Nearly 300 million potential investors are looking for investment opportunities throughout the world. But also they are looking for government incentives and policies that guarantee sound returns on their investments. The World Conference for a Sustainable Capitalism is an attempt to bring together Government Representatives and Policymakers of States and Countries along with representatives of micro, small, medium-sized and larger businesses for the adoption and implementation of policies and activities that will strengthen the confidence of global investors. In this conference we redefine the Cycle of Capitalism in three Practical and Sustainable Stages: Socio-Capitalism, Inter-Capitalism and Capitalism.
Socio-Capitalism based on Tax Incentives and Credits to enhance the competitiveness of Micro, Small and Medium-sized Businesses in the area of Agriculture, Production of Food, Bio-fuel and Renewable Energy, Housing, Urban Development, Transportation and Communication, Mining, Education, Tourism, Health and Medicine, Banking and Insurance, in local economies.
Inter-Capitalism based on Tax Incentives and Credits to encourage international Joint-Ventures between Micro, Small and Medium-sized businesses of Developed Countries and those of Developing Countries. The goal of these Joint Ventures is to attract Capital and Technology in the area of Agriculture, Production of Food, Bio-fuel and Renewable Energy, Housing, Urban Development, Transportation and Communication, Mining, Education, Tourism, Health and Medicine, Banking and Insurance, to meet the needs of the global market.
Capitalism based on Tax Incentives and Credits to Larger Businesses to encourage Research and Innovation in the area of Agriculture, Production of Food, Bio-fuel and Renewable Energy, Housing, Urban Development, Transportation and Communication, Mining, Education, Tourism, Health and Medicine, Banking and Insurance, to address the changing needs of the economy.
At the end of the conference, we will publish the first compendium on "Global Investment Opportunities" with each country listed alphabetically along with the opportunities offered to the global investment community. The compendium is expected to be used by approximately 300 million potential investors in making their decision.
Program highlights:
Day One (1):
08:30AM 09:00AM Breakfast
09:05AM 09:30AM Introduction
09:35AM 12:30PM Debate Session
Discussion on Global Tax Incentives and Credits to enhance the competitiveness of Micro, Small and Medium-sized Businesses in the area of Agriculture, Production of Food, Bio-fuel and Renewable Energy, Housing, Urban Development, Transportation and Communication, Mining, Education, Tourism, Health and Medicine, Banking and Insurance, in local ecomies.
12:35PM 01:30PM Lunch
01:35PM 04:30PM Debate Session
Discussion on Global Tax Incentives and Credits to encourage international Joint-Ventures between Micro, Small and Medium-sized businesses of Developed Countries and those of Developing Countries. The goal of these Joint Ventures is to join resources, Capital and Technology, to enhance the competitiveness of said businesses in the area of Agriculture, Production of Food, Bio-fuel and Renewable Energy, Housing, Urban Development, Transportation and Communication, Mining, Education, Tourism, Health and Medicine, Banking and Insurance, to meet the needs of the global markets.
04:35PM 05:00PM Conclusion
Day Two (2):
08:30AM 09:00AM Breakfast
09:05AM 09:30AM Introduction
09:35AM 12:30PM Debate Session
Discussion on Global Tax Incentives and Credits to Larger Businesses to encourage Research and Innovation in the area of Agriculture, Production of Food, Bio-fuel and Renewable Energy, Housing, Urban Development, Transportation and Communication, Mining, Education, Tourism, Health and Medicine, Banking and Insurance, to address the changing needs of local economies.
12:35PM 01:30PM Lunch
01:35PM 04:30PM Debate Session
Discussion on Global Tax Incentives and Credits to encourage international Joint-Ventures between Larger Businesses of Developed Countries and those of Developing Countries. The goal of these Joint Ventures is to join resources, Capital and Technology, to encourage Research and Innovation in the area of Agriculture, Production of Food, Bio-fuel and Renewable Energy, Housing, Urban Development, Transportation and Communication, Mining, Education, Tourism, Health and Medicine, Banking and Insurance, to address the changing needs of the global economy.
04:35PM 05:00PM Conclusion
Day Three (3):
08:30AM 09:00AM Breakfast
09:05AM 09:30AM Introduction
09:35AM 11:00AM First Resolution
Resolutions on Global Tax Incentives and Credits to enhance the competitiveness of Micro, Small and Medium-sized Businesses in the area of Agriculture, Production of Food, Bio-fuel and Renewable Energy, Housing, Urban Development, Transportation and Communication, Mining, Education, Tourism, Health and Medicine, Banking and Insurance, in local economies.
11:05AM 12:30PM Second Resolution
Resolution on Global Tax Incentives and Credits to encourage international Joint-Ventures between Micro, Small and Medium-sized businesses of Developed Countries and those of Developing Countries. Once again, the goal of these Joint Ventures is to join resources, Capital and Technology, to enhance the competitiveness of said businesses in the area of Agriculture, Production of Food, Bio-fuel and Renewable Energy, Housing, Urban Development, Transportation and Communication, Mining, Education, Tourism, Health and Medicine, Banking and Insurance, to meet the needs of the global market.
12:35PM 01:30PM Lunch
01:35PM 03:00PM Third Resolution
Resolution on Global Tax Incentives and Credits to Larger Businesses to encourage Research and Innovation in the area of Agriculture, Production of Food, Bio-fuel and Renewable Energy, Housing, Urban Development, Transportation and Communication, Mining, Education, Tourism, Health and Medicine, Banking and Insurance, to address the changing needs of local economies.
03:05PM 04:30PM Fourth Resolution
Resolution on Global Tax Incentives and Credits to encourage international Joint-Ventures between Larger Businesses of Developed Countries and those of Developing Countries. Once again, The goal of these Joint Ventures is to join resources, Capital and Technology, to encourage Research and Innovation in the area of Agriculture, Production of Food, Bio-fuel and Renewable Energy, Housing, Urban Development, Transportation and Communication, Mining, Education, Tourism, Health and Medicine, Banking and Insurance, to address the changing needs of the global economy.
04:35PM 05:00PM Closing
Additional Information
Fee: US $ 1,500 p/p for participants registered through September 30, 2009. US $ 1,800 for participants registered after September 30, 2009 (include Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner for the 3 days of the Conference, Certificate of Attendance and CD of the Conference).