Business program of the Forum

Business programme



The seating of participants in the halls for the business programme will follow social distancing, in compliance with the approved sanitary and epidemiological requirements. If seating is full, access to the hall will be restricted. We kindly ask you to be receptive to these prevention measures. The health and safety of the Forum participants, guests, and staff are top priority for the organizers of EAWF 2021.

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Oct 13, 2021

I.

13:00–15:30
Tavricheskiy Palace, Duma Hall

Plenary session

Presiding at the plenary session is Valentina Matvienko, Chairperson of the Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation, Chairperson of the Interparliamentary Assembly of Member States of the Commonwealth of Independent States.
Key Panellists:

MATVIYENKO VALENTINA — Speaker, Federation Council

ABRAMCHENKO VICTORIA — Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation

Panellists:

MARIA AFONINA — Vice-Rector for Educational Activities, Senezh Management Workshop, Russia – Land of Opportunity

ESPERANCA LAURINDA FRANCISCO BIAS — President, Assembly of the Republic of Mozambique

LARISA BORISOVA — Chief Doctor, Solnechnogorsk Regional Hospital SBIH of the Moscow Region

FATEMEH GHASEMPOUR — Deputy, Islamic Consultative Assembly of the Islamic Republic of Iran

SAHIBA GAFAROVA — Speaker, Milli Majlis of the Republic of Azerbaijan

TEDROS ADHANOM GHEBREYESUS — General Director, World Health Organization

ZINAIDA GRECEANII — Chairman of the Parliamentary Faction of the Bloc of Communists and Socialists, Parliament of the Republic of Moldova

NATALIA CASUCCINI BONCI — Vice President of the Association for International Diplomacy in Paris, President of the Step by Step Association

AIDA KASYMALIEVA — Deputy Toraga, Jogorku Kenesh of the Kyrgyz Republic

PIA LIISA KAUMA — Vice President, Parliamentary Assembly of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe

ANTON KOTYAKOV — Minister of Labour and Social Protection of the Russian Federation

GULSAT MAMMEDOWA — Chairman, Mejlis of Turkmenistan (video conferencing)

KRYSTYNA MARTY LANG — Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Embassy of the Swiss Confederation in the Russian Federation

ALIA MAULESHEVA — Co-founder of the Eurasian Kids Society project

AUXILLIA MNANGAGWA — Spouse of President of Zimbabwe (involved in charity, social issues), Mother of the Nation – Amai

TANZILA NARBAEVA — Chaiman, Senate of the Oliy Majlis of the Republic of Uzbekistan

LUCIE MILEBOU AUBUSSON — President, Senate of the Gabonese Republic

VERONIKA PESHKOVA — Goodwill Ambassador, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

ODONTUYA SALDAN — Vice Chairman, State Great Hural of Mongolia, head of the Mongolian-Russian parliamentary group

VO THI ANH XUAN — Vice President of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (video-conferencing)

ALBA AZUCENA TORRES MEJIA — Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Nicaragua to the Russian Federation

MABEL CHINOMONA — President, Senate of the Parliament of the Republic of Zimbabwe

SHIRIN SHARMIN CHAUDHURY — Speaker, House of the Nation of the People's Republic of Bangladesh

KHAYRINISO YUSUFI — Deputy Chairman, People's Democratic Party of Tajikistan

II. Eco Programme

08:45–10:00
The Universe of Water Museum Complex, Tower Hall

Business breakfast

Building Conscious Consumption Teams to Protect the Planet: New Leadership Models

Entrance by invitation only
Moderator:

ANDREY SHARONOV — President of the Skolkovo Moscow School of Management

Panellists:

IRINA GAIDA — Director, Energy Centre, Moscow School of Management SKOLKOVO; Co-Founder, Women in Energy Association

MARINA KARBAN — Managing Director for Educational Programs, Deputy Vice-Rector for Academic and Educational Affairs of the Skolkovo Moscow School of Management

TATIANA MITROVA — Scientific Director of the Energy Center of the Moscow School of Management "Skolkovo"

10:30–12:00
The Universe of Water Museum Complex, Universe of Water Hall

Eco programme opening ceremony – strategic session

Women Protecting the Planet: Building our Future

Anthropogenic climate change is one of the greatest challenges facing humanity today. This crisis, like the COVID-19 pandemic, can be characterized by systematicity, non-linear effects, a disproportionate impact on poorer and more vulnerable segments of society, and the need for international cooperation and coordination to address challenges. And as with the COVID-19 pandemic, women are at the forefront of efforts to overcome the crisis, whether in politics, science, business, or the non-profit sector.

What are the climate strategy priorities of various countries, and how do they impact the lives of women? Are there any differences in how male and female politicians approach discussions on climate-related challenges and regulatory responses? What can be done to change aspects of global regulation aimed at protecting the climate? Is there a lack of female voices in discussions involving governments, the scientific community, businesses, and non-profit organizations? If so, in which areas is this the case, and what can be done to make women’s voices heard?
Moderators:

IRINA GAIDA — Director, Energy Centre, Moscow School of Management SKOLKOVO; Co-Founder, Women in Energy Association

ANDREY VLADIMIROVICH YATSKIN — First Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation

Panellists:

ABRAMCHENKO VICTORIA — Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation

NATALYA KOMAROVA — Governor of Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Area–Yugra

POLINA YURIEVNA LION — Director of the Department of Sustainable Development of the State Corporation "Rosatom"

ELENA MYAKOTNIKOVA — Advisor to the CEO of Sibur LLC, Vice-Rector for Sustainable Development, Synergy University

RAISA POLYAKOVA — General Director of KFC for Russia and the CIS

LIS RODIONOV — Director of Sustainable Development, Schlumberger, USA

MARINA SEDYKH — General Director of INK-Capital JSC

DIANA TOMAN — Executive Vice President, Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary, Arconic Corporation, USA

GULZADA SHAKULIKOVA — Chairman of the Management Board – Rector, Atyrau University of Oil and Gas Named after S.Utebayev

16:15–16:35
The Universe of Water Museum Complex, Universe of Water Hall

Pitch Session for Winners of the Environmental Startup Competition

The human impact on the environment is enormous. Consequently, the ecological agenda is becoming increasingly critical with each passing year, and green technologies and eco awareness are becoming part of our day-to-day lives.

Environmental startups operate at the confluence of business and technology, and aim to enact positive change on a global scale. Eco projects seek to come up with solutions to global problems, from processing plastic waste to using renewable sources of energy. This pitch session will feature nominees from the environmental startup competition.

What markets are applicable to these startups? What makes the proposed solutions unique? What is it that makes each startup’s business model sufficiently robust?
Moderator:

TATIANA MITROVA — Scientific Director of the Energy Center of the Moscow School of Management "Skolkovo"

16:35–16:55
The Universe of Water Museum Complex, Universe of Water Hall

Pitch Session for Winners of the Competition for Popular-Science Media on Climate and Environment

The media plays a key role in highlighting important issues related to the climate and environment. Global climate change, renewable energy technologies, and decarbonization are just a few of the many topics covered by the media on a daily basis. The promotion of the environmental and climate agenda is being facilitated in large part by events and popularization in the media. This pitch session will feature projects by nominees of the popular-science media competition.

Why were particular topics selected, and how are they significant? What was the problem that the nominee attempted to address/highlight? What particularly interesting and striking moments occurred when preparing the material? Did the material provoke a response from the audience?
Moderator:

IRINA GAIDA — Director, Energy Centre, Moscow School of Management SKOLKOVO; Co-Founder, Women in Energy Association

16:55–17:15
The Universe of Water Museum Complex, Universe of Water Hall

Pitch Session for Winners of the Competition for Research Projects on Climate Change

Global climate change has long been seen as more than an environmental problem alone. Indeed, it has a direct bearing on socioeconomic development. Today, it is incumbent on humanity to not only save energy, but completely rethink approaches to traditional ways of producing and consuming it.

This pitch session will feature projects by nominees of the competition for research projects on climate change.

Why were particular topics selected, and how are they significant? What was the problem that the nominee attempted to address/highlight? What particularly interesting and striking moments occurred when preparing the material? How was the material received by audiences?
Moderator:

TATIANA MITROVA — Scientific Director of the Energy Center of the Moscow School of Management "Skolkovo"

III. Women in Agribusiness

13:45–15:15
The Universe of Water Museum Complex, Universe of Water Hall

Scientific and practical session

Women in Agribusiness. A Look to the Future

The evolution of technology in the agricultural sector is facilitating the establishment of modern enterprises, the forging of new partnerships, and the creation of entire ecosystems on the agricultural market. In particular, a systemic approach to selling products and services (including those related to transport and logistics) is taking shape. Throughout the world, leading experts are noting that a greater proportion of women are working in the industry. However, much of this work is centred around low-skilled manual labour, and there is an increasing need to fundamentally reform the agricultural sector. Development projects need to incorporate programmes for women. Increasing the number of women in agribusiness will facilitate growth across the industry, as well as the development of social infrastructure.

What areas of development in the agricultural sector might potentially offer particular benefit to women? What factors need to be considered first and foremost when creating new jobs for women in the agricultural sector? What areas of development in the agricultural sector should be prioritized? In which branches of agribusiness are there likely to be demand for new jobs as the industry develops? What educational programmes for women in agribusiness will help them become highly qualified specialists? What new opportunities are opening up for women as a consequence of the spread of digital technology in agriculture?
Moderator:

ELENA FASTOVA — Deputy Minister of Agriculture of the Russian Federation

Panellists:

EKATERINA IVANOVA — Vice Rector of Economy, Michurinsk State Agrarian University; Winner of Leaders of Russia competition for managers

SETLANA MAKSIMOVA — Vice President, Peasant Farms and Agricultural Cooperatives of Russia (ACCOR); Board Chair, ACCOR

ILARIA SISTO — Gender and Development Officer, Rural Inclusive and Gender Equality Division, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations for Europe and Central Asia, Italy

OLGA KHITROVA — Head of the Yaroslavl Regional Union of Women

TATIANA CHERNYKH — Director of MBU Nesterovsky Cultural Information Center, Chair of the RO OMOO Russian Union of Rural Youth in Buryatia

15:15–17:30
The Universe of Water Museum Complex, Forum Hall

Agro Cinema Lounge: Farm Stories Short Film Festival

IV. Eurasian Women’s Forum Projects: A New Dimension

09:00–10:30
Tavricheskiy Palace, Reading Hall

Discussion

Developing and Supporting Civic Engagement and Public Institutions as the Key Condition of Successful Government Policy: International Best Practices in Public–Private Partnership

The 2030 global sustainable development agenda has placed particular importance on ensuring that women are able to participate in society fully and effectively, and that they are provided with equal opportunities to take leadership roles at all levels of decision-making processes, including in public life. Public organizations, including non-profits, play a key role in civil society, with women often taking leading positions. They are united by a sense of active civil involvement, social responsibility, and a commitment to traditional values. Women are spearheading key social initiatives and building platforms to help people share successful experience. In so doing, they are helping to strengthen ties between government and public institutions.

What initiatives by female leaders to build civil society institutions have proven to be most successful? What are governments doing to help develop public institutions? How can successful experience by female leaders be employed in the development of civil society at an international level?
Moderator:

LYUBOV GLEBOVA — Senator, Russian Federation; First Deputy Chair, Federation Council Committee on the Rules of Procedure and Parliamentary Governance

Panellists:

OLGA AMELCHENKOVA — Member, Central Staff, All-Russia People’s Front; Chair, Central Staff, Volunteers of the Victory

AYUSH ARIUNZAYA — Mongolian Minister of Labour and Social Protection

DRAGINJA VLK — Member, Belgrade City Parliament; Member, Serbian National Delegation to the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities, Council of Europe

LARISA DAL — Member for Public Diplomacy, Joint Expert Council, Presidential Grants Foundation

OLGA ZUBKOVA — President, LAMPA International Film Festival

ELENA IVANITSKAYA — Deputy Director, Department of Strategic Development and Innovation, Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation

MARIA KARLINA — General Director, Eletskie Kruzheva Lace Factory

ROMAN KARMANOV — Chief Executive Officer, Presidential Fund for Cultural Initiatives

VERA KONOVALOVA — General Director, Gzhel Porcelain Factory

DARYA OSTROVSKAYA — General Director, R&C Research and Exhibition Center; Chair of the Organizing Committee, Europe + Asia Event Forum; Chair of the Organizing Committee, EVENT Live Forum

ALEKSANDRA SUKIASIAN — Executive Director, Private School Pokolenie; Co-Chair, Volgograd OPORA Russia Committee for the Development of Women’s Entrepreneurship; Lead, ‘Embassy of the Future’ project

ELENA TOPOLEVA-SOLDUNOVA — Chairman, Commission for the Development of the Non-Profit Sector and Support of Socially Oriented NPOs, Civic Chamber of the Russian Federation

EKATERINA UDALOVA — Deputy Head of the Centre for Innovative, Technological, and Creative Entrepreneurship

ALEXEY FROLOV — Director for GR and International Cooperation, Akkuyu Nuclear

09:00–10:30
Tavricheskiy Palace, Hall 20

Public talk

Developing Volunteering and the Student Movement

Throughout the world, the volunteering movement is continuing to develop, and is covering an increasingly wide scope. It is gaining new supporters – particularly among young people – and is one of the main manifestations of people becoming involved in society. Key projects are being implemented by volunteers across a wide range of areas. These include protecting natural resources, helping those in need, and running educational projects and programmes aimed at improving financial and digital literacy among the older generation. According to international experts, girls and women account for 60–70% of all people involved in these initiatives. The growing role of the student and volunteering movement, along with the support offered to it by parliaments and governments, are helping to address a number of social issues.

What effective practices exist for supporting girls’ initiatives and projects at educational institutions? Could volunteering become an essential part of a girl’s professional growth? What are the best girls’ volunteering initiatives around the world, and what is the potential to adopt them more widely?
Moderator:

NATALIA MANDROVA — Director, Russian Centre for Civic and Patriotic Education of Children and Youth (Rospatriot Centre)

Panellists:

SARAH ANYANG AGBOR — Commissioner for Human Resources, Science and Technology, African Union Commission

ANNA APOLOSOVA — Deputy Chairperson, Russian Union of Youth; Member, Central Council, Association of Students and Student Unions in Russia

LEILA BADALOVA — Program Coordinator, Volunteers of the World, Association of Volunteer Centres

EVGENIYA BYCHKOVA — Executive Director, Association of Student Sports Clubs of Russia All-Russian Youth Public Organization

FABIANA DADONE — Minister for Youth Policies, Italy

YOKOSUKA KYOKO — Deputy Executive Coordinator, United Nations Volunteers Programme (UNV)

TOILY KURBANOV — Executive Coordinator, United Nations Volunteers Programme (UNV), Turkmenistan

IRINA MAKIEVA — Chief Managing Partner for Urban Development, State Development Corporation VEB.RF, Director General of the Monocities Development Fund

ANASTASIA MARKODEEVA — Deputy Head of the All-Russian Centre for Coordination, Training and Retraining of Student Volunteer Rescue Formations, MIREA – Russian Technological University

KSENIA RAZUVAEVA — Head, Federal Agency for Youth Affairs (Rosmolodezh)

09:00–10:30
Tavricheskiy Palace, Hall 16

International Video Conference Discussion of Women Prizewinners of the Startup Tour and Women Leaders in International Tech and Innovation Projects

Female entrepreneurs are behind numerous successful high-tech projects and digital platform initiatives, including in international e-commerce. They are also developing services through the use of artificial intelligence. These female driven innovative tech projects are emerging in response to an ever changing world. Supporting progressive ideas which are being implemented in part or in whole by women can help spur further development in interesting areas of technology, open up new markets, and inspire people who are just starting out on their entrepreneurial path. Many countries have startup tours which aim to popularize tech entrepreneurship, identify interesting projects which could be promoted further, and share experience.

What global best practices exist for popularizing tech sectors among girls? What can be done to get more women involved in entrepreneurship? What assistance should be offered to help female tech entrepreneurs find investors? How should an idea be presented (and to whom) in order to find partners and like-minded people? What are the steps to bringing a project to the international market?
Moderator:

JULIA VARSHAVSKAYA — Chief Editor, Forbes Woman and Forbes Life

Panellists:

ANNA GOLOVKINA — Chief Executive Officer, Lienda LLC

MARINA DAVYDOVA — Co-Founder, Uley Social Business Park

MARINA ZHUNICH — Director for Government Relations, Google Russia

EKATERINA INOZEMTSEVA — Chief Executive Officer, Skolkovo Forum

OLGA KITAINA — Founder, CEO, Alter

AYUMI MOORE AOKI — Founder, CEO, Women in Tech, France

MARIE-CHRISTINE OGHLY — World President, World Association of Women Entrepreneurs (FCEM)

WINGEE SAMPAIO — Global Programme Director, Cartier Women’s Initiative, France

09:30–12:30
Parliamentary Centre, Assembly Hall

Open dialogue

Russia’s Compatriots Abroad

Female compatriots are playing a leading role in implementing projects by the Eurasian Women’s Forum Council. A range of joint initiatives have been developed in recent years, focusing on the economy, science, culture, and charity. Dialogue between female compatriots is becoming increasingly important in efforts to build international cooperation, which can in turn help boost trade and economic ties.

What role do women play in the development of international cooperation in the humanitarian sphere? What should be the priorities when implementing joint international projects in today’s reality? What could be done to make collaborative efforts more effective in this area? What is needed to build cooperation between international women’s communities when looking to implement projects in the creative industries?
Moderators:

YELENA AFANASEVA — Senator, Russian Federation; Member, Federation Council Committee on Foreign Affairs

LARISA YURCHENKO — Member, World Coordinating Council of Russian Compatriots Living Abroad; Head, Coordinating Council of Organizations of Russian Compatriots of Germany

Panellists:

GALINA AGAFONOVA — Project Leader, Gala Theatre, Bishkek; Chairwoman, Union of Russian-Speaking Women in Kyrgyz Republic

YANA AIZIKOVICH — Board Chairwoman, Russian-Speaking Women Association in Israel

ELENA BRANSON — President of the Russia Center New York; Head, Coordinating Council of Russian Compatriots, US

NATALIA VENZON — Head, Association of Russian Schools, US; Founder Rossinka Cultural and Educational Center, US

OXANA GOULI — Chair, Sputnik Association of Russian-Speaking Women, UK

TATIANA DAHLE — Secretary, World Coordinating Council of Russian Compatriots Living Abroad; Editor-in-Chief, ‘Rights of Russian Compatriots in Nordic Countries’ Legal Journal

ALEVTINA ZAKHAROVA — Chairwoman, International Mother Tongue Association, Switzerland

ELENA KONDRATOVA — Export Commercial Counsellor, Russian Export Center, Greece; Board Member, Hellenic-Russian Chamber of Commerce; President, Kedros Syn Non-Profit Cultural Organization

INGA LEGASOVA — Board Chairwoman, Women Power Union; CEO, Investment and Trading Company RemiLing

NELLI MURNOVA — Senior Analyst, Moscow House of Compatriots; Founding Board Member, World Alliance of Russian-Speaking Women

NATALIA SYCHEVA — Senior Manager – Special Projects and Entrepreneurship Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry

TATIANA CHUVILEVA — Member World Coordinating Council of Russian Compatriots Living Abroad; President, World Alliance of Russian-Speaking Women, Italy

ANASTASIA SHIKAREVA — President, Worldwide Business Alliance of Russian-Speaking Women, Spain

OLGA SHUVALOVA — President, Russian Alliance in the Canary Islands, Spain

KSENIA YAKHNENKO — Head, Worldwide Business Alliance of Russian-Speaking Latin America

11:00–12:30
Tavricheskiy Palace, Hall 9

International dialogue

Promoting Women’s Leadership

Throughout the world, there is a growing demand for female leadership. Technologies and projects are being put in place which are promoting corporate programmes to support female leadership and the development of effective ways of encouraging upward mobility among women. International research has shown that companies with women on their boards of directors enjoy better results. As new skills requirements are emerging, so educational programmes for female leaders are becoming critical. The ability to share experience at an international level of implementing such programmes can help foster joint initiatives.

What can be done to help women determine their personal motivation through educational programmes? Are there any variables in teaching female leaders from country to country? To what extent are international programmes universal in their applicability? What standards in educational programmes will help provide the knowledge and skills needed to instil leadership qualities in women?
Moderator:

MARIA AFONINA — Vice-Rector for Educational Activities, Senezh Management Workshop, Russia – Land of Opportunity

Panellists:

ELENA AKSENOVA — Director, Research Institute for Healthcare Organization and Medical Management of Moscow Healthcare Department

VICTORIA ARABINA — Founder of the Venn Technology Project Aggregator, Partner of the Rights Business Standard Consulting Company

RAISA DEMINA — Chair of the Board, TM Velcom Group

TATYANA DYAKONOVA — Director, Department for Administration and Human Resources Policy, Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation

GULNAZ KORDANOVA — Co-Founder, CEO, Connect-Ed, Kazakhstan

YULIA TEMNIKOVA — Deputy Head, Moscow Metropolitan

EVGENIA CHIBIS — Head, Unified Volunteer Centre, Murmansk Region

11:00–12:30
Tavricheskiy Palace, Reading Hall

Open dialogue

Women and Media: Effective Partnership in the Information Space

The development of the internet and digital technologies has had a powerful impact on how information is created and consumed. Information sources have shifted to the media landscape, and the role of online media has grown rapidly. Where there was once a deficit of information, there is now a surfeit. New communication channels, media, and content creators have emerged. And consumers are displaying a preference for a specific group of newspapers, magazines, and online resources which are able to provide up-to-date and, crucially, accurate information. As leaders of tech giants, media outlets, and public initiatives, women are playing a key role in shaping public opinion across a range of topics in politics, the economy, and society.

What role do women play in the spread of media and communication technologies? What can women do to help shape a media culture in the digital realm? What trends are characterizing the current transformation of the media landscape and media business? What can be done to encourage adherence to ethical norms in today’s media landscape? What successful examples of women in the media working with leaders of non-profit organizations could be rolled out to promote key women-led social projects?
Moderator:

BELLA CHERKESOVA — Deputy Minister of Digital Development, Communications, and Mass Media of the Russian Federation

Panellists:

AIDA BALAYEVA — Minister of Information and Social Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan

SVETLANA BALANOVA — Chief Executive Officer, National Media Group

ELENA VARTANOVA — Dean, Professor, Faculty of Journalism, Lomonosov Moscow State University

MARIA ZAKHAROVA — Director, Information and Press Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation; Spokeswoman, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation

MARGARITA SIMONYAN — Chief Editor, TV-Novosti

YULIANA SLASHCHEVA — Chairman of the Management Board, Soyuzmultfilm

Front row participants:

EKATERINA ABRAMOVA — Deputy Chair, MIR International Television and Radio Company; Director, MIR Television Channel

ZHANNA AGALAKOVA — Special Correspondent, Channel One Russia, Paris

MARINA KRASNOVA — Chief Executive Officer, VK

MARINA MISHUNKINA — First Deputy General Director, Argumenty i Facty

LYAZZAT TANYSBAY — Chair, Qazaqstan Radio and Television Corporation

SNEZHANA TODOROVA — President, Coordination Council Bulgaria–Russia; President, Union of Bulgarian Journalists

11:00–11:20
Tavricheskiy Palace, Kupolny Hall

Direct Line with Female Entrepreneurs as Part of the Launch of a Digital Women’s Business Platform

11:00–12:30
Tavricheskiy Palace, Hall 16

Thematic session

Women as Leaders in Innovative Social Transformations

New solutions and social innovations are playing an increasingly important role in addressing pressing issues related to improving people’s quality of life. At the same time, international practice has shown that female entrepreneurs are finding it harder to raise capital and promote their projects. Investors are continuing to view women-led startups with a degree of mistrust.

What trends lie behind the development of innovative products? What projects are emerging at the confluence of science, technology, culture, and social initiatives? What programmes are facilitating the development of innovative thinking among girls and young women? What international best practices exist in relation to raising funds for innovative products developed by women?

The session will include an announcement of the results of the EAWF Council’s Women Innovators Competition, which took place as part of preparations for the 3rd Eurasian Women’s Forum.
Moderator:

ALEKSANDRA GLAZKOVA — Founder, ‘Women Innovators’ Contest; Deputy General Director for Organizational Development, URALCHEM

Panellists:

ISMAIL ALI ABDULLA (Mr) — Chief Executive Officer, Strata Manufacturing PJSC; Vice President, Mubadala’s Aerospace, Renewables and ICT (AR&I) Investment Company

ANNA KIKINA — Cosmonaut-Tester, Yu.A. Gagarin Research and Test Cosmonaut Training Center

VALERIA MATYUKHINA — CEO of SberTroika LLC

ANNA MESHERYAKOVA — CEO, Third Opinion

MIALY RAJOELINA — Spouse of President of Madagascar; President, FITIA charity association; Ambassador, United Nations Population Fund (UNPFA)

VICTORIA SALTYKOVA — Founder and CEO of the Project Life Centre for the Restoration of Family History and Genealogical Research

XENIA FRANK — Chair of the Supervisory Board, Elena and Gennady Timchenko Charitable Foundation

16:00–17:30
Tavricheskiy Palace, Hall 9

Thematic session

At the Cutting Edge: Women in Sport

World championships are being held in more and more sports, which are also gaining recognition as Olympic disciplines. Women are being presented with new opportunities in sport. The International Olympic Committee is working to increase female participation in various sports, and to ensure that men and women are equally represented at the Games. The pandemic has had a major impact on revenue streams for the sports industry, and has exacerbated disparities in athletes’ salaries. It has also had a negative effect on the motivation of many athletes, who are less inclined to continue their sporting careers given the lack of fans in the stands and competitions being cancelled. National and international sporting organizations are putting special programmes in place to support women in sport. These focus on a range of areas, including helping women to continue working in sport after their professional careers are over, and developing junior sport.

What can be done to make physical culture and sport more prestigious and appealing to women? How can sport help change women’s lives? What successful experience to help women build a career in physical culture and sport after retiring from a career as an athlete could be rolled out? And what successful experience to get more women involved in running sports organizations could similarly be applied more widely?
Moderator:

MARIA KISELEVA — Member, Moscow City Duma of 7th convocation; three-time Olympic gold medallist (synchronized swimming)

Panellists:

LYDIA BATYUKOVA — Minister of Youth Policy, Sports and Tourism of the Government of the Mari El Republic

ANNABELLE BENNETT — Chancellor, Bond University; former Judge of the Federal Court of Australia

FABIANA DADONE — Minister for Youth Policies, Italy

ANASTASIA ZADORINA — Founder, ZASPORT

NATALIA ISHCHENKO — Five-time Olympic champion (synchronized swimming); Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of Sports, Kaliningrad Region

SVETLANA PETRACHINA — Executive Director of Atom-Sport

TATIANA POLUKHINA — Executive Director, Russian Fitness–Aerobics Federation

ANDREY FEDOROV — Deputy Minister of Sport of the Russian Federation

Front row participants:

SÜMEYYE BOYACI — Paralympic swimmer; Artist, Turkey

NATALIA GART — President, Russian Luge Federation

OLIVIA GRANGE — Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport of Jamaica

ALEXEI NEMOV — four-time Olympic champion (artistic gymnastics)

GALINA SURKOVA — Chief Executive Officer, Sanporto

16:00–18:00
Tavricheskiy Palace, Hall 16

Thematic session

Global Corporate Responsibility: Serving Women’s Interests

As part of the session, the results will be summed up and the winners of the competition of the Council of the Eurasian Women's Forum for the development of women's leadership programs among government and commercial organizations will be awarded.

Projects and programmes aimed at serving the interests of women form part of the global agenda of numerous international organizations, major corporations, and public associations. The inclusion of women in management processes brings with it substantial economic benefits. These include accelerated development in the field of innovation, improved management systems, new approaches to corporate philanthropy, and more.

More and more large socially responsible companies are increasingly willing to participate in competitions and initiatives aimed at promoting corporate female leadership programmes, sharing best practices in creating and developing effective upward mobility mechanisms, and supporting economic initiatives by women.

What corporate programmes put in place in the interests of women have proven to be most effective? What new corporate social responsibility programmes aimed at providing more economic opportunities for women have appeared during the pandemic? What successful corporate practices to close the gap between the number of men and women in senior leadership starting positions could be rolled out?
Moderator:

ALINA BARINOVA — Co-founder of the Women’s Leadership Forum

Panellists:

MAXIM VASILEVSKY — Vice President for Public Affairs, Mars LLC

DARIA GONCHAROVA — Chief Sustainability Officer, Polymetal International

NATALYA EREMINA — President, United Metallurgical Company (OMK)

MARINA MEDVEDEVA — Managing Director, SIBUR

SOFIA MITROFANOVA — General Director of PREMIER (part of Gazprom-Media Holding)

AGNESSA OSIPOVA — Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Russian Franchising Association (RAF), President of BRPI JSC (Baskin Robbins)

KATERINA POGODINA — General Manager, Johnson & Johnson

ANNA SOSHINSKAYA — CEO of the Future Charitable Foundation, Amway Russia

TATYANA TRENTYEVA — Deputy Director General for Human Resources, Rosatom State Atomic Energy Corporation

EVGENIA TYURIKOVA — Head, Sberbank Private Banking

16:00–17:30
Tavricheskiy Palace, Hall 20

Analytical session

Global Statistics and Analysis of Women’s Status in Society

Securing equal rights and opportunities for women in all areas of society and economic life is a fundamental humanitarian principle today. Indeed, this endeavour lies at the heart of a number of the UN’s sustainable development goals. Nevertheless, the international research community has yet to come up with a common methodological approach to assessing the status of women. The development of a such an approach to the collection and analysis of data will help improve managerial decisions related to women’s participation in and contribution to all areas of society.

What underlying principles need to be considered when developing a common methodology for collecting and analysing data? What best international research practices and methodological approaches exist in terms of assessing the status of women in various areas of society? What approaches does the ILO employ when researching the status of women in the labour market? What factors did UN Women consider in its research on assessing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on female participation in various areas of society and economic life? What approaches employed in the Russian research paper “Stereotypes Associated with Women and Their Consequences” could be recommended to the international community?
Moderator:

GUZELIYA IMAEVA — Chief Executive Officer, NAFI Research Centre

Panellists:

ALEKSANDRA BOLDYREVA — Executive Director, Donors Forum Association

NATALIA VOLCHKOVA — Professor, New Economic School NGEI HE

AMARSANAA DARISUREN — Senior Adviser on Gender Issues, Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), Mongolia

SEHAR KAMRAN — Member, Senate Forum for Policy Research (SFPR); President, Centre for Pakistan and Gulf Studies (CPGS)

KONSTANTIN LAIKAM — Deputy Head, Federal State Statistics Service

IRINA MENSHIKOVA — Managing Director Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Amway

ALINA ROZENTSVET — General Director, National Rating Agency (NRA)

MARGARITA SANDLER — Chief Executive Officer, International Migration and Gender Research Institute (IMAGRI), Belgium

DIANA TOMAN — Executive Vice President, Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary, Arconic Corporation, USA

ANNA KHARNAS — Head, Financial Literacy Center, Financial Research Institute of the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation

16:00–18:00
Parliamentary Centre, Assembly Hall

Pitch session

Women in the Development of Social Enterprise

Female entrepreneurship has helped drive economic growth in several countries around the world. The proportion of women in social enterprise – a sector aiming to address social issues – is 50% higher than in traditional commerce. And social entrepreneurs have come to the fore during the pandemic, as they rapidly shifted their focus to anti-crisis and charity work. According to experts, demand for initiatives aimed at improving people’s quality of life will only continue to grow.

What social enterprise development strategies around the world have been most successful? What forms of social enterprise have proven to be most resilient during the COVID-19 pandemic? What can be done to roll out successful social projects across a larger area? What knowledge and skills are needed to succeed in social enterprise? In terms of offering support in Russia, what should be the subject of focus from a governmental, legislative, corporate, and regional perspective?
Moderators:

OLGA EPIFANOVA — Senator, Russian Federation; Member, Federation Council Committee on Foreign Affairs

IRINA PETINA — Senator, Russian Federation; Member, Federation Council Committee on Social Policy

Panellists:

ANNA MARIA ARE-BOUAYE — General Director, Aromatherapy Institute, France

YULIA BOGUSHEVSKAYA — General Director, Franchising Intellect; Authorized Representative, Russian Franchise Association; Professor, Higher School of Economics

IULIIA WENDLAND — General Director, Archelix, Germany

NATALYA EREMINA — President, United Metallurgical Company (OMK)

NATALIA ZVEREVA — General Director, Our Future Foundation

INGA LEGASOVA — Board Chairwoman, Women Power Union; CEO, Investment and Trading Company RemiLing

CATHERINE NEYMAN — Director and Co-Founder, Bilingva, USA

NATALJA ONUMA — Director, Onuma Fashion Consulting, Germany

AGNESSA OSIPOVA — Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Russian Franchising Association (RAF), President of BRPI JSC (Baskin Robbins)

IN JAE-KEUN — Member, National Assembly of the Republic of Korea; Member, For Democracy and Prosperity of State Enlightenment Centre, National Assembly of the Republic of Korea

SCHNEIDER MARINA — Publisher, Editor-in-Chief, Katyusha Women’s Magazine, Germany

OXANA JUST — Chief Marketing Officer, Polarstern Capital, Germany

Front row participants:

IRINA ABRAMOVA — Head, Social Innovation Center of the Republic of Bashkortostan

SVETLANA AVRAMENKO — General Director, Talantika

SVETLANA MAKAROVA — General Director, Uyut Residential Facility for the Elderly and Disabled

SVETLANA MODNOVA — Founder and Head, Semeinye Traditsii (‘Family Traditions’) Foundation and Cotton Wool Toy Manufactory

MARIYA SHTUKINA — President, Nezhnyy Biznes (‘Gentle Business’) Union for the Promotion of Women Entrepreneurs

V. The Women’s Mission to Come Together for a Healthy Society

09:00–10:30
Tavricheskiy Palace, Hall 1

Thematic session

A World of Active Ageing: The Coming Transformation

An ageing population is one of the biggest demographic challenges the world is currently facing. The UN has predicted that by 2050, people aged 65 and over will account for more than 16% of the entire population. And by 2030, the number of elderly people will reach 1.4 billion. Given these forecasts, it is already incumbent to identify new approaches to creating an environment that supports active ageing and offers good living conditions to the older population.

How will society change as life expectancy increases? What reforms should be made to healthcare and social protection? What approaches to the provision of social services are most effective? What can be done to ensure that older people play a greater role in society? How can we ensure that skills and knowledge are passed down to younger people? What best practices exist in terms of female involvement in modernizing the active ageing system?
Moderator:

EVELINA ZAKAMSKAYA — Chief Editor, Doctor television channel

Panellists:

TATIANA AKIMOVA — Executive Director, Khoroshie Istorii (Good Stories) Philanthropic Foundation; Head, Serebryaniy Vozrast (‘Silver Age’) Alliance; Project Director, Zabota Ryadom (‘Help is at Hand’) Coalition

ARINA ALSTUT — Department Head, Ludwig-Steil-Hof Espelkamp; Project Manager, Center for Preparing Social Service Workers, Germany

OLGA BATALINA — First Deputy Minister of Labour and Social Protection of the Russian Federation

ELENA BIBIKOVA — Senator, Russian Federation; Deputy Chair, Federation Council Committee on Social Policy

CHIHARU WATANABE — Director, Japanese Society of Placental Clinical Medicine; Member, Japan Anti-Aging Medicine Association

YEKATERINA DIBROVA — President, RHANA Medical Corporation; President, Filatov International Foundation for the Development of Biomedical Technologies

YOSHIKAZU YONEI — Professor, Anti-Aging Medical Research Center, Doshisha University, Kyoto, Japan

NATALYA MANTUROVA — Chief External Expert in Plastic Surgery, Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation; Head, Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Cosmetology, and Cell Technologies, Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University (RNRMU) of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Russian Federation

NINA PUSHKOVA — Actress, writer, member of the Writers' Union of Russia

NADEZHDA RUKHININA — Deputy Director for Clinical and Organizational and Methodological Activities, Russian Gerontological Research and Clinical Center, Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University; leading external specialist in geriatrics, Moscow Department of Healthcare

ELENA SAVELYEVA — Deputy Head, Regional Public Office of the Perm Territory Chair of United Russia

INNA SVYATENKO — Senator, Russian Federation; Chairman, Committee on Social Policy, Federation Council, Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation

TATYANA CHERNIGOVSKAYA — Head, Laboratory for Cognitive Studies; Head, Department of the Problems of Convergence in Natural Sciences and Humanities, St. Petersburg State University; Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Education; Doctor of Sciences in Biological Sciences; Professor

09:00–10:30
Tavricheskiy Palace, Central hall of permanent restaurant

Business breakfast

The Secret Ingredient of a Woman’s Success

Entrance by invitation only
Moderator:

ELENA ZHIDKOVA — Head, Central Healthcare Directorate, Russian Railways

Panellists:

ANGELINA DAVYDOVA — Director, German-Russian Office of Environmental Information

ALEXANDRA KOSTENIUK — Russian chess player, grandmaster, 12th Women’s World Chess Champion, two-time Russian Women’s Chess Champion

VALENTINA LARIONOVA — Geneticist, Professor of the Department of Pediatrics and Pediatric Cardiology, North-Western State Medical University named after I.I. Mechnikova, Director of the Centre for Rare Diseases and Molecular Medicine

NATALIA MATUSOVA — Managing Partner AddWise Executive Search, 7th Russian woman to climb Mount Everest

ANASTASIA NIFONTOVA — Russian rally racing motorcycle rider, Master of Sports of Russia, International Class in motorcycle sports

10:00–18:00
Tavricheskiy Palace, Atrium

Festival of Health and Beauty

According to the supplementary programme
11:00–12:30
Tavricheskiy Palace, Hall 20

Expert session

Cognitive Health: Who is the Person of the Future?

Rapid digitalization, the development of artificial intelligence and biotechnology, and major advances in genetic research are contributing to an increase in people’s physical potential. In addition, people’s thought processes and intellectual capabilities are evolving in line with the rhythm and development of the world they inhabit. It has become essential to understand changes to people’s cognitive state in order to make accurate economic and social forecasts.

What can be done to protect people’s cognitive health and ensure intellectual longevity? How can artificial intelligence and the digitalization of training processes better help train people’s intellectual capabilities, and across what areas? What are the risks, and what is the potential? It is possible to shape the intellectual capabilities of future generations? What does the future hold for the study of the consciousness? Who is the person of the future?
Moderator:

DARYA KRYUCHKO — Head, Department of Translational Medicine and Innovative Technologies, Federal Medical Biology Agency

Panellists:

ANI ASLANYAN — Member, Expert Council for Economic Development of a New Technological Generation, Committee of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation on Economic Policy, Industry, Innovative Development and Entrepreneurship

VSEVOLOD BELOUSOV — Director, Federal Center of Brain Research and Neurotechnologies, Federal Medical Biological Agency

ANNA BOGOLEPOVA — Head, Department of Cognitive Disorders, Federal Center of Brain Research and Neurotechnologies; Professor, Department of Neurology Neurosurgery and Medical Genetics, Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University; Doctor of Medicine

11:00–12:30
Tavricheskiy Palace, Hall 1

Thematic session

The Role of Health and Beauty in Improving Women’s Quality of Life

To this day, a focus on health and an active lifestyle can be the key to success. For women today, keeping fit is essential across all areas of life. Leading a healthy lifestyle has become a global trend, and one which leading producers of goods and services are now focusing on. It is an area encompassing a range of factors which determine a person’s physical, psychological, and social wellbeing.

What can women do to find time to focus on their health in today’s world? What can be done to cultivate a sense of self-care among girls? What standards for leading a healthy lifestyle are worth recommending to today’s women? How are health and beauty connected? What innovative solutions to help women feel healthy and successful currently exist on the market?
Moderators:

NATALYA MANTUROVA — Chief External Expert in Plastic Surgery, Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation; Head, Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Cosmetology, and Cell Technologies, Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University (RNRMU) of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Russian Federation

SVETLANA MATELO — CEO, DRC Group

Panellists:

LIUDMILA ANTONOVA — General Director, Nike-Med

YEKATERINA DIBROVA — President, RHANA Medical Corporation; President, Filatov International Foundation for the Development of Biomedical Technologies

OLGA ZHUKOVA — Head, Department of Dermatology, Venerology, and Allergy, Institute of Medicine, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN)

IRINA KRASIVSKAYA — Chair of the Board of Directors, Bionika Media; Director, Institute of Public Healthcare Development

IRINA MARINICHEVA — Associate Professor, Department of Plastic Surgery, Institute of Medicine, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN)

YULIA MIRONOVA — President, FIJIE Beauty Institute, Chair of the Organizing Committee, Parad Klinic (‘Clinic Parade’) Award

SURIA SADEKOVA — Head, Education and Exhibition Projects Department, Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts

ELENA TERESHKOVA — General Director, AVAN; Vice President, Tereshkova Philanthropic Foundation

NATALYA TYURINA — Deputy Head, RIA Novosti Department of Social Ratings; Project Manager, Social Navigator

11:30–11:50
Tavricheskiy Palace, Beige Lounge

Presentation of the Medical Station of the Future as Part of the Opening of the Women’s Mission to Come Together for a Healthy Society Platform

16:00–17:30
Tavricheskiy Palace, Reading Hall

Expert session

The Study of DNA as a Path to Self-Understanding

“Science begins with measurement. The exact sciences would be inconceivable without measurements” (Dmitry Mendeleev)

Genomics is one of the fastest-growing and most promising branches of modern science. Research to decode the genome is already impacting medicine, as new approaches to the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of many diseases – including cancer – are developed. What’s more, the field offers a powerful example of what can be achieved when scientists from different countries work together on challenges for the benefit of humanity.

What possibilities and risks are associated with research in the human genome? What possibilities are offered by genomics with regard to predicting, preventing, diagnosing and treating disease? What is the role of genomics in developing a personalized approach to healthcare? What steps can be taken to accelerate the introduction of new treatment methods based on genome research?
Moderator:

MARIA VORONTSOVA — Research Lead, National Medical Research Centre of Endocrinology Federal State Budgetary Institution, Member of the Presidium of the Russian Association for the Promotion of Science

Panellists:

TATIANA AMIROVA — Head of the Laboratory of Personified Genomic Medicine, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (National Research University)

ELENA BARANOVA — Genomics, Life Sciences, Biotechnology for Health & Personalized Medicine European Commission, Brussels; President of EU Institute of Personalized Prevention and Health

ELENA BARANOVA — Medical Director of Evogen LLC

ARTEM ELMURATOV — Development Director of Genotech LLC

ELENA ZHIDKOVA — Head, Central Healthcare Directorate, Russian Railways

INGA PROKOPENKO — Professor at the University of Surrey

ZEEV ROTSTEIN — Director General of the Hadassah Medical Center

16:00–18:00
Tavricheskiy Palace, Hall 1

Thematic session

Women in Pharmaceuticals: Working Together for a Healthy World

Extending healthy life expectancy, promoting active aging, reducing the mortality are the main goals of the development of medicine and pharmaceuticals. Women are actively involved in the scientific development of modern drugs, ensure the uninterrupted functioning of enterprises for the production of drugs and protective equipment. The pandemic has demonstrated the need and importance of developing international cooperation in the progress of science and the pharmaceutical industry.

How to improve the training and retraining of personnel for modern pharmaceutical companies? What conditions and measures are needed to increase the level of participation of women in the development of pharmaceuticals? What is the motivating factor in choosing the profession of a pharmacist? What are the priority directions for the development of pharmaceuticals?
Moderator:

LYUDMILA SCHERBAKOVA — Founder, Velpharm, Bright Way Group; General Director, Veltrade

Panellists:

NATASHA AZZOPARDI-MUSCAT — Director, Division of Country Health Policies and Systems, Regional Office for Europe, World Health Organization

EKATERINA BARANOVA — Deputy Director General on Legal Issues, Moscow Endocrine Plant

YULIA VESENYOVA — Board Member, Russian Donors Forum; Senior Manager, Communications and Public Affairs Russia and CIS, Janssen; Lead, DEI Communication Lead, Johnson & Johnson

ALISA DZHANGIRYANTS — Director of Market Access and Pricing, Bristol-Myers Squibb

NATALIA DUBOVSKAYA — Fourth-year student, Faculty of Pharmacy, Privolzhsky Research Medical University; 1st Place Winner, GxP-Fest International Student Festival

SOFIA KADYKOVA — HR Director, Pfizer Russia

GULNAZ KADYROVA — Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation

MARINA KRYUCHKOVA — Founder, Formula FR LLC

KIM MIRAN — Grand Prix Winner, APEC BEST AWARD 2018; Founder, director, C&E HRD Consulting Co., LTD, Republic of Korea

GALINA ORLOVA — General Director, IRIS (Integrated Retail Investment Strategies)

BETTINA PFLEIDERER — Member, Former President, Medical Women’s International Association, Germany

VI. St. Petersburg for Women, and Women for St. Petersburg regional platform

10:00–18:00

As part of a separate programme, see Appendix 1 to the programme of the third Eurasian Women's Forum

VII. Eurasian Kids Society

15:30–16:45
Parliamentary Centre, Hall 315

International STEM Championship «Children: The Future of the World»

16:45–18:15
Parliamentary Centre, Hall 315

Foresight session «Steps to Success»

Moderators:

KSENIA RAZUVAEVA — Head, Federal Agency for Youth Affairs (Rosmolodezh)

ELENA SOKOLOVA — Director, Foundation for the Development of Expert and Analytical Activities "Content"

Panellists:

KSENIIA BARYSHNIKOVA — Senior Research Fellow, Teacher, ITMO University

ANNA BOGALIY — Two-time Olympic champion in biathlon; President, Children and Youth’s Biathlon Community of Russia

DARIA VASILIEVA — Chief Executive Officer, Getvision

ALIYA GRIG — Co-founder and CEO, Human Cosmos IT platform and Cosmos City educational project

OLGA GRISHCHENKO — First Vice President, Synergy Corporation

ALISA DENISOVA — Head, Creation of Educational Environment Block, VEB.RF

VIII. Cultural Programme

19:00–20:30
Mariinsky Theatre

Gala Concert for Participants of the third Eurasian Women’s Forum

Third Eurasian Women’s Forum Sideline Events

08:30–11:00
Tauride Gardens

The women’s race

October 13-15

Third Eurasian Women’s Forum Sideline Events

Tavricheskiy Palace, Ekaterininskiy Hall

Signing of agreements on cooperation and the implementation of joint projects Public Talk with Thought Leaders (media studio) Fashion shows featuring collections by Russian designers incorporating folk themes and traditional crafts

Tavricheskiy Palace, Kupolny Hall

The Digital Women’s Business Platform

According to the supplementary programme, see Appendix 2 to the programme of the third Eurasian Women’s Forum.

The digitalization of the commercial sector is a global trend which is shifting the goalposts in the business world. The digital women’s business platform will incorporate video conferences, roundtables, and business dialogues, as well as meetings and interviews with famous entrepreneurs. The events will cover a wide range of topics. These will include the changing role of female business leaders, the impact new technologies and discoveries have had on doing business, new opportunities afforded by the digitalization of the financial sector, and much more.
Tavricheskiy Palace, Atrium

Festival of Health and Beauty

According to the supplementary programme.

• Lecture hall
A range of audio and video lectures by health and beauty specialists
• Master classes
• Exhibition of Russian health-preserving technologies
• Beauty zone for Russian manufacturers
Tavricheskiy Palace, Beige Lounge

Medicine of the Future (office)

Tavricheskiy Palace, Oriel Window

Women in Export (photo exhibition) Female Inventors (interactive exhibition)

Tavricheskiy Palace, Kupolny Hall

There was Chemistry, but We Broke Up (photo exhibition)

Creative selfie area

'Women's Motives' Exhibition