4 – The opportunity for
marketers to lead
6 – Marketing’s place at
the heart of business
8 – Mark Allen,
Dairy Crest
10 – Nikesh Arora,
Google
12 – Andy Atkins,
Friends of the Earth
14 – Peter Ayliffe,
Visa Europe
16 – Steven Ballmer (Preview)
Microsoft
18 – Phil Bentley,
British Gas
20 – Marc Bolland,
Morrisons
22 – Richard Branson (Preview)
Virgin Atlantic
24 – Richard Brown,
Eurostar
26 – Ian Cheshire (Preview)
Kingfisher
28 – John Chidsey,
Burger King

30 – Mark Clare,
Barratt Developments
32 – Vittorio Colao,
Vodafone
34 – Richard Cousins,
Compass Group
36 – Adam Crozier,
Royal Mail
38 – Mark de Witte,
Bacardi-Martini
40 – Andy Duncan,
Channel 4
42 – Ronan Dunne,
O2
44 – Charles Dunstone,
The Carphone Warehouse
46 – James Dyson,
Dyson
48 – Manny Fontenla-Novoa,
Thomas Cook
50 – Martin Glenn,
Birds Eye Iglo
52 – Tom Glocer,
Thomson Reuters
54 – Harvey Goldsmith,
Ignite

56 – Bill Green,
Accenture
58 – Andy Haste,
RSA Insurance
60 – Mark Hunter, (Preview)
Molson Coors
62 – William Johnson,
HJ Heinz
64 – Ray King,
Bupa
66 – AG Lafley,
Procter & Gamble
68 – Terry Leahy,
Tesco
70 – Ian Livingston,
BT
72 – Graham Mackay,
SABMiller
74 – Andrew Moss,
Aviva
76 – James Murdoch,
News Corporation
78 – Martin Narey,
Barnardo’s
80 – Paul Polman,
Unilever

82 – Richard Reed,
Innocent Drinks
84 – Nick Robertson,
ASOS
86 – Stuart Rose,
Marks & Spencer
88 – Jim Skinner,
McDonald’s
90 – Martin Sorrell,
WPP
92 – Todd Stitzer,
Cadbury
94 – Dianne Thompson,
Camelot
96 – John Varley,
Barclays
98 – Peter Voser,
Royal Dutch Shell
100 – Paul Walsh,
Diageo
102 – Joseph Wan,
Harvey Nichols
104 – Sara Weller,
Argos
106 – Ken Wood,
Weetabix