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TUESDAY
- MAY 9, 2000
2:30
P.M. - Welcome
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SESSION
#1
Knowing Too Little
about Key Global Sensitivities:
Lessons from the Battle in Seattle
on Common Interests and Uncommon Markets |
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John M. Cook, The Profit Recovery Group International
James W. Down, Mercer Management Consulting
R. Glenn Hilliard, ING Americas
James P. Kelly, United Parcel Service
Denise Kingsmill, Competition Commission (UK)
Jeffrey P. Koplan, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention
Peter N. Larson, Brunswick Corporation
Avner M. Porat, A.T. Kearney
Ralph Reed, Christian Coalition
John R. Willingham, Boullioun Aviation Services
Andrew Young, GoodWorks International
Respondents
George J. Benston, Goizueta Business School/Emory University
D. Quinn Mills, Harvard Business School
Jagdish N. Sheth, Goizueta Business School/Emory University |
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SESSION
#2
Knowing Too Much about the Customer:
Responsible Uses of
Information and When to Just Say No |
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Adam
M. Aron, Vail Resorts
Joel Babbit, 360
Dorrit J. Bern, Charming Shoppes
Candice Carpenter, iVillage
John H. Clippinger III, Lexeme
John H. Eyler Jr., Toys "R" Us
Jean Picker Firstenberg, American Film Institute
John Hancock, MFI Furniture Group
Michael A. Leven, US Franchise Systems
Edward J. Mathias, The Carlyle Group
Marc Rotenberg, Electronic Privacy Information Center
Derek V. Smith, ChoicePoint
Howard A. Tullman, The Cobalt Group
Michael A. Volkema, Herman Miller
Respondents
Kenneth L. Bernhardt, College of Business/Georgia State
University
Stephen A. Greyser, Harvard Business School |
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Reception
Dinner |
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LEGEND IN LEADERSHIP AWARD
WILLIAM H. DONALDSON
Chairman, President & CEO
Aetna
Presentation by
Bernard Marcus
Chairman, The Home Depot |
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SESSION #3
Knowing Who Is Really in Control of the Firm:
The
Virtual Governance of
e-Commerce |
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Stephen
Berger, Odyssey Investment Partners
Kim G. Davis, Charlesbank Capital Partners
A.D. Frazier, INVESCO
D.R. Grimes, NetBank
Thomas A. James, Raymond James Financial
Kenneth G. Langone, Invemed Associates
Bernard Marcus, The Home Depot
Nell Minow, The Corporate Library
Stephen A. Schwarzman, The Blackstone Group
Respondents
Charles M. Elson, College of Law/Stetson University |
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WEDNESDAY
- MAY 10, 2000
6:45
A.M. - Breakfast
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SESSION #4
Knowing If Our Technology
Infrastructures Are In Sync:
Planning for Competition,
Standards, and Breakthroughs |
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Marc F. Adler, Macquarium Intelligent Communications
David A. Cole, Kurt Salmon Associates
Burton B. Goldstein, netWorth Partners
Nick Grouf, PeoplePC
Jack D. Hidary, EarthWeb
Marina Kotsianes, Agribuys.com
Howard L. Morgan, idealab!
John Nolan, United States Postal Service
Cliff Oxford, Support Technologies
Gregory A. Peters, Vignette Corporation
Karen A. Robinson, enrev Corporation
Matthew Szulik, Red Hat Software
William D. Zollars, Yellow Corporation |
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Respondents
Norman
J. Bartczak, The Center for Financial Strategy
Sydney Finkelstein, Tuck School of Business/Dartmouth
College
Steven N. Kaplan, Graduate School of Business/University
of Chicago
Benn R. Konsynski, Goizueta Business School/Emory University
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SESSION
#5 - Discussion Groups
Knowing Enough to
Make Big Changes:
The Shock of the New |
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Alfred
G. Goldstein, Sears Specialty Merchandising
Donna F. Zarcone, Harley-Davidson Financial Services
Scholar
Advisor
Paul
D. Lapides, Corporate Governance Center, Kennesaw State
University
Mark
H. Hornby, SBS International of New York
Zenon S. Nie, Simmons Company
Scholar
Advisor
Bradley
R. Agle, Katz School, University of Pittsburgh
Joel M. Koblentz, Egon Zehnder International
A. Mitchell Poole Jr., Allied Holdings
Scholar
Advisor
George
S. Easton, Goizueta Business School, Emory University
Michael S. Hadlow, US Motivation
William V. Roberti, Stylus
Scholar
Advisor
Andrew
Ward, Goizueta Business School, Emory University
J. Alexis Abramson, Mature Mart
Alan J. Taetle, Noro-Moseley Partners
Scholar
Advisor
Sridhar
Narasimhan, DuPree College of Management, Georgia Tech
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SESSION
#6
Knowing Where to Invest in Our Human Infrastructure:
Social Services, Education, and the Future Work
Force
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Jennifer
Botorff, Helios Health
Mac Crawford, Caremark Rx
Horace B. Deets, American Association of Retired Persons
Martha Johnson Evans, Girl Scouts of the USA
David S. Fowler, Chubb Computer Services
Paul E. Fulchino, Aviall
Joyce I. Greenberg, takegoodcare holdings
M. Christine Jacobs, Theragenics Corporation
Rudy S. Karsan, TalentPoint
Ricardo Martinez, Healtheon/WebMD Corporation
Carlton A. Masters, GoodWorks International
Michael B. McCaskey, Chicago Bears Football Club
Guy W. Millner, Norrell Corporation
William J. Schoen, Health Management Associates
Mark K. Scott, Neovest
James C. Smith, First Health
John C. Thornton, Crescent H Ranch
Erik Vonk, Randstad North America
Michael Wolff, Wolff Olins
Respondents
P.
George Benson, Terry College of Business/University of
Georgia
Janice M. Beyer, University of Texas at Austin
Douglas W. Rae, School of Management, Yale University |
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Lunch
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
When It Comes to Antitrust Enforcement, the New Economy
Ainít So New After All
JOEL I. KLEIN
Head, Antitrust Division
U.S. Department of Justice
Introduction by
Stephen A. Schwarzman
President & Chief Executive Officer
The Blackstone Group
2:15
P.M. - Adjournment |
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