WED 25OC T2017

THU 26OC T2017

WELCOME RECEPTIONArrival of guests

Welcome address Dato’ Siew Ka Wei, Chairman, Tourism Malaysia Fred Mouawad, YPO Southeast Asia Regional Chair

Opening Energizer Bill Lewis, Percussion Virtuoso

Co-Chairs Welcome Azran Osman-Rani (YPO Malaysia) Joelle Goudsmit (YPO Philippines)

PLENARY 1Keynote and Q&A

Break and Bond

PLENARY 2Keynote (3 x 15 mins)

Moderated session with the 3 speakers

Break and Bond

PLENARY 3Interview

Indonesia on the March. Addressing the role of a rising Indonesia and the opportunities and trends for the broader region. Where will the opportunities lie for ASEAN entrepreneurs to find new ventures, and what awaits those doing business with a new Indonesia?

Gita Wirjawanformer Indonesian Minister of Trade, entrepreneur, investment banker and philanthropist

Finding the Balance. In changing times, the ongoing need to balance growth with income equality takes on new challenges as global forces influence local and regional businesses. What must businesses do to remain relevant?

Dato’ Sri Nazir Razak (TBC)Chairman, CIMB Group

The Changing World: Doom or Boom? The region’s economies are subject to a variety of influences as the digital economies disrupt the status quo. Where will the opportunities exist and what should we watch out for?

Danny QuahProfessor of Economics, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, NUS

Changing Society and Changing Attitudes

What does the research show about trends that are shaping the thinking and behaviour of the Other One Billion? Are attitudes changing to cope with a more connected and commercially driven world? Will there come a time when religion and the rapid changes in society will lead to greater conflicts in the region? What are the reasons for the growing conservatism, nationalism and ethnic-religious centricism in Southeast Asia?

Dr. Bridget WelshSenior Research AssociateCentre for East Asia Democratic Studies of National Taiwan University, Malaysia

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Featuring key national leader

ALL DAY ARRIVALS AND EVENT REGISTRATION

Societies are in a state of flux. A growing unease pervades communities as class divides, rising costs and disruptive elements shake the status quo. Governments are being challenged to find quick solutions to the issues they are facing, but leadership is in itself being challenged as the demands shift. Building a nation and pleasing a nation can sometimes be at odds with each other. What are the key drivers of change that will make nations ready for what’s to come tomorrow? Will the role of government have to change to remain relevant?

PLENARY 4Insights (2 x 15 mins)

Q&A with Speakers

Group Lunch

Post Lunch Energizer

11.45 - 12.30

12.30 - 14.00

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14.30 - 15.15

What does Big Data mean to the emerging markets of the other one billion? What are the challenges? How can businesses tap into the psyche of the growing online consumers in the region?

With the Millennials establishing their own identities and the Baby Boomers departing the scene, what must Google do to remain commercially relevant to the other one billion in Asia and beyond?

Sajith SivanandanCEO, Google Malaysia

Five Things You didn’t know about the Other One Billion

What are the expectations of the emerging mass market consumers of the other one billion that may be surprising and are thought-provoking? How will such expectations influence trends, businesses and economy?

Dr Farouk AbdullahChief Data Scientist, ASEAN Data and Analytics Exchange (ADAX)

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The Belt and Road Dilemma

By initiating the Belt and Road programme, China has taken the upper hand in establishing its global presence as an economic superpower. By roping in countries interested to engage in major infrastructure projects, it is seen as a nation that is helping to tie in the countries from North Asia to Europe.

Some Southeast Asian countries may feel left out of the programme. What are their options to either be part of this process or to develop their own parallel track. The other billion will need to band together to develop its own economic grouping that o�er a unified voice to the world.

Ted FangCEO, Tera Capital

Transforming The Region

The raw talent pool In many Southeast Asian countries is drawing interest from entrepreneurs keen to test new ideas and develop new markets. From mobile pharmaceutical applications to the gaming industry, a younger breed of open-minded businessman is keen to explore what this region has to o�er in terms of talent and market. Will the injection of fresh ideas and know-how help to raise the level of competition in Southeast Asia? Will their presence draw in more investment and interest from afar, that could they make Southeast Asia an important hub for their respective industries?

Farouk MeralliCEO, mClinica

Alexander FernandezCEO, Streamline Studios

Radical Islam: Closer Than You Think

Do you know your neighbour, or your employee or your business associate? Behind the LSE degree or the high-powered job could they be an ISIS supporter? The question is why?

Dina ZamanIMAN Research, together with her team - Derek Kok and Badrul Hisham Ismail

PARALLEL TRACKS

TRACK 1BELT AND ROAD

TRACK 2THE BUSINESS OF FAITH

TRACK 3TRANSFORMING THE REGION

Fireside Chat : Endeavor Spotlight :

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Network Dinners

15.15 - 16.00

16.00 - 17.00

18.00 - 21.30

The China-India Relationship

Can India and China collaborate to make the OBOR idea mutually beneficial? Can past grievances be set aside and a new forged purpose developed? What are the practical steps that can help this process?

Girija PandeChairman, Avalon Consulting

The Muslim Millennial and the Energetic Entrepreneur

Building a Brand that engages with the 21st Century Muslim consumer.What business practices and social media strategies work best to reach out and connect with the NextGen Muslim consumers of the other Billion?

Vivy YusofCo-Founder, Fashion Valet

Achmad ZakyCo-Founder, bukalapak

Transforming and Modernising Traditional Businesses: Transmutate To Avoid Extinction

While the old ways worked to build a business, new methods are needed to cope with technology and a younger workforce with its own swagger and attitude. Will leadership have to dial down expectations? Or will the workforce rise to the challenges?

Dato' Ngei Chee ChauCEO, Feruni Ceramiche

Loi Tuan EeCEO, Holstein Milk Company (Farm Fresh)

Hardtalk (Chat) : Endeavour Spotlight :Endeavour Spotlight :

Lessons Learnt from Doing Business in China

Is China business playing nice to foreign investment? What lessons have YPO members learned from doing business in China?

Dato’ Lee Yeow Chor (TBC)CEO. IOI Corp

Ho Ren Hua (TBC)Executive Director & Country Head, Banyan Tree Holdings

Fintech - Where will it take Islamic Banking?

What products and marketing innovations will appeal to both Muslim and non-Muslim consumers? Will fintech be able to automate processes and ensure Islamic banking complies with expected norms while also encouraging greater buy in from the other One Billion?

Raja Teh Maimunah (TBC)CEO, AmInvestment Bank

Perils of ASEAN Market Entry: Lessons Learnt from Failures and Challenges.

We may be neighbours, and we may get on, but when it comes to doing business, there are challenges and pitfalls to contend with. How do we build a business beyond our shores?

Pete YoongFounder, Pulsify

Terry O’ConnorGroup CEO, Courts Asia

Brandon ChiaChairman & CEO, HDI Family of Companies

PARALLEL TRACKS

TRACK 1ONE BELT ONE ROAD (OBOR)

TRACK 2THE BUSINESS OF FAITH

TRACK 3TRANSFORMING THE REGION

TRACK 1ONE BELT ONE ROAD (OBOR)

TRACK 2THE BUSINESS OF FAITH

TRACK 3TRANSFORMING THE REGION

Shared Views (YPO Member Panel) : Shared Views (YPO Member Panel) :Mono :

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Opening Energizer

Co-Chairs Welcome Azran Osman-Rani (YPO Malaysia) Joelle Goudsmit (YPO Philippines)

YNG + Marketplace

YPO Southeast Asia Awards

Handover & Closing

Closing Group Lunch

Departures

09.00 - 09.15

09.15 - 09.20

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FRI 27OC T2017

Riding the Disruptions

How can companies future-proof their businesses? Which industries are still standing, relatively unscathed by disruptors? How have those a�ected been able to overcome or match the e�ects of the disruptors? What qualities should you possess to be disruptor-resistant?

Even if not foolproof, it may still be necessary to figure out if the changes are on hand or if there are disruptors that may upset the applecart. Do solutions lie in technology or in their people?

Khailee NgManaging Partner, 500 Startups

Project Merlin

YPO Next Generation (YNG) brings the DNA of YPO to the young adult children (ages 18-30) of members through local o�erings, groups, forums, and mentoring. YNG+, an additional opportunity, o�ers enhanced virtual connections, learning, career, and safe haven experiences to YNGers on a global level. Both are platforms to develop professional and personal leadership abilities and skills. Shark Tank builds on the momentum of the Merlin Project, which helps YNG+ members develop their entrepreneurial business ideas. We will showcase a select group of YNG+ members with disruptive and innovative business ideas that can capitalise on the opportunities presented by The Other Billion. For Summit participants, this is an only-in-YPO chance to be the very first to see these business ideas and possibly get involved. Truly a win-win opportunity!

Rachel GeickeCo-founder, Snow Monkey

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