Opening addresses
Andrew Steer, Special Envoy for Climate Change, The World Bank
David Nussbaum, Chief Executive Officer, WWF-UK
Björn Stigson, President, World Business Council for Sustainable Development
Mark Kenber, Chief Executive Officer, The Climate Group

Opening plenary discussion panel
The clean revolution: Rethinking business towards net zero goals
A ‘Clean Revolution’ – a swift and massive scaling-up of clean energy, infrastructure and technology targeting net zero energy and resource use – is the only viable route to cut global emissions and avoid dangerous climate change. It will create jobs, strengthen economic growth, and secure a better, more prosperous future for all. This opening plenary session brings together a high-level panel of speakers who will offer their views on how business, government and thought leaders can take step up, take transformative action and bring about the Clean Revolution.

Moderator: Charles Hodson, Anchor, CNN
Richard Evans, President, PepsiCo UK, Ireland & South Africa
Sir Stephen Gomersall, Group Chairman for Europe, Hitachi
Mark Kenber, Chief Executive Officer, The Climate Group
Stewart Stevenson, Minister for Environment & Climate Change, Scottish Government
Jerry Stokes, President, Suntech Power Europe

Networking coffee break

Plenary discussion panel
Closed-loop business models for the future
Closed loop thinking – striving to keep materials within the economic system, without negative impact on health or environment – is the next step in resource management. Achieving this requires a dramatic redesign of existing processes. The panelists in this session will identify what is required in terms of financing, innovation and performance along the entire value chain, and discuss the extent to which the effort is worth the prize.

Moderator: Andrew Steer, Special Envoy for Climate Change, The World Bank
Ramon Arratia, Sustainability Director, Europe, Middle East, Africa & India, InterfaceFlor
Steve Evans, Director, EPSRC Centre for Innovative Manufacturing in Industrial Sustainability
Giles Hutchins, Global Director, Sustainability Solutions, AtoS
Jeremy Oppenheim, Director & Global Lead, Sustainability & Resource Productivity, McKinsey & Company
Steffan Saecker, Business Manager, SAFECHEM Europe

Lunch
Introduction: Bryan Walsh, Senior Writer: Environment, Time Magazine
Speaker 1:   Paul Dickinson, Executive Chairman, Carbon Disclosure Project
Speaker 2:   Janine Benyus, President, The Biomimicry Institute

Presentations
Revolutionary solutions that will change the world
Moderator: Dax Lovegrove, Head of Business and Industry, WWF-UK
Presentation by John Elkington, Founding Partner & Executive Chairman, Volans

1. Environmental P&L
Reiner Hengstmann, Global Director, PUMA.Safe Supply Chain, PUMA
Richard Mattison, Chief Executive Officer, Trucost

2. Zero-emission public transport
Paul Lin, Marketing Director, BYD Auto Company Ltd

3. Zero-emission shipping and logistics
Melanie Moore, Vice President, Environment, Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics

4. Demateralised business
Tracy Currer, Co-founder, ecomodo

Finance perspective
Michael Eckhart, Global Head, Environmental Finance and Sustainability, Citigroup

WORKING GROUPS

Progressive companies around the world are developing innovative solutions that will revolutionise industries. These solutions are driving business growth while significantly reducing GHG emissions and environmental impact and ensuring a low-carbon, sustainable future. Zero emission transport, zero energy buildings and closed loop design are but some examples of revolutionary solutions business can deliver.

The B4E Climate Summit working groups will discuss the following questions: i) what is the commitment of your sector on climate action?; ii) what policy support should Durban deliver at the global level to assist your sector to scale up and accelerate your commitments?; iii) what specific policies should countries put in place to assist your sector to scale up and accelerate your commitments?; and iv) What are the transformative solutions being implemented in your company?

1. Building & Construction
Chair: Christian Kornevall, Director, Energy Efficiency in Buildings Projects, WBCSD

Presenters:
Guy Battle, Partner, Carbon & Sustainability, Deloitte dcarbon8
Jennifer Layke, Director, Institute for Building Efficiency, Johnson Controls

Panelists:
Alistair Guthrie, Leader, Global Sustainable Building Design, Arup
David Jerome, Senior Vice President, Corporate Responsibility, IHG
Pascal Mittermaier, Head, Sustainability, Europe, Middle East & Africa, Lend Lease
Emma Stewart, Senior Manager, AEC Sustainability, Autodesk

Discussion Leaders:
Simon Mills, Head, Sustainable Development, City of London Corporation
Ian Walker, Director, Element Energy

2. Transport & Mobility
Chair: Thomas Tang, Regional Director, Corporate Sustainability, AECOM Asia

Presenters:
Robin Haycock, Head of Transport, The Climate Group
Mac Motraghi, Head of Sales and Marketing, Hitachi Rail Europe

Panelists:
Peter Bragg, General Manager, Energy & Environment, Eurostar International
Susan Claris, Associate Director, Arup
Shane Slater, Director, Element Energy

Discussion Leaders:
Melanie Moore, Vice President, Environment, Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics

3. Food & Beverage
Chair: Anthony Kleanthous, Senior Sustainability Adviser (Food), WWF-UK

Presenters:
Caroline Hurford, Senior Public Information Officer, United Nations World Food Programme
David Fell, Founding Director, Brook Lyndhurst

Panelists:
Karen Hamilton, Vice President, Global Sustainability, Unilever
Gerry O’ Hagan, Global Technical Director, Diageo
Ian Walsh, Director, Global Environmental Sustainability, Kraft Foods
Luciana Ueda, Sustainability Manager, BRF Brasil Foods

Discussion Leaders:
Rosalio Rodriguez, Senior Vice President, Operations, Grupo Bimbo
Tatjana von Bormann, Market Transformation Manager, WWF-South Africa

4. Renewable Energy
Chair: Angelina Galiteva, Chairperson, World Council for Renewable Energy

Presenters:
Keith Allot, Head, Climate Change Programme, WWF-UK
Stephan Oaknine, Managing Partner, Inerjys Ventures

Panelists:
Andres Espinosa, First Secretary, UK, ProMexico
Malcolm Jacques, Executive Director, Wasabi Energy Ltd
Benjamin Kott, Clean Energy Advocacy Manager, Google
Maja Wessels, EVP, Global Public Affairs & Government Relations, First Solar
Philip Wolfe, Chairman, Ownergy

Discussion Leaders:
Justin Adams, Head, Emerging Business & Ventures, BP Alternative Energy
Binny Prabhakar, Head, Corporate Advisory, Ecofys

5. Consumer Goods
Chair: Tony Boatman, Founder & CEO, Indela, Manager, The Climate Project Singapore

Presenters:
Chris Tuppen, Chief Executive Officer, Advancing Sustanability
Trewin Restorick, Chief Executive Officer, Global Action Plan

Panelists:
Tom Berry, Head of Sustainability, Europe, Kimberly Clark
Reiner Hengstmann, Global Director, PUMA.Safe Supply Chain, PUMA
Julian Walker-Palin, Head, Corporate Sustainability, Asda
Peter White, Director, Global Sustainability, P&G

Discussion Leaders:
Ramon Arratia, Sustainability Director, Europe, Middle East, Africa & India, InterfaceFlor
Tracy Currer, Co-founder, ecomodo
Bruno Zago, Environmental Manager, UK & Ireland, HP

6. Sustainable Forestry & Agriculture
Chair: Marco Albani, Senior Practice Expert, Sustainability & Resource Productivity, McKinsey & Company

Presenters:
Henry Bastaman, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Environment, Republic of Indonesia

Panelists:
Cecile Ortlieb, Strategy Lead Sustainability, Global Sustainability, Kimberly Clark International
Christian Ramaseder, Group Environmental Manager, Mondi Group
Mohammad Rafiq, Senior Vice President, Programs, Rainforest Alliance
Puvan J. Selvanathan, Representative, Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO)
Kersti Strandqvist, Senior Vice President, Sustainability, SCA

Discussion Leaders
Paul Laird, Director of Corporate Partnerships, Europe, Earthwatch

7. Finance & Investment
Chair: Alex MacGillivray, Chief Executive Officer, Climate Business

Presenters:
Bernard Giraud, President, Livelihoods Venture
Alexandra Tracy, Chairman, Association of Socially Responsible Investors in Asia (ASrIA)

Panelists:
Emma Boyd, Director, Jupiter Asset Management
Alois Flatz, Managing Director, Zouk Ventures
Seiji Kawazoe, Associate General Manager, Sumitomo Trust & Banking Co., Ltd.
Richard Spencer, Head of Sustainability, ICAEW

Discussion Leaders:
Michael Molitor, Principal Advisor, Roundtable on Sustainable Development, OECD
Lauren Smart, Director, Trucost

Coffee reception

Plenary discussion panel
Unlocking resource productivity for sustainable growth
We have entered a new era of economic development with urbanization and a growing middle class in emerging markets leading to unprecedented growth in demand for resources and a significant risk of real price increases and greater volatility as we approach short-term supply limits. This session will explore ways to meet this demand, specifically: (i) where are the real challenges of resource productivity and where lie the win- wins; (ii) what are the linkages and trade-offs across the different resources;(iii) where can business act and what does it take?

Moderator: Jeremy Oppenheim, Director & Global Lead, Sustainability & Resource Productivity, McKinsey & Company
Justin Adams, Vice President Strategy & Ventures, BP Alternative Energy
Richard Goode, Global Head of Sustainability, Alcatel-Lucent
Dominique Heron, Vice President, Partnerships, Veolia Environnement
Samantha Smith, Lead, Global Climate & Energy Initiative, WWF International
Vivek Tulpule, Head of Economics & Chief Economist, Rio Tinto

Plenary discussion panel
Financing the clean industrial revolution
To deliver transformative climate solutions and drive a new, clean industrial revolution, massive amounts of capital must be invested in renewable energy infrastructure and for scaling up energy and resource efficiency globally. This panel of leaders will share their experiences and perspectives on the challenges and opportunities in financing the Clean Revolution.

Moderator: Ben Goldsmith, Founding Partner, WHEB Partners
Bruce Duguid, Senior Advisor, Green Investment Bank Team, BIS
Christopher Hunt, Managing Director, Riverstone LLC
Peter Malik, Director, Center for Market Innovation, Natural Resources Defense Council
Michael Molitor, Principal Advisor, Roundtable on Sustainable Development, OECD

Networking coffee break

Feedback and proposals from working groups
Moderator: Bryan Walsh, Senior Writer: Environment, Time Magazine
Marco Albani, Associate Principal, McKinsey & Company
Tony Boatman, Founder & CEO, Indela, Manager, The Climate Project Singapore
Angelina Galiteva, Chairperson, World Council for Renewable Energy
Anthony Kleanthous, Senior Sustainability Adviser – Food, WWF-UK
Christian Kornevall, Director, Energy Efficiency in Buildings Projects, WBCSD
Alex MacGillivray, Chief Executive Officer, Climate Business
Thomas Tang, Regional Director, Corporate Sustainability, AECOM Asia

In Conversation
Moderator: Charles Hodson, Anchor, CNN

Speaker:
Amb. NJ Mxakato-Diseko, Ambassador at Large: COP 17/CMP 7, Department of International Relations & Cooperation, South Africa

Plenary discussion panel
Transforming policy to scale up green growth
According UNEP, redirecting just 2% of GDP towards green investments in key sectors will generate more jobs and wealth, reduce fossil fuel dependence, water demand and biodiversity loss while extending forestry and producing a more resource-efficient economy. To catalyse and secure the massive private investments needed for this, governments must invest public funds into R&D, infrastructure development and institutional capacity building. Yet, most governments have never been as indebted as now. This expert panel will debate high- leverage economic policies with transformative potential and put forward key decision points to be addressed in upcoming global multilateral meetings.

Moderator: Claude Fussler, Special Advisor for Sustainability & Innovation
Olav Kjørven, Asst. Secretary-General and Director, Bureau for Development Policy, UNDP
James Leape, Director-General, WWF International
Amb. NJ Mxakato-Diseko, Ambassador at Large: COP 17/CMP 7, Department of International Relations & Cooperation, South Africa
Peter Young, Chairman, The Aldersgate Group

Closing keynote address
James Leape, Director General, WWF International

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