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People
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Organizations
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Relationships
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Type: Conference program / brochure
File Size: 2.95 MB
Summary

This document is a program brochure for the Swedish-American Life Science Summit (SALSS) 2012, held in Stockholm from August 22-24, 2012. It lists the organizing committee and senior advisory board, which includes Dr. William A. Haseltine (a known name in Epstein-related files) representing ACCESS Health International. The document also features a list of corporate sponsors and an essay on global demographics and economics by Hans Rosling.

People (17)

Name Role Context
Barbro C. Ehnbom Chairman
Organizing Committee for SALSS 2012
Lena Tibell Program Advisor
Organizing Committee for SALSS 2012
Sana Alajmovic Project Manager
Organizing Committee for SALSS 2012
Cecilia Schott Program Manager
Organizing Committee for SALSS 2012
Jonas Månsson Stockholm Coordinator
Organizing Committee for SALSS 2012
Anna-Sofia Sundin New York Coordinator
Organizing Committee for SALSS 2012
Frederick Frank Vice Chairman
Senior Advisory Board; Affiliated with Peter J. Solomon Company
Dr. William A. Haseltine President
Senior Advisory Board; Affiliated with ACCESS Health International
Hans Wigzell Professor Emeritus
Senior Advisory Board; Affiliated with Karolinska Institutet
G. Steven Burrill CEO
Senior Advisory Board; Affiliated with Burrill & Company
Dr. Karin Hehenberger Executive VP & CMO
Senior Advisory Board; Affiliated with Coronado Biosciences
Paul Sekhri Managing Director & Operating Partner
Senior Advisory Board; Affiliated with TPG Biotech
Hans Rosling Essay Author / Speaker
Professor at Karolinska Institutet; SALSS Keynote 2011
George W. Bush Former US President
Mentioned in Hans Rosling's essay
Hu Jintao President of China
Mentioned in Hans Rosling's essay (as President Jintao)
King Abdullah King of Saudi Arabia
Mentioned in Hans Rosling's essay (as King Abdulla)
Lula da Silva President of Brazil
Mentioned in Hans Rosling's essay (as President da Silva)

Organizations (42)

Name Type Context
Danske Bank
Ernst & Young
Delphi
Elekta
McKinsey & Company
Vinnova
Janssen
Stockholm (The Capital of Scandinavia)
Best Western Premier Hotell Kung Carl
Swecare Foundation
ACCESS Health International
AliveCor
aroCell
Bactiguard
BioLamina
Consulate General of Sweden New York
Diabetes Tools
DiaGenic
duHaan Groupe Inc.
Hotel Hellsten
Ericsson
Karolinska Development
Insulution
Med Universe
Kindstar Global
Mend Medicine in Need
Moberg Derma
NASDAQ OMX
OralCare
Nordic Life Science Review
Pilliogger
Q-linea
SAS (Scandinavian Airlines)
Serendipity Innovations
SI (Swedish Institute)
Stockholm Science City Foundation
United States Embassy
Peter J. Solomon Company
Burrill & Company
Coronado Biosciences
TPG Biotech
Karolinska Institutet

Timeline (2 events)

2008
G20 meeting in Washington
Washington, DC (Mentioned in essay)
August 22 - August 24, 2012
Swedish-American Life Science Summit 2012 (SALSS 2012)
Stockholm, Sweden

Locations (11)

Location Context
Hotell Kung Carl
The Royal Guards (location)
The Museum of Science & Technology
M/S Riddarfjärden
Washington (mentioned in essay)
China (mentioned in essay)
Brazil (mentioned in essay)
USA (mentioned in essay)

Relationships (2)

Both listed on leadership boards for SALSS 2012 (Chairman and Advisory Board respectively)
Hans Rosling Speaker/Contributor SALSS
Wrote the program essay and was Keynote speaker in 2011

Key Quotes (4)

"The times they are a-changin'"
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"Which global events in the first years of this century will appear in future textbooks of history?"
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"The official photo of the heads of state tells the story. In the middle stands the host, President George W. Bush. On his right is President da Silva and on his left President Jintao and King Abdulla, most probably placed according to their ability to lend money to US in the time of crisis."
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"What do the ongoing tectonic shifts in demographics and economy mean for the future of frontline medical research?"
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Ernst & Young HQ
Hotell Kung Carl
The Royal Guards
The Museum of Science & Technology
M/S Riddarfjärden
GOLD SPONSORS
Danske Bank
ERNST & YOUNG Quality In Everything We Do
DELPHI
ELEKTA
McKinsey&Company
VINNOVA
SILVER SPONSORS
janssen
Best Western Premier Hotell Kung Carl
Stockholm The Capital of Scandinavia
SWECARE FOUNDATION
OTHER PARTNERS AND SPONSORS
ACCESS health international
AliveCor
aroCell
Bactiguard
BioLamina
CONSULATE GENERAL OF SWEDEN New York
diabetes tools
DiaGenic
duHaan Groupe Inc.
HOTEL HELLSTEN
ERICSSON
KAROLINSKA DEVELOPMENT Profit from Innovation
insulution
MED UNIVERSE www.meduniverse.se
Kindstar Global
MEND medicine in need
Moberg DERMA
NASDAQ OMX
OralCare Vi tar tandvården till dig
NORDIC LIFE SCIENCE Review
Pilliogger
q-linea
SAS
SERENDIPITY innovations
SI. Swedish Institute.
STOCKHOLM SCIENCE CITY FOUNDATION
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA EMBASSY
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Chairman: Barbro C. Ehnbom
Program Advisor: Lena Tibell
Project Manager: Sana Alajmovic
Program Manager: Cecilia Schott
Stockholm Coordinator: Jonas Månsson
New York Coordinator: Anna-Sofia Sundin
SENIOR ADVISORY BOARD
Frederick Frank, Vice Chairman, Peter J. Solomon Company
Dr. William A. Haseltine, President, ACCESS Health International
Professor Emeritus Hans Wigzell, Karolinska Institutet
G. Steven Burrill, CEO, Burrill & Company
Dr. Karin Hehenberger, Executive VP & CMO, Coronado Biosciences
Paul Sekhri, Managing Director & Operating Partner, TPG Biotech
SWEDISH AMERICAN LIFE SCIENCE SUMMIT 2012
Program
SALSS 2012
Swedish-American Life Science Summit
Stockholm, Sweden
August 22 - August 24, 2012
The times they are a-changin'
Which global events in the first years of this century will appear in future textbooks of history? My first bet is a gradual change that came about without headlines. When I was born in 1948 we were less than one billion children in the world. Today there are almost two billion aged 0-15 years. The game-changing event in the first decade of this century was that the number of children stopped growing. Two-child families are now the norm for 80% of mankind. The fast population growth will be over around 2050 and at that point only 10% of the 10 billion in the world will live in what was the West. Demographics are major changers of the market place.
My second bet is the G20 meeting in Washington 2008. As the richest needed to borrow money they asked the emerging economies to join and changed their name from G7 to G20. The official photo of the heads of state tells the story. In the middle stands the host, President George W. Bush. On his right is President da Silva and on his left President Jintao and King Abdulla, most probably placed according to their ability to lend money to US in the time of crisis. We know of the lending from Saudi and China. But Brazil has on its own been lending US about 30 billion USD per year since 2008. The economic strength of the world is shifting.
What do the ongoing tectonic shifts in demographics and economy mean for the future of frontline medical research? Will basic medical research be the last to globalize as it requires a unique functional combination of venture capital, institutions and creative individuals? Or will we see tectonic shifts in how the world does basic medical research already in the next decade?
Hans Rosling
Professor, Karolinska Institutet
Time's 100 Most Influential People in the World 2012
Årets Svensk i Världen 2012
SALSS Keynote 2011
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