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PROGRAM MONDAY, JANUARY 10 TH MONDAY, JANUARY 10TH Good Morning Markets CET 8:30 - 9:00

Christophe Tadié ·Head of Corporate Investment Banking at ODDO BHF Matthias Desmarais · Deputy Head of Equities at ODDO BHF Sylvain Goyon, CFA · Head Equity Strategy at ODDO BHF Agathe Schittly · Global Chief Marketing Officer, Member of the General Management Committee at ODDO BHF

The Lead with Laurent Mignon by Natixis CIB CET 9:00 - 9:30

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Gilles Babinet · Co-president of the French National Council on Digital Affairs, Digital advisor to the Montaigne Institute, Writer Stephane Houri · Equity Analyst, Head of Sector Equity Research at ODDO BHF

The Lead with Sigmar Gabriel CET 11:45 - 12:15

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Ola Källenius · Chairman of the Board of Management of Daimler AG Michael Foundoukidis · Senior Analyst Autos & Auto Parts at ODDO BHF

Talk with Gilles Babinet CET 11:30 - 11:45

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Alessandro Foti · CEO and General Manager of FinecoBank Jean-Marc Stenger · CEO of Societe Generale - Forge Didier Valet · President of Xanthe Conseil Miriam Wohlfarth · Founder of Banxware Alex Koagne · Thematic Equity Portfolio Manager, Financials at ODDO BHF

The Lead with Ola Källenius CET 11:00 - 11:30

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Catherine MacGregor · CEO of Engie Louis Boujard · Equity Analyst Utilities / Renewable at ODDO BHF

Focus on: Future of Finance CET 10:30 - 11:00

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Arnaud Fontanet · Epidemiologist, French Scientific Council member Didier Pittet · Head of Infection Prevention and Control at HUG and Faculty of Medicine of Geneva, Director of the WHO Collaborating Centre for patient safety Martial Descoutures · Senior Equity Analyst Pharma & Biotech at ODDO BHF Matthias Desmarais · Deputy Head of Equities at ODDO BHF

The Lead with Catherine MacGregor CET 10:00 - 10:30

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Dr. Mekala Krishnan is a partner at the McKinsey Global Institute (MGI), McKinsey & Company’s business and economics research arm, based in Boston, MA. Her research focuses on various topics related to sustainable and inclusive growth, including the economics of climate change, globalization, productivity growth, and gender economics. Her most recent research focuses on the net-zero transition, adaptation and physical climate risk across sectors and geographies, including its implications for companies and countries. Her latest McKinsey Global Institute publications include: The hard stuff: Navigating the physical realities of the energy transition; An affordable, reliable, competitive path to net-zero; The net-zero transition: What it would cost, what it would bring, From poverty to empowerment: Raising the bar for sustainable and inclusive growth, and Climate risk and response: Physical hazards and socioeconomic impacts. Mekala is a frequent speaker on these topics at global conferences as well as with executives at Fortune 500 companies. She has authored numerous articles and her work has been cited in leading business publications, including The Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Economist, and Harvard Business Review. Mekala serves on a Bretton Woods Committee working group on climate finance and on advisory boards for the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce and the Sibley School of Mechanical Engineering at Cornell University. She is also on the board of the Global Fund for Women, a leading public foundation dedicated to improving global gender equality. She was previously a member of a task force at the Hutchins Center on Fiscal and Monetary Policy at Brookings focused on improving productivity measurement. Mekala received her Ph.D. and M.S. degrees in Mechanical Engineering from Cornell University in 2011. Prior to Cornell, she received a Bachelor of Technology

We present interview with Arnaud Petit (Petzl, Lafuma, La Sportiva, Beal i Totemcams), one of the best climber in the world.

Arnaud Petit (photo Thomas Vialletet)

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Krzysztof Banasik: First of all I will start with a question about your recent achievement which is Walou Bass. A new, fully equipped 150m climb with difficulties up to 8c. Your partners on this climb were a young sport climbing star, Enzo Oddo, and more into the alpine stuff Aymeric Clouet. How did you meet in order to try this project?

Arnaud Petit: I have known Aymeric for a long time and we wanted to do something together. He also loves Taghia. He has the experience of all-style climbing and he has an open mind. He is a perfect climbing partner for this.

Aymeric Clouet, Enzo Oddo and Arnaud Petit in Marocco
(photo Bertrand Delapierre)

I met Enzo in Ceüse two years ago and I discovered in him a young French climber who was curious about all types of climbing (thanks to his family background he is familiar with the real culture of climbing) and since we planned to open a route with Aymeric I asked Enzo if he was interested. He was enthusiastic to discover a new form of practice, and for me it’s something I like a lot, to share my experience and teach some good tricks that make multi-pitches an easier job. I would have liked to be taught how to equip when I was 16 years old!

And I think it’s important to open the eyes of young French climbers who are very specialized in hard sport climbing. In France climbing has become more a sport than an adventure. In Taghia I have seen many people from all over the world attempting new projects, for example three Polish teams, and apart from my friends and me, very few French people.

Working on "Walou Bass" (photo Bertrand Delapierre)

Could You explain a process of opening a new difficult multipitch route? How do you organize yourself? How much time does it take? How to plan