This video is about impressions from the 2008 edition of the European Business Summit, and how the event blog managed and hosted by Blogactiv helped make this conference more interactive.
Jean-François Minster, chief technology officer and senior vice president scientific development with Total, on the financing of strategic energy technologies in the EU.
Erika Mink, Environment Manager with Tetra Pak Europe, on sustainable consumption and incentives: “What’s most important is to agree on how environemental performance of products is measured and how it’s communicated to what’s the marketplace.”
Sergio Giacoletto, executive vice president of Europe, Middle East, and Africa for Oracle and a member of the software company’s Executive Management Committee, comments on universities’ relations with business, curricula and employability, and on knowledge and technology transfer between academia and business.
QuestionnĂ©e sur la prèsence rèlativement basse d’industriels russes Ă l’edition 2008 de European Business Summit, Tatiana Shubina (European House, Moscou) rĂ©pond: “On se prĂ©pare Ă un grand Ă©vennement avec une participation et un partneariat russe en 2009.”
Concernant les livraisons de gaz naturel de la Russie en Europe Centrale et Occidentale, elle dit: “C’est la Russie que dèpend de l’Europe plutĂ´t que l’inverse.”
Ian Hudson is President DuPont EMEA.
Didier Malherbe, Administrateur-dĂ©lĂ©guĂ© UCB Pharma Belgium: “If working on the greening of the economy makes the companies more competitive, more attractive to new talents, it’s a win-win situation.”
Gerd Leipold, Executive Director of Greenpeace International, on nuclear energy and its climate change promises - and on the paradigm shift in energy policy.
Pierre Hermant, General Manager of the European Business Forum, organiser of the European Business Summit.
Michel Wurth (ArcelorMittal) on carbon trading and energy efficiency at the European Business Summit 2008.
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