Bloomberg CEO Forum at G20

8:00 AM WITA        Registration with networking

 

9:00 AM WITA        Opening Remarks

• Stephen Engle, Chief North Asia Correspondent, Bloomberg TV and Radio

 

9:05 AM WITA        LPS Sponsor Spotlight 

Keynote Introduction

Why Does the G20 Indonesia Presidency Matter?

• Lana Soelistianingsih, CEO, LPS

9:10 AM WITA        Indonesia’s Economy

While the global economic outlook remains gloomy, G20 host Indonesia is quietly optimistic at their ability to weather the downturn. We talk one-on-one with the Minister of Finance.

• Sri Mulyani Indrawati, Minister of Finance, Republic of Indonesia
• Moderator: Stephen Engle, Chief North Asia Correspondent, Bloomberg TV and Radio

9:40: AM WITA       Supporting Recovery in Indonesia

A global spell of high inflation, aggressive monetary tightening and the risk of a recession are prompting economists to revise Indonesia’s economic forecasts for the remainder of the year. Bank Indonesia says it will ease payment rules on property and vehicle purchases from January. How much can that help? How will borrowing be impacted? What more can be done to cushion the population from the rising costs of everyday living?

• Meliza Musa Rusli, President Director, PermataBank
• Animesh Narang, CEO, Home Credit Indonesia
• Moderator: Stephen Engle, Chief North Asia Correspondent, Bloomberg TV and Radio

 

10:05 AM WITA        Video: President Joko Widodo on EV production

10:10 AM WITA        EVs: The Road to Decarbonization

“What we want is the electric car, not the battery,” Indonesia’s President told Bloomberg News’ Editor-in-Chief John Micklethwait in an interview back in August. The ambition is there, as are the raw materials. But what about the uptake of EVs required to reduce emissions at scale? We take a closer look at the opportunities for the adoption and manufacturing of EVs in Southeast Asia.

• Pras Ganesh, Executive Vice President, CISO, Toyota Daihatsu Engineering & Manufacturing Co., Ltd. and Executive Program Director, Asia-Pacific Region, Toyota Mobility Foundation
• Moderator: Allen Tom Abraham, Asia Pacific Transport Research Lead, BloombergNEF

 

10:30 AM WITA        Sustainable Starts With Us 

We’re in a state of constant disruption where one size no longer fits all. From education to the world of work organizations have to stay human, even in the digital age. Adapting, reskilling and taking on new roles should be a top priority for everyone at every stage on their journey. How can we prepare for a world in a constant state of disruption? What skills and commitments are needed? It’s a fundamental sustainability issue, so just how quickly can global institutions and leading companies step up?

• Sal Gordon, Head of School, Green School Bali
• Nicole Scoble-Williams, Partner, Global Future of Work Leader, Deloitte
• Moderator: Mallika Kapur, Deputy Global Editor, Bloomberg Live

 

10:50 AM WITA        Networking break

 

11:15 AM WITA        New Cities, Sustainable Cities

Pressure on our cities is a global problem, from sky-rocketing rents driving inequality in New York to climate change pushing up temperatures in Lagos. The pandemic has forced urban planners to rethink the spaces in which most of us live. Indonesia broke ground on its new capital, Nusantara, earlier this year. With 40% of the current capital city, Jakarta, already below sea level and sinking by up to 20cm (8 inches) a year in some places, it’s time to act. What will the cities of the future look like? How can tech support these new cities? Nusantara is expected to be finished in 2045, what will living together look like then?

• Raymond M. Lawler, CEO, Hines Asia Pacific
• Chintan Raveshia, Cities Business Leader, Southeast Asia, Arup
• Moderator: Stephen Engle, Chief North Asia Correspondent, Bloomberg TV and Radio

 

11:45 AM WITA          Indonesia and the G20

We talk one-on-one with one of Indonesia’s most senior statesmen about the country’s proposed energy transition, as well as asking what are the rewards and drawbacks of being home to such a booming digital ecosystem? Indonesia is at the heart of a region which is facing the consequences of climate change, what can be done about it? Foreign direct investment is surging in Southeast Asia’s biggest economy in spite of a global downturn, how will Indonesia manage this in the longer term? We’ll also take on this year’s G20 theme “Recover Together, Recover Stronger” and hear from Minister Luhut in his role as Chairman of the G20 Organizing Committee.

• Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan, Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investment, Republic of Indonesia
• Moderator: Yudith Ho, Indonesia Bureau Chief, Bloomberg

12:15 AM WITA        Healthcare in Focus

If the pandemic has taught us anything it’s that the health system needs to be more inclusive, more equitable and more agile. For that, we need data and information systems, capable and qualified healthcare workers and agencies that can assess and move quickly. How has health infrastructure transformed post-Covid? What will “collaborating better” look like? And how will tech help?

• Hendra Tjong, CEO, KlikDokter
• Zig Wronsky, Vice Director, Nhi Dong 315
• Moderator: K. Oanh Ha, Global Business Senior Reporter, Bloomberg

 

12:25 PM WITA        Closing Remarks 

• Stephen Engle, Chief North Asia Correspondent, Bloomberg TV and Radio

 

12:30 PM WITA        Networking lunch 

 

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1:30 PM WITA         Breakout Sessions

 

Our breakout sessions will not be broadcast live.

 

BREAKOUT SESSION 1 

 

Strengthening Global Health Sector Resilience

• Prof. dr. Laksono Trisnantoro, MSc, PhD, Special Staff of Minister of Health, Ministry of Health, Republic of Indonesia
• Prof. Ari Fahrial Syam, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Indonesia
• Nathan Tirtana, CEO, PT Etana Biotechnologies Indonesia
• Yvone Astri Della, CEO, PT Forsta Kalmedic Global
• Robert McBride, Senior Director Commercial Asia Pacific & Japan, Illumina
• Moderator: Dr. Agustin Kusumayati, President Asia Pacific Academic Consortium for Public Health and Secretary of Universitas Indonesia

 

BREAKOUT SESSION 2

 

Nusantara: The Future of Smart and Sustainable Cities

• Keynote Speaker: Dr. Bambang Susantono, Head of Nusantara National Capital Authority
• Dr. Ahmad Gamal, Director of Innovation and Science & Techno Park; Advisor at SMART CITY Center
• Prof. Haryo Winarso, School of Architecture Planning and Policy Development, Institut Teknologi Bandung
• Dr. Dadang Ramdhan, Researcher and Executive Coordinator of Population, Social Security & Employment Policy Function, Badan Riset dan Inovasi
• Moderator: Prof. Bambang Permadi Soemantri Brodjonegoro, Head of Advisory Team, Nusantara Capital Authority

* Pre-registration is required for this invitation-only session. Attendance is limited *

* Pre-registration is required for this invitation-only session. Attendance is limited *

The panel discussion will be broadcast live from 6:00 to 6:45.

6:00 PM WITA            Gala Dinner and Evening Program Commences 

6:00 PM WITA            Opening Remarks 

Live streaming starts.

• Yudith Ho, Indonesia Bureau Chief, Bloomberg

 

6:05 PM WITA            LPS Sponsor Spotlight 

Keynote Introduction

Building Nusantara: A Green and Smart Capital City

• Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa, Chairman, LPS

 

6:10 PM WITA            Nusantara, Build it and They Will Come

Pressure on our cities is a global problem. Indonesia broke ground on a future capital earlier this year, with the aim of moving the country’s administration to Nusantara on the island of Borneo. The pandemic has forced urban planners to rethink the spaces in which most of us live. What will city living look like in the future? What changes do we have to make now to improve megacities? Is living in a megacity ever sustainable?

 

• Dr. Anies Baswedan, former Governor of Jakarta, Republic of Indonesia
• Dr. Ridwan Kamil, Governor of West Java, Republic of Indonesia
• Dr. Bambang Susantono, Chairman, Nusantara National Capital Authority, Republic of Indonesia
• Moderator: Yudith Ho, Indonesia Bureau Chief, Bloomberg

 

6:45 PM WITA            Program Closing remarks, Dinner Continues

• Yudith Ho, Indonesia Bureau Chief, Bloomberg

 

9:00 PM WITA            Conclusion of event

 

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