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BRIGHT GREEN SUMMIT 2022
Opportunity in the midst of crisis
Presented from Sweden to create powerful, positive climate action on a global scale
Mundus International, in partnership with the American Chamber of Commerce in Sweden, present the second annual Bright Green Summit.
On 22 November 2022, the second annual Bright Green Summit will host a full live and online day of politicians, diplomats, experts and business taking us through the latest developments in the twin climate and energy crises.
The Bright Green Summit will highlight opportunities and serve as a platform to collaborate across industries, governments, academia, and society to provide the education, policies, products and services necessary to combat climate change on a global scale.
There are tremendous opportunities to lead by example from the investments that are made through trade and the exchange of knowledge and best practices in both private and public sectors, between Sweden and the U.S., and throughout the EU and the rest of the world.
Practical results will be achieved through the transfer of information and ideas, and via a partnership network excited to join forces in business and climate action.
Join us at Hilton Slussen Hotel in Stockholm or online
OUR CORPORATE PARTNERS
BECOME A PARTNER TODAYTHE BRIGHT GREEN SUMMIT IS A RAPID RESPONSE TO COP27
Representatives from corporations, trade and industry organizations and government representatives will gather live in Stockholm, and online from the U.S., across the EU and the rest of the world to discuss the outcomes of the COP27 summit, including:
Securing global net zero emissions across the entire social spectrum by mid-century to limit temperature increases to below 1.5 degrees
Adapting business to protect communities and natural habitats
Mobilizing finance that will lead to quick gains in positive climate change
Removing barriers between countries so they can work across borders in harmony together
The discussions that take place at the 2022 Bright Green Summit will be a model to follow in terms of the innovation, resolve and talent that is needed to create immediate, lasting and meaningful change on a global scale. This includes:
How the goals set at COP27 will impact Sweden, the U.S., EU, and the rest of the world
What effect agreements made will have on business and trade in the region and with the U.S.
Who will likely emerge as the winners or losers from different business and government viewpoints
How you can position yourself and your business
EMBASSY PARTNERS
AGENDA
08:00 – 08:25 Morning Mingle with coffee
08:30 – 08:35 Welcome
Mr Peter Dahlen, Managing Director AmCham Sweden
Ms Jessica Nilsson Williams, CEO & Founder, Mundus International
8:40 – 12:05 MORNING SESSION
08:40 – 09:20 COP27: Highs and Lows – Where can we go from here?
H.E. Ms Judith Gough, British Ambassador to Sweden
Mr Ahmed Abdel Rehim, Embassy of Egypt
Ms Malin Berge, Global Head of Sustainability Innovation at Mastercard (present at COP27)
Mr Mattias Wikström, CEO Doconomy (present at COP27)
Moderator: Mr Robert Watt, Stockholm Environment Institute
09:25 – 09:30 Sweden Commitment
Dr. Daniel Westlén, State Secretary to the Minister for Climate and Environment
09:35 – 10:35 National Perspectives on the Green Transition
H.E. Mr Bernard Philip, Ambassador of Australia to Sweden
H.E. Mr Etienne Le Harviel de Gonneville, Ambassador of France to Sweden
H.E. Christina Beinhoff, Ambassador of Germany to Sweden
H.E. Mr Kamapradipta Isnomo, Ambassador of Indonesia to Sweden
Moderator: Mr Sean Williams, Commercial Director, Mundus International
10:40 – 11:20 Infrastructure Panel Discussion
Panelist: Ms Emilia Hagberg, Senior Sustainability Manager, Skanska Group
Panelist: Mr Rob Duff, Sustainable Business Development Director, Washington Department of Commerce
Panelist: Mr Christer Otterström, CEO, Hummeltorp Sverige AB
Panelist: Mr David Frydlinger, Managing Partner, Cirio Law Firm
Panelist: Mr André Annema, Co-owner, AllChiefs
Moderator: Mr Laszlo Sajtos, Misum, Stockholm School of Economics
11:25 – 12:05 Mobility Panel Discussion
Panelist: Mr Heinrich Lange, Senior Director Sales Northern Europe & Head of Global Account Management EMEA, Lufthansa German Airlines
Panelist: Mr Martin Phillips, CEO, Talga Group Europe
Panelist: Mr Martin Ruist, CEO/Partner Four PR
Panelist: Ms Susanne Palli, CEO, go-e
Moderator: Professor/Dean Sofia Ritzén, KTH Royal Institute of Technology
12:05 – 13:05 Networking lunch
13:05 – 17:00 AFTERNOON SESSION
13:05 – 13:10 Welcome Back
13:10 – 13:30 Afternoon Key Note
H.E. Mr Erik. D. Ramanathan, US Ambassador to Sweden
13:35 – 13:45 Recap
13:45 – 14:00 Bright Green Scorecard Introduction
14:05 – 14:45 Digitalization Panel Discussion
Panelist: Ms Emma Dansbo, Partner, Cirio Law Firm
Panelist: Mr Nexhi Deti, Client CTO & Sustainability Strategist, Microsoft
Panelist: Mr Christopher Larsson, Sustainability Reporting Specialist, KPMG
Moderator: Professor Michael Lennox, University of Virginia Darden School of Business
14:50 – 15:20 – Fika Break
15:25 – 16:05 Consumer Goods Panel Discussion
Panelist: Ms Louise Werner, Director Future Packaging, The Absolut Company
Panelist: Ms Charlotte Kalin, Sweden Public Affairs Manager, Coca-Cola
Panelist: Ms Hedda Lindselius, COO & Manager, Diplomat Communications
Moderator: Professor Gerald Torres, Yale Law School
16:10 – 16:45 Trade & Investment Panel Discussion
Panelist: Ms Ulrika Renstad, Nordic Head of Business Development, Nasdaq Global Listing Services
Panelist: Ms Jan Wiedemann, Director, Indiana Economic Development Corp.
Panelist: Ms Philip Lewis, Global Head of Export Finance, HSBC
Panelist: Mr Stephen Jordan, CEO, Institute for Sustainable Development
Moderator: Dr Val Livada, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
16:45 – 16:55: Sweden at COP27
Mr Mattias Frumerie, Head of Delegation of Sweden to the UNFCCC
16:55 Summarize Day’s Discussions
Mr Peter Dahlen, Managing Director, AmCham Sweden
17:00 After programme mingle
UNIVERSITY PARTNERS
HOSTS AND STRATEGIC PARTNERS
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Jessica Nilsson WIlliams
CEO & Founder, Mundus InternationalJessica Nilsson Williams has a long standing interest in international affairs, having worked in the field for over 20 years. Jessica began her career as the political advisor at the U.S. Embassy in Stockholm, and then worked in the corporate- and NGOs sectors London and Singapore before returning to Stockholm.
Back in Sweden, Jessica headed the business intelligence unit for a risk and security firm. In 2011, she took up a senior role at the New Zealand Embassy before founding Mundus International in 2012.
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Peter Dahlen
Managing Director, AmCham SwedenPeter Dahlen is a government relations and business development professional with an insider’s understanding of Washington, DC. Peter is also a regular lecturer at the Stockholm University Law Faculty on the U.S. legislative process.
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Sean Williams
Commercial Director, Mundus InternationalSean Williams began his career in the oil industry Australia. After working internationally in commercial roles with BP in South Africa, the UK and Singapore Sean moved to Sweden with his family in 2009.
Sean worked in business development and then as the Strategy and Growth Director for NASDAQ Commodities from 2009 to 2015. He holds an engineering degree from Adelaide University and an MBA from the Darden Business School at the University of Virginia.
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