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Agenda

19.00   Registration

19.30   Introductory presentation by Mr. Gonzalo Garland & brief introduction of panel

20.00   Round table panel discussion

21.45 Q&A Session with audience

21.45    Summary and closure

Keynote Speakers

Chair of the Panel:

Mr. Gonzalo Garland: Vice President for Development at IE Business School

Mr. Gonzalo Garland is Vice President for Development at IE Business School in Madrid, Spain, where he is also a member of the Executive Committee. Prior to this, he was Director of International Relations, Vice Dean for Faculty, and Director of the Economics Department.  He studied economics at Universidad del Pacifico in Lima, Peru, and at the Universities of Stanford and Pennsylvania in the United States. At present he combines his management responsibilities with teaching core courses on Economics and Country Analysis and an elective course on Business in Developing Countries.

The Panel- influential opinion leaders:

Mr. James MacMillan Scott: Founder of a London based merchant bank, visiting Professor at IE Business School in Madrid and partner at The Saturn System.

Mr. James Macmillan Scott started his career in 1978 at Merrill Lynch in London moving to New York in 1984 where he became CEO of a US IB subsidiary of Swiss Bank Corp
In 1992 he he joined Deutsche Bank as Managing Director and Head of Equity, North America and was appointed a Board member of Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. - the Bank’s Investment Banking business for the Americas, he was also a member of Deutsche Bank’s Global Equity Management board. At the same time he was appointed CEO of Deutsche Bank's NYSE listed $1bn Mutual Funds family.
In 1997 he moved to Paris as CEO of Hambrecht and Quist's Paris based technology euromarkets investment banking platform.
In early 2002 James founded Augusta and Co plc, a London based merchant bank specializing in structured and specialized finance and capital markets activities. James is a visiting Professor at the IE Business School in Madrid and is a partner in The Saturn System.

Ms. Aurore Saglio Thebault: Vice President, Corporate & Finance Transformation Practice Leader  at Capgemini Consulting

Ms. Aurore Saglio Thebault, based in Paris since 2011, serves as VP at Capgemini Consulting France in charge of the Corporate & Finance Transformation Practice.
Since she joined the Group in 1999, Aurore has played significant roles by coaching CXOs in closely monitoring their business performance and in leading global transformation programs (bottom and top line related / up to 40 consultants onboard) in several sectors (FS, LS, Manufacturing, Retail) in Europe, the U.S. and Asia Pacific where she spent more than 8 years as Global Account Executive for NISSAN (based in Tokyo) and as CEO of Capgemini Business Services Asia Ltd to design and orchestrate Consulting and BPO Business Development strategy for the APAC Region (based in Hong Kong).
Given her global background, Aurore has been serving as CCE (French Foreign Trade Advisor) for the French Government since 2006. Prior to joining Capgemini, Aurore held several positions at BNP Paribas during almost 10 years.