Join me for this economic talk!
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Selangor State Government & Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers invite you to:
Talk on “The Capital Market Today” and “The Himalayan Consensus: A New Paradigm of Economic Development”by Laurence Brahm
Date: Tues, Sept 29, 2009
Time: 9.00am – 12.30pm
Venue: Bilik Gerakan, Dewan Annex, Level 2, Bangunan Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah, 40000 Shah Alam
Google Map: http://bit.ly/LfS5Q
Understanding how the global capital market is evolving is essential for businesses and investors. The Selangor State Government together with FMM Selangor has arranged for Mr Laurence Brahm to share his extensive knowledge, experience and insights with members in Selangor on the capital market today and what it means to businesses. He will be in Malaysia as a keynote speaker at the forthcoming Asian Capital Markets Conference 2009.
Mr Laurence Brahm will also speak to us about “A New Paradigm for Economic Development, The Himalayan Consensus” – a response to the failed Washington Consensus, Bretton Woods system and neo-liberal capitalism – which embraces three major tenets. First, throw out the economic theories and models and use pragmatism, not ideology. Secondly, encourage and support cultural and ethnic diversity by drawing on indigenous values as guiding principals of economic development. Lastly, how to allow each country to develop its own political system, without interference from outside powers.
The Genesis of Himalayan Consensus from Himalayan Consensus on Vimeo.
Programme
9.00 am – Registration
9.30 am – Welcome by YB Teresa Kok Selangor Senior State EXCO
9.35 am – “The Capital Market Today” by Mr Laurence Brahm
10.30 am – Coffee Break
10.45 am – “The Himalayan Consensus – A New Paradigm for Economic Development” by Mr Laurence Brahm
11.40 am – Questions & Answers
12.30 pm – End
About Laurence Brahm
Laurence Brahm is a global activist, international crisis mediator, a political columnist and author. A lawyer and economist by profession, he served as advisor to the government of China, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Mongolia on financial, banking and enterprise reform throughout the 1990s, advocating practical solutions to development as alternatives to those espoused by the Washington Consensus Author of over 20 books of the Asian region, his works covers a wide spectrum from economic development reform in China and Southeast Asia, to Tibetan new age travel. He is a columnist and commentator for the South China Morning Post and ReviewAsia.
Nominal fee
A nominal fee of RM30 (for FMM members) & RM50 (for non- members) per pax will be charged to defray administration and refreshments costs. FREE for students, civil servants and wakil rakyat.
How to register
Please complete and return the Registration Form to FMM Selangor latest by Friday, September 25, 2009.
For further information, please contact:
Ms Marian Ambrose / Ms Shirin Kanan
Tel: 03-5569 2950/ 4471/ 4171;
Fax: 03-5569 4346/ 2576
Email: [email protected] / [email protected]
an interesting lecture —–pity i can’t attend due to poor health. best wishes anyway