Youth Engagement Summit 2009

TIME	SUMMIT PROGRAMMES	SUMMIT ACTIVITIES
7.30 - 8.45am	Registration	Exhibition of SEACHANGE Youth Report & Contributions What change do youth want to see in their personal lives at this point? What change do they want to see in their community and country in the next 5 years? What ideas or campaigns for change would they support? Thousands of youth across Southeast Asia have made their voices heard through a regional online survey. Walk through the exhibition looking into the deepest motivations which rule their lives, and discover what needs to be done to move their hearts.
8.45 - 9.45am	Garry Kasparov Russian living legend of chess Strategic Thinking Besides winning championships and tournaments, Kasparov took chess to a whole new level by using his own versatility and experience to become a one-man chess ambassador to the world. In 1997, he took IBM’s challenge to match wits against Deep Blue, a customised supercomputer. Throughout this event, he demonstrated the power of the human mind and pitted logical thought against the multiple algorithms of a supercomputer. Q&A Session
8.45 - 9.45am	Review of Day One Lorraine Hahn An overview of the lessons learnt from the stellar speakers so far. Sharing of feedback and what the day ahead will hold in store!
10.00 - 11.00am	Donald Trump LIVE via Satellite from Trump Towers New York Founder Trump Organisation
11.00 - 12.00pm	Randi Zuckerberg Marketing Director of Facebook.com Social Change Through Social Media : How The Web is Changing the Way we Live, Vote and Organize Randi Zuckerberg manages marketing initiatives at Facebook, where she has led the company’s US election and international politics strategy, as well as pioneered several large media partnerships. Included in The Hollywood Reporter’s 2008 Digital Power List, Randi has led projects ranging from the ABC News/Facebook Presidential Debates to the CNN/Facebook Inauguration Day Partnership and Comcast’s Facebook Diaries. Q&A Session
12.00 - 1.15pm	Lunch	Youth Engagement Collage 2 If you could tell the youth something they would keep it for the rest of their lives a piece of advice, a quote, or an idea… what would it be? The delegates are once again posting their thoughts on a wall, compiling one big message for youths of the world.
1.15 - 2.15pm	David Magliano Former London Olympics 2012 Director of Marketing, Director of Commercial and Marketing at World Cup England 2018 Winning the World’s Biggest Pitch How did London come from behind to beat Paris to host the 2012 Olympic Games? David Magliano was Director of Marketing for London 2012, and masterminded the campaign for what has been described as the fiercest competitive pitch of all time. This is the inside story of the final presentation: 45 minutes which changed world sport! Q&A Session
2.15 - 3.15pm	ECONOMIC ROUNDTABLE China & India in the next 5 years : Challenges and Opportunities Moderated by Lorraine Hahn Yashwant Sinha Former Finance Minister of India Mr. Sinha is a widely traveled person. He was the first Indian to be elected Chairman of Development Committee of the World Bank and the IMF in August, 2000 and facilitated inter-governmental consensus building on developmental issues. He was elected Chairman of the G-20, a group of systemically important countries from the point of view of the world economy. He was the first Finance Minister from the non G-8 countries to chair this Committee. Mr. Sinha was External Affairs Minister of India for two years from July 1, 2002 to May, 2004. Mr. Sinha has been re-elected to the Upper House (Rajya Sabha) of Indian Parliament in July, 2004. Long Yongtu China’s former Vice Minister of Trade Mr. Long Yongtu as the Former Vice Minister of Trade in China, responsible for trade negotiations and multilateral economic and legal affairs. He is the Chief Negotiator for China’s resumption of GATT contracting party status and its accession to the World Trade Organization. he is also in charge of the multilateral economic and trade affairs between China and the United Nations development agencies. He led the first Chinese delegation to the OECD in Paris in January 1995 and established the relationship of dialogue partner with the organization. He is fully involved in APEC affairs and attended the APEC trade ministers meetings and informal meetings of economic leaders held in Seattle, Jakarta, Osaka, Manila, Vancouver Auckland, Brunei and Shanghai. Q&A Session
3.15 - 3.45pm	Coffee Break & Networking	Youth gathering to discuss Summit progress and formulate Q&As
3.45 - 4.45pm	Datuk Seri Tony Fernandes Group CEO, AirAsia Datuk Seri Tony Fernandes is a legend of sorts — the AirAsia group chief executive officer was conferred the Capa (Centre for AsiaPacific Aviation) Legend Award for 2009, the youngest receipient so far.To add another feather in his cap, the Malaysian low-cost carrier and its long-haul budget airline AirAsia X walked away with the prestigious Airline of the Year Award.“It’s a great honour for me and the company. I would be lying if I said I am not happy. You would be a legend only because of the people behind you,” Fernandes said he was pleased that his fairy-tale success in introducing a budget carrier had given a lot of motivation to children and university students to believe in their dreams. Q&A Session
4.45 - 6.00pm	Nando Parrado Andes crash Survivor Miracles of Andes "Nando made a superhuman effort, and survived for 72 days, finding his way out of the Andes, after 11 days of a snowy dangerous marathon trek. After the rescue Nando worked with Piers Paul Read to write the best selling book “ALIVE”, and 20 years later was the Technical Advisor in the production of the film ALIVE" Q&A Session
6.00 - 6.15pm	What's next for Youth Engagement? This is just the beginning, Lorraine Hahn and Khailee Ng share how the movement is being carried forward via 500,000+ youths, 200+ organizations sharing one dream.
6.15 - 6.30pm	Signing of YES Declaration by country youth leaders witnnessed by Deputy Minister of Youth & Sports Malaysia and presentation of SEA Change Report
6.30pm	END OF DAY TWO