factors:
A New Source of Competitive Advantage
Room: Q103 (North Campus)
Many professional investors and sell side advisors are expanding their financial analyses to include the valuation
of environmental, social and governance factors . This process enables investors to identify companies that align
with their values, while exposing the competitive advantages, risks and opportunities inherent in their business
activites. This panel brings together representatives of several leading European firms to discuss the techniques
being used to quantify risks and evaluate companies according to their performance in this field.
Moderator: Professor Heinrich Liechenstein – IESE
Panelists: Bruno Berthon – Global Sustainability Lead, Accenture
Stephanie Engels – Chief Investment Officer of SAM,
Sustainable Asset Management,
publisher of the Dow Jones Sustainability World Indexes (DJSI)
Dr. Richard Mattison – Chief Operating Officer, Trucost
Panel organized by: Mareike Mueller (IESE ’10) and Charles Collins (IESE ’09)
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Panel Descriptions
Session 1 Panels (cont'd) – Friday, 27 February, 14:45 – 16:15
Sustainability Consulting Priorities in a Crisis:
Implications and Potential Opportunities
Room: Q401 (North Campus)
In the the current economic crisis, businesses have been faced with difficult decisions about the allocation of
resources. How does this situation emphasize or detract from a company’s focus on sustainability and their
use of sustainability consulting? What does this imply about the perceived importance of integrating socially
and environmentally responsible practices? This panel will explore the latest trends and the future challenges of
sustainability consulting in order to understand its specific contribution to company performance, environmental
impact, and social development.
Moderator: Professor Christian Seelos – IESE
Panelists: See update pages in conference pack for details
Panel organized by: Aritz Zubizarreta Lasagabaster (IESE ’09)
Smart Technology: Can IT Reduce CO2 emissions?
Room: G302 (South Campus)
The SMART 2020 report, prepared by The Climate Group, outlines the CO2 emissions of the IT sector and then
demonstrates the potentially avoidable emissions in other sectors (e.g. energy, transport, buildings) thanks to the
use of technology. It concludes that the savings are significantly greater than the added emissions produced by
the IT industry. The Climate Group, Schneider Electric, and Eggleston Partners will discuss the challenges and
opportunities that smart design and technology bring to many different sectors.
Panel Moderator: Thomas Wedell – IESE
Panelists: Andy Eggleston – Managing Partner, Eggleston Partners
Emmanuel Lagarrigue – Senior VP of Business Development Europe,
Schneider Electric
Molly Webb – IT Program Manager,
The Climate Group (main author of the SMART2020 report)
Panel organized by: Vincent Gautier (IESE ’09) assisted by Miwa Nakamoto (IESE ’10)
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Panel Descriptions
Session 1 Panels (cont'd) – Friday, 27 February, 14:45 – 16:15
Healthcare Delivery – How to Achieve the Biggest Impact?
Room: G302 (South Campus)
A 1994 World Bank study found that 88 cents of every dollar of public expenditure on medication is lost to
inefficiencies with only 12 percent reaching the patient. The situation has unfortunately not improved in the
fifteen years since this study. This panel will explore how we can improve the efficiency of healthcare delivery.
Representatives from various backgrounds and geographies will take on this challenging topic. They will discuss
scalability of projects and drug affordability for the poor. Furthermore, they will touch upon the role publicpartnerships
play and the challenges they present, the need for better management in the healthcare delivery
system, and how MBAs could contribute.
Moderator: Professor Alberto Ribera – IESE
Panelists: Dr Gunther Faber – CEO, The HealthStore Foundation, Franchise of CFW
Nicholas Nesbitt – CEO and Founder, KenCall Outsourcing
Steven C. Phillips – Medical Director, Global Issues and Projects,
Exxon Mobil Corporation
Dr. Alfonso Villalonga – Chairman, AMREF Spain
Panel organized by: Maria Sotomayor (IESE ’09) and Sandra Schoenes (IESE ’09)
Real Business Careers with Social Impact - Stories from the Other Side
Room: G201 (South Campus)
MBAs often find it difficult to envisage the path from a business career to one in social impact. The area of scope
is so wide and varied (including social entrepreneurship, microcredit, social investment, and CSR) that it requires
a concerted effort to find the right role. This panel will seek to explore the opportunities for MBAs in the social
impact sector and how to find these career options. The panel will explore how this decision is made and what key
considerations should be made before embarking on a socially impactful career.
Moderator: Michael Fields – Net Impact Board Member
Panelists: Tal Dehtiar – Co-Founder and President, MBAs Without Borders
Zachary Dominitz – Head of Corporate Affairs, Cafédirect
Hugh Sinclair – Microfinance Consultant, Fern Software
Panel organized by: Elizabeth Curran (IESE ’09) assisted by Nikita Jaiswal (IESE ’10)
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Session 2 Panels – Saturday, 28 February, 10:00 – 11:30
African Entrepreneurs and Executives: Creating the Opportunity for Success
Room: Auditorium (South Campus)
Economic development is a complex issue in Africa, one for which there is no single solution. A holistic approach
to economic and social development includes engagement with large and small scale enterprise, promotion of
education and the creation of meaningful jobs. This panel brings together entrepreneurs who are playing a unique
role in building economic capacity through various approaches. Representatives of the for-profit and not-forprofit
world will share their experiences and offer their ideas on how corporations and organizations can increase
opportunities for business development in Africa.
Moderator: Professor Lluis G. Renart – IESE
Panelists: Malik Bakayoko – Operations Counsel, North, West and Central Africa,
The Coca-Cola Company
Mercedes Otaduy Guerin – Project Manager/Administrator, Kianda Foundation
Nicholas Nesbitt – CEO and Founder, KenCall Outsourcing
Noel de Villiers – Founder, Open Africa and Ashoka Fellow
Panel organized by: Lorenzo de la Mora (IESE ’09)
Beyond the Mission Statement: Tools for Achieving Social Benefits through For-Profit
Investments
Room: Q103 (North Campus)
Access to capital is a critical driver for economic growth and social development. Private equity firms are
increasing their investment in emerging markets, filling the void in which development capital was previously
unavailable. In their work, some private equity firms are deviating from the standard investment model and
seeking to promote economic and social development with their funds, rather than focusing solely on financial
returns. These firms go beyond the mission statement by taking into account the social benefits of projects. This
panel will explore the deal structure process, management of capital and measuring of performance. Join our
panel of experts to compare and contrast the standard private equity methods with for-profit social investment
methodologies.
Moderator: Professor Juan Roure – IESE
Panelists: Reuben Abraham – Executive Director, Center for Emerging Markets Solutions,
Indian School of Business
Zain Laher – Vice President, Emerging Capital Partners, Private Equity
Stewart Paperin – President, Soros Economic Development Fund
Panel organized by: Lauren Thomas (IESE ’10) and Charles Collins (IESE ’09)
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Session 2 Panels (cont'd) – Saturday, 28 February, 10:00 – 11:30
The Challenge of Microcredit: Scaling Microcredit through Innovation and Technology
Room: Q401 (North Campus)
Nobel laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus and the Grameen Bank brought to light microcredit solutions for the people
at the bottom of the pyramid. Since those early beginnings, microcredit has evolved and has been successfully
implemented in regions throughout the world. However, scaling and adapting this model to different environments
is crucial to sustain this growth. This panel will address issues beyond the traditional microcredit business model
and explore how innovative models and technology may be used to scale microcredit in developing countries.
The audience will be challenged to brainstorm solutions for more effective microfinance, lower operational costs,
and new technological applications that could be used to resolve the challenges that the microcredit sector will
encounter as it continues to grow.
Moderator: Professor Antonio Davila – IESE
Panelists: Mads Kjaer – CEO, My C4
Jacques Toureille – General Manager, Aga Khan Agency for Microfinance
Lukas Wellen – Senior Consultant, Triple Jump
Panel organized by: Carmen Balacianu (IESE ’09), assisted by Katharina Lueth (IESE ’10)
Energy and Environment Leadership Panel
Room: G301 (South Campus)
This panel brings together leaders from the energy sector to discuss the impact of the current crisis on corporate
commitment to environmental sustainability. What some view as a threat, others approach as an important
opportunity to advance sustainability. How can the industry position itself to take full advantage of the new trends
and overcome the challenges in order to continue supporting environmental sustainability?
Moderator: Professor Mike Rosenberg – IESE
Panelists: Luis Adão da Fonseca – Chief Business Development Officer, EDP Renovaveis
Todd Onderdonk – Senior Energy Advisor, Corporate Planning, ExxonMobil
Steve Parker – Managing Director of Strategic Development and Executive Director,
Ricardo Strategy Consulting
Representative of Iberdrola Renovables
Panel organized by: Vincent Gautier (IESE ’09) and Miwa Nakamoto (IESE ’10)
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Drug Donation – A Blessing or a Curse?
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Session 2 Panels (cont'd) – Saturday, 28 February, 10:00 – 11:30
Room: G302 (South Campus)
Most life-saving medications are simply unaffordable for those at the bottom of the pyramid. However, drug
donations present their own problems since it is difficult to ensure that donated drugs actually reach patients due
to lack of accountability and general inefficiencies. This panel will shed light on both traditional and innovative
approaches in making drugs accessible and affordable to the poor and how to evaluate them in terms of efficacy.
Moderator: Dr. Gunther Faber – CEO, The HealthStore Foundation, Franchise of CFW
Panelists: Brenda D. Colatrella – Executive Director, Global Health Partnerships, Merck
Joseph Saba – Co-Founder and CEO, Axios
John Sargent – Founder and CEO, BroadReach
Alexander Schulze – Manager, Novartis Foundation for Sustainable Development
Panel organized by: Maria Sotomayor (IESE ’09) and Sandra Schoenes (IESE ’09)
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Session 3 Panels – Saturday, 28 February, 12:00 – 13:30
Cleantech Venture Seminar will take place at the same time
Room: Aula Magna (North Campus)
See the Cleantech Venture Seminar inlay for further information
The Evolution of Not-For-Profits – Movement Towards Sustainability
Room: Q401 (North Campus)
There is increasing pressure on Not-For-Profits to compete for donor funds, especially in the current crisis. Donors
are expecting greater accountability, clearer reporting of outcomes and greater impact with fewer funds. This panel
will explore how these organizations are using business strategies to make themselves more sustainable.
Moderator: Mark Albion – Founder, Making a Life
Panelists: Head of Unit, Relations with Civil Society and Non State Actors,
EuropeAid, European Union
Gib Bulloch – Co-Founder and Executive Director,
Accenture Development Partnerships
Panel organized by: Claudia Borasino (IESE ’10) and Elizabeth Curran (IESE '09)
Involving Developing Countries in Climate Change Mitigation: the Clean Development
Mechanism (CDM)
Room: G301 (South Campus)
The Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) has been added to the Kyoto Protocol in order to engage developing
countries in the global effort against climate change. This mechanism encourages technology transfers and
investments from richer countries to developing ones through a market system. This panel will explore the role
companies such as One Carbon, Essent Trading and The Gold Standard Foundation play in light of the post-Kyoto
negotiations and global commitment to reduce carbon output. Join our panelists for an in-depth analysis of the
current challenges and future opportunities for the Clean Development Mechanism and carbon market.
Moderator: Professor Christian Seelos – IESE
Panelists: Jan-Willem Bode – CEO, One Carbon
Nyame de Groot – VP Emissions, Essent Trading
Jasmine Hyman – Marketing Director, The Gold Standard Foundation
Panel organized by: Vincent Gautier (IESE ’09), assisted by Prisque Lemblé (IESE ’09)
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Session 3 Panels (cont'd) – Saturday, 28 February, 12:00 – 13:30
Micro Health Insurance – Healthcare for $1.75 a Year? Is There a Business?
Room: G302 (South Campus)
In the finance sector, microcredit has proved to be a sustainable business model that can enable the poor to
lift themselves from poverty. Innovative social entrepreneurs are now exploring if Micro Health Insurance is
the answer to the global health crisis. Can the microcredit model be adapted to provide affordable healthcare
coverage for people at the bottom of the pyramid? What would be the right structure and pricing for a sustainable
Micro Health Insurance model? Join us for a lively discussion on innovative models, key success factors, and
different approaches to sustainability in the healthcare sector.
Moderator: Professor Johanna Mair – IESE
Panelists: Jagi Gakunju – CEO, AAR
Mathew Jowett – Senior Health Financing Specialist, World Health Organization
Shadab Mahmud – Project Leader, Grameen Health Initiative
Onno Schellekens – Managing Director, PharmAccess Foundation and Founder,
Health Insurance Fund
Panel organized by: Maria Sotomayor (IESE ’09) and Sandra Schoenes (IESE ’09)
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Session 4 Panels – Saturday, 28 February, 16:00 – 17:30
Social Entrepreneurs - Redefining the Role of Business in Society
Room: Auditorium (South Campus)
A new generation of entrepreneurs are currently challenging norms. The enterprises that they create are not only
generating sustainable financial returns but adding value to society across multiple levels. This panel will introduce
you to four social entrepreneurs that have employed innovative business models. These entrepreneurs will share
their key lessons on how to start a social enterprise as well as advise on whether to create a Not-for-Profit, forprofit,
or hybrid organization and ultimately how to survive in the current economic downturn.
Moderator: Charmian Love – COO of Volans
Panelists: Jessica Jackley Flannery – Co-founder, Kiva.org
Lily Lapenna – Founder, MyBnk.org
Aaron Pereira – Founder, Vartana
Kyle Zimmer – President and Co-Founder, First Book
Panel organized by: Astrid Sandoval (IESE ’09)
The Story Behind the Cleantech Boom
Room: Q103 (North Campus)
Clean Technology has experienced a massive influx of interest from investors, entrepreneurs and the wider public.
Despite this, it has still not been clearly defined. This panel will discuss what constitutes Cleantech today and
show how this category of business has grown to encompass many industries. Panelists will offer insight into their
expectations of technologies and industries driving the future of Cleantech.
Moderator: Professor Juan Roure – IESE
Panelists: See update pages in conference pack for details
Panel organized by: Jacob Pessah (IESE ’09)
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Session 4 Panels (cont'd) – Saturday, 28 February, 16:00 – 17:30
Making the Business Case for Community Investing
Room: Q401 (North Campus)
In the past, a company’s greatest service to its community may have been simply providing jobs and products or
services. Consumers, clients and employees are now demanding more, looking to corporations to provide value
and engagement in the communities in which they operate. On this panel, three professionals from very different
industries and backgrounds discuss their organization’s models and motivations for investing in the people and
places around them. Panelists will cover how they choose where to invest, how community investing fits into
growth, the hazards and the unexpected benefits of community involvement.
Moderator: Mark Albion – Founder and Author, Making a Life
Panelists: Shainoor Khoja – Director Corporate Affairs, Roshan (Telecom Development
Company Afghanistan Ltd)
Jan Levy – CEO and Founder, Three Hands
Ralph Schonenbach – CEO, The Trestle Group
Panel organized by: Elizabeth Curran (IESE ’09), assisted by Asif Shariff (IESE ’09)
Renewable Energy: How is the Industry Faring the Global Recession?
Room: G301 (South Campus)
The global recession has had a severe impact on most sectors of the global economy, including the renewable
energy industry. Power generation companies embarking on large scale projects are demanding intensive capital
investments at a time when lending is limited. In such a period of uncertainty, is the renewable energy industry
in turbulent waters or in safe territory? This panel aims to deliver a comprehensive view on how the renewable
energy industry is coping with the global recession and attempts to provide insight on what challenges and
opportunities may lay ahead.
Moderator: Professor Mike Rosenberg – IESE
Panelists: Jordi Dolader – President, Mercados EMI
Charles Donovan – Head of Structuring, BP Alternative Energy
William Hargett – Director, Solar Projects, BG Capital
Panel organized by: Vincent Gautier (IESE ’09), assisted by Miwa Nakamoto (IESE ’10)
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Session 4 Panels (cont'd) – Saturday, 28 February, 16:00 – 17:30
Healthcare Improvement Leadership Panel
Room: G302 (South Campus)
Millennium Development Goals include three health-related goals: reduce child mortality; improve maternal
health; and, combat HIV/AIDS, Malaria and other diseases. In order to achieve these goals, the involvement of
all major stakeholders in the healthcare sector is necessary. The Global Fund, the World Health Organization, the
Millennium Villages Project, and Sanofi Aventis amongst others have launched major initiatives designed to meet
these goals but there is still a long way to go. Panelists will share their ideas on how different players in the sector
can work most effectively and how business can make a significant contribution towards this effort..
Moderator: Professor Magda Rosenmöller – IESE
Panelists: Robert Filipp – Head of Innovative Finance, Global Fund to Fight AIDS,
Tuberculosis and Malaria
Antoni Gelonch – Senior Projects Director, Sustainability, Sanofi Aventis
Dr. Unni Karunakara – Deputy Director of Health, Millennium Villages Project
Joseph Kutzin – Regional Advisor, Health Systems Financing Head,
World Health Organization (WHO)
Panel organized by: Maria Sotomayor (IESE ’09), and Sandra Schoenes (IESE ’09)
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Cleantech Venture Seminar
Saturday, 28 February, 12:00 - 13:30
Room: Aula Magna (North Campus)
The IESE Cleantech Venture Seminar is an annual deal-flow event with select early-stage Cleantech
entrepreneurs and Europe’s finest Cleantech venture capital firms. The seminar takes place on the second day of
the Doing Good and Doing Well conference and it is open to registered attendees of the conference.
The objective of the conference is two-fold. Firstly, it is to provide a venue for promising Cleantech entrepreneurs
to network with and pitch for funding in front of interested venture capital firms. Geographically, our entrepreneurial
focus is on the Iberian Peninsula and it is limited to carefully screened early-stage Cleantech firms.
Secondly, we aim to introduce Doing Good and Doing Well conference attendees to some of the latest trends
in Cleantech and to the methodologies venture capitalists use in the Cleantech space to evaluate potential
investments.
• During the seminar, select Cleantech entrepreneurs pitch for funding in a short presentation followed
by a Q&A from participating venture capitalists
• This year’s participating venture capital firms include some of the finest in European Cleantech,
including: Aloe Group, BASF Venture Capital, DeMeter Partners, Sofinnova Partners SI Capital and
Wellington Partners
• Some of the latest technologies and companies being showcased include: solar powered motorcycles,
new models for energy efficiency, a 100% vegetable alternative to biodiesel, marine turbine
technology, and organic treatment mechanisms for residual water
Please refer to the inlay for the complete list of participating firms and technologies. We hope you will find this
seminar to be a valuable and thought-provoking event.
Organized by: Jacob Pessah (IESE '09), Ramon Olivas (Yale '09), Aron Kuehnemann (IESE '10)
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Friday 27, February, 18:00 - 19:30
Room: Q100 (North Campus - Outside Aula Magna)
Career Forum / Trade Fair
Through the Career Forum, the DGDW conference gives the opportunity to those interested in developing a career in a
range of areas related to responsible business to meet companies and organizations who are actively looking or have at
some time hired MBA students. Organizations cover a broad range of areas including renewable energy, social investment,
social entrepreneurship, microfinance, development, sustainability, consulting and CSR to name a few.
This year we have also introduced a new initiative, the Trade Fair, to allow all participants to learn more about select
organizations participating in the conference. The Trade Fair offers a great opportunity for participants to learn about an
organization and for them to showcase the organization and distribute materials, for example a sustainability report, critical
findings etc while creating a two-way network in the industry. It will run at the same time as the Career Forum.
There will be three types of companies:
1. Companies that are hiring MBAs or business professionals for full time positions after 1 May, 2009.
2. Companies that are hiring MBAs for 2009 summer internship from June to September.
3. Companies that do not have MBA or business professional positions currently available but have hired
business profiles in the past and might be considering hiring another at an unspecified time in the future.
Some examples of companies that are attending the Career Forum include:
Accenture
Adopt A Business
Ashoka
Dalberg
Endeavor
ExxonMobil
FSG Social Impact Advisors
GAIN
Global Play
Grameen Health
Grassroots Development Fund
Hanns R. Neuman Stiftung
Hugh Sinclair
IFC
Katten Elljay Limited
KPMG
MBAs Without Borders
Save the Children
Technoserve
The Charity Bank
The William J. Clinton Foundation
Telecom Development Company Afghanistan (Roshan)
Each company will be assigned an individual stand and students will be free to visit the companies/organizations of their
choice.
You will find additional information on the Career Forum/Trade Fair in your conference pack.
Organized by: Anne Agnew (IESE ’09), Rosie Innes (IESE Career Services) & Maria Eugenia Prados (IESE ’09)
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Speaker Biographies (Listed Alphabetically)
Reuben Abraham - Executive Director, Center for Emerging Markets Solutions at the Indian School of Business
Reuben is a professor and Executive Director of the Center for Emerging Markets Solutions at the
Indian School of Business (ISB) in Hyderabad. He serves on the global board of directors of the Soros
Economic Development Fund (SEDF), which aims to catalyze growth in emerging markets. Under the
aegis of SEDF, he has helped set up a unique India-focused SME early stage fund with Google and
Omidyar Network as co-investors, which he is a senior adviser to. He serves as an adviser to several
companies, including a financial services company; a large real estate company; and three start-up
companies. A TED Global Fellow in 2007, he now serves on the TED Fellows selection committee,
and is a member of the Clinton Global Initiative. Before ISB, he did his M.A., M.Phil and Ph.D. from
Columbia University in New York. During his time at Columbia, he was an Associate Fellow in Global
Economics at the Council on Foreign Relations, and also a Fellow at the Public Policy Consortium. He
was a Sloan Foundation/CITI Telecommunications Fellow in 2000.
Luis Adao da Fonseca - Chief Business Development Officer, EDP Renovaveis
Mr. Adao da Fonseca is a member of Management and is the Chief Business Development Officer
of EDP Renovaveis. In 1998 Mr. da Fonseca held the position of assistant lecturer in Economics and
Business Sciences School and in the Human Sciences School of Universidade Católica Portuguesa,
(this doesn’t make sense, rephrase) until leaving later the same year to become a consultant for
McKinsey & Company. Mr. da Fonseca left McKinsey & Company in July 2000 to enter into a Master
in Business Administration degree program at INSEAD, which he completed with distinction in 2001.
He then assumed the role of management for renewable energy development projects with the EDP
Group development division. Mr. da Fonseca was appointed as Chief Financial Officer of NEO in 2005,
a position he held until transitioning to Chief Development Officer of NEO in 2007. As chief development
officer, Mr. da Fonseca is responsible for new business initiatives and international markets. In 2007
Mr. da Fonseca served on the executive committee of ENEOP II, S.A. Mr. da Fonseca holds a Master’s
Degree in Economics from the Universidade Católica Portuguesa, a Master of Business Administration
from INSEAD, as well as a postgraduate degree in leading change and organizational renewal from the
Stanford Graduate School of Business.
Malik Bakayoko - Operations Counsel, North, West and Central Africa, The Coca-Cola Company
Bruno Berthon - Global Lead, Sustainability Practice, Accenture
Malik Bakayoko is a native Ivorian with international education and work experience in financial
institutions and multinational manufacturing companies. He also worked for the public sector in Ivory
Coast by participating in the review of the Mining Industry Environmental Impact Act and has been
involved in two major university studies on the review of the Ivorian Labor Code and the updating of the
private sectors bylaws following the adoption of the OHADA Uniform Acts harmonising the commercial
regulation in 16 French speaking countries in West Africa. Malik Bakayoko taught at the Inter-African
School of Insurance and Banking from 2001 to 2003. Currently he is Legal Counsel of Coca-Cola North,
West and Central Africa Business Units, co founder of a micro-credit institution in Ivory Coast and owner
of Versud School, a family business in Ivory Coast. His fields of interest include the development of
African entrepreneurs and alternative sources of funds on the African Continent.
Bruno Berthon is the Accenture Global Sustainability Practice Lead, based in Paris. He has worked
with the top management of multinationals across several industries, including consumer goods,
retail, telecommunications and media on their transformation agenda. Over the last 14 years, he has
specialized in helping organizations address the challenges of globalization, large-scale operating model
change and innovation. As the global lead of the sustainability practice, Mr. Berthon’s expertise lies in
helping multinational clients evaluate business opportunities related to climate change and sustainability
challenges across sectors. He was previously Accenture’s Strategy Practice Lead for the Gallia region
(Belgium, France, Luxembourg and the Netherlands) and also led Accenture’s Business Launch Center
focusing on Internet-related activities.
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Alessio Beverina - Principal, Sofinnova Partners
Jan-Willem Bode - CEO, One Carbon
Alessio Beverina is a Principal in charge of investments in the energy related sectors, focusing in the
semiconductor, components, materials and systems for storage, creation, metering. Alessio started
as an analyst with Sofinnova Partners in April 2005. He began his career in 1997 as a researcher at
LETI, one of the most important European Labs in the research field applied to electronics. From 2000
to 2003, he worked in the central R&D group for STMicroelectronics, in charge of advanced CMOS
technologies. Alessio holds 5 patents and has published several publications.
He graduated from Politecnico di Milano, in chemical engineering, with a specialisation in chemistry and
physics of solid materials, and with an MBA from the Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Paris (ESCP-
EAP).
Aristotelis Bouratsis - Head of Unit, Relations with Civil Society and Non State Actors, EuropeAid, European Union
Head of Unit, Relations with Civil Society and Non State Actors, EuropeAid Mr. Bouratsis joined the
EuropeAid Co- operation Office in 2001 when he was appointed Head of Unit “Co-financing with NGOs”,
horizontal operations and link between Relief, Rehabilitation and Development”. Since March 2005, he
has served as Head of Unit: Relations with civil society and non state actors” in unit F.5. Previously he
worked with the European Commission in various positions for 19 years. He holds a PhD in “Economy
and Enterprises Management” from University Montpellier, France.
Jan Willem Bode is the Managing Director of OneCarbon and is based in the Barcelona office in Spain.
He was previously the Managing Director of the International Corporate Carbon Solutions Group within
Ecofys and the Managing Director of Ecofys Spain and Ecofys UK. He has been involved in policy
studies, project development and strategic consultancy in the areas of Emissions Trading and the Kyoto
Mechanisms, since 1995. He has been responsible for a large number of carbon management projects,
with various blue-chip companies. Jan Willem Bode is a member of both the Gold Standard Technical
Advisory Committee as well as the Voluntary Carbon Standard steering Committee. His professional
career started with a technology assessment of the carbon abatement potential of specific industrial
technologies in the EU, and the evaluation of national and international policies and measures in the
areas of climate change, energy efficiency and renewable energy. After joining Ecofys NL, he was
responsible for the Ecofys activities in the area of Emissions Trading and the Kyoto Mechanisms.
Gib Bulloch - Co-Founder and Executive Director, Accenture Development Partnerships (ADP)
Gib is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Accenture Development Partnerships (ADP), a ringfenced
not-for-profit consulting group within Accenture, whose clients include many of the major
international NGOs and development agencies. ADP's main focus is bringing affordable business and
technology expertise to the international development sector and promoting private sector engagement
in sustainable development. In his role as Executive Director of ADP, Gib travels and works extensively
in developing countries and is a regular speaker on the role of business in development, corporate
social entrepreneurship and cross-sectoral partnerships.
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Brenda D. Colatrella - Executive Director, Global Health Partnerships, Merck
Jordi Costa - Business Angel, BA100K
Speaker Biographies (Listed Alphabetically)
Ms. Colatrella is Executive Director, Global Health Partnerships, within the Office of Corporate
Responsibility at Merck & Co., Inc., responsible for key global health and access partnerships and
Merck's relationships with a wide range of stakeholders in the global health arena. Prior to assuming
this position, Ms. Colatrella was the Executive Director, HIV Policy and External Affairs for the Europe,
Middle East, Africa, Canada region, with a primary focus on driving Merck and industry initiatives to
improve access to HIV/AIDS care and treatment in the developing world. From 2003 until April 2006,
Ms. Colatrella served as Senior Director, Office of Contributions and Senior Vice-President of The Merck
Company Foundation. Ms. Colatrella received her B.A. from Muhlenberg College, summa cum laude,
Phi Beta Kappa, and her M.B.A. from New York University's Stern School of Business where she was
the recipient of the Dean's Award. For seven years (1997 through 2003), two of which as Chairperson,
Ms. Colatrella has served on the Partnership for Quality Medical Donations (PQMD), a coalition of
pharmaceutical companies and private voluntary organizations dedicated to raising the standards for
product donations globally.
Jordi Costa has extensive public company experience as a former Executive (VP Finance Europe)
of United Tecnologies Automotive and Lear. During his involvement with the company, sales soared
from 20 M € to 450 M € in 20 years. Jordi is also involved in Private Equity. He has invested in two
companies, namely Roni (Chile), and Emedicalfiles (USA), with a focus on nutrition and health, as
well as in the following companies: TecnoArtes (Spain), Picvisa (Spain), CMV (Spain) focusing on
sustainable development, more precisely in Renewable Energy and Power Generation, Recycling and
Reduction of Resource Consumption. Finally, he has also invested in Rioja Winery, L.A. Independent
Producer, and Real Estate. Jordi has lived in 7 countries (Spain, US, Portugal, Germany, France,
Sweden, Monaco), and has traveled to more than 50 countries. He is fluent in English, French, Catalan
and Spanish, and has a good command of Portuguese and Italian. He also studied Japanese and
Russian. Jordi Costa studied Business Administration at ESADE Business School in Barcelona (Spain)
and holds a Master Degrees in International Management obtained at Thunderbird, AZ (USA).
Antonio Dávila – Professor of Entrepreneurship, IESE Business School
Wouter Deelder - Project Manager, Dalberg
Antonio Dávila is director of IESE's Ph.D. program and professor of entrepreneurship and accounting
and control. He has held teaching and assistantship positions at the Universities of Stanford and
Harvard. Prof. Dávila earned his Ph.D. from Harvard Business School and his MBA from IESE. His
teaching and research interests focus on management systems in entrepreneurial firms, new product
development and innovation management and performance measurement. In 2005, he was awarded
IESE's Research Excellency Award. He was also the winner of the Ramón y Cajal Scholarship awarded
by the Spanish government (2004). Other prizes and awards he received include the Accounting
Research Paper Award Carlos Cubillo Valverde (2003), the Management Accounting Section of the
American Accounting Association Best Dissertation Runner-Up Award (1999) and the McKinsey Best
Paper Award from the Strategic Management Society (1998). Prof. Dávila is co-author of Making
Innovation Work: How to Manage It, Measure It, and Profit from It (2006) and Performance Measurement
and Management Control Systems to Implement Strategy (2000) and has edited a third book, The
Creative Enterprise (2007). He has also contributed several book chapters and published various
research articles in academic journals including The Accounting Review, Accounting Organizations and
Society, Journal of Accounting and Economics, Research Policy, and Harvard Business Review.
Since joining the firm in 2005, Wouter has built up extensive experience in the areas of global health,
institutional reform and social investment. Most recently Wouter managed Dalberg’s support to the
Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria’s implementation work of the Affordable Medicines
Facility – malaria (AMFm), an innovative financing initiative to lower the price of anti-malarial medicines.
Wouter also worked with GAVI on their procurement strategy, designed an innovative financing
mechanism to fund R&D towards neglected diseases and he has been engaged in managerial reform
projects for the WHO, UNEP, UN Habitat and the UN Secretariat. Prior to Dalberg, Wouter worked
as a strategy consultant for Bain & Company in Europe and the US, advising leading companies on
strategy and organization. Wouter holds a Master’s degree in Management from the London School of
Economics as well as Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Business Economics from Erasmus University
Rotterdam.
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Tal Dehtiar - Co-Founder and President, MBAs Without Borders
Jordi Dolader – President, Mercados EMI
Tal Dehtiar, a proud Canadian, is the Co-Founder and President of MBAs Without Borders. He received
his MBA from DeGroote School of Business at McMaster University and has a BA from the University
of Western Ontario. Tal has a diverse background which includes previous work in the Healthcare and
Mining industry in Canada. He has worked on a number of international projects prior to starting MBAs
Without Borders, including launching an agri-business to support rural communities in Belize, creating a
small-scale volunteer program in Costa Rica and starting-up and producing a radio show in Singapore.
Tal has traveled, worked, studied or lived in over 50 countries and speaks English, Russian, Hebrew and
Spanish. He is a recipient of the 2004 Ontario Global Trader Award, 2005 Arch Award, was nominated
for the 2005 YMCA Peace Award and Canada's Top 40 Under 40 in 2005 and 2006. Tal was named one
of the Youth Action Fellows for 2007 and a Semi-Finalist for Echoing Green in 2008.
Jordi Dolader is an expert on energy policy and regulation, with extensive experience in Latin America
and Europe. From April 1999 to 2005, he was Commissioner at the National Energy Commission, Spain
(CNE). From 1998 to 1999), he was Director of Distribution and Commercialization of the Spanish
National Electricity Commission (CNSE); from 1992 to 1998 he was Vice President of the power utility
Edenor in Buenos Aires (Argentina); from 1996 to 1998, he was Director of the Dock Sud Thermal
Power Plant in Buenos Aires. He worked previously in the company Enher (Spain) as manager of
planning and electricity demand forecasting department (1973-1992). He started his professional career
in the utility Fecsa (Spain). From 2000 to 2005 he cooperated with the European Commission, through
CEER and ERGEG, in the construction of the internal energy market.
Zachary Dominitz - Head of Corporate Affairs, Cafédirect
Zachary Dominitz joined Cafédirect in July of 2007 as Head of the Corporate Affairs Department. He is
a strategy and communications expert, with extensive experience in consumer goods, the environment,
and social enterprise. He’s helped organisations such as UnLtd and Belu Water and worked for
companies including Sony, Columbia Records, Nokia, and British Telecom. He was a member of the
Media Affairs Department at the White House during President Clinton’s first term, and spent five years
prior to that as a journalist. He has a Masters in Business Administration
from London Business School.
Charles Donovan – Head of Structuring and Valuation, BP
Charles Donovan is the Head of Structuring and Valuation for BP’s global thermal power activities.
Previous to his current role, Charles was part of the strategy team that launched BP Alternative Energy
in November 2005. Alternative Energy combines BP’s worldwide activities in solar photovoltaics, wind
energy, biofuels, advanced thermal power, and technology venturing. Charles began work on climate
change and energy issues as an Energy Policy Analyst with the US Environmental Protection Agency in
Washington, DC. He subsequently worked for the Enron Corporation in its London and Houston offices
where he was responsible for project financing and investment risk analysis. He also spent several
years in private sector consulting where he advised national governments and multinational energy
companies in Europe on the impacts of climate policy on investment in power generation and primary
energy sectors. Charles holds a bachelor degree from the University of Washington and graduated with
honors from The Owen Graduate School of Business at Vanderbilt University. His MBA work included a
concentration in corporate finance. He is currently undertaking a Doctorate of Business Administration
at Instituto de Empresa (IE Business School) in Madrid.
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Andy Eggleston - Managing Partner, Eggleston Partners
With more than 30 years business experience both as a general manager and a consultant, Andy
runs his own firm, Eggleston Partners. He advises management teams on performance improvement,
strategy, marketing, customer and channel issues. His special interest is new technologies, with
particular emphasis on the environment. Prior to forming Eggleston Partners, Mr. Eggleston worked
for the last twenty years in the automotive industry. His roles include President of R. L. Polk Europe
and Vice-President of Marketing for Ford of Europe. He was hired into that role after six years with A.
T. Kearney where he was Head of the Automotive Practice in the London office. Prior to that he was
a Director of FMM Group Ltd (now part of DHL), based in Paris, from where he ran the European
operations supplying fleet management, leasing and logistics services to corporates and automotive
OEM’s. Latterly he was the Project Director for the award-winning ENV hydrogen-powered motorcycle.
He has worked in North America, Europe, Scandinavia, the Middle East and the Far East. Mr. Eggleston
was Chair of the UK Government's Broadband Competition and Co-operation task group, and a member
of the Confederation of British Industry's e-commerce committee. He has appeared frequently on BBC
radio and television, CNN, Sky News, Reuters TV and Discovery channel as a subject matter expert
on the automotive sector. Mr. Eggleston holds a Master’s degree in Modern Languages and Linguistics
from the University of Oxford, and an MBA from Cranfield Management School. He speaks fluent French
and Spanish, and has a working knowledge of German (which he is actively improving).
Stéphanie Engels, PhD - Account Manager Sustainability Services, SAM
Michael C. Fields – Board Member, Net Impact
Stéphanie Engels is Account Manager in the SAM Sustainability Services team, a business unit created
to answer the needs of companies requesting information and know-how about sustainability issues.
She joined SAM in 2007. Stéphanie Engels studied environmental science at the Swiss Federal Institute
of Technology (ETH) in Zurich. She conducted her PhD on “determinants of environmental innovations in
the food and beverage industry” at the Center for Comparative and International Studies (ETH Zurich),
Chair for International Political Economy, under the supervision of Prof. Thomas Bernauer. Additionally
she was a visiting researcher at the Laboratory for Energy and the Environment at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology (MIT).
Michael C. Fields currently holds a Sr. leadership position with a major International Consulting Firm.
Mr. Fields has the responsibility of actively supporting firm-wide pro bono engagements in the United
States and International communities. Past and current client engagements include: The Smithsonian,
Special Olympics International, Children’s Hospital Washington DC, Evidence Dance Company,
Chance To Shine Cricket Foundation London, Youth Orchestra’s of the America’s, and the MTV Europe
Foundation. Mr. Fields has experience in developing and implementing high profile CSR projects with
domestic and international non-profit organizations as well as wide experiences on nonprofit boards
and as a volunteer leader, advocate, and public speaker. Mr. Fields holds a Master of Science degree,
Applied Behavioral Science with a Concentration in Organization Development from Johns Hopkins
University, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Commerce with a Concentration in Marketing and
Human Resource Management from The University of Virginia.
Robert Filipp - Head of Innovative Finance, The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria
Robert Filipp brings a wealth of experience in development finance and private banking to the Global
Fund. Robert began his professional career at the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
when at the age of 24 he became a Regional Coordinator for the Global Environment Facility at UNDP
in New York. Following a stint at The World Bank in Washington, D.C., he joined a private equity firm
and eventually founded his own venture capital firm, Pimacom S.A. with investments in India and other
emerging economies.In 2005, intrigued by the model of the Global Fund and the potential to create
synergies between traditional donor financing and new approaches to aid, Robert joined the Global
Fund as an advisor on innovative financing and subsequently became Head of Innovative Financing.
During his tenure at the Global Fund, the Debt2Health initiative has been launched, which increases
domestic investments in health from debt conversions. Robert Filipp has been educated in Law,
Economics and International Relations at Bonn University, Harvard University, the Fletcher School of
Law and Diplomacy and at The American University in Washington D.C. and Cairo. Besides his native
German, he speaks English, French, Hindi, Polish, Russian as well as a little Arabic and Spanish.
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Yvette Go - Associate, SET Venture Partners
Sam Gray - Principal, Apposite Capital
Yvette is Associate at SET Venture Partners, powered by Chrysalix and Robeco, B.V. (SETVP), a clean
energy VC with € 50 mln committed capital. Her focus is on companies in biofuels, biomass, waste-toenergy,
hydrogen and fuel cells. Before joining SETVP, Yvette worked at DSM as the global Product
Portfolio Manager for the company’s Powder Coating Resins Business Unit. She has worked in the
chemical industry, at DSM and Shell International Chemicals, for 10 years, during which she held posts
in Sales & Marketing, Purchasing and Product Development. Yvette holds Masters degrees in Business
Administration (IESE’s Global Executive program) and Chemical Engineering (Delft University of
Technology, the Netherlands).
Sam joined Apposite Capital as a specialist healthcare venture capital and private equity investor in
July 2007. Sam has been involved in deal-making in the healthcare sector since 2000 when he joined
Deutsche Bank's European mergers and acquisitions practice. At Deutsche Bank, he worked with a
number of multinational corporate and private equity clients on divestitures and acquisitions, including
public takeovers and leveraged buy-outs. Following this, Sam joined the Business Development team
at the Belgian pharmaceutical company, UCB, working on global product licensing and M&A, including
UCB's $2.7bn acquisition of the UK public biotech company, Celltech, as well as a number of inlicensing
deals and divestitures. Sam has a first degree in Natural Sciences and a master's degree in
Chemistry from Cambridge University, as well as an MBA from Harvard Business School.
Antoni Gelonch – Senior Projects Director, Sustainability, Sanofi Aventis
Mathieu Goudot - Aloe Group
Antoni Gelonch-Viladegut obtained his Degrees in Pharmacy and in Laws at the University
of Barcelona. Also, he obtained another dDegree in Enterprises Direction at IESE of The University of
Navarra. His first job was in a hospital as a pharmacist. He thent, and then had worked for ten years in
the Public Administration (Education and Health Departments) of the Catalan Government.
After 1997 he worked in the Pharmacy industry sector, first as External Relations Manager in MSD,
second as Institutional Relationships Director in Ssanofi-Ssynthélabo Spain and finally as CSR
Director in Ssanofi-Aaventis Spain. At present, just now, he is a Senior Project Director, Sustainable
Development at Ssanofi-Aaventis Group level in Paris and, in addition, he assumes as well as holding
for interim the position of interim Sustainable Development Director. He is also a member of a large
number of Councils and Foundation Boards of some Foundations, in the fields of Health Sciences and
Arts Promotion.
Mathieu Goudot is based in the Paris office and is responsible for conducting due diligence, analytical
analysis and market research on investment opportunities. Mathieu is a graduate from Insitute d'Etudes
Politiques de Paris with a specialization in finance. He is also a graduate of the Ecole Normale
Superieure de Cachan with a major in mechanics and technology. Mathieu previously held a variety of
internships at Goldman Sachs and Paris Orleans (the Private Equity investments holding of Rothschild
Bank) where he has been involved in the review and evaluation of incoming business proposals. He
dedicates some of his time to two think tanks: one on the "service economy" and the other on natural
resources supply.
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Nyame de Groot - VP Emissions, Essent Trading
In 2004, Nyame foresaw the importance and value of future emissions trading, and took initiatives to get
Essent Trading in on the ground floor of this new market. He developed the business plan, and since
then has played a key role in managing the emissions desk. Under his guidance, Essent Trading enjoys
a leading role in the market with many "first time ever" deals (first international spot deal, first exchange
traded CER, first registered Gold Standard Project in China). The emissions desk is not only profitable
but has led to the development of a new core competence within the company. Before joining Essent
Trading in 2000, Nyame worked as a market maker on the European Option Exchange, the predecessor
to AEX/Euronext. As a market maker he ran proprietary books in both stocks and options. Nyame
holds a Masters degree in Business Economics from the Erasmus University of Rotterdam, and has
completed post-graduate studies leading to a qualification as a Certified Financial Analyst.
William Hargett - COO/Director of Commercial Development with BG-Capital
Bill Hargett is COO/Director of Commercial Development with BG-Capital, a solar energy development
company based in Barcelona. BG-Capital develops and arranges financing for large-scale ground
-mounted and rooftop solar installations and recently closed 5.1MW of ground-mounted projects in July
of this year. Bill graduated from IESE Business school in May 2006. Prior to BG-Capital, he worked
primarily in the microfinance sector in New York, assisting in the training and development of small
banking networks in Latin America and other developing economies and has led consulting projects with
USAID in Serbia.
Jasmine Hyman - Director of Programs and Partnerships, The Gold Standard Foundation
Jessica Jackley Flannery – Co-Founder, Kiva.org
Jasmine Hyman works on strategic relations and programmes for the Gold Standard Foundation. She
also oversees Gold Standard initiatives to boost demand for quality carbon offsets in Europe and the
U.S. From 2001-2005, Jasmine worked on climate and sustainable agriculture issues at the Food and
Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. She was the head writer and correspondent for the
International Year of Rice in 2004, where she wrote speeches for the Food and Agriculture Director
General and varying representatives to ASEAN. Jasmine began her study of greenhouse gas emission
markets in earnest while doing a Masters of Science at the London School of Economics in Environment
and Development in 2005. She earned an honors B.A in Urban Studies at Columbia University in 2001.
There, she received academic distinction for her thesis, "Recipe for a Green State" which examined the
economic, social, and historic influences upon state-level environmental policies.
Jessica Jackley Flannery is a co-founder of Kiva.org, the world's first peer-to-peer online microlending
website. Kiva lets internet users lend as little as $25 to specific developing world entrepreneurs,
providing affordable capital to help them start or expand a small business. Kiva has been one of the
fastest-growing social benefit websites in history, connecting hundreds of thousands of people through
lending across over 120 countries. Jessica first saw the power and beauty of microfinance while working
in rural Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda with Village Enterprise Fund and Project Baobab on impact
evaluation and program development. Jessica is sector-agnostic about social change, and has worked
for public, nonprofit, and private organizations including the Stanford Center for Social Innovation,
Amazon.com, Potentia Media, the International Foundation, World Vision, and others. Jessica’s work
with Kiva has been featured in a wide array of media and press including Oprah, the Today Show,
CNN, BBC, NBC, ABC, PBS, NPR, the WSJ, NYTimes, the Economist, and more. Jessica speaks
widely on microfinance and social entrepreneurship, and serves as a director on several boards related
to microenterprise development, including Opportunity International. Jessica holds an MBA from the
Stanford Graduate School of Business with Certificates in Global Management and Public Management,
and a BA in Philosophy and Political Science from Bucknell University. Jessica is a trained yoga
instructor, avid surfer, and poet.
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Matthew Jowett - Senior Health Financing Advisor, World Health Organisation
Matthew Jowett is Senior Health Financing Advisor with WHO Europe, and worked as a researcher
and advisor on public policy for over ten years, specialising in health financing issues in low and middle
income countries. For four years in the Philippines, Matthew worked on the development of partnerships
between microfinance institutions and the government health insurance company, to extend coverage to
informal economy workers.
Dr. Unni Karunakara - Deputy Director of Health, Millennium Villages Project
Dr. Unni Karunakara is the Deputy Director of Health at the Earth Institute at Columbia University for
the Millennium Villages Project and is an Assistant Professor in the Heilbrunn Department of Population
and Family Health at Columbia's Mailman School of Public Health. Between 1995 and 2007, Dr.
Karunakara worked for Médecins Sans Frontieres (MSF). He was until recently the medical director for
MSF's Access to Essential Medicines Campaign, where he worked to improve access to treatment and
diagnosis in resource-poor settings and advocated for more R&D in neglected tropical diseases. Prior
to this he was based in MSF's Amsterdam office where he worked in the medical department for several
years. In this role, he advised numerous programs in Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America, and
was a member of MSF's international working group on neglected diseases. He also managed MSF
responses to outbreaks of viral hemorrhagic fevers. Dr. Karunakara has a great deal of experience
working in international health. He has worked in Angola, Azerbaijan, Brazil, Colombia, Congo, El
Salvador, Ethiopia, India, Kenya, Iraq, Mali, Nigeria, South Africa, Sudan, Uganda, and Zimbabwe. He
has a master’s degree in International Health from Yale and a doctorate in Population Dynamics from
Johns Hopkins, with a focus on forced migration, was a visiting fellow at the Refugee Studies Center
of the University of Oxford, and completed his medical degree at Kasturba Medical College, India. Dr.
Karunakara is currently a member of MSF's board of directors in the United States.
Shainoor Khoja - Director Corporate Affairs, Roshan (Telecom Development Company Afghanistan Ltd)
Mads Kjaer - Founder and CEO, MYC4
Shainoor Khoja has a BSc in Physiotherapy, an MBA in Health Management, a basic background in Law
and several Postgraduate qualifications in Corporate Social Responsibility. Shainoor has successfully
operated projects and businesses in four different continents working within diverse cultures, in
challenging environments and in multiple languages. For the last four years she has focused on the
mobile technology sector setting up a new division within the mobile technology industry in corporate
social responsibility from start up to project delivery and operation. The project manages a budget of
over $2 Million USD and integrates social development mobile technology projects such as mobile
money, village phone models and bottom of the pyramid business strategies. Shainoor continues
to develop the programs by researching and creating innovative uses of technology for business
expansion and societal benefit in areas such as Telemedicine, transfer of educational content through
mobile phones, training programs to build in-country human capacity. She has expanded the program
to promote of strategic tri-sector partnerships, manage partner relationships and direct PR and media
efforts. Shainoor is also working with academic institutions such as Harvard and Berkeley’s Haas
Business School MBA students assisting their understanding of business in emerging markets. Most
recently she also advises start-up companies in insurance, financial services and healthcare within
Central Asia and the GCC.
Mads started the creation of MYC4 in 2005 together with Tim Vang, founding the company in 2006.
MYC4 is a web 2.0 marketplace and a tool for people to end poverty through business. Prior to this,
Mads worked for Kjaer Group A/S since 1984, the last 20 years as CEO and from August 2006 on as
Chairman. Mads has 25 years of market experience from emerging countries and lived in Zimbabwe,
Uganda and South Africa. He is the Honorary Consul for Ethiopia in Denmark. MYC4 connects people
and capital online to facilitate investments in African Businesses - in support of the United Nations 2015
Millennium Development Goals and Global Compact.
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Joseph Kutzin - Regional Advisor, Health Systems Financing Head, World Health Organization (WHO)
Joseph Kutzin is Head of the Barcelona Office for Health System Strengthening of the World Health
Organization's Regional Office for Europe. He is a health economist with over 20 years’ experience
in health financing policy and health system reform. A US citizen, he began his career as a Health
Policy Analyst with the Project HOPE Center for Health Affairs. He joined the World Bank in 1989 and
worked there for four years, co-authoring a book on the economics and financing of public hospitals
in developing countries. His career with WHO began at the Organization's headquarters in Geneva
in 1994, where he developed work on health financing policy and the evaluation of reforms. In 2000
he moved to Kyrgyzstan in Central Asia as WHO’s Senior Resident Policy Advisor to the Ministry of
Health. While there, he established and managed a health policy analysis unit that has since become
an integral part of the health system. He moved to Copenhagen in 2003 as the WHO/EURO Regional
Advisor for Health Systems Financing in the Division of Country Health Systems, a position he continues
to hold along with his role as Head of the WHO Office for Health System Development in Barcelona that
began in 2007. He has published numerous articles as well as co-authored and edited books on health
financing in Europe as well as in low and middle-income countries. In 2007 and 2008, he worked closely
on the development of the Tallinn Charter on Health Systems: Health Systems, Health and Wealth. The
Charter was adopted by the Governments of the 53 Member-States of the European Region. He holds a
Master’s Degree in Development Economics from Boston University.
Emmanuel Lagarrigue - Sr. VP Business Development Europe, Schneider Electric
Zain Laher - Vice President of Emerging Capital Partners (ECP)
Jan Levy - Director, Three Hands
Emmanuel Lagarrigue is the Business Development Senior Vice-President for Europe at Schneider
Electric, one of the worldwide leaders in energy management for buildings, industrial processes
and data centers. Emmanuel is in charge of sales and marketing organization optimization, channel
management, M&A and, above all, of the development of new businesses for Schneider Electric in
Europe. Developing technologies for the optimization of energy usage and accelerating their introduction
in buildings, industry and datacenters is the first priority for Schneider Electric today. Prior to his current
appointment, Emmanuel has served in several leadership roles in France, Spain, Portugal, Brazil and
Argentina. Emmanuel was educated as an engineer and holds a degree in marketing management.
Zain Laher is a Vice President of Emerging Capital Partners (ECP) based in Johannesburg. ECP is the
first private equity group to raise more than $1.6 billion for investment in companies across the African
continent. The ECP team has been investing in Africa since 2000. Today, the firm has a nine-year trackrecord
of investing in Africa through six successful funds and over 50 investments, 20 exits and a strong
portfolio of remaining transactions. At ECP, Mr Laher is involved in deal sourcing, investment appraisal,
execution and monitoring. Prior to joining ECP in 2006, Mr. Laher was with Standard Bank Plc in London
where he focused on emerging market resource banking. He was previously in the Investment Banking
Division in South Africa where he focused on project finance transactions in South Africa and other
emerging markets. He started his career as a graduate trainee at Standard Bank’s Investment Banking
Division in South Africa and worked in various divisions including Corporate Finance, Project Finance,
Global Markets and Credit. Mr Laher currently sits on the board of Spencon International Limited and
Blue Financial Services. He is a citizen of South Africa.
Jan graduated from IESE in 2001 and joined Three Hands in the UK (www.threehands.co.uk) as its
second employee, in 2005. Three Hands links businesses with non-profit organisations, for mutual
benefit. Many of Three Hands’ programmes are designed to address the learning & development
objectives of individuals and teams from business, through challenging real-life projects that benefit
charities and communities, in the UK and developing countries. Three Hands’ current clients include
O2, Sky, Legal & General, The Guardian newspaper and Standard Chartered Bank. As a Director of
the company, Jan’s responsibilities are varied and include developing relationships with companies and
charities, devising and delivering innovative community-based projects to benefit both company clients
and community organisations, and other general management duties common to small businesses,
from marketing to tea-making. Prior to that he had gained experience in both the private and voluntary
sectors; he spent three years at UK NGO Business in the Community, working on various corporate
community involvement projects. He has an MBA from IESE Business School, Barcelona, and he has
worked with NGOs in La Paz, Bolivia dedicated to assisting orphaned and deaf children. In his early
career, he was a director of a successful publishing and marketing business.
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Heinrich Liechtenstein – Professor, Entrepreneurial Finance, IESE Business School
Charmian Love - Chief Operating Officer, Volans
Professor Liechtenstein holds a Ph.D. in Managerial Science and Applied Economics from The
Economics School of Vienna, Austria, a Master’s degree in Business Administration from IESE Business
School, and a BSc in Business Economics from the University of Graz. Professor Liechtenstein
specializes in entrepreneurial finance and the management of wealth. He is co-author on several
publications on private equity and angel investing. His ongoing research in this field focuses on
operational value creation in private equity. As a consultant he collaborated with leading families and
financial institutions and serves on the board of three family controlled companies.
Charmian is the COO of Volans, a for-profit company focused on developing and scaling entrepreneurial
solutions to social, environmental and economic challenges. Prior to her move into the social innovation,
Charmian was a management consultant with The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) where she
worked with clients in the financial services and social impact practice areas. Her projects included
the organization of the inaugural Canadian Social Entrepreneurship Summit and the coordination of
the selection process for the Schwab Foundation's Canadian 'Social Entrepreneur of the Year' award.
Charmian has also been involved in strategy roles with both non-profit organizations and private/public
partnerships including MaRS, an innovation centre focused on creating economic and social value.
Currently Charmian holds the position of Past Chair at the Flavelle Foundation and is a member of the
British Council's TN2020 global leadership programme. She holds an honours degree in Art History from
Queen's University in Canada as well as an MBA from Harvard Business School.
Shadab Mahmud - Program Manager, Grameen Health
Shadab Mahmud is the Program Manager for Grameen Health, the grand vision of 2006 Nobel Peace
Laureate and founder of the Grameen Bank, Dr. Muhammad Yunus. Shadab graduated from Boston
University in 2007 with a degree in Biomedical Engineering, and his childhood goal has been to bring
health care to the poorest of the poor in Bangladesh. Shadab hails from the same ancestral village
near the port city of Chittagong in Bangladesh as Professor Yunus, and the two met for the first time
at Boston University, where Shadab invited and hosted Professor Yunus for an inspirational lecture on
Grameen Bank to an audience of nearly 3000. Since then, Shadab has begun his professional career
by working for the cause of Grameen Health with the goal of bringing sustainable health care not only
for the poor in Bangladesh, but for those in other developing countries worldwide.
Johanna Mair – Professor of Strategic Management, IESE Business School
Johanna Mair is a Professor of Strategic Management at IESE, the Business School of the University
of Navarra in Barcelona. Her research and teaching lies at the intersection of Corporate Strategy and
Entrepreneurship for Social Impact and her work has been featured extensively in academic journals,
books and the global press. She was recognized as a "Faculty Pioneer" by the Aspen Institute and
received the "Ashoka Award for Social Entrepreneurship Education” in 2007 and was awarded the
2008 Gold Prize of the IFC-Financial Times Essay Competition and the 2007 Strategic Management
Society "Best Paper for Practice Implications Award". She serves on the advisory board of a number of
companies, foundations, and social investment funds; and consults with large multinational companies
and international organizations such as the World Bank.
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Rustom Masalawala - Director of Business Development, Millennium Promise
Dr. Richard Mattison - Chief Operating Officer, Trucost
Rustom Masalawala is the Director of Business Development at Millennium Promise and a Research
Associate at the Earth Institute at Columbia University. He brings a combination of public/private sector
experience. In his prior job he worked as the Health Portfolio Manager at Acumen Fund, a leading Social
Venture Organization. Mr. Masalawala has also served as a consultant to a number of organizations
working in the developing world. As Director of Business Development, Mr. Masalawala is responsible
for identifying key business opportunities in each of the Millennium Villages clusters, building sustainable
businesses with the eventual goal of putting the clusters on a path to self-sustainability. To that end, he
works closely with partners in both the private and public sector. Mr. Masalawala holds a Bachelors in
Physics/Math from the University of Mumbai, a Masters in Computer Science from SUNY and a Diploma
in Business Management from Xaviers University.
Richard joined Trucost in July 2001 and is responsible for directing Trucost's overall research
programme. Richard has an in-depth understanding of corporate environmental performance and in
particular the environmental impacts of the supply chain. He is also responsible for leading Trucost's
projects with the UK Government, the Environment Agency, the International Finance Corporation and
the Carbon Disclosure Project. Richard is a member of the UK Government's Sustainable Development
panel and is a regular public speaker on environmental matters. Prior to this role, Richard was a strategy
consultant at the Mitchell Madison Group and marchFIRST, where he developed the retail financial
services practice in London. Richard has a PhD in Neuroscience and a BSc (Hons) in Physiology from
Edinburgh University.
Dr. Bernhard Mohr - Investment Manager BASF Venture Capital GmbH
Bernhard Mohr joined BASF Venture Capital in 2006 as Investment Manager. Bernhard has held senior
positions in the BASF Group since 1996 and brings to BASF Venture Capital an international expertise
in marketing, finance, corporate development and chemical research & development. In his previous
position, he was Head of Global Strategic Marketing in the Business Unit Performance Chemicals. He
also worked and lived in Spain for four years as Head of Corporate Development and Controlling for
BASF Espanola. Bernhard studied chemistry at the Universities of Stuttgart and Cincinnati and earned a
doctorate from the Max-Planck-Institute for Polymer Research in Mainz, Germany. Prior to joining BASF,
he held postdoctoral appointments in Japan, France and USA.
Dr. James Mwangi - Managing Director and Chief Executive, Equity Bank
Dr. James Mwangi is the Managing Director and Chief Executive of Equity Bank since 2004. Before
taking up this position, he served as the Finance and Strategy Director for a period of 12 years. Dr.
Mwangi’s involvement in Microfinance has been recognized through accolades and awards both
globally and locally. He serves on the UN Advisory Group on Inclusive Financial Systems since April
2006. In 2007, Dr. Mwangi was appointed advisor to the United Nations Environmental Program on
Commercialization of Microfinance in Africa. He served on the 8 member global round table team that
discussed the role that the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is playing in the Microfinance space. In
June 2007, Dr. Mwangi received the 2007 Global Vision Award in Microfinance, alongside Nobel Peace
Laureate Prof. Muhammad Yunus in recognition of Microfinance as one of the “Concepts of the Future”
that will change the world economy. In July 2008, Equity Bank was voted the Best Bank in Kenya in
the 2008 Euromoney Awards for Excellence on the grounds of “…achievements in lending to the retail
sector and reaching out to the “un-banked”, pioneering efforts which bigger banks are now trying to cope
with”. Locally, Dr. Mwangi serves on the Technical Team- Operationalizing Kenya’s Vision 2030, and
his contribution to the country has been recognized by the award of the Head of States Commendation
(HSC) and the Moran of the Burning Spear (MBS). Under the leadership of Dr. Mwangi, Equity Bank
has transformed from a technically insolvent Building Society to the leading microfinance bank in Africa,
converted into a fully regulated commercial bank, a publicly listed company and home to 42% of all bank
accounts in Kenya. US-based Micro Capital rated Equity Bank as the best microfinance bank in Africa,
and third best in the world in 2007. Equity Bank has now become a case study for Strathmore Business
School, Lagos Business School and Stanford Business School among others.
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Nicholas Nesbitt – Co-Founder and Chief Executive, KenCall EPZ
Nicholas Nesbitt is co-founder and Chief Executive of KenCall EPZ Ltd, the first and leading
international outsourcing company in Kenya. KenCall began operations in early 2005 and has
grown from humble beginnings into the largest single employer of college graduates in East Africa with
almost 500 on staff, of which over 70 percent are women. The company focuses on outsourcing sales
and marketing work for American and British companies and has recently been successful outsourcing
work for East African banks, cell phone and insurance companies. Prior to founding KenCall, Mr.
Nesbitt lived in the US for over 20 years. In his last position, Nicholas was a Vice President and General
Manager at Qwest Communications where he led the company’s global indirect sales channel. His
organization was responsible for $1 billion in sales in telecommunications services through numerous
third party companies, such as Perot Systems, Accenture, KPMG as well as smaller regional technical
consulting companies. Previously, Mr. Nesbitt ran the sales outsourcing organizations at Rhythms
NetConnections, US WEST and Square D Company. He began his professional career working for the
management consulting firm, The Boston Consulting Group in Boston. Mr. Nesbitt received his MBA
from Stanford University and both his Master’s and Bachelor’s engineering degrees from Dartmouth
College. He was born and raised in Kenya where he was ranked in the Top 1% of all graduating high
school students. Mr. Nesbitt was recently appointed by the
President of Kenya to the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Kenya for a four year term. The
President also awarded Nicholas a presidential medal of honor, The Order of the Grand Warrior, in
recognition of his pioneering spirit and his dedication to Kenya’s development through the creation and
growth of KenCall and the BPO outsourcing industry.
Todd Onderdonk - Senior Energy Advisor, Corporate Planning, ExxonMobil
Todd Onderdonk is a Senior Energy Advisor in ExxonMobil's Corporate Planning Department. In this
capacity, he is responsible for assessing economic and energy trends, emerging energy technologies,
and related market and public policy issues around the world. He is a principal contributor to
ExxonMobil's long-term global energy outlook, including the identification of potential implications for
energy markets and the Corporation's strategic plans. He is also active in communicating ExxonMobil's
view of the energy future -- including underlying fundamentals and related implications -- to a wide
variety of audiences. Todd has worked in the energy industry for over 30 years in a variety of executive
management and advisory positions involving business activities in the United States and around the
world. He holds a B.S. in Industrial Engineering from Iowa State University and a M.B.A. in Finance from
Indiana University. He and his wife have three boys and reside in Texas.
Mercedes Otaduy Guerin - Project Manager, Kianda Foundation
Kianda Foundation was started as a non-profit educational trust aimed at promoting the educational,
cultural and spiritual welfare of women in Kenya. A Trust Deed established the Foundation on 9 January
1961. It is registered under the Land (Perpetual Succession) Act. It achieves its aims through the
establishment and management of schools, colleges, and training centres for both women and girls,
thus promoting their general education. Kianda Foundation projects have grown continuously over the
years in answer to the real needs of women’s development in different fields at a particular time. The
projects of the Foundation respond to the conviction of the Trustees that women provide the key to a
social development.
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Steve Parker - Chairman of the Advisory Board, Ricardo Strategy Consulting and Executive Member of the Board, Ricardo Plc
Aaron Pereira – Founder, Vartana and Ashoka Fellow
Stephen Parker joined Ricardo on 1 August 2002 from A. T. Kearney, one of the world's leading
management consulting practices, and was appointed to the Board on the same day. Parker established
and grew the Strategy Consulting Business of Ricardo to become one of the larger dedicated automotive
consulting firms with offices in the UK, USA, Germany, China and Japan. In December 2008 he became
Chairman of the newly formed Advisory Board of Ricardo Strategy Consulting in addition to his other
responsibilities. He also leads Ricardo activities in the Clean Energy sector where they have a growing
presence and is an advisory to the regional development agency in the UK. At A. T. Kearney he was
employed as a Vice President of their Global Automotive Practice, having responsibility for the provision
of strategy and operational consulting to the executive teams of both automotive manufacturers and Tier
1 suppliers. Previous roles include Director of Business Development and General Manager for Perkins
Technology Ltd at Perkins Engine Group, a position he held for eight years in management positions, as
well as eight years in management positions at PSA Peugeot Citroën.
Aaron Pereira's work has focused on the intersection of individuals, finance and change. He founded
CanadaHelps and Vartana to inspire more donors to give and to open up new avenues of financing for
social sector organisations. CanadaHelps has raised over $50 million for social sector organisations
across Canada, engaging over 150,000 people, and has also helped build the capacity of thousands
of social sector organisations. Vartana is a new financial institution focused on the Canadian social
sector aiming to meet a critical need for the 180,000 organisations that work to strengthen Canada's
social fabric. It is being created through a unique collaboration with two of Canada's largest financial
institutions. At the age of 23, Aaron became the youngest ever Ashoka Fellow. Aaron completed a
degree in economics from Queen's University, and is currently studying at Oxford University.
Dr. Steven C. Phillips - Medical Director, Global Issues and Projects, ExxonMobil
Dr. Steven C. Phillips is the Medical Director, Global Issues and Projects, Exxon Mobil Corporation,
where his responsibilities include overseeing the Corporation's "outside-the-fenceline" community and
public health programs throughout its global operations. In this capacity, he has worked closely with
governments, NGO's, U.N. agencies, multilateral, faith-based, and community organizations, and the
private sector in fostering "public-private partnerships" as a development platform to address urgent
global health priorities. Dr. Phillips currently serves on the Boards of malaria NO MORE, Net Impact,
and the World Economic Forum's Global Health Initiative. He serves as an advisor to the United Nations
Special Envoy for Malaria. He is a member of the Harvard School of Public Health's Leadership Council
and the advisory panels of Medicines for Malaria Ventures, the UCSF Global Health Group, Episcopal
Relief and Development's "NetsforLife" Initiative, the World Bank Malaria Booster Program, and the
Strategic Advisory Group of the Global Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria. He is also a
Private Sector Advisory Board representative to the Global Fund for AIDS, TB and Malaria. Dr. Phillips
received his B.S. and M.D. degrees from Stanford University. He did his post-graduate training in
internal medicine at the University of California San Francisco, received a Master in Public Health from
UCLA, and is Board Certified in Internal Medicine and Occupational Medicine. Dr. Phillips is a member
of the American College of Physicians and a Fellow of the American College of Epidemiology. Prior to
joining Exxon, Dr. Phillips served in the U.S. Public Health Service and was assigned to the Epidemic
Intelligence Service of the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta.
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Christopher Pommerening - Managing Partner, Active Capital Partners
Christopher Pommerening started his professional career in Spain in 1998 co-founding AutoScout24
Spain S.A. In 1999 he established venture catalyst company VCMORE GmbH by offering consulting
services and investment to start-ups through a network of business angels. In the year 2000 he also set
up B24 Networks, a Europe-wide online marketplace for the yachting sector. Christopher was appointed
Managing Director of Scout24 Spain in 2001 in order to prepare the internationalisation of the Scout24
Group. In 2002 he co-founded Active Capital Partners, one of Europe’s few entrepreneurial driven
Venture Capital companies and he co-started the Spanish chapter of the Entrepreneurs Organisation
(EO), one of the largest entrepreneur organisations in the world. In 2006 he was elected to be the
Ambassador for EO Europe & Africa, in order to grow the organisation in 10 different countries. In 2007
he created the terminology for Venturepreneurship and together with his partners he created the concept
for the Venturepreneurs’ Organisation. In 2008 he initiated the Global Entrepreneurs Week in Spain and
founded the Barcelona Entrepreneurship City Community, in order to promote Barcelona to become one
of the leading hubs for entrepreneurship in Europe. Currently he is Managing Partner of Active Capital
Partners, member of the Board of Directors of Vinus & Brindis, Polymita Technologies and BuyVIP. He
also is advisor of Linqia and Gild International and a member of the Venture Committee of ASCRI.
Lluis G. Renart Cava, Professor, IESE Business School
Albert Ribera – Professor, IESE Business School
Mike Rosenberg – Professor, IESE Business School
Lluis G. Renart is the single author or co-author of more than forty cases and related documents and
has won five prices in the European Case Writing Competition. He has been Visiting Professor at 14
business schools located in Europe, Africa and South America and in the years 2005, 2006 and 2007
he was highly active in Africa (a) as Member of the Advisory Board of the newly created Strathmore
Business School (Nairobi, Kenia), and (b) field training local Kenyan and Senegalese business school
professors in the art and science of real business case writing, spending about a month teaching and
doing field work in Africa each year.
Albert Ribera is Associate Professor in the department of managing people in organizations. Throughout
his professional career he has mostly held educational and managerial positions in international
organizations such as the WHO (World Health Organization), EAMS (Euro Arab Management School),
ADBI (Asian Development Bank Institute), the European Commission, and the ICU (Istituto per la
Cooperazione Universitaria). He is the author or co-author of six books and several articles.
Mike Rosenberg teaches long term strategy, scenario planning and analysis of business problems in
executive education and full time and global executive MBA. Mr. Rosenberg's research is concerned
with how long term technological and socio economic trends affect the business climate. He has a
particular interest in the potential of alternative energy sources to change the competitive dynamics of a
number of industries including the automotive sector. Prior to joining the IESE faculty, Mike Rosenberg
worked as a Management Consultant to the international automotive industry in Heidrick & Struggles, A.T.
Kearney and Arthur D. Little.
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Magdalene Rosenmöller – Professor, IESE Business School
Juan Roure – Professor, IESE Business School
At IESE, Magdalene Rosenmöller teaches the second-year MBA elective course on health sector
management and she is also lecturer in the executive education department. She delivers lectures in
other programs in Europe, Latin America and Asia, including the China European International Business
School (CEIBS) in Shanghai. She holds a Ph.D. in Health Policy from the University of London, UK; a
M.D. from the Louis Pasteur University of Strasbourg, France, and an MBA from IESE Business School,
Spain. Magda Rosenmöller gained valuable executive experience at the World Bank's Latin American
and Caribbean Region where she worked as health economist for two years (2000-2002). Frequently
serving as expert in different assignments for the European Commission (health research and health
policy) and the European Parliament, she has extensive experience in health policy and health research
issues in Europe, particularly the new Member States. She is currently in charge of the scientific
coordination of the EC FP6 SSP research project on patient mobility in Europe (www.europe4patients.
org) and previously served as expert evaluator on the Innovative Medicine Initiative (IMI).
Juan Roure is a professor in the entrepreneurship department, and Member of IESE's International
Advisory Board. He teaches negotiation entrepreneurship and private equity in IESE's executive
education programs and MBA program. His current areas of interest include venture capital, intraentrepreneurship,
growth, strategies, family venturing and corporate and family governance.
Prof. Roure is co-author of "The Venture Capital Cycle in Europe" and of "Good Governance in
the Family Business" and has published several studies and documents. Within the Center for
Entrepreneurship and Family Business, he leads the Business Angels Network, which has resulted in
the founding of 18 companies in the last two years, and other initiatives and projects such as the Venture
Academies in Central Europe for biotech entrepreneurs. Other activities include the organization of the
Entrepreneur of the Year award in Spain and the Europe's 500 Entrepreneurs for Growth Conference.
Joseph Saba - Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Axios International
Dr Joseph Saba is co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Axios International. Dr Saba is an infectious
diseases physician with expertise in clinical research and medical management. From 1988 to 1993,
Dr Saba worked as a physician in Paris at the Claude Bernard Hospital, Department of Infectious and
Tropical Diseases. In 1993, he joined the World Health Organization (WHO) in Rwanda to help develop
the National Plan for HIV Vaccine Development. From 1994 to 1995, he worked for the WHO Global
Programme on AIDS in the Department of Clinical Research and Drug Development. In January 1996,
he joined the newly-established Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS where he coordinated
an International Working Group on the prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV (PMTCT)
and supervised a multi-center clinical trial in three countries in Africa. He spearheaded discussions
with GlaxoWellcome that led to the announcement of substantial price reductions (up to 75%) on AZT
for PMTCT. Dr Saba also designed and coordinated the UNAIDS HIV Drug Access Initiative in four
countries (Chile, Côte d’Ivoire, Uganda and Vietnam), a program that pioneered delivery of antiretroviral
therapy through public health systems in resource-constrained environments. Axios specializes in
strategic advice and technical assistance to improve access to treatment and care in low- and middleincome
countries. It is now recognized as a leading global consultancy in this field, with 130 specialized
and multidisciplinary staff in 14 countries. Under Dr. Saba’s leadership, Axios has launched a number
of successful drug access programs and developed new models for health systems strengthening. The
creative access strategies currently being spearheaded by Axios are widely-recognized as changing the
paradigm for affordable access to new medicines and diagnostics in the developing world.
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John Sargent - CEO & Founder, Broadreach Healthcare
Dr. John Sargent has extensive experience in developing, implementing and managing large-scale
healthcare programs in the US and the developing world. He is one of the Founders of BroadReach
Healthcare and currently serves as President. Dr. Sargent is responsible for the delivery of all client
engagements and for the design and implementation of BroadReach’s innovative HIV/AIDS prevention,
care, and treatment programs. He conceived and designed the South African ARV Treatment Program
and established the company’s operations in South Africa and Kenya. In addition to his work in
South Africa, Dr. Sargent has worked on HIV/AIDS strategy and program design consultancies for
governments, multi-lateral funding and assistance agencies, and global NGOs. Before assuming
founding BroadReach, he served as Senior Director and National Practice Leader at the Advisory
Board Company – a Washington, DC based healthcare research, consulting firm, and think tank. At
the Advisory Board, Dr. Sargent helped found and manage a $25M operations consulting practice, and
was responsible for the overall leadership, management, and delivery of all operationally focused client
engagements. Prior to this, he served as a management consultant within the New York office of APM/
CSC Healthcare, a leading US healthcare consulting firm. Dr. Sargent received his undergraduate
degree in Biology from Dartmouth College, his master’s degree in Social and Cultural Anthropology as a
Fulbright Scholar from Oxford University, and his medical degree from Harvard Medical School.
Onno Schellekens - Managing Director, PharmAccess Foundation
Ralph Schonenbach - CEO, Trestle Group
Mr. Onno Schellekens is Managing Director of the PharmAccess Foundation. PharmAccess is a notfor-profit
organization that provides medical, administrative and financial support to public and private
health care providers and health insurers. He has also founded a sister organization – the Health
Insurance Fund (HIF) in 2005. The HIF is funded through, amongst others, a 150 million USD grant
from the Dutch government which is used to provide premium subsidies to health insurance schemes
that provide coverage for low-income groups. It purchases services through private & public healthcare
providers. Mr. Schellekens is co-founder of the Investment Fund for Health in Africa (IFHA). The IFHA
was established in 2007 with substantial financial support from several large Dutch banks, insurers,
investment funds and multinationals such as SNSReaal, ACHMEA, AEGON, FMO, Goldman Sachs,
Heineken, Shell and Unilever. It provides risk-capital for the health sector in sub-Saharan Africa. He
graduated from the University of Groningen with a Master’s degree from the School of Management
and Organization in 1989. After graduation Mr. Schellekens worked for 10 years in various positions
for Solvay Pharmaceuticals. From 1998 to 2002, Mr. Schellekens was CEO of MarviQ, an application
service provider. He is the author of several publications on health insurance, medical treatment and
HIV/AIDS in Africa. In 2008, he won a prize from the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the
Financial Times for a provocative essay entitled “A new paradigm for increased access to healthcare in
Africa”. In 1989 he won a price from the Dutch Employer Federation for the best study on the future of
the European pharmaceutical industry.
Mr. Schonenbach is the CEO of Trestle Group and he is on the Board of Trestle Group Foundation. He
has held senior positions with the firms Andersen and Ernst & Young. Over the span of his career, he
has established several successful consulting practices with a primary focus in the financial services
industry and has advised high-level executives around the world on how to transform the way they
manage and deliver services, as well as how to tackle the pressures brought about by resource
constraints. Through Trestle Group Foundation, he is passionately involved with providing support
to both women and emerging entrepreneurs in developing countries. Mr. Schonenbach frequently
speaks at conferences and has authored a variety of publications. He earned a degree in Business
Management from Goucher College.
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Alexander Schulze – Manager, Novartis Foundation for Sustainable Development
Alexander Schulze has a Master in Sociology (Social Anthropology and African Studies) from the
University of Mainz and a Master in Development Cooperation from the Swiss Federal Institute of
Technology in Zurich. He currently serves as Manager at the Novartis Foundation for Sustainable
Development in Basel, where he is in charge of some of the health initiatives which the Foundation
supports in Mali and Tanzania. He is a PhD student in Development Sociology at the University
of Bayreuth.The working title of his research work is “Health protection in the context of social
differentiation in Africa”. His main areas of work and research include access to healthcare, healthcare
financing, social security and social differentiation.
Christian Seelos – Director, IESE Platform for Strategy and Sustainability (IPSS)
Hugh Sinclair - Global Operations Manager, Fern Software
Christian Seelos is the Director of the IESE Platform for Strategy and Sustainability (IPSS) and a senior
lecturer and senior researcher in the Strategic Management Department at IESE. He teaches MBA and
executive courses in International Business, Global Strategic Management, Social Entrepreneurship and
Strategy and Sustainability at various business schools in Europe, Africa and the United States. Recent
appointments include Visiting Scholar at SCANCOR, Stanford University; Visiting Executive Professor at
Mays Business School, Texas A&M University. Prof. Seelos researches emerging topics at the interface
between company strategy and the global sustainability agenda. Topics include poverty and inequality,
new approaches at the "bottom of the pyramid", climate change, water stress, and emerging governance
aspects. His research also focuses on innovative business models and social entrepreneurs that create
new markets and foster economic and social development in the poorest countries. His insights on novel
corporate strategies in emerging markets were recognized by the Strategic Management Society (Best
paper award for practice implications, 2007) and also won him the Gold Price of the highly contested
IFC-FT essay competition on private sector development in 2008.
Hugh is an economist and ex-investment banker. He has been an Africa/Latin America microfinance
consultant since 2002, working with Microfinance institutions, funds, platforms, networks & software
providers. He has worked throughout Argentina, Brazil, Kenya, Mexico, Mozambique, Nicaragua,
Nigeria, Panama, Peru & Tanzania. He specializes in turn-around, product design, back-office
restructuring, competitive positioning, IT systems, training, funding, due diligence and increasingly
M&A. His 2008 projects have included back-office advisory work for MyC4 (Denmark & Africa); IT
system to facilitate M&A and freeware IT for microfinance (Ireland & Panama); fund advisory (Europe &
Central America); portfolio restructuring (Brazil). He graduated from IESE in 2001. He currently lives in
Amsterdam, Panama & Bariloche.
Sahba Sobhani - Programme Manager, Growing Markets Initiative, United Nations Development Programme
Sahba Sobhani is the programme manager of the Growing Inclusive Markets Initiative, a United
Nations Development Programme led multi stakeholder initiative that aims to raise awareness and
disseminate information on how businesses can contribute to human development and to the Millennium
Development Goals. He is the lead author of its first report, recently launched in over 30 countries, on
"Creating Value for All: Strategies for Doing Business with the Poor" which offers strategies and tools
for companies to expand beyond traditional business practices and bring in the world’s poor as partners
in growth and wealth creation. Creating Value for All showcases 50 case studies by researchers in
developing and developed countries that demonstrated the successful pursuit of both revenues and
social impact by local and international small- and medium-sized companies, as well as multinational
corporations. Previously, he managed two key private sector initiatives in the executive office of the
former Administrator of UNDP, Lord Malloch Brown, including the Commission on the Private Sector
and Development by headed by Paul Martin, the former Prime Minister of Canada, and Ernesto Zedillo,
Mexico’s former President and the African Financial Markets Initiative. In this capacity, he was the coauthor
of "Unleashing Entrepreneurship" Report, the seminal report of the Private Sector Commission
produced at the request of then-UN Secretary General Kofi Annan and the managing editor of the
African Stock Markets Handbook. Mr.Sobhani has also worked in the private sector at Idealab in Palo
Alto and Newscom Limited in Singapore. He is a graduate of Yale University.
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Jacques Toureille - General Manager, Aga Khan Agency for Microfinance (AKAM)
Jacques Toureille is the General Manager of the Aga Khan Agency for Microfinance, based in Geneva,
Switzerland. Jacques was seconded from the World Bank in January 2001, to manage the development
and institutionalization of the microfinance practice within the Aga Khan Development Network. As head
of the Agency, he is responsible for overseeing the implementation of microfinance, microinsurance,
and small business development programmes, through sixteen financial institutions operating in thirteen
different countries (Afghanistan, Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Egypt, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Madagascar,
Mali, Mozambique, Pakistan, Syria, Tajikistan, and Tanzania), with assets of over USD 250 million
and employing over 3,500 staff. At the World Bank, Jacques had been responsible for designing and
overseeing the implementation of major financial sector reforms successively in Sub-Saharan Africa, in
Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union, and in South Asia. Prior to joining the World Bank in 1985,
Jacques held the position of Chief Executive Officer at the Oman Bank for Agriculture and Fisheries in
the Sultanate of Oman, and prior to that was a Management Consultant with Arthur D. Little. Jacques
is a graduate of Ecole Centrale de Lyon (1970), and holds an MBA from INSEAD (1973). Jacques is a
member of the UN Advisors Group on Inclusive Financial Sectors.
Noel de Villiers - Founder of Open Africa and Ashoka Fellow
Barbara Wagner – Senior Consultant, Dalberg
Noel is an Ashoka fellow since 2006. With the conviction that Africa’s greatest assets are its people,
its cultural heritage, and its natural resources, Noel de Villiers is creating a continent-wide network of
community-owned and operated tourism routes that leverage these resources to create economic and
social development opportunities for African rural areas, towns, and cities. Through his organization,
Open Africa, Noel is building a pan-African network of urban and rural tourism routes that are locally
owned and managed, but marketed internationally. The vision behind this network is to create economic
and social opportunities by harnessing the growing potential of tourism in Africa for marginalized
communities. He is putting control of this potential into the hands of local communities by working with
them to identify, promote, and manage their own cultural and natural assets. These efforts create new
businesses, preserve cultural heritage, and foster community pride of civic cooperation and leadership
in a new generation. Noel’s model encourages marginalized local communities to form their own
businesses to serve the tourism market, thereby affording them entry to a previously unreachable
economic system. Through creative online marketing and industry partnerships, these enterprises
are brought to a new level of quality, marketability and potential. The shared effort of developing and
sustaining not just individual enterprises but linked tourist routes leads to infrastructure development,
increased political participation, and links to the international community. Open Africa also creates
a platform for community leaders to champion a new path of growth and development for their
communities.
Barbara Wagner has worked extensively on strategy projects in the areas of organization, change
management and policy. At Dalberg, Barbara has advised a number of UN Agencies – most recently
through her work on “Delivering as One”, where she helped selected countries identify how the United
Nations system in the country could work more coherently and effectively in the areas of development,
humanitarian assistance and the environment. Prior to joining Dalberg, Barbara worked with McKinsey
& Company, where she advised leading multinational corporations and multilateral organizations on
strategy, operations management and finance. Barbara holds a Master of Science in Economics from
Barcelona Graduate School of Economics, Spain and a graduate degree in International Business
Administration from the University of Vienna, Austria.
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Molly Webb - Corporate Engagement Manager, The Climate Group
Molly is responsible for developing and coordinating The Climate Group activities across the ICT sector.
Current work includes developing a SMART 2020 Initiative based on the report she co-authored:
SMART 2020: Enabling the low carbon economy in the information age (June 20, 2008). The initiative is
developing projects that accelerate ICT sector opportunities to enable climate change solutions. Prior to
joining The Climate Group, Molly was a Researcher at Demos, a London based think tank, where she
focused on science, innovation and environmental policy, and co-authored The Disrupters: Lessons for
low-carbon innovation from the new wave of environmental pioneers (2007).
Thomas Wedell-Wedellsborg – Managing Partner, 13 MBAs and Innovation Consultant
Lukas Wellen – Senior Consultant, Triple Jump
Kyle Zimmer - President and Co-Founder, First Book
Thomas Wedell-Wedellsborg is the founder of 13mbas.com, a professional network for Harvard,
Stanford, Wharton, IESE, and nine other top-tier business schools. He also works as a consultant
specialising in innovation and creative cultures, and has assisted companies such as Abbott
Laboratories, Joost, MTV Europe and The Danish Parliament. Prior to his business career, he spent four
years as an infantry officer with the Danish Army. He is currently working on a book about innovation
together with Professor Paddy Miller of IESE Business School (see www.miller-wedell.com). Thomas
Wedell-Wedellsborg holds an MBA from IESE Business School and a Master’s degree in Media Science
from the University of Copenhagen. His personal website is www.wedellsblog.com.
Following studying macroeconomics in Amsterdam and South Africa, Lukas Wellen worked as a country
risk analyst at Rabobank. Afterwards he set-up MFIs in Yugoslavia and Ukraine for ProCredit bank and
in Vietnam for the Women’s Union. Since 2006 Lukas works for Triple Jump as an advisor to microbanks
in east Africa and in the Caucasus. He is also responsible for implementing mobile payment systems at
MFIs in east Africa. Lukas Wellen has been Board member of an MFI in Cambodia and currently serves
on the board of an MFI in Georgia.
As president and co-founder of First Book, an organization providing new books to children in need,
Kyle has earned a reputation as a leader in the fight to end illiteracy. She is a member of the Board of
Directors for Ashoka and was named 2007 Outstanding Social Entrepreneur of the Year in the United
States by the Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship. In 2008, Kyle was named the first ever
American Marketing Association Nonprofit Marketer of the Year. Under Kyle's leadership, First Book has
distributed more than 60 million books to children in thousands of communities since 1992.
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Food:
Food and Social Events
Coffee breaks, lunches, and Saturday breakfast are provided during the conference and included in your
conference ticket. Please refer to your schedule for the exact location and service hours. Note that there is no food
or drinks (water as the only exception) allowed in any of the sessions. Please finish your drinks before you enter
any session. Also, there are several vending machines available at the South Campus Student Lounge. Where
You you can get some quick coffee, tea, water, juices, and snacks.
Friday Small Group Dinners:
These dinners will focus on different conference-related topic areas such as cleantech and international
development. If you have not already pre-registered for a dinner via the online survey, you can visit the
Information Desk to see if there is still spaces availability.
Saturday Pintxos Dinner:
We have arranged a Basque style Pintxos dinner on Saturday night. If you would like to attend and have not
already sign-up via the online survey, please visit the Information Desk on Friday to see if they can accommodate
you as the dinner is subject to capacity limits.
Location: Sagardi Restaurant - Carrer de Muntaner 70-72 (corner of Carrer de Aragó), Barcelona
Saturday Night Party:
The party will start at 20:30. It will be another great chance to network with conference attendees and celebrate a
successful conference.
Location: Solo Bar - Pasatge de la Concepcio 7, Barcelona (between Passeig de Gracia and
Rambla de Catalunya)
Please bring your nametag to receive the drinks discount.
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Information and Help Desks:
If you need any help during the conference, please come to our help desk or talk to any of our conference guides.
Our conference guides are dressed in red conference polo shirts and are happy to answer all your questions.
There are two help desks available – one is located at the North Campus at the registration area, and the other
one is located at the South Campus on the First Floor of B Building.
Information Hotline: +34 93 253 65 09
If you have any questions during the conference, please contact us and we will be happy to assist you. The
number is only valid during conference hours, Friday 9am to 8pmand Saturday 9am to 7pm.
Dress Code
Dress code for the entire conference is business casual. You may want to dress more formally if you are
participating in interviews. Dress for the Satur¬day party does not allow people to enter with hats or sports gear.
Computers and Internet Access:
IESE Terminals
There are a number of open computer terminals available for your use around the campus. You can initiate a
session by pressing CTRL+ALT+DEL and by entering the following information:
Username: IESEGUEST
Password: Guest-08
Domain: IESE
Kindly log-out of the system once you are finished with your session.
Your Personal Laptop or Mobile Device
Alternatively, you could connect to the Internet through your own laptop or mobile device. To establish a session,
simply search and connect to the wireless network named IESEWLAN. Then, start your internet browser, which
should automatically take you to the IESE Wireless Page. If this does not happen, please manually enter the
address: http://wireless.iese.org. Once on this page, input the following information and start surfing!
Username: WIRELESS
Password: Guest.08
We are ready to assist you if you have any questions or are experiencing difficulties using our systems. Please do
not hesitate to approach any of the conference guides if you encounter any difficulties.
Vending Machines:
There are several vending machines available at the South Campus Student Lounge. You can get some quick
coffee, tea, water, juices, and snacks.
ATM/Cash Machine:
In case you need cash, there is an ATM located at the North Campus next to the Aula Magna. Please ask our
conference guides for the exact location.
Important Addresses and Phone Numbers:
Conference Hotline
+34 93 253 65 09
IESE Business School
Avenida Pearson, 21
08034 Barcelona
+34 93 253 42 00 (General Front Desk)
Hotel Sansi Pedralbes
Avenida Pearson, 1-3
08034, Barcelona
+34 93 206 38 80
Hotel Condal
Calle Boqueria 23
Barcelona
+34 933 181 882
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Taxis:
Transportation
• Associació Radio Taxi Miramar
Telephone number: 93 433 1020
• Autotaxi Mercedes Barcelona, S.L. Fleet: 135 Vehicles
Telephone number: 93 307 0707
• Cooperativa de Radio Taxi Metropolitana de Barcelona
Telephone number: 93 300 1100
• Radio Taxi 033
Telephone number: 93 303 3033
• Servi Taxi
Telephone numbers: 93 330 0300, 93 339 9262
Taxis can also be hailed on the street; a green light on the roof indicates that they are available for hire. However,
only a few available taxis pass through the area of the IESE campus.
Shuttle Bus:
A shuttle bus service will run between IESE and Plaça Catalunya. This is only for those who have registered
online before the conference. If you did not do so and would like to use this service, please go to the information
desk to check availability. Also, please check your schedule for the departure times. Please be on time and show
your conference pass when you board the bus.
Public Transportation:
Bus
Various bus lines pass near IESE’s campus (the bus stop is at the lower end of Avenida Pearson, on the
intersection with Avenida d’Esplugues):
• Line 22 to Carretera d’Esplugues.
• Line 60 to Zona Universitaria.
• Line 63 to Sant Just.
• Line 64 to Pedralbes
• Line 75 to Les Corts.
• Line 78 to Sant Joan Despí.
Metro
Line 3 (Green) in the direction of Zona Universitaria is nearest to IESE. Exit at the metro stop María Cristina. From
there, move up (west, outbound direction of the city) Avenida Diagonal to the next roundabout (Placa de Pius XII);
move up the hill on Avenida de Pedralbes until the end of it; keep left and take the first right: Avenida Pearson,
IESE is at No. 21. The walk is about 20-30 minutes.
Ferrocarril (regional train)
Take any of the following lines to Sarriá station stop (20 minute walk to the IESE campus)
• S1 Terrassa-Rambla
• S2 Sabadell-Rambla
• S5 Rubí
• S55 Universitat Autónoma
Another option is to exit at stop Reina Elisenda (15 minutes walk to the IESE campus) of the following line:
• L6 Reina Elisenda
Directions: From both stations get onto Passeig de la Bonanova; move along that street westward (outbound of
the city) until it turns into Carrer del Bisbe Catalá; continue on that street until a 3-way intersection with Avenida de
Pedralbes; take the next right: Avenida Pearson, IESE is at No. 21.
For more information, please visit http://www.tmb.net/vullanar/en_US/vullanar.jsp
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Exploring Barcelona
Walking:
There is no better way to really experience a city than moving by foot. The most popular neighborhoods for strolling in Barcelona are
• the Old Town with Barrio Gótico, El Born and Raval,
• Eixample with most of the Modernisme buildings and Gaudi’s famous architectural masterpieces
• Barceloneta as the former fishers’ and workers’ home directly at the sea side, and
• Gracia as the Catalan soul of Barcelona
Please visit the tourist office on Plaça Catalunya for guided walking tours.
Bike Rentals / Tours
A convenient and fast, yet emission free way of exploring a city is by bike. Several companies offer rentals and guided tours; here are just
two of them:
BikeTours Barcelona
Meeting Point: in front of the Tourist Office on Placa Sant Jaume, Metro station “Liceu” or “Jaume I”
Tour starts at 11:00, Price is € 22
Phone: +34 93 268 21 05
info@bicicletabarcelona.com
www.biketoursbarcelona.com
Barcelona Ciclo Tour
Meeting Point: at the door of Hard Rock Cafe, Metro station “Plaça Catalunya”
Tour starts at 11:00, Price is € 21
Phone: +34 933 17 19 70
info@barcelonaciclotour.com
www.barcelonaciclotour.com
GoCar - GPS Guided City Tours
"Suddenly open-top buses and coach tours look boring"
You can’t help smiling when you see it - and you don’t stop grinning when you’re in one. It’s a small ‘talking car’ that takes you on a
personal guided tour of Barcelona. Unlike a traditional tour, GoCar gives you complete autonomy over where, what and in what order
you see sights and also how long you spend at any given point. The cars have a personality and a sense of humor, telling the stories that
bring a city to life while guiding the way with clear driving directions.
Special offer for DGDW Participants: €15 off any rental - Tours from €10 per person
Carrer Freixures 23 -in front of Santa Caterina Market (100m from the Cathedral)
Phone: +34 93 269 1820
barcelona@gocartours.com
www.gocartours.es
Scooter Rentals / Tours
You will have noticed by now that there is a constant sound over the entire city: that of roaring scooters, or “motos”. It is definitely the
preferred means of transportation by many locals and students alike, just take a look at the gate of IESE! Several companies offer rentals
and tours including helmet and lock. Here are just two of them:
Cooltra – Move like a local!
Passeig de Joan Borbó, 80-84; Metro station “Barceloneta”, at the end of the Barceloneta beach front
Phone: +34 93 221 40 70
info@cooltra.com
www.cooltra.com
Mondo Rent
Passeig de Colom, 24; Metro station “Drassanes”
Phone: +34 93 301 13 17
info@mondorent.com
www.mondorent.com
Bus Turístic
The double-decker Barcelona Bus Turístic is the most convenient way to discover Barcelona's most interesting and attractive sights. You
can get on and off the Bus Turístic as many times and for as long as you like at any of the 44 tour stops. Combine 3 different tourist tours
with the same ticket -you have six transfer stops- and... let yourself be transported! All tours begin and end at Plaça Catalunya.
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Please visit www.dgdw.org soon for announcement of DGDW 2010.
We also have an online community at Xing.
Go to the Xing stand during the conferece to sign up so we can easily stay in contact.
Thank you!