Road to Copenhagen seminar 28 June 2009

LEADING LADIES ON HOW TO SAVE THE PLANET

The garden of the County Governor’s residence, Strandgatan 1 Visby, Sweden.

14. 00 Welcome
Ms. Marianne Samuelsson, County Governor of Gotland and
Ms. Ebba Lindsö, CEO Respect. Moderator Ms. Annika Dopping.

Climate justice and polluters pay principle
Ms. Mary Robinson, Vice President of the Club of Madrid, Co-Chair of
Road to Copenhagen and Former President of Ireland

How can climate smart initiatives and improvements be profitable?
Experiences from BLICC (Business Leaders Initiative on Climate Change)
Mr. Fredrik Wirdenius, CEO Vasakronan

Global challenge – Regional response
Ms. Silvia Gurova Head of International Department, Kaliningrad

Development and diffusion of clean technology
Ms. Gro Harlem Brundtland, Member of the Club of Madrid,
Co-Chair of Road to Copenhagen and Former Prime Minister of Norway

District heating - technology to gain warmer homes and a cooler planet
Ms. Lena Sommestad, CEO Swedish District Heating Association

Energy self sufficient housing. With high goals, come high standards
Ms. Mia Torpe, Head of Environment HSB

How can sustainable growth be achieved?
Ms. Margot Wallström, Vice President of the European Commission,
Co-Chair of Road to Copenhagen

Challenges and opportunities to do right
Mr. Göran Holm, CEO Coca-Cola Sweden

A European Eco-efficient Economy
Ms. Maud Olofsson, Minister for Enterprise and Energy, Deputy Prime Minister

Panel: New Leadership – defining how to save the planet.
- How can business contribute to climate justice?
- How can we ensure sustainable leadership?
- What opportunities do you see ahead?
Mr. Håkan Bryngelsson, Vice Chairman of the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise
Mr. Johan Siverklev, CEO, Air to Air Sweden
Mr. Martin Vesper, Executive Director, Yello Strom Germany

16.15 Closing remarks by Ms. Mary Robinson

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About Road to Copenhagen
Road to Copenhagen is a joint climate initiative by Club de Madrid, Globe Europe and Respect Table. The objective is to contribute to the conclusion of a fair climate agreement by advancing the debate on climate justice. It brings together people from all walks of life who believe that a low-carbon economy and a sustainable world is possible. It is web-based and interactive, and open to everyone – it offers a platform to discuss and engage with decision makers, NGO's and progressive business. In December 2009 the third and final Road to Copenhagen conference will take place in the two cities of Malmö and Copenhagen. For more information about the initiative please contact our content director Dr. Minna Gillberg through www.roadtocopenhagen.org

The seminar was filmed by Gotland University - Sweden's first Liberal Education university: www.hgo.se

Questions regarding the film clips, please contact Mr Daniel Olsson: daniel.olsson@hgo.se or +46498 29 99 50