



ABOUT
The future of work demands the inclusion of people with disabilities! Towards a prospective vision of employment worldwide
Global practices and laws in favour of disability employment are changing, especially in Africa, Asia and Europe, and we must adapt to these changes. At the 2019 Harkin Summit, keynote speakers from all over the world will talk to us about their experience, share their good practices and explain the challenges to be addressed, and together we will find innovative ways of improving disability employment.












Behind this summit: a man committed to the inclusion of people with disabilities and an NGO recognised internationally for its work alongside the most vulnerable.
- United States Senator for Iowa, Tom Harkin (Ret.), founder of the Harkin International Disability Employment Summit.
- Humanity & Inclusion (former Handicap International), co-winner of the Nobel Peace prize, committed to improving the inclusion of people with disabilities.
3 big subjects on the agenda
SUBJECT 1: Laws and policies
SUBJECT 2: Responsibility of companies
SUBJECT 3: Skills and access to higher education
From an innovation perspective
From a future-of-work perspective
From a youth perspective
Inclusion at every level




Keynote speakers

Senator Tom Harkin
United States Senator for Iowa (ret.), founder of the Harkin Summit

Oliver Faust
CSR Director Renault Group

Carlo Purassanta
President of Microsoft France

Charlotte McClain Nhlapo
Global Disability Advisor - World Bank

Jean-Michel Guillon
Executive Director of the Group Michelin

Caroline Casey
Founder – Valuable 500

Mike Ellis
Global Vice President – Accessibility - Sprint

Deborah France-Massin
Director of the Bureau for Employers’ Activities

Patrick Gohet
Deputy – Rights Defender (French Ombudsman)

Pascal Andrieux
Director of social, societal and CSR commitments of the Malakoff Médéric Humanis Group and General Director of the Malakoff Médéric Handicap Foundation.

Xavier du Crest
Director Handicap International France

Sophie Cluzel
Secretary of State in charge of people with disabilities in the French government

Manuel Patrouillard
Global Managing Director
You are a University
or a training center ?
• Go to our dedicated event GUDIN (Global University Disability & Inclusion Network)
[ Registration closed ]
Be cautious, limited places !
In the event you have to register several participants, this will be possible at the time of final payment.
The attendance fee is 500 euros per person, which includes breakfast, lunch and a ticket to the evening networking reception. We will not request payment of this fee until your attendance has been accepted.
For urgent queries, or to learn more about sponsorship, please contact us at : summit2019 @ hi.org
April 8th - Musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac
37 quai Branly, 75007 Paris
Accessible entrance located at the "Terrace pools entrance" - 218, rue de l’Université
Access
By metro / RER
• Line 9: Alma-Marceau or Iéna
• Line 8: Ecole Militaire
• Line 6: Bir Hakeim
• RER C: Champ de Mars - Tour Eiffel
By bus
• Line 42: Tour Eiffel or Bosquet-Rapp stops
• Lines 63, 80, 92: Bosquet-Rapp stop
• Line 69: Champ de Mars stop
• Line 72: Musée d'Art Moderne - Palais de Tokyo or Alma Marceau stops
• Line 82: Varsovie or Champ de Mars stop
• Line 87: Rapp-La Bourdonnais stop
By car
• Quai Branly park - 25, quai Branly
• George V park - 10, avenue George V
• Joffre Ecole Militaire park - 2, place Joffre
April 9th - Hotel Marriott
70 avenue des Champs-Élysées
75008 PARIS
FRANCE
Access
By metro
• Line 1: "Georges V" stop
By bus
• Lines 32: "Buses" stop
• Line 73: "La Boëtie - Champs-Élysées" stop
By car
• Indigo carpark: 64 avenue Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris
Accessibility info
• Mobility disabilities: adapted parking spaces, main entrance with level access, adapted reception desk, bars and restaurants, 5 adapted rooms (door width 81 cm), bathroom with floor-level shower
• Hearing disabilities: bedrooms equipped with visual alarms connected to the audible fire alarm system
• Sign language interpreters at the summit