
Asia is transforming the dynamics of global business. By 2040, it will account for more than 50% of global GDP and drive 40% of the world’s consumption. Asia is already leading the world in business transformation from consumer super apps to speed to market and major project implementations - transforming both real and digital worlds. Asia’s largest corporates have become global market leaders and Asia is home to over a third of the world’s ‘unicorns’. These unprecedented shifts in the dynamics of global business create a need for constructive dialogue on future opportunity.
KEYNOTES - PANEL DISCUSSIONS - WORKSHOPS - NETWORKING
Speakers in 2018 included:
Alan Dukes, Chairman Asia Matters and former Minister for Finance
Ms Heather Humphreys TD, Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation
Tim Yeend, Chef de Cabinet and Principal Advisor to the Director-General, WTO, Geneva
Dr. Linda Yueh, Fellow in Economics, Oxford University, formerly Chief Business Correspondent for BBC News
Andrew Kenningham, Chief Global Economist Capital Economics
Julie Sinnamon, Chief Executive, Enterprise Ireland
David Daly, EEAS Head of Division for South East Asia,formerly EU Ambassador to Australia
Colm Kelly, Global Tax and Legal Services Leader, PwC
Tara McCarthy, Chief Executive, Bord Bia
Aidan Connolly, Chief Innovation Officer, Alltech USA
Donal Boylan, Partner, BCAP, Hong Kong
Mark Kellett, Group CEO, Magnet Networks
Robert Schoellhammer, Chief Representative Europe, Asian Development Bank
Mary Ledman, Global Strategist Dairy, Rabobank, Amsterdam
Eileen Sharpe, Head of Growth Markets, IDA Ireland
Miguel Chanco, Senior Asia Economist, Pantheon Macroeconomics UK
Mike Gleaves, Co-founder & CTO Arralis
Reza Valdo Maspaitella, Managing Shareholder, PT Valdo Solusi Integra, Indonesia
Owen Brennan, Chairman, Devenish Nutrition
Click here to view the 2018 Global Asia Matters Business Summit programme
This year’s Global Asia Matters Business Summit will conclude with the Asia Matters Business Awards. The Awards will recognise Irish companies who have achieved strategic success in Asia and Asian companies making a unique contribution to Ireland.
The Global Asia Matters Business Summits follow seven Asia Matters EU Asia Top Economist Round Tables and Financial Forums in Beijing, Tokyo, Singapore, Hong Kong, London and Dublin. You can find out more about membership to Asia Matters, or find information on events and insights through our website and by signing up to our newsletter.
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