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Code: 4.e Smart grid and More: Transforming the energy Value Chain Smart grid aims to optimize the distribution of energy by using information technology. While many companies are developing products to transform existing distribution systems into smarter ones, other firms are exploring ways to exploit values offered by the smart grid. On the other side of the energy value chain, Electric Vehicles (EVs) aim to enhance energy efficiency in transportation of goods and people. This panel will focus on the overall picture of the energy value chain and the players involved. Benefits, motivations, industry collaboration, challenges, as well as realistic solutions will be examined. Moderator: Prof. Mike Rosenberg – IESE Business School Speakers: Charles Elazar – GE Energy Emmanuel Lagarrigue - Schneider Electric Oscar Márquez Sánchez - Itron Francisco Javier de Rocafort - Quimera Project panel coordinators: David Botha (MBA 2012) and Kotaro Kobayashi (MBA 2012) 26 IESE Business School
Track 5 prominent Challenges and opportunities in Social Development Code: 5.a Can investments in agriculture be profitable and ensure positive Social impact? With world population projected to reach 9 billion by 2050, food production will need to increase by 70%, according to FAO estimates. A production increase of this magnitude will require the developing world alone to invest over $200 billion per year in agriculture till 2050. The idea of this panel is to discuss the future of investments in agriculture and the problems that we will face in ensuring positive impact of these investments. Also there is a general impression that investments in agriculture are not profitable enough to attract attentions of investors, especially in developing countries. However, agriculture has the potential to be tremendously profitable business and to yield positive impact for such countries. We will also try to spend some time to shed some light on agricultural investments as a tool for poverty alleviation. Speakers: Sergio Dedominici - Syngenta Helena Leurent - World Economic Forum Alfonso López - Nestlé José María Mateo - Cargill panel coordinators: Junichi Kagaya (MBA 2011) Code: 5.b economic incentives and the role of the private Sector: is it Sufficient for achieving a long-term Sustainable peace? What is economic peace? Different scholars, academics and politicians have claimed that peace in a conflict zone can be achieved through economic pressure and economic improvement of nations living in conflict. These thinkers claim that the better the economic situation and the stronger the interdependence of the groups engaged in conflict, the less incentive they have to engage in war. In this situation both sides would compromise to achieve a peace agreement amongst themselves. However, once this interdependence is broken, it is not unlikely that the peace will be kept. In this panel, we would like to discuss the notion of economic peace and questions that derive by thinking about such peace; mainly, does the economic status of people in a political conflict matter when the time comes to negotiate peace? Can economic improvement of both or either sides in a conflict zone result in a self-sustained, long-term peace between people? Or, is it necessary to have a mutual interest in the economic offering of one side to the other? Finally, what role does the private sector have in achieving such peace? Is it only the responsibility of the government to achieve and promote it? Moderator: Prof. Alberto Ribera MD. PhD. - IESE Business School Speakers: Maha Atal - Forbes Shainoor Khoja - Roshan Prof. María Prandi - Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona (UAB) Andrea Vigevani - Instituto per la Cooperazione Universitaria (ICU) panel coordinators: Jonathan Salomon (MBA 2011) 2011 Doing Good and Doing Well 27
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