Those attending will get the most up-to-date agenda. Or he could be participating on a panel now that he has accepted the invitation. They aren't listing him as a participant, other or not - if he is just sitting in the audience or - as you probably would prefer - handing out name badges at the registration desk.
But even if he doesn't have an entire slot to himself - here are some bios on the Other Participants that you seem to want to diminish:
Tony Annett is a Climate Change and Sustainable Development Advisor at the Earth Institute, Columbia University. Working closely with Religions for Peace, he leads the Earth Institute’s initiative to strengthen the engagement of the world’s religious communities in the climate change and sustainable development agenda. Trained as an economist, Tony has a keen interest in Catholic social teaching and in the intersection of ethics and economics more broadly.
Tony spent sixteen years at the International Monetary Fund in Washington DC, with stints in the European, Fiscal Affairs, and Communications departments. In this role, he worked as an economist on a variety of countries and regions – including Bulgaria, Ghana, Euro Area, Iceland, Jordan, Poland, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Uganda, and the United Kingdom. Most recently, he worked for five years as speechwriter to two successive Managing Directors, Dominique Strauss-Kahn and Christine Lagarde.
Tony received his B.A. (First Class Honors, Gold Medal) from Trinity College Dublin in 1991, his M.Litt. from Trinity College Dublin in 1993, and his Ph. D. in economics from Columbia University in 1998. He is also a Knight Commander of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem, a papal order of chivalry.
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Fernando de la Iglesia Viguiristi Academic training • Degree in Economics and Business Administration from the University of Deusto (1976) • Degree in Moral Theology from the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome (1987) • Doctor in Economic Theory from Georgetown University, Washington, DC (1993). Biography He has been president of the International Association of Jesuit Business Schools (IAJBS) Vice Chancellor of the University of Deusto, a member of the Research Board of the UD, the CLASSROOM Ethics UD, director of the Department of Economics at ESTE, Director PhD program at ESTE, and coordinator of Functional Areas and Services Campus San Sebastián. He is currently director of the magazine Business Studies, Member of the Board of IAJBS, and the CJBE, a member of the Board of Reason and Faith. Professor of UD imparts the Macroeconomics, International Economic Theory and Development subjects today: facts and theories in the DBS. He is a Jesuit since 1976
Mr Rocco Mimmo, Founder & Chairman, Ambrose Centre For Religious Liberty
Rocky is a Sydney based lawyer. He has a Masters Degree in International Law from the University of NSW. His post graduate Masters studies included an emphasis on Human Rights Law. He is married with 8 children.
He has devoted his adult life to working on social issues and running organisation attempting to influence public decision makers on critical moral social issues. On these social moral issues, Rocky works in the background in and around politics. Although not party politically aligned, he can boast to being very well connected to both sides of politics at the Federal and State level. Rocky has made numerous written submissions and frequently been invited to give oral submissions to Parliamentary Committees Inquiries into contentious moral and social matters. He has published several articles arguing the case for religious liberty and human rights. After many years of involvement in the moral social issues and noticing the decline and deterioration of religious and cultural values, Rocky founded the Ambrose Centre For Religious Liberty in 2007. The Ambrose Centre was launched in Sydney in April 2009.
Yup . . . slackers . . . all of 'em!
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