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Which global events in the first years of this century will appear
in future textbooks of history? My first bet is a gradual change
that came about without headlines. When I was born in 1948
we were less than one billion children in the world. Today there
are almost two billion aged 0-15 years. The game-changing
event in the first decade of this century was that the number of
children stopped growing. Two-child families are now the norm
for 80% of mankind. The fast population growth will be over
around 2050 and at that point only 10% of the 10 billion in the
world will live in what was the West. Demographics are major
changers of the market place.
My second bet is the G20 meeting in Washington 2008.
As the richest needed to borrow money they asked the emerging
economies to join and changed their name from G7 to G20.
The official photo of the heads of state tells the story. In the
middle stands the host, President George W. Bush. On his right
is President da Silva and on his left President Jintao and King
Abdulla, most probably placed according to their ability to lend
money to US in the time of crisis. We know of the lending from
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Saudi and China. But Brazil has on its own been lending US
about 30 billion USD per year since 2008. The economic
strength of the world is shifting.
What do the ongoing tectonic shifts in demographics
innovations
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and economy mean for the future of frontline medical research?
Will basic medical research be the last to globalize as it requires
a unique functional combination of venture capital, institutions
and creative individuals? Or will we see tectonic shifts in how
the world does basic medical research already in the next
decade?
O rga n i z i ng C om m i t t e e
The Museum of Science & Technology
M/S Riddarfjärden
Chairman: Barbro C. Ehnbom
Program Advisor: Lena Tibell
Project Manager: Sana Alajmovic
Program Manager: Cecilia Schött
Stockholm Coordinator: Jonas Månsson
New York Coordinator: Anna-Sofia Sundin
Se n ior A dv i s ory B oa r d
Frederick Frank, Vice Chairman, Peter J. Solomon Company
Dr. William A. Haseltine, President, ACCESS Health International
Professor Emeritus Hans Wigzell, Karolinska Institutet
G. Steven Burrill, CEO, Burrill & Company
Dr. Karin Hehenberger, Executive VP & CMO, Coronado Biosciences
Paul Sekhri, Managing Director & Operating Partner, TPG Biotech
Hans Rosling
Professor, Karolinska Institutet
Time’s 100 Most Influential People in the World 2012
Årets Svensk i Världen 2012
SALSS Keynote 2011
Program
Addresses
Ev ening of August 22 , 2012
Hotel l Kung Ca r l Ba nquet
6:00 p.m. Welcoming Reception
Special Recognition to
Dr. Laurent Leksell, Executive Director, Elekta
Opening Remarks
Barbro C. Ehnbom, Chairman, SALSS
Bollywood Dance Performance
7:30 p.m. Gold Sponsor Dinner at Delphi HQ
(by invitation only)
Hosted by Peter Utterström, Partner, Delphi
Mor n i ng of August 23, 2012
E r n s t & You ng H e a d qua rt e r s
8:30 a.m. Registration & Breakfast
9:00 a.m. Setting the Stage
Dr. William A. Haseltine,
President, ACCESS Health International
9:20 a.m. Welcoming Remarks
Michael Treschow,
Chairman, Unilever & Former Chairman, Ericsson
9:30 a.m. Special Guest Speaker
Zhiping Cui,
SVP & Head of International Investment,
Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical Group
9:45 a.m. The Role of Multi-stakeholder Collaborations
in Improving Global Health and Care
Dr. Gary Phillips,
Head Healthcare Industries, World Economic
Forum
10:00 a.m. Company Presentations & Coffee
Bactiguard
DiaGenic
Serendipity Innovations
11:00 a.m. Panel: Successful Cross-Border Collaborations
Moderator: Dr. William A. Haseltine,
President, ACCESS Health International
Professor Mathias Uhlén,
KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Dr. Laurent Leksell,
Executive Director, Elekta
Dr. Shiang Huang,
CEO, Kindstar
Christian Kinch,
CEO, Bactiguard
William J. Kridel, Jr.,
Managing Director, Ferghana Partners
12:00 noon Luncheon
Hosted by Jan Birgerson,
CEO, Ernst & Young Sweden
Luncheon Address:
Ylva Williams,
CEO, Stockholm Science City Foundation
1:30 p.m. The Third Place: Healthcare Everywhere
Patrick Flochel,
Global Pharmaceutical Leader, Ernst & Young
1:45 p.m. The Asian Diabetes Epidemic
Professor Kee Seng Chia,
Dean of Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health,
National University of Singapore
2:00 p.m. Innovative Healthcare Delivery Models
Dr. Nicolaus Henke,
Director & Head of Healthcare Practice,
McKinsey & Company
2:15 p.m. Company Presentations & Coffee
Ericsson
Kindstar Global
Oral Care
3:15 p.m. Panel: Diabetes - The Healthcare Crisis
Moderator: Dr. Karin Hehenberger,
EVP & CMO, Coronado Biosciences
Dr. Martin Fitchet,
COO, Janssen Research & Development
Professor Kerstin Brismar,
Karolinska Institutet
Dr. Alan Moses,
Global CMO, Novo Nordisk
Peter Thelin,
Partner, Brummer & Partners
4:15 p.m. Honorary Guest Speaker
Dr. Ewa Björling,
Minster for Trade, Swedish Government
Ev e n i ng of August 23, 2012
M/S R i dda r f jä r de n
7:00 p.m. Dinner Cruise
Hosted by Captain Lars Sjögren,
EVP, Danske Bank Sweden
Mor ning of August 24, 2012
The Museum of Science & Tech nology
8:00 a.m. Registration & Breakfast
8:30 a.m. Setting the Stage
G. Steven Burrill,
CEO, Burrill & Company
8:45 a.m. Hot-Chair Interviews: Innovation & Capital
Moderator: G. Steven Burrill,
CEO, Burrill & Company
Dr. Charlotte Brogren,
Director General, VINNOVA & Chairman,
Industrifonden
Dr. Eugen Steiner,
Partner, HealthCap
Anjiang Liu,
Managing Director, International Investment at
Fosun Pharmaceutical U.S. Group
Dr. Yuval Binur,
Managing Partner, Orchestra Medical Ventures
Niels-Jörgen Larsen,
Head of Corporate Finance, Danske Bank Sweden
9:45 a.m. Company Presentations & Coffee
Karolinska Development
Medicine in Need (MEND)
Moberg Derma
10:45 a.m. Creating a Digital Health System
Dr. David Blumenthal,
National Coordinator for Health Information
Technology under President Barack Obama from
2009 - 2011
11:00 a.m. Panel: How the Digital Revolution Will Create
Better Health Care
Moderator: Magnus Tyreman,
Director Nordics, McKinsey & Company
Karin Johansson,
State Secretary, Ministry of Health & Social Affairs
Professor K. Ganapathy,
President, Telemedicine Society of India
Miguel Blockstrand,
Director Product Line Device Connections,
Ericsson
Dr. Florence Haseltine,
Founder, Society for Women’s Health Research
Judy Wade,
CEO, AliveCor
12:00 noon Special Guest Speaker
Dr. Tachi Yamada,
CMSO & EVP, Takeda Pharmaceuticals & Former
President of the Global Health Program, The Bill &
Melinda Gates Foundation
12:15 p.m. Rising Stars Exhibit
Access Health International
AliveCor
Arocell
BioLamina
Diabetes Tools
Insulution
MedUniverse
Pilljogger
Q-linea
13:15 p.m. Concluding Luncheon
Hosted by Magnus Tyreman,
Director Nordics, McKinsey & Company
Special Guest Appearances
Divine Entertainment by Opera Trio Divine
14:30 p.m. Concluding Remarks
H.E. Mark F. Brzezinski,
Ambassador, U.S. Embassy in Sweden
Hotell Kung Carl
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Strandvägskajen 18
Phone: +46 (0)8 24 30 90
The Museum of Science & Technology
Museivägen 7
Phone: +46 (0)8 450 56 00
Transportation
Morning of August 23
Joint morning walk from Hotell Kung Carl to Ernst & Young
HQ at 8:00 a.m.
Evening of August 23
A musical promenade is arranged from Hotell Kung Carl to
M/S Riddarfjärden at 6:30 p.m.
Morning of August 24
A bus will depart from Hotell Kung Carl at 7:40 a.m. and
arrive at The Museum of Science & Techology at 8:00 a.m.
Taxi Stockholm
Phone: +46 (0)8 612 00 00
For Program Inquiries:
Sana Alajmovic, Project Manager
sana@swedishamericanlifescience.com
Phone: +46 (0)70 279 2524
Cecilia Schött, Program Manager
cissi@swedishamericanlifescience.com
Phone: +46 (0)70 441 2581
For Practical Inquiries:
Jonas Månsson, Stockholm Coordinator
jonas@swedishamericanlifescience.com
Phone: +46 (0)70 999 3466