8:30 -8:45SPOTLIGHT: ECONOMIC REFORM IN CHINA

Location: Main Ballroom, Shangri-La Hotel

Speaker: Henry M. Paulson Jr., Former U.S. Treasury Secretary; Chairman, The Paulson Institute
Moderator: Andy Serwer, Managing Editor, Fortune

8:45 -9:30CHINA'S CHANGING ECONOMY

China needs to move its economy away from exports and toward consumption. What reforms can we expect and what will be the impact of this tectonic shift? Will the Chinese population be willing to spend more and save less in a country where the social safety net barely exists? How will this shift impact the global commodities market, urbanization and environmental challenges in China and beyond?

Confirmed panelists:
Dominic Barton, Global Managing Director, McKinsey & Company
Cai Hongbin, Dean, Guanghua School of Management, Peking University
Alex Gorsky, Chairman and CEO, Johnson & Johnson
Henry M. Paulson Jr., Former U.S. Treasury Secretary; Chairman, The Paulson Institute

Moderator: Stephen Roach, Senior Fellow, Jackson Institute of Global Affairs, Yale University

9:30 -10:15INNOVATION: BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE

With the world population set to reach 9 billion by mid-century, today's business leaders need to create a new set of rules and tools that will allow their corporations to grow without stressing the earth's resources. What are the new business models, R&D methodologies and disruptive technologies that will lead companies and countries on a more sustainable path?

Confirmed panelists:
Fu Chengyu, Chairman, Sinopec
Jeffrey Immelt, Chairman and CEO, GE
Ellen Kullman, Chair and CEO, DuPont
Moderator: Andy Serwer, Managing Editor, Fortune

10:15 -10:45REFRESHMENT BREAK

10:45 -11:30THE NEXT HIGH TECH WAVE

Location: Main Ballroom, Shangri-La Hotel

The Internet is ubiquitous, and mobility is not far behind. What are the next new trends that will drive growth in technology? What industries will be disrupted by technology next—education, agriculture, transportation, energy? Moreover where will new innovation hubs emerge and who will provide the capital?  

Confirmed panelists:
Charles Chao, President and CEO, SINA Corporation
Stephen Elop, President and CEO, Nokia Corp.
Joe Lonsdale, Partner, Formation8, Founder, Palantir and Addepar
Moderator: Adam Lashinsky, Senior Editor-at-Large, Fortune

11:30 -11:40SPOTLIGHT: STARTLING, ORIGINAL AND PROVOCATIVE

Dancer, choreographer, actress and founder of the Shanghai Jin Xing Dance Theater, Jin Xing is a pioneer not only in the world of dance, but as one of the first transgender women recognized in China. Her name, translated literally as golden star, resonates with her story and her work. As a cultural icon and advocate of gender equality, Jin Xing generates a new discussion on openness and inclusiveness in a society trying to bridge tradition and modernity.
Speaker: Jin Xing, Founder, Shanghai Jin Xing Dance Theatre
Moderator: Jaime FlorCruz, China Chairman, 2013 Fortune Global Forum, and CNN Beijing Bureau Chief

11:40 -11:50SWITCH BREAK

11:50 -12:50GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE AND VIEWPOINTS

GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE: WINNING IN THE CHINA MARKET 
Presented by Air China
China's shift toward domestic consumption will create opportunities for both foreign and domestic brands to sell products in China. Luxury goods are in demand, and China's 350-million-strong middle class is displaying a growing appetite for cars, clothes, and travel. How are the best Chinese companies building their businesses? What do foreign brands need to do to compete?

Confirmed panelists:
Victor Chu, Chairman, First Eastern Investment Group
Fran?ois-Henri Pinault, Chairman and CEO, Kering (formerly PPR)
Sir Martin Sorrell, Group Chief Executive, WPP
Victor Yuan, Founder and CEO, Horizon

Introduction: Wang Yinxiang, Vice Chairman, Air China
Moderator: Joshua Cooper Ramo, Vice Chairman, Kissinger Associates

VIEWPOINT: CHINA'S SOFT POWER: GLOBAL INFLUENCE AND PUBLIC DIPLOMACY
How does a nation build its global influence and image in the world? Why have some countries been so successful in projecting their "soft power" while others have struggled? China has an impressive story to tell yet, as it flexes its "soft power", it also faces some image challenges that must be overcome. How will China wield its "soft power" and what does this mean for the geopolitics and economics of the 21st century?

Confirmed discussion leaders:
Yukon Huang, Senior Associate, Carnegie Endowment's Asia Program
Jon Huntsman, Former U.S. Ambassador to China
Zhao Qizheng, Vice Chairman, Foreign Affairs Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference; Dean of the School of Journalism and Communication, Renmin University
Moderator: Zoher Abdoolcarim, Asia Editor, TIME International

VIEWPOINT: CONNECTING WITH WOMEN IN THE EMERGING WORLD
They are your customers, your employees and perhaps even the government leaders of cities or countries you are seeking to enter. Women truly are an important force in the emerging world, and it is crucial that business leaders understand their values, their challenges and their perspectives. What strategies work best and how do companies navigate the nuances across different markets?

Welcoming remarks: 
Li Xiaolin, President, The Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries

Confirmed discussion leaders:
Sheri McCoy, Chief Executive Officer, Avon Products
Linda McMahon, Owner and former CEO, World Wrestling Entertainment
Peggy Yu Yu, Chairwoman, Dang Dang
Moderator: Jennifer Reingold, Senior Editor, Fortune

VIEWPOINT: UNLEASHING CORPORATE CHINA: SOEs AND PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
China's State Owned Enterprises (SOEs) have been an integral part of China's development for the past 30 years, creating wealth and jobs for millions of people.  Yet some experts believe that SOEs make it difficult for private companies to launch, compete and grow.  What changes are needed in the system and how can Beijing create a more level playing field? Are private-public partnerships the solution? Is there sufficient will for reform and, if so, who will champion it? 

Confirmed discussion leaders:
Chen Dongsheng, Chairman, Taikang Life
Ling Wen, Chief Executive Officer, Shenhua Energy Company
Song Zhiping, Chairman, China National Building Materials and China Pharmaceuticals
Wang Zhile, Research Fellow, Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation, Ministry of Commerce
Moderator: Stephen Roach, Senior Fellow, Jackson Institute of Global Affairs, Yale University

VIEWPOINT: CAN CHINA BE ENERGY INDEPENDENT? 
Presented by DuPont
With increasing available oil reserves and new access to natural gas, the U.S. could become energy-independent of the Middle East for the first time. China might have even bigger shale gas reserves than the U.S. and their clean energy industry has recently emerged from a major reshuffle. Looking ahead, will China ever produce enough reliable energy to be self-sufficient? What is the path to energy independence while managing the increasingly concerning air quality challenges?

Confirmed discussion leaders:
Matt Fox, Executive Vice President, Exploration and Production, ConocoPhillips
S. Ming Sung, Chief Representative Asia-Pacific, Clean Air Task Force
Felix Zhang, Co-founder and President, Envision Energy
Moderator: Brian Dumaine, Senior Editor-at-Large, and Co-chair, 2013 Global Forum, Fortune

VIEWPOINT: TECH TRENDS: THE FUTURE OF HARDWARE
How smart is the smartphone (or the tablet or the PC)? With more and more intelligence moving to networks and software, how will the device of the future differentiate itself? Do devices run the risk of becoming "dumb" terminals—or does tech stagnate without hardware innovation?

Confirmed discussion leaders:
Chen Xudong, Senior Vice President, Lenovo Group, and President, Lenovo China
Jessica He, Chairman, Chengdu GoldTel Industry Group
Lei Jun, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Xiaomi Tech
Steve Milligan, President and CEO, Western Digital
Moderator: David Whitford, Editor-at-Large, Fortune

12:50 -14:10NETWORKING LUNCH

Location: Tent outside Mooney's Bar, Level 1, Shangri-La Hotel

14:10 -15:10GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE AND VIEWPOINTS

GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE: WHAT'S AHEAD FOR EMERGING MARKETS? Over the last decade, the majority of the growth has occurred in the so-called BRICS: Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—but growth has slowed. What's the outlook for these economies and can they sustain growth? Who are the new leaders and how can multinational corporations capitalize on these increasingly important markets? Which factor is most likely to slow progress in emerging markets: a shortage of skilled workers, too much red tape and corruption, or fierce local competition?

Location: Mian Yang, Shangri-La Hotel

Confirmed panelists:
John Faraci, Chairman and CEO, International Paper Co.
Joseph Jimenez, Chief Executive Officer, Novartis AG
Peter Sands, Group Chief Executive, Standard Chartered PLC
Michael Smith, Chief Executive Officer, ANZ Bank
Moderator: Rana Foroohar, Assistant Managing Editor, TIME Magazine

VIEWPOINT: THE CHINESE TOURIST
Location: Kang Ding/Wang Jiang
A record 50 million Chinese traveled outside China in 2010 and hundreds of millions of locals flock to the country's top tourist hot spots throughout the year. Mainland Chinese customers generate roughly one-third of Gucci and Prada's worldwide sales and about 30% of luxury purchases occur while consumers travel. Chinese tourists are reshaping the industry as airlines, hotels, recreation parks, and brands scramble to offer them a unique and positive experience. What are the opportunities to cater to this growing cadre of well-heeled world travelers in China and abroad?

Confirmed discussion leaders:
Fan Min, Co-founder, Vice Chairman and President, Ctrip
Vincent Lo, Chairman, Shui On Group
Frits van Paasschen, President and CEO, Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide
Moderator: Ellana Lee, Vice President and Managing Editor, CNN International Asia Pacific

VIEWPOINT: DO YOU KNOW WHO YOUR SUPPLIERS REALLY ARE?
Presented by DuPont
Location: Jiu Zhai/Hong Yuan
Traceability is an emerging challenge still flying under the radar of most leaders' consciousness. With most products' footprint found in the supply chain, knowing what suppliers are doing is vital to a business trying to lower costs, manage risk, and build brand identity. How can a business or brand track and trace materials, parts, or components across its global supply chain? What are the upsides and who is currently doing this well?

Confirmed discussion leaders:
Brian Kelley, President and CEO, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters
Ma Jun, Founder and Director, Institute of Public & Environmental Affairs
Geoff Riddell, Regional Chairman Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa, Zurich Insurance Group
Moderator: Jib Ellison, Founder and CEO, Blu Skye Sustainability Consulting

VIEWPOINT: CAN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY BE KEPT SAFE? 
Location: Nan River
As the economy becomes more global, corporations have ramped up their efforts to protect their intellectual property, whether it's a piece of software, a design for a new router, or the latest box office hit. What are the best-in-class strategies for keeping IP safe and preventing cyber-breaches; particularly as cloud computing becomes more ubiquitous?

Confirmed discussion leaders:
Tony Chen, Partner and Head, China Intellectual Property Practice, Jones Day
Christopher Dodd, Chairman and CEO, Motion Picture Association of America
Victor Lee, Producer, Bussinessman and Writer
Wan Tao, Founder and Chief Strategy Officer, iyiyun.com
Moderator: Kenneth Lieberthal, Senior Fellow, Foreign Policy Program, Global Economy and Development Program, John L. Thornton China Center Director, The Brookings Institution

VIEWPOINT: HOW SOCIAL MEDIA IS CHANGING BUSINESS
Location: Fu River
China has more than 500 million Chinese Internet users, twice the number of wired Americans. These Chinese users reportedly spend 46 minutes a day visiting social-media sites and are changing how their society does everything from viewing the news to shopping. While China's weibos are thriving, the exuberance of their American counterparts has faded. How is social media changing China and what are the new opportunities? What can Western tech companies learn from their counterparts in the East?

Confirmed discussion leaders:
Tim Armstrong, Chairman and CEO, AOL
Charles Chao, President and CEO, SINA Corporation
Dele Liu, President, Youku Tudou
Neil Shen, Founding Managing Partner, Sequoia Capital China
Moderator: Yang Lan, Chairperson, Sun Media Group

15:10 -15:20SWITCH BREAK

15:20 -16:05RETHINKING OUR CITIES

Location: Main Ballroom, Shangri-La Hotel

Today, for the first time, more Chinese live in cities than in the countryside. This trend is happening throughout the developing world. How will we design the cities of tomorrow to allow billions to live, drive, eat, and work sustainably? What new technologies and design concepts—from big data to smart buildings—can be applied to make our urban centers greener and more livable? How do we apply smart city concepts to second- and third-tier cities?

Confirmed panelists:
David Cote, Chairman and CEO, Honeywell
Huang Qifan, Mayor, Chongqing
Jean-Pascal Tricoire, Chairman and CEO, Schneider Electric
Zhang Yue, Chairman and CEO, Broad Group
Moderator: Brian Dumaine, Senior Editor-at-Large and Co-chair, 2013 Global Forum, Fortune 

16:05 -16:15ANIMATING THE FUTURE: MADE IN CHINA, FOR CHINA, AND BEYOND

What started as a passion for Chinese film has evolved into an innovative joint venture with creative collaboration across the Pacific. Combining U.S. film-making expertise with the talent of China's burgeoning animation industry, this new venture will create entertainment in China, for China and, ultimately, for the world.
Confirmed speakers:
Jeffrey Katzenberg, Chief Executive Officer, DreamWorks Animation SKG
Jennifer Yuh Nelson, Director, Kung Fu Panda 2 and Kung Fu Panda 3

16:15 -17:00GLOBAL GO-TO-MARKET STRATEGIES

Building a strong global business can take decades and cost billions in investment. There is much debate about how to go global: Is it more profitable to be in every country or to focus on a handful of key markets? How should companies address local culture and market nuances? As a growing number of Chinese and emerging market companies enter international markets, what strategies are likely to work best? What new technologies and business models are on the horizon to facilitate this process?

Confirmed panelists:
Carlos Brito, Chief Executive Officer, Anheuser-Busch InBev
Pankaj Ghemawat, Anselmo Rubiralta Professor of Global Strategy, IESE Business School, Barcelona
Carlos Gutierrez, Former U.S. Secretary of Commerce
Li Shufu, Founder and CEO, Zhejiang Geely Holding Group
Moderator: Geoff Colvin, Senior Editor-at-Large, Fortune 

17:00 -18:00FREE TIME

18:00 -18:30TRANSPORTATION TO RECEPTION AND DINNER

Transportation will depart from the Shangri-La and Jinjiang Hotels at 18:00

18:30 -22:00RECEPTION, DINNER AND NIGHTCAP

Location: Kuanzhai Xiangzi

Hosted by Sichuan Province and the City of Chengdu, guests will enjoy an extraordinary evening in the historic Kuanzhai Xiangzi district. A place that blends the architecture and ambiance of old Chengdu City with modern style and energy, where past and present, local and global, it is where fast and slow elements of Chengdu life meet.

Welcome: 
Huang Xinchu, Party Secretary, CPC Chengdu Municipal Committee
Wang Dongming, Party Secretary, Sichuan Province
Andy Serwer, Managing Editor, Fortune

22:00 -22:30TRANSPORTATION TO SHANGRI-LA AND JINJIANG HOTELS