Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush to Speak at CERAWeek 2011
February 09 2011 - 9:00AM
Business Wire
Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush will headline a
special IHS Forum as part of CERAWeek 2011, March 7-11 at the
Hilton Americas – Houston.
Presidents Clinton and Bush will join IHS Cambridge Energy
Research Associates (IHS CERA) Chairman, Daniel Yergin in a
moderated discussion on Friday, March 11 to culminate IHS CERA’s
30th Executive Conference. The special
forum will feature unique perspectives and insights focused on the
changes and challenges ahead for the global political and economic
system.
CERAWeek is recognized as a leading forum offering insight
into the energy future. Chaired by Pulitzer Prize-winning author of
The Prize, Daniel Yergin, CERAWeek 2011 Leading the Way: Energy
Strategies for a World of Change, will convene an international
group of industry, policy and financial leaders—along with leading
researchers from IHS— to explore the implications for strategies
and investment in an era of persistent change.
Speakers:
CERAWeek 2011 will feature addresses from a number of
prominent leaders, including:
- Vagit Alekperov, president and chief executive officer,
LUKOIL
- Steve Ballmer, chief executive officer, Microsoft
Corporation
- José Maria Botelho de Vasconcelos, minister of petroleum,
Angola
- Gregory Boyce, chairman and chief executive officer,
Peabody Energy Corporation
- Robert Dudley, chief executive, BP plc
- Ditlev Engel, president and chief executive officer,
Vestas Wind Systems A/S
- Andrew Gould, chairman and chief executive officer,
Schlumberger Ltd.
- Henry Kissinger, former secretary of state, United
States
- Christophe de Margerie, chairman and chief executive
officer, Total
- Alexander Medvedev, deputy chairman of the management
committee; director general of Gazprom Export, Gazprom
- Kenneth Rogoff, Thomas D. Cabot professor of public
policy, Harvard University
- John Rowe, chairman and chief executive officer, Exelon
Corporation
- Jeffery Smisek, president and chief executive
officer, United Continental Holdings, Inc.
- Jing Ulrich, managing director and chairman of China
equities and commodities, J.P. Morgan
- Jon Wellinghoff, chairman, U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory
Commission
- Youcef Yousfi, minister of energy and mines,
Algeria
Other distinguished speakers include:
- Khalid Al Buainain, senior vice president of refining,
marketing and international, Saudi Aramco
- Michael Ahearn, chairman of the board, First Solar,
Inc.
- Farouk Al-Zanki, deputy chairman of the board of
directors and chief executive officer, Kuwait Petroleum
Corporation
- Michael Allman, president and chief executive officer,
Southern California Gas Company
- Ayman Asfari, group chief executive, Petrofac Services,
Ltd.
- Bruce Bilger, senior advisor, Lazard
- Charles Davidson, chairman and chief executive officer,
Noble Energy Inc.
- Charles Ebinger, senior fellow and director, Energy
Security Initiative, Brookings Institution
- Thomas Farrell, chairman, president and CEO, Dominion
Resources, Inc
- Howard Gatiss, chief executive officer, Coal Marketing
Company
- Lewis Hay III, chairman and chief executive officer,
NextEra Energy, Inc.
- John Hess, chairman of the board and chief executive
officer, Hess Corporation
- Philippe Joubert, president, power sector,
Alstom
- Patrick Kennedy, chief executive officer and
founder, OSIsoft
- Jacek Krawiec, president and chief executive officer, PKN
Orlen S.A
- Maurizio La Noce, executive director, Mubadala Energy;
chief executive officer, Mubadala Oil and Gas
- Bruce March, chairman, president and chief executive
officer, Imperial Oil Limited
- Joan MacNaughton, senior vice president, power and
environmental policies, Alstom Power Systems
- John McDonald, vice president and chief technology
officer, Chevron Corporation
- Tom Mitchell, president and chief executive officer,
Ontario Power Generation
- David Mohler, senior vice president and chief technology
officer, Duke Energy Corporation
- Ali Moshiri, President, Africa and Latin America E&P
Company, Chevron
- Ernest Moniz, director, MIT Energy Initiative; Cecil and
Ida Green professor of physics and engineering systems,
MIT
- Scott O’Malia, commissioner, U.S. Commodity Futures
Trading Commission
- William Reilly, Co-Chairman, US National Commission on
the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill and Offshore
Drilling
- Marvin Romanow, president and chief executive officer,
Nexen, Inc.
- Lee Schipper, Precourt Energy Efficiency Center, Stanford
University
- Stacy Schusterman, chairman and chief executive officer,
Samson Investment Company
- Scott Sheffield, chairman and chief executive officer,
Pioneer Natural Resources Company
- Paul Smith, chief executive officer and senior managing
director, Tenaska Capital Management, LLC
- Charles Stanley, president and chief executive officer,
QEP Resources, Inc.
- Chris Weston, president and chief executive officer,
Direct Energy
Note to Media: The session with Presidents Clinton and
Bush will be closed to media.
Registration
The conference will be held March 7-11, 2011 at the Hilton
Americas Hotel in Houston, Texas. Further information and delegate
registration is available at
www.ceraweek.com.
Media Accreditation
Members of the media interested in registering for
CERAWeek 2011 are required to apply for accreditation. Please send
your name, organization, phone, email, and organization website
to ceraweekmedia@ihs.com. Once IHS CERA
has confirmed your eligibility, you will receive additional
instructions that will enable you to complete your registration
online.
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