WISE HOLDING 4TH SYSTEMIC ECONOMIC SUMMIT 16 & 17 MAY 2017 PROGRAM.

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1 WISE HOLDING 4TH SYSTEMIC ECONOMIC SUMMIT 16 & 17 MAY 2017 PROGRAM

2 SUMMARY Summary Page 1 Presenta-on Page 2 Event Presenta-on Page 3 Event Program Day 1 Page 4 Event Program Day 2 Page 5 Our Experts Page 6 Goal of the event Page 7 Target Audience Page 8 City Cases Page 9 1

COMPANY PRESENTATION Our Vision Ac-vate tomorrow s economy and restore its human aspect, as well as enable society s stakeholders to generate synergies to achieve a sustainable and responsible

3 COMPANY PRESENTATION Our Vision Ac-vate tomorrow s economy and restore its human aspect, as well as enable society s stakeholders to generate synergies to achieve a sustainable and responsible economy. Our Mission Set the stage for a perennial and ethical economy by producing structured and calibrated methods that will make it accessible to undertake, develop, manage and enhance projects for tomorrow. Our AcOviOes Advice Educa-on Research Innova-on Events Publica-ons Wise Companies: Facilita-ng transi-on of organiza-on with tools: o 7DValue: Measures intangible values with a specific tool o 7DRisk: Complex risk management tool o Workshops and economic transi-on consul-ng Wise CiOes is a toolbox to guide ci-es and governments towards economic transi-on Wise Academy organizes conferences, workshops and excellence tracks around economic transi-on 2

EVENT PRESENTATION Date: 16 th and 17 th May 2017 Place: Passage 44 44 Boulevard du Jardin Botanique 1000 Bruxelles 8h30 17h30 The fourth edi-on of the Systemic Economy Summit will gather

4 EVENT PRESENTATION Date: 16 th and 17 th May 2017 Place: Passage Boulevard du Jardin Botanique 1000 Bruxelles 8h30 17h30 The fourth edi-on of the Systemic Economy Summit will gather entrepreneurs, managers, experts, poli-cs and students to progress around economic transi-on and new economic models. During two days, interac-ve conferences and workshops will be proposed about economic transi-on and development of Wise Ci-es. The program of the conferences is described in the following agenda, they will take place in the main auditorium with a capacity of 780 people. Furthermore, during the two days, par-cipants have the possibility to auend different workshops in smaller groups to apply tools introduced in the conferences to prac-cal projects as well as work on city cases. 4 to 5 workshops will be specific to a city in order to come up with new ideas and projects at the end of the summit to develop them in a more wise and sustainable way. 3

5 Day 1: 16 th May 8h15 Breakfast 9h00 Welcome word & Introduc-on and presenta-on of different ci-es and their challenges (FR/EN) - Michel de Kemmeter and guests 10h00 Macroscoop: Concrete vision on 10 year (FR/EN) - Chris-an Rhymers, Geert Gielens and Emmanuel Mossay 10h30 Break/Networking 10h50 Macroeconomic views on the next emerging economies (EN) - Michel de Kemmeter and Emmanuel Mossay 11h10 Measure and create immaterial value of businesses (FR) - Philippe CorneUe, Pascal Dolata, Olivier Lefebvre and Kris Vanhinsbergh 11h45 Expert interna-onal keynote (EN) : Frédéric Donck The Future of Internet: opportuni-es and dangers 12h00 The development of Wise Ci-es (EN) : Olivier Chaput, Miguel de Clerck (Marocco), Darryl Leong (Singapore) and Rik Willard (USA) 12h30 Break/Networking 14h00 Signs of muta-on & future sectorial shifs (FR) - Alain Chalouhi (CH), Olivier Chaput and Jacques Fradin (FR) 14h40 Interac-ve workshop with the public 15h10 Expert interna-onal keynote via Skype (EN) - Manfred Hellrigl (Austria) Best prac-ces of ci-zen par-cipa-on in territorial progress 15h40 Break/Networking 16h10 Experts interna-onal keynotes (FR/EN) - Laurie Dufays of WSBI, Jacques Fradin (FR) and Emmanuel Marreel of Siemens 17h40 End EVENT PROGRAM 4

6 EVENT PROGRAM Day 2: 17 th May 8h15 Breakfast 9h00 Welcome word and first conclusions on city workshops (EN) Michel de Kemmeter and Emmanuel Mossay 9h35 Wise Academy and Systemic Economy excubator: transectorial extrapreneurship: how to innovate to create the next genera-on businesses (FR) 10h00 Blockchain and related digital innova-ons (EN) - Christophe de Courson (FR), Frédéric Donck, Thibault Verbiest and Rik Willard (Usa) 10h45 Break/Networking 11h15 6 Systemic Economy tes-monies (FR/EN) Alexander De Wit, Benjamin Gérard, Sophie Guillet, Bruno Roche, Kristof Seyns and Chandar van der Zande 12h25 Systemic Economy Award (EN) 12h30 Break/Networking 14h00 Club of Brussels: New school of economy thinking (FR) Chris-an Ghymers, Paul Grosjean, Bruno Roche 14h30 Interac-ve workshop (EN) 15h00 Interna-onal keynote (EN) - Evi Swinnen: City development with P2P and Commons 15h30 Break/Networking 16h00 Sharing results of ci-es workshops (EN) 17h00 Wise City Award (EN) 17h15 Drink 5

GOAL OF THE EVENT Our capitalis-c debt based linear economic model has reached its limits and is leading to over 20 big historical systemic challenges.

7 GOAL OF THE EVENT Our capitalis-c debt based linear economic model has reached its limits and is leading to over 20 big historical systemic challenges. The summit aims to educate, inspire and guide entrepreneurs, governments and ci-zens on what truly works, and to move to economic transi-on and to share best prac-ces. This year we are going to push, pull and co- create live projects which tackle mul-ple challenges. 4 to 6 ci-es or territories will play the systemic extrapreneurship game. All emerging projects will be incubated in respec-ve ci-es, and answer following condi-ons: Systemic = mul-stakeholder; sharing resources for more efficiency and smart collabora-on Tackling mulople challenges instead of linear solu-ons, for ex. housings, energy, health and jobs or, educa-on, mobility, culture, agriculture Semibenchmarked. Feasible. Learning from exis-ng projects let s not reinvent the wheel Including: they will have to create bridges to include genera-ons, cultures, excluded popula-ons 6

OUR EXPERTS Alain Chalouhi (Swiss Corporate Alliance President) Gregor Chapelle (General Director at ACTIRIS) Olivier Chaput (The Shif administrator) Philippe Corne`e (Partner at «Spirit of Change»)

8 OUR EXPERTS Alain Chalouhi (Swiss Corporate Alliance President) Gregor Chapelle (General Director at ACTIRIS) Olivier Chaput (The Shif administrator) Philippe Corne`e (Partner at «Spirit of Change») Miguel de Clerck (Director at «Echos Communica-on» Christophe de Courson (Managing Director - Agen-c Group France) Michel de Kemmeter (Economic Transi-on Expert - Founder of Wise Holding) Alexander De Wit (Solva Space Planner, GIS Expert) Pascal Dolata (Director Administrator at Belfius) Frédéric Donck (Director European Regional Bureau, Internet Society (ISOC)) Philippe Drouillon («New models of sustainable businesses» teacher at ICHEC) Laurie Dufays (Deputy Director at European Savings Banks Group) Jacques Fradin (Ins-tut de Médecine Environnementale Founder, Neurocogni-ve and Behavioral approach ini-ator) Benjamin Gérard (Rising You(th) Founder) Pr. ChrisOan Ghymers (Macroeconomist, Belgo- Chilean Chamber of Commerce President) Geert Gielens (Chief economist Belfius) Paul Grosjean (Chief Editor of LOBBY revue) Sophie Guillet (Communica-on Officer at La ferme de Froidmont) Manfred Hellrigl (Office of future ques-ons- Voralberg) Olivier Lefebvre (Advisor in Strategy, Change Management, Corporate Governance at BNY Mellon) Darryl Leong (First Secretary (Economics), Singapore Mission to the European Union) Emanuel Marreel (Business Development Africa & City Account Manager for Siemens) Emmanuel Mossay (Innova-on & Business Development Manager at FEBRAP) Bruno Roche (Catalyst Managing Director at Mars) Charles- Eric Simons (Business Unit Manager «Career» at Daoust) Kristof Seyns (Solvus Director) Evi Swinenn (Timelab Coordinator) Chandar van der Zande (Chairman of Associa-on de Ceuvel) Kris Vanhinsbergh (Partner - Manager Accoun-ng Department at Tax Consult) Thibault Verbiest (Partner De Gaulle Fleurance & Associés) Rik Willard (Managing Director at Agen-c Group) 7

TARGET AUDIENCE Up to 1000 people from different publics: entrepreneurs, managers, students, experts, poli-cal leaders, lobbies, federa-ons, representa-ves of ci-es and ci-zens.

10 TARGET AUDIENCE Up to 1000 people from different publics: entrepreneurs, managers, students, experts, poli-cal leaders, lobbies, federa-ons, representa-ves of ci-es and ci-zens. The genera-onal, cultural and func-onal diversity of the public creates a huge added value in crea-ve collec-ve intelligence and community building. «We will not build the future alone - We need everyone s resources» 8

CITY CASES In parallel with the conferences, we will work intensively with 5 ci-es and territories of 3 con-nents to create new projects to boost their development whilst crea-ng a lot of societal

11 CITY CASES In parallel with the conferences, we will work intensively with 5 ci-es and territories of 3 con-nents to create new projects to boost their development whilst crea-ng a lot of societal value. We have selected 5 ci-es which have already developed a holis-c approach to their development. During both days, we will work with them to see how we can improve their system.parallel Workshops for project development for our partner territories: (A) Sud Kwamouth, RDC Congo: agroforestry project with over 25 rural villages to develop (B) Saping, Nepal: 15 houses to rebuild afer an earthquake (C) Maroc Oriental: région et communautés à développer au niveau entrepreneurial et environnemental (D) Le Pays des Condruses: 7 communes wallonnes à développer au niveau entrepreneurial et environnemental (E) Bruxelles: repenser l économie et la société (F) Villes de province Suisses: repenser l économie et la société

12 Contacts & Tickets For more informaoons: Website: hup://wiseholding.net/evenements/summit3/ Mail address: Tickets: hups:// systemic- economy- summit- less- talk- more- ac-on- -ckets Bring your excellence and create tomorrow s jobs!

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