Franck Riboud

Congratulations: the topics you have chosen to work on are the right subjects. These are the stakes that are going to change the world tomorrow. But, while discussing, be sure of the reasons why you are talking about these topics: the WHY is what really matters. Is it to make more money? Wrong answer. Is it to be more efficient? Wrong answer. Is it to really build the futur of the world? Yes, that is the right answer.

Danone
France
Dr. Jacques Bughin

Many summits are show horse, not workhorses. Many summits have too many people gathering to listen to big figures, but in an impersonal building. Many summits are just an excuse for a good escape and business card exchange, but not about days of learning about themes/new people. A great summit - is the one where you learn new things, you meet new peers, and you get inspired- all that with a zest of close community, and of marvelous natural surroundings and arts. The G-20Y Summit is just that, especially for the set of young leaders ready to take a step up in their career, and build new leadership.
It has been a pleasure and honor to attend the G-20Y Summit and support the G-20Y Association.

McKinsey, McKinsey Global Institute
Belgium
Rachel Barger

I'm most certainly going to take back my experience at the G-20Y Summits to my customers and to my company. The more people we can have come into environment like this, the more diverse ideas we can have on how we leverage the power and the opportunities that exist with digital transformation.

SAP
Singapore
Daniele Agostini

I have been moderating and facilitating a large number of sessions across the world and it is the first time that I find such type of diversity of very focused and motivated people - it is really a great thing about the G-20Y Summit!

ENEL
Italy
Gregor Pilgram

The G-20Y Summit is a unique platform for insurers, where many insurance sector representatives from all over the world could meet.

Generali
Czech Republic
Barbara Kreissler

I feel very honored that G-20Y Organizing Committee has asked me to be part of this. I’m really excited just reading the program, the agenda and the list of participants on the kind of interaction and discussions that we are going to have on global issues that affect us all.

Signify
Netherlands
Olga Ryabova

I loved the whole idea of top executives coming from different industries and delivering their professional experience to make the best of recommendations for G20 countries heads and for international organizations. You know there was such mood of cooperation, of future understanding I would say. That was really great.

Former Deputy Chairwoman of the Board of Rosbank
Russian Federation
Onur Taysu

G-20Y Summit brings a magnificent group of people together who have adopted a global philosophy and perspective.
The G-20Y Association has utilized an effective selection process and following this selection came an in-depth work, consultation, evaluation and idea-sharing platform. In my opinion, G-20Y Summit is an efficient international think tank and networking platform that will mark the future.
The way the Summit was organized enabled me to learn and at the same time, thanks to the positive synergy existent, led me to contribute as well.
I would like to congratulate everyone who contributed and who attended the summit. I wholeheartedly will continue to support the G-20Y Summits and the G-20Y Association.

UCOM Global GmbH
Germany
Holger Erchinger

I believe the vision of the G-20Y Summit is to make a real and independent contribution regarding what the young generation of business leaders think around the issues the G20 has on its agenda. The G-20Y Summit brings together devoted participants from around the globe with diverse professional backgrounds onto a platform of creative thinking in order to develop some fresh ideas regarding potential solutions.

KPMG LLP New York
United States
Jorge Lukowski

I think the most important thing is to have different cultures, different people, different companies with different interests and all of them in different committees; that they are working together, merging ideas and arrive at consensus. And I think the young perspective which is a different thing – we don't need to make recommendations under any precision of politics or different kind of pressure you have if you are only a company or if you are only representative of government. So I think we can have an opportunity to be fresh, innovating, and creative in order to present a proposal that more recommendations could be actions. I think that the young people would like to take action more than make recommendations.

President & Founder
Argentina
Ekaterina Petelina

The whole idea of G-20Y Summit is that young people bring their ideas that might be controversial, that might be a little provocative, but are fresh. And they share it with the business community. I think and I hope that what we accomplished during these three days will actually be meaningful and will impact the decisions and discussion of G20 leaders.
I just have a habit – wherever someone asks “who?”, I just put my hand up. And this is not the best habit I have but when they asked the volunteer to be Co-Chair – I just thought that I have relevant experience as a former consultant, as a former Head of Strategy of VTB group and a business leader now. I think I have the relevant experience to talk about financial stability and financial regulation, which was the topic of our committee. And I think it’s a very important topic and it’s really one of the top items on G-20Y Summits agenda. Because without financial stability as we’ve seen before it’s really impossible to deliver growth, to deliver prosperity. I really enjoyed working with our committee members, we had ten people from different countries, different economies: Europe, UK, Russia, Malaysia, and Japan. It was interesting to see what similarities we have, what differences we have and different and similar ideas that we share. I think it really enriched my understanding of the industry at the global level and I believe we were able to deliver some meaningful and practical recommendations.
The most interesting moment for me of the Summit was the dancing master-class, because I’d never thought that you can learn how to dance tango in 30 minutes. I think our teachers did a very good job: very simple moves that everybody could repeat and learn within 30 minutes. It was a very good G-20Y and a very fast delivery of results.

VISA
Russian Federation
Philipp von Girsewald

I think it's great to have young business leaders, participating in the G-20Y Summit, who come together from a broad variety of expertise and cultural background, and who come together to discuss certain topics of particularly interest at these times and who try to find the solutions. I think it is not important to have technical expertise in each of the subjects, discussed at the G-20Y Summit. I think it's great to bring in your general expertise, your cultural background and a lot of common sense to come to some proposals which otherwise couldn’t be brought up.

Deposit Solutions
United States
Rolf T. Pasel

You have many business meetings during the year, you have many seminars where you learn something, but these are always in your industry with the same people talking about the same topics. So bringing together business leaders from different industries, geographies, different levels across the G20 – this is interesting. I mean you don't often have the opportunity to talk freely, open-mindly about these kind of topics and discuss the challenges and thoughts of G20 of today.
The Co-Chairing was an interesting experience, because in the end of the session you had a different perspective, different people to integrate. I thought about it before doing the Co-Chairing: one of the important things is not to lose somebody during the process.

Atos International
France
Frank Klaas

Arriving here I saw very fascinating group of people, acting together, discussing together and for me the first step towards understanding G-20Y was to see that this is like a market place where international global people can, without borders in thinking, be together and this is for me the most important aspect.
G-20Y for me stands for creating a global world of communication. We don`t have problems understanding each other and we are probably not creating results, but we are creating the right solutions to create results in the future.
My job was always communication; I’m probably an expert in crisis communications. I think G-20Y is a fascinating opportunity, where people can start to communicate and start to discuss with each other, have the opportunity to meet people from Europe, from Brazil, Australia or Russia, and Italy, and Spain and to share experiences. That is the fascinating world of G-20Y.
I’m a part of a huge financial organization. The whole financial world is today seen a lot in the media. We have here the opportunity to show that we are interested to have a dialog with a lot of people who want to change the world, to develop a new way of acting together. I think it’s very important not only for me but especially also for the industry to have this opportunity to be in an international dialog. I think it’s a great opportunity!

Deutsche Börse Group
Germany
Ananthakrishnan C. Bhoopathy

It's a really good opportunity for people from India because this is the second time we had a delegation to G-20Y Summit. I'm only one person but I hope that probably the message from us will be that more and more Indian participants should be here, because it gives real good chance to interact with people from many countries and to get to know all sorts of issues, global issues which are current and which need to be addressed in future.
The evening events were really enjoyable – especially the day before we had concert over here – it was really enjoyable.

Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd.
India
Manuel Ortigao

Having read the information that was sent to me I immediately concluded that it’s a very interesting organization with very ambitious objectives and for me to be part of the G-20Y Summit would be a challenge and I immediately accepted the invitation and I`m very happy to be here.
I expect that we will be able to put together a few recommendations to the G20 governments and that these recommendations will contribute to improving the working conditions and living conditions of citizens across the world.

European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions
Ireland
Anton Kotov

I think we all, participants of G-20Y Summit, care about our planet and we are not indifferent to what is happening in the world.
The organization is fabulous. I can only say the words of compliments and I have been very impressed with both: the quality of participants and the way the event is organized.
I would be very delighted to continue and I definitely recommend this event to my colleagues in Schneider.

Schneider Electric
France
Valerie Diele-Braun

Having been nominated by DSM, I felt very honored to be able to attend this event as it had always been a dream for me to participate in such a venue. The G-20Y is for me the small version of the WEF and a learning ground for young executives to exchange thoughts and ideas, make connections and work on the future with other smart people. Having more and more burning issues in the world, such as the economic crisis, the change of demographics and the environmental shifts to name just a few, I think it’s fantastic to exchange views with a wide variety of people and to come up with suggestions that might help to shape our future positively.

Royal DSM
Netherlands
Ann Haugh

Thank you so much for a challenging, entertaining and worthwhile G-20Y Summit event. I thoroughly enjoyed the people, the atmosphere and the challenging opportunity presented to us.

Zurich Global Corporate
United Kingdom
Paolo Sarcinelli

It's pleasure for me to be invited for the G-20Y Summit. It's been interesting two and a half days of work. There was a lot of discussion. I think at the end we have been in a position to have a positive dialogue between different members of the Committee. And we have been able to find and put together a nice compromise on a number of controversial matters.

Intesa Sanpaolo
Italy
Alistar Rose

We are fortunate that we had participants across a multiple different countries across the world, from different types of organisations, from different sectors. We had a very interesting lively debated times. I think it was of a very high quality. I realized the depth of the conversation to be going on in the each of different committees. I think the whole concept behind the G-20Y is great.

Tesco Plc
United Kingdom
Kartini Sally

The working process was wonderful. Because we can see a lot of people from other countries: Brazil, from Malaysia, even from UK –a UK person works in China, he shared his experience in China and also from US. We share all information and all the practices of how to fight corruption in our country. We are very surprised that there is actually only one conference – United Nation Conference about fighting corruption and also UOECD conference against bribery. But I think not all the countries have ratified and implemented the conference, maybe we should give some views, some recommendations that all G20 countries and other countries can implement the United Nation Conference and UOECD conference against bribery. There have been discussions that fighting corruption, money laundering and also bribery and financial terrorism are linked together, so every country should be aware about these issues, this not only a problem of developed countries.
My president attended G-20Y Summit last year in Mexico, he asked senior level manager in Bank Mandiri, he shared his views of G20 of last years, so this is a good opportunity. We are going to send our senior manager to G-20Y Summit.
I think it's a very good opportunity for me to attend G-20Y Summit. This is first time I have attended an international Summit with different views and different subjects. I usually attend workshops or meetings about banking, just only banking but there are more issues we can discuss together.

Bank Mandiri
Indonesia
Caio Ramos

For me it was a big honor to come here because I think it's a good forum in which many countries in the world including the emerging countries can discuss and debate all the problems that they have and try to come up with some suggestions for the future.

Suape Port and Industrial Complex
Brazil
Mathieu Staniulis

I think G-20Y is such an important event in the world because as the young leaders we have to tell the world what we think and what we should accomplish in the next few years, because we have a responsibility to make things change and make a better world.
I worked on the “City of tomorrow” Committee – we had a broad issue to talk about, we tried to figure out what the city of tomorrow would be like and one of the things that I’m very happy to see in the result is that we talked about local communities – how we should design the cities of tomorrow with strong local communities where you can actually get involved as a citizen in your community to share services and actually go further with the challenges the city now faces.
The G-20Y events are nice because you actually have a lot of real work during the day it's so much fun to work with a bunch of people from all around the world with different backgrounds – this is very interesting. And then at night you can socialize, talk to those same people by the way with a more personal feel – this makes the entire experience, so much fun.
My favorite event was the opening Gala ceremony. Our company Desjardins, we got an award for our 3-year friendship with the G-20Y. So it was quite nice experience for us to receive that award.

Desjardins
Canada
Irina Bakhtina

There was no question of whether to participate or not actually when the invitation arrived because, for our company, it is incredibly important what exactly is on G20 agenda, not only this year, but in general. Over the last period of time Unilever was Co-Chairing the “Food security” Committee on the B20 initiatives in Rio with a quite valuable contribution, I hope, to the Communiqué which was produced by this committee. For us food security is not just an empty word and we really look to this agenda and how it’s being approach by the government on the G20 level.
What was specifically interesting about the Summit, actually, was the combination of participants which attended. The executive level of the biggest international corporations and some of the real big and significant Russian corporations, as soon as we are in Russia we are speaking about this, representatives of the international non-governmental organizations as well. I believe, this is an incredible group of people, I believe, team of people, who got together in St. Petersburg are really invested their time, not having to open e-mail and stuff which we left behind in office, but really invested our time, being focused on the agenda, which is with us today; and really trying to share the best ideas, many fresh ideas by the way, the most creative ideas I’ve ever heard, on those important areas of real G20 interests.
The program is really sophisticated: dance master-classes, the whole atmosphere of the classical music, combination of it and really amazing atmosphere of the city itself. It's the best season in the city. I believe it's something that going to be quite memorable.

Unilever Rus Ltd.
Russian Federation
Jose Joao Batista Stival Jr.

It`s important to be here: from the political part and also from the private part.
It's a unique experience to meet 20 countries partners and discuss the same themes. It’s shows that we are going to the same direction – we want to have the same result. For sure a discussion of the mid or long term will be useful for me and for Brazil and for all the countries.
About the organisation I just have to say that everything is perfect!

Cooperfrigu
Brazil
Raimund Kirchleitner

In my eyes, the G-20Y Summit is a unique opportunity to interact and communicate to motivated young ambitious c-executives; and to also interact with people from other business sectors.
I think it is super important to have the young generation of c-executives round one table at such aconference to exchange ideas,and to forward these ideas to those who are really on the steering-wheel regarding the future of our planet. I believe by havingworked out our papers we can somehow, let’s say contribute to the future and a better development of the world, whereby in our working group`s case especially regarding the financial world.
I believe it was quite useful, quite interesting, even if we were discussing theoretical topics mainly,but this is the purpose of this one. It was in any case also interconnected withreal life and with taking concrete action in the future. I was also able to extend my network, meet interesting people, which I will follow up with in the future. I found it quite useful, also to experience St. Petersburg, which is truly a nice place for this event. I also enjoyed very much the side events.
My favorite one was the yachting regatta – it was really good fun. We had perfect weather, even if we were lacking wind, so we were not really going that fast, but nevertheless it was good fun. Unfortunately we only got the second place – so we were the first loser. But nevertheless it was not really about competition – it was much more about fun and communication. For me it was alsoa nice opportunity to have my daily swim in the Gulf of Finland. I really enjoyed it very much.

St. Moritz Bäder AG
Switzerland
Alastair Grier

G-20Y benefitted both me personally and also RBS. The different cultures and points of views were interesting and refreshing. What came out most is that the challenges that our customers have in the UK are also the same challenges that customers have in many different countries from India to France. This gave me excellent insight into new solutions for our customers and also into how RBS could better support at a macro level, the UK economy.

The Royal Bank of Scotland
United Kingdom
G-20Y Summit 2015 Online
G-20Y Summit 2015 Closing Ceremony
August 29, 2015
Video:G-20Y Summit 2015 Closing Ceremony
After three productive days of discussion, planning and strategy-thinking, the G-20Y Summit 2015 held its Closing Ceremony in the Salon Leman of the Hotel Royal in Evian, France. With remarkable views out over Lake Geneva, this event marked the culmination of the Sixth Annual Summit. Each committee’s Annual Co-Chairs presented the final recommendations and conclusions that their respective committee had decided upon for the Communiqué. On stage, the Term Co-Chairs and Closing Panellists each gave their feedback on the recommendations provided by the six committees.
The ceremony began with G-20Y Association spokesperson Jean-Luc Larribau welcoming the delegates to the ceremony. After introducing the panellists, Mr. Larribau expressed his delight to see the detail in the recommendations, encouraging the delegates to push forward their established impact strategy.
Energy Markets Committee
Vincet Duffy was first on the stage, although unfortunately his other Annual Co-Chair Hannelore Rocchio had been taken ill. Duffy spoke of three main themes deriving from the Energy Market Committee’s recommendations. The first of which was climate change, a global issue that we should not pay the price for inactivity. Therefore, Mr. Duffy explained that all major emission countries, including the G20 countries, should make an unequivocal commitment at the Paris COP to reduce carbon emissions, both on the short and the long term. With regards to CO2 emissions, the energy markets committee recommended making more explicit each individual company’s footprint. An example could be an introduction of a “green credit card” that tracks CO2 footprint for purchases and offers incentives (rebates/awards) for low-carbon consumption.
Promoting efficient investments in energy was the second theme, the world needs around $48 trillion in investments to meet its energy needs to 2035, while the energy sector becomes increasingly more global and volatile. Therefore, the committee recommended numerous measures such as promoting efficient market models to increase investment in order to make the energy market more sustainable and efficient. Finally, with 1.3 billion people worldwide without access to energy worldwide, the committee promoted increasing access to energy by taking advantage of the decreasing distribution costs.
Closing panellist Dr. Aldo Flores-Quiroga then took the stage and gave an extremely thought-provoking speech on the volatility of oil prices. Dr. Flores-Quiroga gave his opinion on the dangers of price volatility such as delaying investment in the energy market, complicating microeconomic accounts and friction amongst consumers. Also, he explained how countries hit by the 2008 recession were the ones who had seen decreasing CO2 emissions, whilst countries such as China continue to increase CO2 emissions as it coincides with growth. The balance, Dr. Flores-Quiroga explained, must be found between growth and reducing CO2 emissions. Furthermore, oil prices must become stable to restore market confidence.
Food Security Committee
Annual Co-Chair Shirley Xie began by stating that a third of global production of food goes to waste, therefore technology must be used to improve the process of food production. Mrs. Xie also explained how packaging can be used to increase the shelf life of food and that the global population must be better educated on good quality foods, whilst also being encouraged to buy locally and in season.
Dr. Prisca Havranek-Kosciek joined Mrs. Xie on stage and spoke of malnutrition and how countries not currently showing their support for this critical problem must do so. Furthermore, free food vouchers and technology must be used when combatting such a situation. Over-nutrition, especially in the developed world, should be fought by introducing incentives to eat healthier foods, especially amongst schools.
Professor Mehdi Doroudi followed and proceeded to highly commend the work of the Food Security committee, explaining that with rapidly increasing demand for food worldwide (especially from the growing middle class), this must be met via the use of new technology.
Global Financial Industry Committee (Banking and insurance subcommittees)
Christian Reusch and Kwabena Ayirebi, Annual Co-Chairs for the banking subcommittee of the Global Financial Industry, explained the background, implications and recommendations of the ‘Too Big to Fail’ regulatory policy amongst global banks. Following on from Dr. Dirk Lubig’s recommendation in the opening ceremony, Mr. Reusch and Mr. Ayirebi expressed the need to reconsider the impact of the post-2008 regulation. It is time to ensure that the current regulation in place has an impact and that we analyse the regulatory measures which have been put in place. Mr. Ayirebi spoke of the ‘shadow banking’ sector and the misconceptions surrounding it due to the sector’s name, he added that the industry should be allowed to grow.
For the Insurance subcommittee of the Global Financial Industry Committee, Gregor Pilgram and Patrick Barbeau were welcomed onto the stage. Mr Barbeau explained the importance of big data and digitalisation as powerful tools for insurance. Digitalization in many cases reduces barriers to entry. Big data improves market segmentation, risk mitigation and pricing which may lead to more access to basic insurance for a larger proportion of society. Furthermore, the necessity that financial classes be introduced to raise awareness and the average level of intellect in the business world amongst youths was suggested as a possible recommendation, this tied in heavily with the Jobs Creation committee and the Digital Innovation and Transformation committee’s recommendations.
Jacques Cornic offered his feedback on the recommendations, commencing by agreeing with the majority of the views and recommendations expressed in the Communiqué. Mr. Cornic spoke of the importance of risk management on the topic of the ‘too big to fail’ set of regulatory policies so as to create a more level playing field and improve the harmonisation of consumer protection.
Global Demographic Developments Committee
Luke Aitken and Eric Hiraga, Annual Co-Chairs for the global demographic developments committee, explained the importance of making sure people stay in the workforce for longer, especially with the ageing population becoming “the megatrend” according to closing panellist John Lujis. Incentives and improved working conditions, as implemented by BMW, are two of many effective options to mitigating such a problem.
Mr. Lujis also stressed the importance of viewing the ageing population as not so much as a ‘doom and gloom’ subject, as there are many ways we can mitigate effectively against the declining workforce without a “silver bullet”, increasing productivity and participation in the workforce being the main two.
Creating Jobs Committee
Sabri Cimen came onto the stage and explained that job creation and unemployment are influenced by multiple factors including economic fluctuations, political uncertainties, demographic changes, technological challenges, globalization, sustainability and culture. Access to employment is a basic right for all. In developing strategies for the attainment of this ideal, focusing on the sub topics of labour supply and demand planning, youth unemployment and gender equality is key. There is a need for a better connection between labour supply and demand. There exists a growing misalignment of labour supply across the dimensions of geography, skills and timing. High unemployment rates experienced over several years have made it difficult to understand the severity of the longer term skills shortage. This inhibits informed policy responses by government and strategy responses by corporations.
Meaningful employment provides youths with a perspective for their lives, the ability to earn their own money increasing their financial well-being and provides a sound stepping stone to future career growth. Youth employment fosters economic growth and reduces the risk of social disorder and antisocial behaviours. Finding a job early in life improves the career prospects of every individual. In addition, women are underrepresented in the workforce particularly in leadership and professional roles. GDP growth potential from matching male and female employment rates varies between 5% in developed economies to double digits in developing economies. Companies with gender diversity perform at 35% higher than median profitability.
Closing Panellist for the Creating Jobs Committee Linda Kromjong followed Mr. Cimen. Mrs. Kromjong’s assessment of the Creating Jobs Committee was extremely positive, citing the focus and relevance of the recommendations to be extremely successful. The spirit within the Committee was also positive as the delegates used the opportunity provided by the G-20Y to expand their horizons and engage in outside-the-box thinking. Mrs. Kromjong encouraged greater future diversity with a higher ratio of female participation as well as further representation from the Southern Hemisphere.
Digital Innovation and Transformation Committee
Milan Gauder and Krishna Navalpakkam came onto the stage to present the final committee’s recommendations. Governments, businesses and individuals should be highly engaged in facilitating and accelerating digital innovation and transformation. This could enable global contact between individuals, companies and societies, creating new opportunities for all, but will require concerted effort and focus. The main areas to be addressed are Business Climate, Connectivity, Education and Standards.
Government and businesses working together on an international basis will: (i) promote digital entrepreneurship (ii) drive cooperation / collaboration (iii) increase stakeholders’ awareness and (iv) create a defined network of individuals responsible for implementation. Furthermore, Governments and businesses working together on an international basis to (i) enable reliable digital connectivity infrastructure, (ii) ensure everyone can afford to or have access to connectivity and (iii) develop standard identification and authentication infrastructure to fuel usage of public and private e-services and e-commerce.
Knowledge and comprehension are a critical component of an effective digital world. Education within organisations, their employees, customers and society will enable broader informed participation and accelerate progress through greater understanding and skills. Regarding regulation, business-led international best practice standards to be developed for (i) capture, enrichment and usage of data, (ii) transparency, (iii) minimum operating standards (technical, security, privacy / the right to be forgotten, payment). Consistency and best practice will create customer trust and acceleration of digital progress. A business driven standards-based approach will allow digital security to keep pace with digital innovation. Early intervention and overregulation by governments and regulators inhibits innovation, however in certain key areas governments will need to take regulatory initiatives.
Andreas Harting concluded the Closing Panellist speeches by highlighting the importance of digitalization, with an estimated 70 billion connected digital devices worldwide by 2020. Mr. Harting also expressed how impressed he was that a group of like-minded people could establish such detailed and relevant recommendations within the space of three days.
The floor was handed to the term chairs. Nicola Melchiotti spoke of how many thought-provoking ideas were created over the past three days, such as the creation of the shadow banking and insurance sectors. Energy access was also an area Mr. Melchiotti spoke of, with bringing access to energy to people currently without it as an important matter that must be considered alongside bring access to food and financial security.
Zoe Yujnovich began by thanking her committee members and annual Co-Chairs. Mrs. Yujnovich expressed the importance of getting horizontal themes, not just vertical themes, into the programme as an opportunity for greater continuity deriving from the interface between different committees. Olga Ryabova spoke of the job opportunities deriving from big data and the advancement of technology such as in social media. Bringing students to the workplaces was also an idea suggested by Mrs. Ryabova should there be a lack of employment in a particular sector.
And so, with the presentations and closing panellists’ speeches over, it came for the closing remarks on what has been another extremely productive G-20Y Summit. Jean-Luc Larribau thanked the participants of all their hard work and reminded them their journey towards a more sustainable and prosperous global future was just beginning. The Communiqué, compiled of the recommendations from of all the committees is now being disseminated around the world and all the G-20Y participants will be involved in follow-up discussions to help implement their vision on the global stage. The next G-20Y Summit in 2016 will build upon the groundwork made by these committees. The event is fast becoming an important and not to be missed date in the calendar of any young, ambitious business leader. G-20Y Association Founder and President Ksenia Khoruzhnikova fittingly concluded proceedings with the line “you design our world.”
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