This registration page is for NON-FIVS MEMBERS only.
MONDAY, 07 OCTOBER IN PARIS
Comet Bercy (40 avenue des terroirs de France, 75012 Paris)
The private sector has a legitimate role to play in informing intergovernmental organisations whose policies impact us. FIVS is delighted to coordinate the first private sector-OIV dialogue to share industry opportunities and challenges with a key stakeholder.
This meeting aims to be inclusive and open to FIVS membership and other organisations with an interest in wine and vine, from grape to glass. We want to ensure that all contributions are heard and valued, so we encourage all FIVS trade association members to inform your own members who wish to be involved and register below to secure their participation.
Don’t miss this opportunity to shape the future of our sector together!
PROGRAMME
Coffee, tea, and pastries available
Chair: Julie Hesketh-Laird, CEO, FIVS
Introduction
Theme for the day: ENGAGING WITH THE OIV ON THE INDUSTRY’S STRATEGIC PRIORITIES
A focus on the importance of strategic dialogues between the wine sector and the OIV to outline FIVS’ current and future goals.
- Inclusive dialogue and open mindedness
- Chatham House Rule
Chair: Julie Hesketh-Laird, CEO, FIVS
Keynote speaker: Simon J Evenett, Professor of Geopolitics & Strategy at IMD Business School
A contextual presentation by Simon, who will join virtually, to frame the discussions on the global context, geopolitical trends, and their impact on economies, businesses, as well as consumer behaviour. How should the wine sector and supply chain adjust? What are the implications for intergovernmental organisations including the OIV? How do we prepare for an uncertain future?
A brief tour of the globe through value/volume and trends + Q&A.
- Global – Giorgio Delgrosso, Head of Statistics & Digital Transformation, OIV
- South America – Patricio Parra, Managing Director R&D Consortium, Vinos de Chile
- Europe – Ignacio Sánchez Recarte, Secretary General, Comité Vins
- Asia Pacific – Sarah Wilson, General Manager Advocacy and General Counsel, New Zealand Wine
- Africa – speaker (tbc), South Africa Wine
- North America – speaker (tbc)
Networking opportunity
Speaker: Yann Juban, Deputy Director General, OIV
A short session to set out who the OIV represents, what it does and how it operates presently, its committee structure, and current engagement methods.
Speaker: John Barker, Director General, OIV
The proposed vision and direction of travel for the OIV, as the organisation is developing its Strategic Plan 2024-2029, aiming for adoption at its General Assembly later in October.
Standing buffet
Wine sponsored by Cordier by InVivo and Castel Frères
Panel discussion + Q&A
Panellists (tbc)
Insights from companies on current opportunities and challenges, current and future trends and shifting consumer preferences. What do those “at the sharp end” need from intergovernmental partners?
Interactive Session
Identification of the private sector’s strategic priorities going forward and areas for future potential engagement.
- Which topics have we covered today where private sector priorities best align with the current and future work of the OIV?
- Can we identify benefits for both the private sector and OIV of continued strategic dialogue?
- How might we develop these events into something more regular?
Interactive Session
A rapid session for participants to offer immediate feedback about the event:
- What worked well from today’s session?
- And how could it have been “even better if”?
Speaker: Julie Hesketh-Laird, CEO, FIVS
Wine sponsored by Cordier by InVivo and Castel Frères
WORKING DOCUMENTS
REGISTRATION
Deadline: Thursday, 19 September (Paris cob)
- Registration fee for non-FIVS members is 410 EUR (FIVS members are invited to register on the FIVS Paris Meetings page)
- Kindly complete the form ONLY for the Monday, 07 October session
- Please make sure to submit both your attendance (green button) and your registration fee (black button)