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INDIA RESILIENCE SUMMIT 2019

REsilience
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2019

AGENDA - INDIA RESILIENCE SUMMIT

30-31 August 2019
Taj Deccan,  Hyderabad India
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WELCOME DINNER SESSION ON THE 29th August at the Taj Deccan. Hyderabad
S Krishnakumar Chairman of the IETO addressing and welcoming the Panelists and Guests at the opening Dinner.
Panelist from Iran, Saman Seif Addressing the Gathering to explain what lies in store during the Conference in regards to Urban resilience.
Senator Michael Browne giving his welcome address about his India experience in Hyderabad.
Tim Dyer from Resolus Consulting giving his address about his Proposed entry to India.
Deepta Sateesh from the DEL Laboratory, Srishti School of Design, Bangalore and Panelist on the Summit explaining her proposed Session.
Dr Geoffrey Clements from the Commonwealth Infra Partners addressing the Summit guests.
Shalini Haranahalli, the Panel Moderator explaining her role in the Session.
Lars Minth from the Quantusec, Switzerland giving out the Overall Holistic view of the Resilience Summit.
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Group Photograph of the Summit panelists at the Welcome Dinner session

Day 1

30 August 2019

Experience the Defense Capabilities of the future

10.30 AM- 12.00 PM
A threat is more adaptive, the threat is more capable and the threat is more pervasive, all of the things that we’ve heard in so many different spectrum’s: the barriers to entry remain low, the capacity and capabilities of our adversaries are improving. How can we help industry better understand the things it needs to meet new challenges in this space? How do we make Defense more resilient?  What is the choke-point and how might we redefine them as opportunities to establish confidence?  With this plenary we will set the scene and provide the intellectual backbone for the Resilience Summit which shall unite the world’s major stakeholders for an open debate on the future.

Yousuf Dawran

Founder, Pace Group of Companies & Afghan Business Centre, Afghanistan 
– Yousuf Dawran, Founder, Pace Group of Companies & Afghan Business Centre, Afghanistan 
– Yousuf Dawran, Founder, Pace Group of Companies & Afghan Business Centre, Afghanistan 

Gurmit Singh​

Former Deputy Chief of Army Staff, Indian Army

Lars Minth

CEO & Founder, Quantusec, Switzerland (MODERATOR)

Dr.  S. Krishnakumar IAS(Retd)

Former Minister for Defence, Govt of India

Michael D. Brown

United States Senator, District of Colombia, Washington, USA

Lt. Gen P.G. Kamath

Retired Veteran General, Indian Army & Defence Analyst

Tim Dyer

CEO, Resolus Consulting, UK

Challenges of Higher Education

12.45 PM- 2.00 PM
The poor-world, rich-world divide is well known, as is the divide between dominant and marginalized groups within countries. Are the existing models of Higher Education schools adequately preparing graduates? Are they able to make a significant contribution towards improving the health of the population, and particularly of the poor and other marginalized groups? If not, why are they failing? Is there a mismatch between the ideal and the reality of the situation? Is the world producing quality graduates to lead public health programmes and relevant research?

Dr. Sarib Rasool Khan

Chairman, Shadan Group of Institutions, India

Amanda Atan

 CEO, Vibes Global, Singapore

Dr. Geoffrey Clements

Chairman, Commonwealth Infrastructure Partners, UK

Amit Eshet

CEO, 2 Success, Israel

Bharat Lal Meena IAS(Retd)

Chairperson, World Forum for Education

Dr Rupa Vasudevan

Chancellor, B.E.S.T.Innovation University, India

Elvis Joseph

CEO, Karnataka Athletic Association, India

Business Lunch

2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Guests will be invited to be the first to take advantage of a wide variety of conversations, introduced, forge new connections and commence a great future
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Strengthening ties between Gender and Resilience

3:00 PM – 4.30 PM
Women and Girls face continuous discrimination in access to education, health care and employment, lack of control over productive and financial resources, and marginalization from decisions that affect their livelihood and well-being. Despite this vulnerability, they play a vital role in unlocking the trans-formative potential of development assistance and in achieving long-term change. They are key in the capacity of households and communities to cope with, adapt and potentially transform in the face of shocks and stressors. Could we create international policies to strengthen this link and help us build resilience?

Suresh Chukkapalli

Chairman, Phoenix Group, Hyderabad, India

Chris Pohl

CEO, Independent Advisory Service(IAS), Germany

Sonia Khan

Royal School of Music, UK

Shirley George

Big 5 Medal Achiever, Harley Davidson Leader, India

Shalini Haranahalli

Former Miss Asia California, Indian Culture Ambassador, USA

Sylvia Smetana

Co-Founder, Divershefy, USA

The Future of Global Resilience 

4.30 PM – 6.00 PM
Achieving and sustaining community resilience are in the interest of the nation, states, communities, businesses, and citizens. Why, then, do resilient communities seem the exception rather than the rule? Private–public collaboration to enhance resilience can be extremely effective when efforts are designed to be largely autonomous at the community level with ties to higher levels of government support.  Can we continue this way for building resilient infrastructures, governance structures and new economic frameworks that consider sustainable models?  And what measures can we take holistically?

Deepta Sateesh

Director, DEL Laboratory, Srishti Institute of Art, Design & Technology

Dr. Ravi Kumar Jain

Director, Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, India

Megan Jing Li

Managing Director, Shanghai iMega Industry Co., China

Indraneel Ganguli

CEO, ReachIG, India

Yashawanth Anantharaj

Managing Director, SYConE CPMC, India

Shailendra Goswami

Chairman & Managing Director, Pushkaraj Group, Pune, India

Saman Seif

CEO, Sustainable Living Spaces, Tehran, Iran

Suresh Kamle

Project Head, Andhra Pradesh Emergency Response Service(APRES)

Day 2

31 August 2019

Experience and Shape the Women’s Channel Leadership of the future

10.00 AM – 11.30 AM
An organisation becomes fit for the future through its richness of ideas, approaches and perspectives. More and more women are taking up positions of responsibility on executive and supervisory boards across the world, thereby entering top management. The growing dynamics of this trend cannot be ignored. And one thing is clear: wherever this happens, old patterns of thought are being disbanded. We profit from this increased variety of thoughts, perspectives and solutions. The participants will work out their road map for shaping the future: What are the issues which we as business leaders have to change fundamentally in order to create a world that future generations want to live in? With this plenary we will set the scene and provide the backbone for mankind which shall unite the women for an open debate on the future.

Ratna Prabha (IAS) Retd

Former Chief Secretary of AP and Karnataka

Sylvia Smetana

Co-Founder, Divershefy, USA

Juliane Frommter

Independent Start Up and Ecosystem consultant.

 Sumita Ganguli

CEO, REACHPEOPLE, India

Megan Jing Li

Managing Director, Shanghai iMega Industry Co., China

Lekha Sishta

Vice President- People Success, Altruista Health, India

Dr. Ayla Aldjufrie

Founder and Chairperson, WWLC, Indonesia

Shalini Haranahalli

Former Miss India California USA

WWLC- World Women Leading Change-Indonesia

11.30 AM- 12.00 PM
Launch of the WWLC India Chapter by Dr. Ayla Aldjufrie/ Amanda Atan for the Appointment of Indian WWLC Charter Heads.
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Challenges and Trends in Higher Education and Social Media

12.00 PM- 1.30 PM
The past ten years have brought significant growth in access to Web technology and in the educational possibilities of social media. These changes challenge previous conceptualizations of education and the classroom, and pose practical questions for learners, teachers, and administrators. Today, the unique capabilities of social media are influencing learning and teaching in ways previously unseen. Social media is transforming sectors outside education by changing patterns in personal, commercial, and cultural interaction? The powerful session will examine educational institutions, access and participation, cultural reproduction, international accreditation, intellectual property, new business models, and technical architectures for digital education. Is there a mismatch between the conventional education and the reality of social media?

Deepta Sateesh

Director, DEL Laboratory, Srishti School of Design, India

Dr. R. Vijaya Saraswati

Pro Vice-Chancellor, St.Mother Theresa University, Australia

Sofiya Sujad

Doctor, Entrepreneur, Motivational Speaker,  India

Shubhra Vandit

International Film Maker, University of Barcelona, Spain

Dr.Ajai Gangoli

Director Medical Services, Apollo Health and Lifestyle Ltd, India

Dr. Jayanta Chakravorty

Speaker, Growth Strategist and Author , India

Amanda Atan

CEO, Vibes Global, Singapore

Rahul Jain

Managing Director, InnoServ Group of Companies, India

Sonia Khan

Managing Director, Indian National Youth Orchestra, India

Vote of Thanks

1.30 PM

Lars Minth

CEO & Founder, Quantusec, Switzerland
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