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SIGEF: Together, let’s build a smarter future, January 22 2020, Kirchner Museum, Davos

January 16, 2020 By admin Leave a Comment

Echoing the concerns and objectives of the leaders of the world economy who will meet in Davos to lay the foundations for “a world of cohesion and sustainability”, SIGEF by Horyou has chosen to display its own commitment to sustainable development. It therefore organizes an event alongside the event that presents a complementary and united vision of a better and inclusive world.

Building on its theme “Together, let’s build a smarter future”, SIGEF will bring a social and ethical global dimension to the Davos summit. The event will take place on the morning of January 22 at the Kirchner Museum. It will open with a networking breakfast. The program will be structured around four panels, which will address the most difficult challenges facing the global economy.

Disruptive technologies, future of finance, UN goals for sustainable development and women’s empowerment; these are the subjects that will be debated. “SIGEF has set itself the task of solving the most important global problems and we are delighted to start high-level discussions in front of the expert audience in Davos . In this new technological era, it is important to us to forge an intelligent future for the planet by bringing together, in their diversity, certain actors of the positive changes that we wish to see, “explains Yonathan Parienti, founder and CEO of Horyou, the organizer of SIGEF.

Among the confirmed speakers of SIGEF: Ms. Karen Wilson, Strategic Partnerships at the OECD, Ms. Katja Iversen, President of Women Deliver, Mr. Charles Bendotti, Deputy Director General People & Culture at Philip Morris International, Mr. Jérôme Perez, International Manager of sustainable development at Nespresso, Ms. Ann Cairns, vice-president of Mastercard, Ms. Christine Spite, technology entrepreneur and WWF consultant, Dr. Nikolaus S. Lang, managing director and senior partner at Boston Consulting Group, Mr. Xiaochen Zhang, president from FinTech4Good, Mr. Adi Mimran, venture capitalist at Cyrus AI, Dr. Tomabechi, innovator and technology entrepreneur, Ms. Vera Futorjanski, expert and innovation advisor, Mr. Vincent Subilia,managing director of the Geneva Chamber of Commerce and member of the Geneva parliament, Anna Kletsidou, responsible for social sustainability and human rights at Philip Morris International.

Organizers and main sponsors of SIGEF in Davos:

Horyou, the social network for solidarity action
Philip Morris International
Nespresso
Horyou
Horyou FoundationToken
Cognitive Research Labs

Additional information and registration: www.sigefdavos.com .

About SIGEF:
SIGEF (Forum for Social Innovation and Global Ethics) is an annual international event organized by Horyou, the social network for solidarity action, and the Horyou foundation. The previous editions took place in Geneva in 2014 and 2015, in Marrakech in 2016 (on the sidelines of the United Nations conference of the parties – COP22 ), in Astana in 2017 (at the same time as the international exhibition on the energy of future 2017), in Singapore in 2018 and in Tokyoin 2019. SIGEF brings together an exceptional panel of world-renowned speakers and visionaries. It offers incomparable networking opportunities, while advocating for social innovation and social impact, and promoting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
SOURCE: Horyou Media
https://www.horyou.com

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