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Appendix A Forum Agenda Annual Meeting Forum Global Technology: Change and Implications Monday, October 4, 2010 9:30 am – 12:30 pm, Eastern Daylight Time JW Marriott Hotel Washington, D.C. Technology that affects the lives of people in all economic condi - tions in all corners of the globe is conceived, developed, and produced in locations all over the world. The global spread of technology will bring hope and prosperity, but also complexity and risk. The 21st cen - tury global challenges of water, food, health, energy, climate, and secu - rity cannot be met by technology alone, but neither can they be met without science and engineering. In this forum, the expert panel below will explore many facets of global technology and offer guidance on the opportunities and respon - sibilities of engineering leaders. 

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0 APPENDIX A Welcome Charles M. Vest, President, National Academy of Engineering Forum Discussion Forum Participants: Esko Aho, Executive Vice President of Corporate Relations and Respon- sibility, Nokia; former Prime Minister of Finland Bernard Amadei, Founder, Engineers Without Borders, Professor, Uni- versity of Colorado John Seely Brown, Visiting Professor, University of Southern California; self-proclaimed “Chief of Confusion,” Former Chief Scientist of Xerox Corporation Ruth A. David, President and CEO of Analytic Services, Inc. Eric C. Haseltine, Consultant, former Associate Director for Science and Technology in the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, and former head of research and development at Disney Imagineering Nicholas Negroponte, Founder, One Laptop Per Child Association Inc., Founder and Chairman Emeritus of the MIT Media Lab Raymond S. Stata, Co-founder and Chairman of the Board, Analog Devices Inc.