Registration

Opening Remarks and Forum Overview

• John Huey
  Editor-in-Chief
  Time Inc.
• Andy Serwer
  Managing Editor
  FORTUNE

Update from the Treasury

• Henry Paulson
  Secretary of the Treasury
  U.S. Department of the Treasury

Moderator:

• Andy Serwer
  Managing Editor
  FORTUNE

Leadership in Turbulent Times

Jim Collins will share perspectives from his new research into the question of how greatness can be attained in environments characterized by immense turbulence and sustained so that a company does not fall from great to good. He will also challenge business leaders to think about the key drivers that separate great institutions from mediocre ones, and how good organizations can become great.  He will draw upon nearly twenty years of research that led to his books Built to Last and Good to Great, as well as his monograph Good to Great and the Social Sectors.

Speaker:

• Jim Collins
  Author
  Good to Great

Innovation amid Global Turmoil

CEOs of companies which have succeeded because of product, technology, or management innovation—either technological or management—will share how that success was achieved and how it impacted their global competitiveness. Will the new administration submit proposals to stimulate innovation?

Speakers:

• John Hagel III
  Co-Chairman
  Deloitte Center for Edge Innovation
• Antonio Perez
  Chairman and CEO
  Eastman Kodak Co.
• Solomon Trujillo
  Chief Executive Officer
  Telstra Corp. Ltd.
• Wendell Weeks
  Chairman and CEO
  Corning Incorporated

Moderator:

• Stephanie Mehta
  Assistant Managing Editor
  FORTUNE

Forging a National Energy Policy

The incoming administration will have energy policy at or near the top of their agenda and will perhaps address broader climate change issues as well. What are their plans? What role can or should business play? What will the NGOs be pushing for? What compromises are likely in the attempt to get global agreement on a successor to the Kyoto Protocol?

Energy policy will be at or near the top of the agenda for the incoming administration. What are their plans for cap and trade legislation, tax credits for renewable energy, emissions and trade policy, the role of the EPA, and nuclear energy? What are their priorities?

Speakers:

• Andy Karsner
  Former Assistant Secretary, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy

  U.S. Department of Energy
• Marvin Odum
  President
  Shell Oil Co.
• Glenn Prickett
  Senior Vice President
  Conservation International
• Frederick Smith
  Chairman, President and CEO
  FedEx Corporation

Moderator:

• Marc Gunther
  Senior Writer
  FORTUNE

Cocktail Reception

Move to Ballroom for Legatum/FORTUNE Technology Prize

Announce Finalists and Present Awards

Depart for State Department

Dinner in the Benjamin Franklin Room, U.S. Department of State

Registration

Continental Breakfast

Welcome Back

• Geoff Colvin
  Senior Editor-at-Large
  FORTUNE

The First Hundred Days

Leaders of FORTUNE 500 companies share their wish lists for the first hundred days of the new administration.

Introduction:

• Jeffrey Bewkes
  President and CEO
  Time Warner Inc.

Speakers:

• Bradbury Anderson
  Vice Chairman and CEO
  Best Buy, Inc.
• Dennis Nally
  Chairman and Senior Partner, U.S. Firm
  PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
• Randall Stephenson
  Chairman, CEO and President
  AT&T Inc.

Moderator:

• Geoff Colvin
  Senior Editor-at-Large
  FORTUNE

NASDAQ Opening Bell, live from the Forum

• Robert Greifeld
  Chief Executive Officer
  The NASDAQ OMX Group, Inc.

CEO Spotlight: Energy Efficiency

• David Cote
  Chairman and CEO
  Honeywell International

Interviewer:

• Andy Serwer
  Managing Editor
  FORTUNE

The Future of Capitalism

Speakers:

• Robert Greifeld
  Chief Executive Officer
  The NASDAQ OMX Group, Inc
• Peter Peterson
  Senior Chairman and Co-founder
  The Blackstone Group

Moderator:

• Allan Sloan
  Senior Editor-at-Large
  FORTUNE

Networking Break

Competitiveness Roundtables

1. Emerging Market Competitors

   A new breed of multinational company has emerged that is changing the nature of global competition. In a more open world emerging economies are spawning their own giants; investment now flows increasingly from south to north and south to south as emerging economies invest both in the rich world and in less developed countries. How has this trend impacted rich-world companies, and what’s likely going forward?

   
   

   Speakers:

   • Lawrence Goodman
     Managing Director, Head - Emerging Market Strategy
     Bank of America Corp.
   • Suresh Vaswani
     Co-CEO, IT Business, and Director
     Wipro Ltd.
     

Moderator:

• Steve Koepp
  Executive Editor
  FORTUNE

2. Changing Shape of Global Capital Markets

   One certain result of the global credit crisis is a shift to multipolar markets. How will that affect corporate access to capital markets? Will that, in turn, lead to agreement on global accounting and/or governance standards?

   Speakers:

   • Diana Farrell
     Director
     McKinsey Global Institute (MGI)
     
   • Edward Knight
     Executive Vice President, General Counsel
     The NASDAQ OMX Group, Inc.
   • Stephen Scherr
     Head of the Americas Financing Group
     Goldman Sachs

   Moderator:

   • Allan Sloan
     Senior Editor-at-Large
     FORTUNE

3. Attracting, Retaining, and Developing Leadership Talent in a Global Economy

   Not surprisingly, global competition has increased the intensity of the ‘war for talent,’ first coined by McKinsey a decade ago. It’s never been harder for employers to attract and retain top talent for critical positions worldwide. We’ll hear from CEOs on what has worked, what hasn’t, and perhaps some of their plans for the future.

   Speakers:

   • Claudio Fernández-Aráoz
     Partner
     Egon Zehnder International
   • Eric J. Foss
     Chairman and CEO
     The Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc. (PBG)
   • Matthew Schuyler
     Chief Human Resources Officer
     Capital One Financial Corp.

   Moderator:

   • Geoff Colvin
     Senior Editor-at-Large
     FORTUNE

Switch Break

Infrastructure: The $3 Trillion Challenge

Aging and overburdened infrastructure threatens the economy and quality of life in every state, city, and town in the nation. What plans does the new administration have for addressing this critical issue? How can we pay for the necessary overhauls? What are the implications for the economy and the country if nothing is done? What is the best role for federal, state, and city governments in addressing the issue? What needs to happen to foster public/private partnerships?

Speakers:

• James Burnley IV
  Partner, Venable LLP
  Former U.S. Secretary of Transportation
• Reed Hundt
  Former Chairman
  Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
• Naveen Lamba
  Global Industry Lead, Intelligent Transportation
  IBM Global Business Services

Moderator:

• Stephen Koepp
  Executive Editor
  FORTUNE

Luncheon

CEO Spotlight: The Banking Crisis and the FDIC

• Sheila Bair
  Chairman
  Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC)

Interviewer:

• Jay Carney
  Washington Bureau Chief
  TIME Magazine

Cities of Opportunity

Insights from a report released today by PricewaterhouseCoopers and the New York City Partnership—Cities of Opportunity: Business-Readiness Indicators.

Speaker:

• Dennis Nally
  Chairman and Senior Partner, U.S. Firm
  PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Is Company-Provided Healthcare on its Way Out?

Nearly everyone would agree that the US healthcare system is in serious need of reform, but there is disagreement as to the nature of the reforms. This session will feature the new administration’s view and the views of CEOs from various industries.

Speakers:

• Troyen Brennan
  Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer
  CVS Caremark Corp.
• John Hammergren
  Chairman, President, and CEO
  McKesson Corp.
• William Novelli
  Chief Executive Officer
  AARP
• Ron Wyden
  U.S. Senator
  State of Oregon

Moderator:

• Matt Miller
  Columnist, FORTUNE
  Senior Fellow, Center for American Progress

Additional speaker to be announced

Refreshment Break

Roadblocks to Trade Agreements

Failure to reach agreement on the Doha Round of trade talks means the incoming administration will need to address US trade policy on both a bilateral and international basis. Calls for labor and environmental standards to be incorporated into any future trade agreements have resonated with some voters. The premise that free trade benefits the economy has been questioned by others. The US position will clearly impact multinational companies and the financial institutions that fund their expansion.

Speakers:

• Charlene Barshefsky
  Senior International Partner
  WilmerHale
• William Brock
  Former U.S. Trade Representative
  FORTUNE
• William Galston
  Senior Fellow, Governance Studies
  The Brookings Institution

Moderator:

• Nina Easton
  Washington Editor
  FORTUNE

Free Time

Depart for Embassies

Reception and Dinner at Embassies

Breakfast Roundtables on Corporate Governance

1. Succession Planning

   Chair:

   • Jeffrey A. Sonnenfeld
     Senior Associate Dean for Executive Programs
     The Lester Crown Professor of Management Practice
     Yale School of Management

2. Recruitment and Pruning of Directors

   Chair:

   • C.K. Prahalad
     Paul and Ruth McCracken Distinguished University Professor
     Ross School of Business
     University of Michigan

3. CEO Compensation

   Chair:

   • Geoff Colvin
     Senior Editor-at-Large
     FORTUNE

4. The Data Policy/Privacy Debate, sponsored by Symantec

   Chair:

   • Adam Lashinsky
     Senior Writer
     FORTUNE

Switch Break

Welcome Back

• Geoff Colvin
  Senior Editor-at-Large
  FORTUNE

Managing Risk: The Board's Role

Of the many risks that Boards and CEOs face, it is critical to determine which are the most pressing—and whose responsibility those risks are. We will explore which risks fall squarely on the CEO, which on the Board, and which are shared. Is it reasonable to hold Boards accountable for the huge losses brought on by the subprime crisis?

Speakers:

• Jeanne Jackson
  Founder and CEO
  MSP Capital
• Shivan Subramaniam
  Chairman and CEO
  FM Global
• James Turley
  Chairman and CEO
  Ernst & Young

Moderator:

• Adam Lashinsky
  Senior Writer
  FORTUNE

CEO Spotlight: Managing Risk

• Richard Ward
  Chief Executive Officer
  Lloyd's

Interviewer:

• Michael Elliot
  Editor
  TIME International

Boards and the Value Creation Process

How can the board move beyond its traditional compliance role and play a constructive role in the value creation process? Members of boards who have managed to do that will talk about the processes that enabled them to do it and kept them, at the same time, from usurping the role of management.

Speakers:

• Michael Patsalos-Fox
  Chairman, Americas
  McKinsey & Company
• C.K. Prahalad
  Paul and Ruth McCracken Distinguished University Professor
  Ross School of Business
  University of Michigan

Moderator:

• Pattie Sellers
  Editor-at-Large
  FORTUNE

CEO Compensation

The issue of CEO compensation is one that never seems to go away. The public has been concerned for some time; some shareholder groups have been demanding a say; Congress is considering ‘say for pay’ legislation; the SEC is asking for what some companies consider proprietary information on bonuses. The Board has to navigate these choppy waters and reach a compensation package that will attract the candidate they seek and salve the noisemakers. What Boards have been getting it right, and how did they manage it?

Speakers:

• Pearl Meyer
  Senior Managing Director
  Steven Hall & Partners
• Nell Minow
  Editor and Co-founder
  The Corporate Library

Moderator:

• Jennifer Reingold
  Senior Writer
  FORTUNE

CEO Spotlight: Managing Performance

• Kenneth Chenault
  Chairman and CEO
  American Express Co.

Interviewer:

• Geoff Colvin
  Senior Editor-at-Large
  FORTUNE

Closing Remarks and Adjourn

• Geoff Colvin
  Senior Editor-at-Large
  FORTUNE