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18 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) Doing Good and Doing Well Europe's Leading Student-Run Conference on Responsible Business
Panel Descriptions 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) Doing Good and Doing Well Europe's Leading Student-Run Conference on Responsible Business 19
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