International Forum of Services
Perú Service Summit
The Latin American Association of Service Exporters is pleased to invite you to participate in the VIII Annual Convention: “How to develop high value-added service exports" to be held on September 5th and 6th in Lima, Perú, into the International Forum of Services Perú Service Summit .
The event, co-organized by PROM PERÚ, ALES and CCL, is a key opportunity to propel Latin America’s position in the services sector.
It will be a unique scenario in which, besides knowing the last trends in the market, there will be the opportunity to identify business and investment opportunities in the sector, and do networking with the main CEOs and leaders of international level.
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It is expected that more than 300 service companies of the region and key world players of the United States and Europe attend the event, as well as delegates of 19 countries, Export and Investment Promotion Organizations, Chambers of Commerce and Exporters Associations.
Michelle Bachelet
Former President, Chile
Ales 2016, Sixth Annual Convention
Members only
08.30 - 09.00 | Registration |
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09.00 - 09.30 |
Opening Ceremony
His Excellency Mr. Martín Vizcarra, President of the Republic of Peru Édgar Vázquez, Chairman of the Board of Directors, PROMPERU Yolanda Torriani, President, ALES / Lima Chamber of Commerce Javier Peña Capobianco, General Secretary, ALES |
09.30 - 10.30 |
Policy and strategies models for developing Knowledge-Based Services
Knowledge-Based Services are one of the most dynamic segments in the economy. At the moment they are one of the most value-added export forms, being large demanders for skilled workers and drivers of innovation and technological development in the countries. It will be analyzed the experience of leading countries in governance and promotion policies, such as incentives, integration in global value chains and innovation, among others. Moderator: Javier Peña Capobianco, General secretary, ALES. Édgar Vázquez, Minister, Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism, Perú. Laura Valdivieso Jiménez, Vice Minister of Foreign Trade, Colombia. Diego Fernando Caicedo, Vice Minister of Foreign Trade, Ecuador. Francisco Moreno, Subsecretary, Ministry of Finance, Chile. |
10.30 - 11.30 | The future of jobs in services
Currently, the most-growing jobs are non-routine cognitive and manual activities. On this respect, studies indicate that the best way to create employment is attracting disruptive investments, because five new jobs are created for each new position in innovation. It is essential to know what the public, private and academic strategies are to face these challenges. Moderator: Ninoshka Linde, Executive Director of the CC & BPO Commission, AGEXPORT, Guatemala. Raúl Katz, Director of Business Strategy Research at the Columbia Institute for Tele-Information at Columbia University (Argentina). Nicolás Grosnman, Head of Reach & Relevance for Latin America, McKinsey & Company, Argentina. Ernesto Cuadros, UTEC, Perú. Wilder Pando, Mine Sence, Perú. Sonja H. Allyson Francis, Services specialist at Caribbean Export Development Agency, Caribe. |
11.30 - 12.00 | Coffee & Networking |
12.00 - 13.00 | Good regional practices in Economy 4.0
The Fourth Industrial Revolution, characterized by the irruption of exponential technologies, has begun to generate deep economic and social impacts. Emerging markets, such as Latin America and The Caribbean, are facing a great challenge and, at the same time, they have a great opportunity in the Economy 4.0 to boost income levels and quality in people’s life. First-line entrepreneurs will share their challenges and good practices in new technologies such as artificial intelligence, cloud, RPA, biotechnology, augmented and virtual reality and blockchain, among others. Moderator: Luis Galeazzi, Director Ejecutivo de Argencon, Argentina. Agostinho Almeida, Director, C4IR, Colombia. Rafael Ibañez, CEO IncluIT, Argentina. John Hoyle, CEO Everis, Perú. |
13.00 - 14.30 | Lunch |
14.30 - 15.30 |
Successful stories of women entrepreneurs in Global Services
At present, gender inequality generates economic losses that represent around 16% in the world GDP. At the current rate, the existing gap between economic participation and opportunities would take more two centuries to close. At the same time, services are the main demand of female workforce, 62% of the world’s women workers are employed in this sector. Leading women entrepreneurs in the region will share their experiences and will discuss the challenges and strategies to reducing the gender gap in services sector. Moderator: Ofelia Fernández de la Torre González, LAC Regional Financial Controller & GM, Enterprise Operations BPrO, Colombia. Clara Mendiberri, Managing Director and Chairman of the Buenos Aires Service Centre, JPMorgan Chase & Co, Argentina. Amparo Nalvarte, CEO y Co-founder de Culqi, Perú. Violeta Orozco, Konecta, Perú. Valrie Grant, Founder and Managing Director of GeoTechVision, Caribe. |
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15.30 - 16.30 |
Global Centers of Excellence, the next step for Shared Services Centers
Since 2010, Shared Services Centers (SSCs) have begun to take off in Latin America and the Caribbean, multiplying by five the number oo centers established in the region in less than a decade. Currently, CSCs tend to offer higher value-added services and cover a greater number of functions for diverse clients located around the world, thus they tend to become into Global Centers of Excellence. Experts and entrepreneurs will discuss the strategies to continue developing this kind of centers in the region. Moderator: Santiago Pinzón, Executive Director of Digital Transformation Camera of ANDI, Colombia Atul Vashistha, CEO NEO Group, USA. Andrés Pontón, Director of Shared Services, Ecopetrol, Colombia. Lizbeth Cardona, Regional Human Resources Director Western Union Global Money Transfer, Latin America. Matias Olmedo, CEO Altisource, Uruguay. Jose Lui Najarro, Partner of Advisory KPMG, Perú. |
16.30 - 17.00 | Coffee & Networking |
17.00 - 18.00 |
Creative industries, a pathway of opportunity for the region
The Orange Economy integrates a wide range of activities (videogames, animation, audiovisual, cultural and creative services, among others) and is one of the engines of growth in Latin America and the Caribbean. Experts and first-line entrepreneurs will discuss last trends and global projection, as well as opportunities and challenges for the region. Moderator: Taiana Mora, Director of the Services Coalition of Dominican Republic (CSRD). Jay Powell, CEO & Founder, The Powell Group Consulting, United States. Pierre Moisan, Director SEIM, Canadá. Renzo Sánchez, Founder & General Manager, ArtiGames, Perú. Kurt Gastulo, Plan B, Perú. |
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