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As we move towards the end of a turbulent year, many of us are speculating on what 2010 will hold and whether the outlook will be any brighter - making The World in 2010 Gala Dinner extremely timely. It will be an evening rich with fascinating insights and opinions, as our speakers preview the trends, issues and ideas likely to dominate the year ahead.
Over half of our tables have already been sold and tickets are selling fast, so reserve your seat at the Gala Dinner today. If you want to entertain guests in a thought-provoking way, consider our corporate tables of 10 available for US$6,200 (a group discount of US$2,300).
The World in 2010 Gala Dinner Speakers
Daniel Franklin will host The World in 2010 Gala Dinner and has been Executive Editor of The Economist since June 2006, when he also became Editor-In-Chief of Economist.com. Since 2003 he has been Editor of The Economist’s annual publication, “The World in…”.
Ray Zahab is an extreme runner and world record holder (fastest unsupported trip to the South Pole on foot). Ray was the subject of the 2008 documentary Running the Sahara. The film follows his (and two teammates) 7,500 kilometer run across the Sahara in 2008.
Rajeev Venkayya is the Director of Global Health Delivery for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and is responsible for expanding access to health solutions in the developing world.
The World in 2010 Gala Dinner
Take part in The World in 2010 Global Survey for the chance to win a complimentary seat at The World in 2010 Gala Dinner at the host table with Daniel Franklin.
For full details of the event including programme and speaker updates, please visit www.economist.com/WI2010/asia, call Flora Sam at (852) 2585 3312 or email conferencesasia@economist.com
Sincerely,
Sue Toomey
Director Conference Operations, Asia-Pacific
The Economist Group
