United Nations University, Tokyo, U. Thant Lecture Hall
5–53–70 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-8925 Japan
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Schedule of the event
(Note: This program may be subject to change without notice)
8:30 Doors open
9:00 Welcome from host Kenneth Cukier, Tokyo Correspondent, The Economist
9:05 Message from the Prime Minister of Japan
9:10 Opening Remarks – Chair of Katerva Japan Steering Committee and Chief Development Officer Patricia Bader-Johnston
9:12 Conversation with Katerva Founder / author, Terry Waghorn and William Saito, Entrepreneur / author
9:20 Presenting: the 2011 Most Innovative Ideas!
* Barefoot Power, Rick Hooper, CEO
* Nissan Leaf (tbc)
* Sanergy, David Auerbach, CEO
* Solarclave, Anna Young, Founder
* The China Study, Mamiko Matsuda, Translator
10:35 Video overview of more Katerva Award winning projects
10:50 Davos Report on Innovation in Sustainability - Kubo Keiichi, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu LLC
11:05 Special Katerva Report on Innovation and Sustainability - The Harrison Group
11:20 “From Social Norm to Social Reality: The Tipping Point Trends Driving Sustainability Mainstream” - Dominic Harrison, Head of Global Trends, Future Foundation
11:35 Hiroki Kondo, Principal Scientist Global warming Research Project for IPCC AR5 Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC)
11:50 Remarks by Her Imperial Highness Princess Takamado
11:55 Remarks by US Ambassador John V. Roos
12:00 Networking Lunch
1:00 Panel 1: Facing Facts: “Implications for 2049”
* Harrison Group
* Dominic Harrison, Head of Global Trends, Future Foundation
* Kubo, Keiichi, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu LLC
* Hiroki Kondo, Principal Scientist (GWRP for IPCC AR5), JAMSTEC
1:45 Panel 2: “The Role of Innovation in Achieving a Sustainable Future for Japan and How Can Policy-makers and Governments Enable Innovation?
* Jakob Eckberg, Managing Director GR Japan
* The Hon. Mieko Nakabayashi, Member of the House of Representatives for Kanagawa
* Ms. Minako Zenyoji, Chair of the Eco-Japan Cup Committee
2:30 Business Leaders Panel: “Integrating innovation – What Will it Take for Business/Society to Change?”
-Hitachi, Keiichi Ushijima, CSR Strategy Division
- Brooks Herring, Vice President Communications and Operations, Solar Frontier
- Eduardo Fukui, Managing Director, Clean Green Partners Ltd
- Ernst & Young Shinnihon Japan (tbc)
3:30 Katerva Awards for Sustainability in Innovation Award Ceremony
3:45 Closing Comments
3:50 Close
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