Events
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THE 2010 CEO SUMMIT
“Empowering Indonesia Inc. & ASEAN Inc. When China Rules the World”
Tuesday,
January 26, 2010 - 8:30AM to 1:00PM, at Aryaduta Hotel – Mezzanine
Ballroom
Co-Hosted by:
Also Sponsored by:
Keynote Speaker:
Martin Jacques
Author of “When China Rules the World”
Panelists:
HE Dr. Surin Pitsuwan*
ASEAN Secretary General
Mr. Hua Ning, Political Counselor
Embassy of the People’s Republic of China
Moderator:
Christianto Wibisono
Chairman of Global Nexus Institute
*invited &
awaiting confirmation
WHAT’S BREWING IN THE
WORLD?
The recent financial and economic crisis that brought the US closed to
bankruptcy have become the last nail to the decline of the US and West.
The world is now turned to the G-20 nations to act in a consortium by
creating a new global financial architecture as an integrated solution to
the crisis. At the third G-20 Summit in Pittsburgh late November, the G-20
has proclaimed itself as the new Forum for International Economic
Cooperation replacing the G8 after the end of US domination in the late
20th century.
Meanwhile, among the G-20 member countries, the only three countries
experiencing growth in the midst of the crisis are China (8.6%), India
(7.5%) and Indonesia (4.5%). China’s growth in particular has been very
robust; and if China could sustain such growth at a minimum of 8%
annually, it is not impossible that the global power would shift,
according to Martin Jacques, to China alone.
Indonesia as part of the new Troika of CHINDONESIA (China, India and
Indonesia) as well as the anchor of ASEAN needs to prepare itself with
assertiveness and renew its corporate competitiveness in the wake of the
implementation of ASEAN - China Free Trade Agreement .
THE BUZZ
Martin Jacques
in his book argues that China’s ascendance as an economic superpower will
alter the cultural, political, social, and ethnic balance of global power
in the twenty-first century, unseating the West and in the process,
creating a whole new world. There will be a new type of modernity, a new
Chinese Civilization State. China will overtake the United States as the
world’s largest economy by 2027 and will ascend to the position of world
economic leader by 2050. How will Indonesia as a multi-cultural, pluralist
state with long history of economic turnaround survive, and move forward
successfully? How will Indonesian economic development and corporate
competitiveness face the new regional challenges and opportunities?
THE ISSUES
1. If China
took over the US or Western domination because of its robust economy, how
would this phenomenon
shape up the dynamics of the world?
2. What are the key success factors that bring China to where it is now
and in the future?
3. What should ASEAN and Indonesia look for as China's role becomes
increasingly dominant?
4. How would Indonesian corporate and governance respond to the ASEAN
China Free Trade Agreement?
5. What are the strategies to empower Indonesian corporations in
identifying opportunities of China’s market rather
than being “preoccupied” with the threat of Chinese product inflow?
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
a. If you have concerns about the prospect of your business due to the
newly signed Free Trade agreement
between ASEAN and China, YOU MUST ATTEND.
b. If you want to be successful in today's business with China, YOU MUST
ATTEND.
c. If you want to know how the free trade between China and ASEAN/Indo
will turn out and how it will impact your
business, YOU MUST ATTEND.
d. If you are currently courting Chinese partners (government or private)
and you want to know how you should
position yourself, YOU MUST ATTEND.
e. If you are currently doing business in China and would like to know
what opportunity will lie in front of you with all
these global changes YOU MUST ATTEND.
f. If you are government officiala attempting to formulate policies for
Indo - China relations considering and taking
into account ASEAN relations with China, YOU MUST ATTEND.
REGISTRATION
REQUIREMENT:
• General Registration Fee: Rp. 5,000,000.- per person;
• “Early Bird” Registration (Payment received prior to January 15, 2010
that includes 20% discount): Rp. 4,000,000.-
per person;
• “Group Ticket” Registration (includes 20% discount for a total fee of Rp.
32,000,000.-)
for 1 table consisting 8 tickets.
*invited
and awaiting confirmation
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THE ANATOMY & PERSPECTIVE ON
BANK CENTURY CRISIS:
"Clarifying the Infamous “Breakfast of the Century”
A flashback to
the November ’08 global financial tsunami leading to Bank Century
“bail-out” to avoid a potential loss of Rp. 600 Trillion; a loss that
would have repeated the 1997 liquidation of 16 Indonesian bank due to
rush, and triggered a national monetary crisis.
December 10,
2009, at The Arya Duta Hotel – Mezzanine Ballroom
Keynote Speaker:
Christianto Wibisono, Chairman - Global Nexus Institute
Panelists:
Dahlan Iskan, CEO - Jawa Pos Group
Erry Firmansyah, Former CEO - Jakarta Stock Exchange
Tony Prasetyantono, Managing Director – Bank Negara Indonesia (BNI)
Aviliani, Moderator - 2009 Indonesian Presidential Debate
Ninasapti Triaswati, Economist - University of Indonesia
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INDONESIA INC. & THE G-20
MOMENTUM
The 2009 global
financial crisis has signaled a change within the geopolitical paradigm
where previous monolythical domination such as Pax Romana, Pax Hispanica,
Pax Nederlandica, Pax Britannica & Pax Americana is diminishing. The world
is now directed towards a Pax Consortis era where the consortium of G-20
countries of which Indonesia is a member, may deliberately control and
direct the world’s economy.
What are the perspectives of the Indonesian presidency (SBY-Boediono) and
their cabinet in using the momentum that comes only once in a century?
Find out the perspectives of German philosopher Robert Schiller in
stressing the importance of policy makers and government officials in
making the best of this historical opportunity.
October 8,
2009 - 10:30AM to 2:00PM at The Arya Duta Hotel – Mezzanine Ballroom
Dialog by:
Christianto Wibisono, Chairman - Global Nexus Institute
Aviliani, Moderator – 2009 Indonesian Presidential Debate
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A PRESIDENTIAL LECTURE:
INDONESIA BETWEEN ASIAN REVIVAL & GLOBAL CRISIS
The 21st
century will be the Asian century. By 2050, Asia will provide the majority
of the largest economies of the world. China, India, Japan and Indonesia
will be on this list. Has Indonesia made a major contribution to the
dramatic transformation of Asia with its remarkably successful transition
to full democracy? How can Indonesia continue to redefine & reposition
itself during the 2nd Asian restoration?
GNI takes the
initiative to educate the Indonesian elite in this very important
Presidential Lecture session attended by President Yudhoyono, Vice
President Kalla and the entire Indonesian cabinet members as well as
highly selected individuals from private business sector. The lecture is
directed towards directing policy makers to take effective measures in
increasing Indonesia’s competitiveness and be a significant part of Asia’s
reawakening.
August 31,
2008 - 9:00AM to 11:00AM, at Istana Merdeka (Indonesian State
Palace)
Featuring:
Dr. Kishore
Mahbubani
Author:
The New Asian
Hemisphere
Moderated by:
Sri Mulyani, Indonesian Minister of Finance
● ON THE ROAD TO
UN-BALI “CLIMATE CHANGE”
"Creating Global Consensus on a Sustainable Model of Avoided
Deforestation"
Mounting global
concern over climate change and the link to deforestation has drawn
international attention to the need to protect the world's forests. As
countries prepare for discussion and negotiation at the United Nations
Climate Change conference in Bali, there is much interest in "Avoided
Deforestation" - an effort to protect forests and reduce carbon emissions.
Indonesia as the Chair of the Conference on Parties (COP) XIII will host
the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Bali
(December 3 to 13, 2007) and discuss the following challenges:
1. How to achieve a global consensus on Avoided Deforestation among
countries with different economic status?
2. How to practice responsible forestry practices that are defined by a
balance of economic benefit, social
investment, ecological protection and emission reduction?
3. What kind of investment in the form of green technology is needed? Will
the US be the main investor?
4. What kind of model can be implemented to encourage optimal solutions
that prioritize rapid development but
without ecological and social compromise?
November 1,
2007 - 8:30AM to 11:30AM, at National Press Club Holeman Lounge
Panelist:
Gerhard Dieterle, Forestry Advisor - World Bank
Dr. Neil Franklin, Sustainability Director - APRIL Asia
Annie Petsonk - International Counsel - Environmental Defense
Steven Ruddell - Director of Forest Investment & Sustainability, Forecon
Inc.
Christianto Wibisono, Chairman - Global Nexus Institute
Moderator:
Paul Miller, Partner - Miller-Wenhold Capitol Strategies
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