PROGRAM (Status October 22 2011)

Day 1: 3 November 2011


07:30-09:00	REGISTRATION

09:00-10:00 OPENING Chair Jesuit Hall	CAPITALISM AT A CROSS-ROADS Richard Straub (AT), President, Peter Drucker Society Europe

Welcome address	Doris Drucker (USA) Board member, the Drucker Institute (video message) Klaus Poettinger (AT) Vice President, Federation of Austrian Industries Walter Rothensteiner (AT) Chairman of the Managing Board and CEO, Raiffeisen Zentralbank Oesterreich AG
Keynote	Charles Handy (UK) Social philosopher and celebrated author “Is There a Future for Capitalism?”

10:00 – 11:15 PLENARY 1 Chair Jesuit Hall	Responsibility Towards Society SHARED VALUE – GREAT CONCEPT, HOW CAN IT WORK IN PRACTICE? Helmut Brandstaetter (AT), Editor-in-chief of Austrian daily newspaper Kurier

Keynote	Mark R. Kramer (USA) Managing Director, FSG and Senior Fellow, CSR Initiative Harvard Kennedy School of Government; co-author with Michael Porter of Harvard Business Review article "The Big Idea: Creating Shared Value" "Creating Shared Value: Redefining the Role of Business in Society"
Statement	Adrian Wooldridge (UK) Management Editor of The Economist "Shared Value--Wise Strategy or Pious Hope?"
Panel Discussion - Examples from practice	Georg Knoth (DE) CEO & Regional Executive, General Electric in Central Europe Patrick de Cambourg (FR) CEO and President of the Group Executive Board, Mazars Peter Gomez (CH) Professor of Management, University of St. Gallen; President of the Swiss Stock Exchange, initiator of the “Swiss Dialogue”

11:15-11:45 Pillared Hall	Coffee Break

BREAKOUT DISCUSSION SESSION I 11:45 – 12:30	Track A: Good practices for shared value Room: Aula Lounge Moderator: Stefan Stern (UK) Director of Strategy, Edelman Adrian Wooldridge with Peter Gomez. Q&A. Track B: What are the challenges of growing a business and maintaining values? Room: Jesuit Hall Moderator: Angelica Kohlmann Küpper, CEO Ifitech, Advisory Board Member Peter Drucker Society Europe Mark R. Kramer with Patrick de Cambourg and Georg Knoth. Q&A.

CONCLUDING PLENARY 12:30 – 13:00 Jesuit Hall	Feedback from breakout session moderators Conclusions by the panel

13:00-14:30 Pillared Hall	Lunch break
14:00-14:30 Pillared Hall	Book signing at MANZ booth 14:00 – 14:30 Book signing at EMERALD Group Publishing booth

INTERVIEW 14:30 – 15:00 Moderator	A DRUCKER RENAISSANCE IN JAPAN Lawrence Greenspun (USA) Senior Program Manager, the Drucker Institute
Translator Jesuit Hall	Emi Makino
	Natsumi Iwasaki (JP) On-stage interview with the author of the bestselling novel in Japan in 2010, featuring the ideas of Peter Drucker.

PLENARY II 15:00 – 16:15 Chair Jesuit Hall	The Internal Side of Value Creation - UNLEASHING THE POWER WITHIN THE ORGANIZATION Mario Vaupel (DE) Professor of Sustainable Leadership, Steinbeis University Berlin

Keynote	Rakesh Khurana (USA) Professor of organizational behaviour, Harvard Business School "How professionalization will strengthen the management capacity in organizations"
Statement	Angelika Bergmann (BE) Executive Director, Management Centre Europe (MCE) "Leadership and Successful Strategy Implementation - How to Align People to your Strategy" K.H. Moon (KR) President of the New Paradigm Institute of Seoul, Board member The Drucker Institute; former CEO of Yuhan-Kimberly
Panel Discussion	Jack Bergstrand (USA) Management consultant and writer; founder and CEO of Brand Velocity Inc; former Vice President, Business Systems, Coca-Cola Stephen Harding (UK) Director, Towers Watson; co-author with Thomas O. Davenport of Manager Redefined

16:15-16:45 Pillared Hall	Coffee Break

BREAKOUT DISCUSSION SESSION II 16:45 - 17:30	Track A: The Hippocratic Oath: What are the experiences from the first years? Room: Jesuit Hall Moderator: Martin Moehrle (DE) Former CLO Deutsche Bank Rakesh Khurana. Q&A. Track B: How can we make knowledge work effective? Room: Aula Lounge Moderator: Stefan Gueldenberg (LI), Chair of International Management, Head of Institute, University of Liechtenstein, Institute for Entrepreneurship Jack Bergstrand with K.H. Moon Q&A. Track C: Manager behaviours - what promotes an engaged workforce? Room: Science Café Moderator: Wolfgang Erharter, Malik Management Zentrum St.Gallen (MZSG) Stephen Harding with Angelika Bergmann. Q&A.

CONCLUDING PLENARY 17:30 – 18:00 Jesuit Hall	Feedback from breakout session moderators Conclusions by the panel



20:00 - 24:00 Venue	COCKTAIL AND GALA DINNER Museum for Applied Arts/Contemporary Arts (MAK) Cocktail Speech: Juergen Hairbucher, Intel Labs Europe Drucker Challenge Awards Ceremony

Day 2: 4 November 2011


09:00 – 10:15 PLENARY 1 Chair Jesuit Hall	Addressing the Needs of the Underserved HOW THE BOTTOM OF THE PYRAMID CAN CREATE VALUE Christopher Maclay (UK) Associates Programmes Manager, EEP/shiree

Keynotes	Deepa Prahalad (USA) Strategy consultant; Co-author with Ravi Sawhney of Predictable Magic: Unleash the Power of Design Strategy to Transform Your Business "Why the Bottom of the Pyramid Matters for Everyone" Iqbal Z. Quadir (US) Professor of the practice of Development and Entrepreneurship and Founder and Director of the Legatum Center for Development and Entrepreneurship at MIT; Founder and former CEO of Grameenphone in Bangladesh "Bottom-Up Entrepreneurship"
Panel Discussion	Venkatesh Valluri (IN) President Ingersoll Rand India Michael Fuerst (CH) Manager Corporate Citizenship, Novartis International AG

10:15 - 10:45 Pillared Hall	Coffee Break

BREAKOUT DISCUSSION SESSION I 10:45 – 11:30	Track A: Emerging Markets as an Innovation Hub Room: Jesuit Hall Moderator: Bernhard Weber (AT) Co-founder and Managing Director, Institute for Development Cooperation (ICEP) Deepa Prahalad with Venky Valluri, Q&A. Track B: Building credibility, collaboration and profits on the ground Aula Lounge Moderator: Hartwig Kirner, Managing Director Fairtrade Austria Iqbal Z. Quadir with Michael Fuerst, Q&A.

CONCLUDING PLENARY 11:30 – 12:00 Jesuit Hall	Feedback from breakout session moderators Conclusions by the panel

12:00-13:30 Pillared Hall	Lunch break
13:00-13:30 Pillared Hall	Book signing at MANZ booth Book signing at EMERALD Group Publishing

PLENARY II 13:30 – 15:00 Chair Jesuit Hall	THE FUTURE OF MANAGEMENT EDUCATION Laurent Choain (FR), CHRO Mazars

Keynote	Thomas Sattelberger (DE) Executive Committee member and CHRO, Deutsche Telekom "Corporate Needs in a Changing World"
Statement	Daniel Weihs (IL) Distinguished Professor of Aerospace Engineering; Chief Scientist, Israel Ministry of Science & Technology "The Importance of Imbuing Management Skills for Engineers and Scientists"
Panel Discussion Q&A	Ivo Matser (NL) CEO, TSM Business School Julia Middleton (UK), Founder and Chief Executive of Common Purpose

SESSION 15:00 – 16:00 Moderator Jesuit Hall	with Peter Drucker Challenge Winners THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE YOUNGER GENERATION Audience participation will be actively encouraged Helmut Haussmann (DT) Vice-President Capgemini; former German Federal Minister of Economics

CLOSING 16:00 – 16:30 Jesuit Hall	LEARNINGS FROM THE DRUCKER FORUM 2011 Rick Wartzman (USA) Executive Director, The Drucker Institute, Claremont Graduate University CLOSING REMARKS AND OUTLOOK 2012 and 2013 Richard Straub (AT) President, Peter Drucker Society Europe

PROGRAM (Status October 22 2011)

Day 1: 3 November 2011

CAPITALISM AT A CROSS-ROADS

SHARED VALUE – GREAT CONCEPT, HOW CAN IT WORK IN PRACTICE?

A DRUCKER RENAISSANCE IN JAPAN

Natsumi Iwasaki (JP)

- UNLEASHING THE POWER WITHIN THE ORGANIZATION

Day 2: 4 November 2011

HOW THE BOTTOM OF THE PYRAMID CAN CREATE VALUE