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PRISM's 2003 European Intangibles Summit

Accountability, Competitiveness and Productivity: Understanding and communicating the value of intangibles in 21st Century organizations

Starts at 08:30, 04 July 2003, at Cass Business School

A. Registration and Breakfast

08:30

Registration and Breakfast (30 minutes)

B. Welcomes, Introductions and Scene-Setting

09:00

Exploiting intangibles whilst living in the real world (5 minutes)

David Rhind, Vice Chancellor, City University

09:05

The Lisbon Objective: the socio-economic challenges for Europe (10 minutes)

Oluf Nielsen, European Commission

09:15

PRISM: today and the future (15 minutes)

Clark Eustace, Project Chair, PRISM

C. Theme 1 – Understanding and Measuring value creation in the 21st century macro-economy

09:35

Chair of Theme 1 (5 minutes)

Diane Coyle, Enlightenment Economics

09:35

Sources of productivity growth in the 21st century: findings from the OECD Growth Project (15 minutes)

Dirk Pilat, Senior Economist, OECD

09:50

Intangible Assets: how the National Accounts could be better aligned to the realities of economic production (10 minutes)

Peter Hill

10:00

Taking account of intangibles: recommendations for where the policy set requires attention (10 minutes)

Patrizio Bianchi, Dean of the faculty of Economics, University of Ferrara and PRISM

10:10

Respondent on Theme 1 (10 minutes)

Dominique Guellec, OECD

10:20

Theme 1 Panel (20 minutes)

Diane Coyle, Enlightenment Economics

Dirk Pilat, Senior Economist, OECD

Peter Hill

Patrizio Bianchi, Dean of the faculty of Economics, University of Ferrara and PRISM

Dominique Guellec, OECD

D. Morning Break

10:40

Morning Break (30 minutes)

E. Theme 2 – Creating value: challenges for firms in the 21st century

11:10

Chair of Theme 2(a): Firms and the Management Agenda (5 minutes)

Mark Bezant, Partner, Deloitte & Touche

11:15

21st century organizations: managing and measuring the sources and resources of competitive advantage (15 minutes)

Jan Mouritsen, Professor of Management Control, Copenhagen Business School and PRISM

11:30

Leadership in the Knowledge Economy: New ways of organizing value creation (20 minutes)

Lars Kolind, Chairman of the board of PreVenture A/S, Denmark

11:50

Managing value creation in the 21st century context: a view from a major multi-national firm (20 minutes)

Nick Butler, Group Vice President for Policy Development, BP

12:10

Changing managerial mindsets (15 minutes)

Sue Slipman, Chairman of the Financial Ombudsman Service; Advisor on CSR and Professional Development to the UK’s Department of Trade and Industry

12:25

Respondent on Theme 2(a) (10 minutes)

Leif Edvinsson, CEO, Universal Networking Intellectual Capital

12:35

Theme 2(a) Panel (25 minutes)

Mark Bezant, Partner, Deloitte & Touche

Jan Mouritsen, Professor of Management Control, Copenhagen Business School and PRISM

Lars Kolind, Chairman of the board of PreVenture A/S, Denmark

Nick Butler, Group Vice President for Policy Development, BP

Sue Slipman, Chairman of the Financial Ombudsman Service; Advisor on CSR and Professional Development to the UK’s Department of Trade and Industry

Leif Edvinsson, CEO, Universal Networking Intellectual Capital

F. Lunch

13:00

Lunch (60 minutes)

G(1). Theme 2 (cont.) – Creating value: challenges for firms in the 21st century

14:00

Chair of Theme 2(b): Firms and Measurement Tools (5 minutes)

Mike Starkie, Chief Accounting Officer, BP

14:05

Managing and Measuring your Invisible Advantage: gaining clarity on corporate value (15 minutes)

Jonathan Low, Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Business Innovation, Cap Gemini Ernst & Young

14:20

Strategic decision-making: tools to evaluate the deployment of intangibles (15 minutes)

Daniel Andriessen, Nyenrode University and KPMG Knowledge Advisory Services

14:35

Managing intangibles for sustainability and competitiveness (15 minutes)

Brian Pearce, Director, Centre for Sustainable Investment, Forum for the Future

14:50

Experience gained and lessons learned from Italian corporates’ work with Intellectual Capital (30 minutes)

Franco D'Egidio, CEO, Summit

Alberto Baj, Chief Corporate Quality Officer , Intercos Group

Romeo de Rosso, General Manager, Plastal SpA

15:20

Theme 2(b) Panel (20 minutes)

Mike Starkie, Chief Accounting Officer, BP

Jonathan Low, Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Business Innovation, Cap Gemini Ernst & Young

Daniel Andriessen, Nyenrode University and KPMG Knowledge Advisory Services

Brian Pearce, Director, Centre for Sustainable Investment, Forum for the Future

Franco D'Egidio, CEO, Summit

Alberto Baj, Chief Corporate Quality Officer , Intercos Group

Romeo de Rosso, General Manager, Plastal SpA

G(2). Theme 3 – Analysing value creation: external viewpoints

14:00

Chair of Theme 3 (a): Audit, Accountancy and Corporate Reporting (5 minutes)

Reinhold Enqvist, Reidev Ltd

14:05

Auditing in the 21st century (15 minutes)

Jonathan Hayward, Founder Partner, Independent Audit Limited

14:20

The changing role of the accounting regulator and the future IASB agenda (15 minutes)

Kurt Ramin, Commercial Director, International Accounting Standards Committee Foundation(IASCF)

14:35

The Future Corporate Reporting Model and the Capital Markets (15 minutes)

Alison Thomas, Director, Value Reporting, PriceWaterhouse Coopers

14:50

The Global Reporting Initiative: the business case (15 minutes)

Sean Gilbert, Global Reporting Initiative

15:05

Corporate Reporting: an investor’s perspective of language breakdown (15 minutes)

Michelle Edkins, Director of Institutional Relations, Hermes Focus Asset Management Ltd

15:20

Theme 3 (a) Panel (20 minutes)

Reinhold Enqvist, Reidev Ltd

Jonathan Hayward, Founder Partner, Independent Audit Limited

Kurt Ramin, Commercial Director, International Accounting Standards Committee Foundation(IASCF)

Alison Thomas, Director, Value Reporting, PriceWaterhouse Coopers

Sean Gilbert, Global Reporting Initiative

Michelle Edkins, Director of Institutional Relations, Hermes Focus Asset Management Ltd

I. Afternoon Break

15:40

Afternoon Break (20 minutes)

J(1). Theme 2 (cont.) – Creating value: challenges for firms in the 21st century

16:00

Chair of Theme 2(c): Organizations and society - Intellectual Property: who owns what? who benefits? where is the balance? (10 minutes)

Edward Truch, Director of the Knowledge Management Research Institute , Henley Management College

16:10

Intellectual Property: towards a credible and balanced IPR regime in Europe (10 minutes)

Larry Cohen, Partner, McDermott Will & Emery

16:20

The Efficacy of the IPR system for 21st century innovation (10 minutes)

Stephen Merrill, Executive Director, National Academies’ Board on Science, Technology, and Economic Policy (STEP), Washington

16:30

Theme 2(c) Panel (20 minutes)

Edward Truch, Director of the Knowledge Management Research Institute , Henley Management College

Larry Cohen, Partner, McDermott Will & Emery

Stephen Merrill, Executive Director, National Academies’ Board on Science, Technology, and Economic Policy (STEP), Washington

J(2). Theme 3 (cont.) – Analysing value creation: external viewpoints

16:00

Chair of Theme 3(b): Intangibles: Analysis and Interpretation of Corporate Information (5 minutes)

Tim Cooke, Barclays Bank

16:05

Theme 3(b): Intangibles: Analysis and Interpretation of Corporate Information (45 minutes)

Mike Hall, PRISM

Frede Mørck, Dansk Kapitalanlæg Aktieselskab

Peter Wright, Fortis Bank

Jonathan Moore, VP, Business Development, Thomson Financial

K. Wrap-Up Panel: Synthesis: So what? What are the implications and ramifications? Where do we go from here?

16:50

Wrap-up Panel – Synthesis: So what? What are the implications and ramifications? Where do we go from here? (40 minutes)

Goran Roos, Intellectual Capital Services

David Young, Professor of Accounting and Control, Boston University's School of Management

Chris Hendry, Cass Business School and PRISM