NACCC 2015 Annual Dinner Programme by Nestor Joel Del Prado

NORTH AMERICAN-CHILEAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

ANNUAL DINNER

2015

anniversary

October 8, 2015

NORTH AMERICAN-CHILEAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

ANNUAL DINNER

2015

anniversary

October 8, 2015

Table of Contents Words from the President.................................................................................................................................... 3

From the U.S. Senators for New York............................................................................................................. 4

From the Governor ................................................................................................................................................... 6

From the Mayor ............................................................................................................................................................ 7

From the Consul General.................................................................................................................................................. 8

Programme .......................................................................................................................................................................... 9

Honoree: Ms. Kathleen C. Barclay Executive of the Year .......................................................................................................................................................................... 10

Honoree: Mr. Nicolรกs Shea Innovative Entrepreneur ............................................................................................................................................................................ 11

Board of Directors ..................................................................................................................................................12

Executive Committee ...............................................................................................................................................13

Directors

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Dinner Menu .................................................................................................................................................................24

Artistic Performance Piano Ramรณn Catalรกn, Violin Hany Rizkalla, Viola Brian Thompson & Cello Abby Kniffin ..................................................................25

Our History ...................................................................................................................................................................26

Become a Member ........................................................................................................................................................27

Our Sponsors.................................................................................................................................................................28

Quick facts - infographic .............................................................................................................................................. 29

Words from the President

Your Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, dear friends and cherished partners of Chile, it is my distinct honor and privilege to express my gratitude for your presence at the 2015 Awards Dinner of the North American-Chilean Chamber of Commerce. Welcome to this special night of celebration at the very heart of New York’s fall season, the city alive with the very dynamism that marks the ever closer relationship between Chile and the United States. Tonight both the fellowship and the business relationship between our countries are the first order of business. Indeed, the one could not flourish without the other. Your presence here tonight exemplifies both dimensions of this vital Chile-US connection.

Mario J. Paredes President

It is humbling to consider that we are but three short years removed from the 100th anniversary of the founding of the North American-Chilean Chamber of Commerce; and what a fruitful century it has been, with hard work and determination building up an international bond whose warmth and commercial success has few equals. Chile’s free economy and resilient democratic institutions make it one of the most reliable countries for US exports and imports in Latin America. Chile’s unique status as an economic leader and model in the region was fully recognized in 2003, when our respective governments signed the US-Chile Free Trade Agreement between our nations, which went into effect in 2004. Already in 2004, 85 percent of tariffs on our exports and imports were eliminated, and as of Jan. 1, 2015, the remaining tariffs have been scrapped as well. Such is the power of mutual trust and ingenuity in the exploitation— in the positive sense of the word—of open-market economies. The fruits of doing business are more jobs on both sides of the Atlantic and, particularly in Chile, growing corporate and small business success, which, in turn, translates into an increase of government revenue and private philanthropy—both key factors in eliminating the stubborn remaining pockets of extreme poverty in Chile. Amazingly, while US exports to the rest of the world increased by approx. 120 percent in the past decade or so, exports to Chile grew by more than 500 percent in the same period! Most recent data show that trade between our countries exceeds at least $33B—with some $22B in US exports and $11B in Chilean exports. We can be confident that, even as Chile is passing through an extremely difficult and unsettling political moment for both its government and opposition, the trade between our countries will continue to grow. Yet, there is no doubt of course that a transparent political

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system in the service of the common good is the indispensable foundation for the continued flourishing of the Chilean economy. All of you here contribute to this amazing relationship between our countries by your hands-on work and support throughout the year. You make possible the work of the North American-Chilean Chamber of Commerce by insuring that the legal and financial framework remains in place—and evolves as needed— to ensure the continued success of the US-Chilean free trade relationship. Tonight we honor two very special individuals from among our growing international family of friends and business partners—two leaders in their field who exemplify the creativity and dedication that drive the success of our mutual grand enterprise: Kathleen C. Barclay is Principal at Asesorias KCB Ltda., a Chilean strategic consulting firm that specializes in the encouragement and creation of trade and a full range of business relationships between the US and Latin America. Her expertise covers not only trade and finance, but media, culture and academia as well. A former executive at J.P. Morgan Chase, she is fully at home in both countries and on both continents: she is also a Past President of the Association of American Chambers of Commerce in Latin America. Nicolás Shea is an exemplar of today’s business leader par excellence, an innovator, entrepreneur and start-up specialist. He brings valuable government experience to his current role as CEO of the Cumplo peer-to-peer lending platform. It is a particular honor to have with us tonight this business leader whose vision, creativity and leadership have inspired business men and women throughout Latin America to take the risk of embarking on new ventures. Your Excellencies, dear ladies and gentlemen, friends of Chile, thank you so very much for joining in this celebration of the work of our two honorees. Enjoy the food and drink, and make the best of the opportunity for fellowship our time together offers. Thank you!

Mario J. Paredes President

From the U.S. SENATOR for NEW YORK

Dear Friends: Please accept my warmest greetings and congratulations as you gather for the North American-Chilean Chamber of Commerce’s 97th Anniversary and Annual Dinner Gala. I am grateful for the opportunity to recognize the exemplary work of the North American-Chilean Chamber of Commerce, its leadership, supporters and this evening’s honorees on this propitious occasion.

Charles E. Schumer United States Senator for New York

Founded in 1918, the North American-Chilean Chamber of Commerce in New York has worked to facilitate positive relationships between Chilean and American businesses. The Chamber has played a vital role in creating greater knowledge and understanding of business and international trade partnerships between the U.S. and Chile, through programs designed to create direct connections in high-level contexts. I applaud your commitment and dedication to encourage, develop and support the growth of international business, which is fundamental to the prosperities of the American and the Chilean economies. Furthermore, I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate this year’s honorees: Ms. Kathleen Barclay, President AMCHAM Chile, recipient of the Executive of the Year award and Mr. Nicolás Shea, Founder, eClass, Cumplo, Start-Up Chile Asociación de Emprendedores de Chile (ASECH), recipient of the Innovative Entrepreneur award. I am grateful for the opportunity to join all gathered here in recognition of tonight’s distinguished honorees for their commitment to the U.S. and the Chilean business communities. Again, congratulations and thank you for your dedication. I hope the North American-Chilean Chamber of Commerce will continue its hard work for the United States and Chilean communities for many years to come. Best wishes for a wonderful event. Sincerely,

Charles E. Schumer United States Senator for New York

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From the U.S. SENATOR for NEW YORK

Dear Friends, It is a pleasure to send greetings to everyone attending The North AmericanChilean Chamber of Commerce’s 97th Anniversary Dinner. I would like to especially thank and congratulate tonight’s honorees: Ms. Kathleen Barclay, President AMCHAM Chile and Mr. Nicolás Shea, Founder, eClass, Cumplo, Start-Up Chile Asociación de Emprendedores de Chile (ASECH).

Kirsten E. Gillibrand United States Senator for New York

I am grateful for the North American Chilean Chamber of Commerce in New York and its work to promote greater knowledge and understanding of political, economic, and regulatory matters affecting the Latino business community in the U.S. The Chilean Chamber’s work has been instrumental in fostering a strategic trade partnerships between American and Chilean business. Helping our communities thrive in the global marketplace while also bringing economic stability to our neighborhoods through enterpreneurship. It is my hope that your effort inspire others to take part in actions large or small to help effect change. I send my best wishes for an excellent event and for much continued success on the years to come. Sincerely,

Kirsten E. Gillibrand United States Senator for New York

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From the GOVERNOR

Dear Friends: It is a pleasure to send greetings to everyone gathered for the 97th Anniversary Celebration and Annual Dinner Gala of the North American-Chilean Chamber of Commerce. The Empire State is fortunate to be the headquarters of exceptional organizations that promote a healthy trade and investment flow between the United States and other nations of the world. Many Chilean-based companies have a valued presence in our great financial capital, New York City. Andrew M. Cuomo Governor of New York

Tonight, you gather to pay tribute to individuals who further your goals. On behalf of all New Yorkers, I extend congratulations to your distinguished honorees, who support and advance the mission of the North AmericanChilean Chamber of Commerce. With warmest regards, and best wishes for continued success. Sincerely,

Andrew M. Cuomo Governor of New York

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From the MAYOR

Dear Friends: I am honored to welcome everyone to the North American-Chilean Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner Gala.

Bill de Blasio Mayor of New York City

For 97 years, the Chamber has been guided by its founding principle to foster business relations, commerce and trade between the Republic of Chile and the United States. Thanks to its efforts, the partnership between our countries continues to thrive. With thousands of Chilean residents contributing daily to all facets of our city’s life, including our local economy, New Yorkers have a special relationship with this South American nation. With 8.4 million residents, three million foreign-born, and as many as 200 spoken languages, New York is a truly global city that is proud to host this celebration of international cooperation. I commend the North American-Chilean Chamber of Commerce for deepening the connection between our two nations. By working together, we lift up our communities and build a stronger and more just world. On behalf of the City of New York, congratulations to tonight’s honorees, Ms. Kathleen Barclay and Mr. Nicolás Shea. Please accept my best wishes for a wonderful event and continued success. Sincerely,

Bill de Blasio Mayor of New York City

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From the Consul General

Dear Friends: It is with great pleasure that I convey these words to the North American Chilean Chamber of Commerce on the occasion of its 97th anniversary. While highlighting the vital role of the North American Chilean Chamber of Commerce in promoting trade and a longstanding relationship among the business community and leaders of both countries, I would like to sincerely congratulate the honorees this year.

Francisco del Campo Consul General of Chile in New York

Ms. Kathleen Barclay, for an outstanding carrier in business, cultural and academic affairs and for her dedication and commitment in promoting and deepening trade and the business connections between companies and business leaders of both countries. Mr. Nicolรกs Shea, for his vision as entrepreneur and relevant achievements as a leader in Chile in the promotion of innovation and creativity. Please accept my best wishes for this great event.

Francisco del Campo Consul General of Chile in New York

Programme

Welcoming remarks

Sir Mario J. Paredes President of the North American-Chilean Chamber of Commerce — 7:00pm —

Dinner Service — 7:15pm —

Award Ceremony 2015 Executive of the Year

Ms. Kathleen C. Barclay President AMCHAM Chile 2015 Innovative Entrepreneur

Mr. Nicolás Shea Founder, eClass, Cumplo, Start-Up Chile Asociación de Emprendedores de Chile (ASECH) — 8:15pm —

Reflections by

Roger W. Thomas Senior Counsel Cleary Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton, LLP Legal Counsel North American-Chilean Chamber of Commerce — 8:45pm —

Closing Remarks — 9:15pm —

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Executive of the Year Kathleen C. Barclay is Principal of Asesorías KCB Ltda., and is also Chairman of the Board of the American Chamber of Commerce in Chile - AmCham Chile. She is a member of the Boards of Directors of Bicecorp, Banco Bice, Geomar S.A. and Austral Capital, in addition to the board of Banco Caja Social in Bogotá, Colombia. Additionally, Ms. Barclay is active in cultural and academic affairs including participation as a member of the Advisory Editorial Committee of El Diario Financiero, a member of the Board of the Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, a member of the Advisory Board of the Centro de Estudios Públicos, member of the Advisory Board of Endeavor-Chile, and member of the Board of Chile Global Angels. She is a member of the Council of the Americas and the US Chamber of Commerce. Additionally, she serves as a member of the Advisory Council to the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) for its Karukinka project in Chile. Ms. Kathleen Barclay President AMCHAM Chile Executive of the Year

Prior to 2001, Ms. Barclay had a 23-year career in J. P. Morgan Chase including assignments in New York, London and Santiago. She ran the Latin American Corporate Credit Area in the early 1980s, was Director of Investment Banking in London covering Latin American multinational advisory and capital markets from 1988-1992. From 1992 through 2000, Ms. Barclay was responsible for the Bank’s business in Chile with an emphasis on cross-border transactions and investment banking services. She has a B.S. in Foreign Service from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C with a focus in international economics.

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Innovative Entrepreneur

Nicolรกs She a served as an advisor for entrepreneurship and innovation at the Chilean Ministry of Economy prior to starting Cumplo, where he serves as CEO for the peer-to-peer lending platform. He graduated with a M.Sc. in Management from the Stanford Graduate School of Business, a M.Sc. In Education from Columbia University, and a B.A. in business and economics from the Catholic University of Chile. Mr. Shea currently lives in Santiago with his wife and 5 children.

Mr. Nicolรกs Shea Founder, eClass, Cumplo, Start-Up Chile Asociaciรณn de Emprendedores de Chile (ASECH) Innovative Entrepreneur

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Board of Directors Executive Committee

Mario J. Paredes President

David Spencer Vice President

Slade Mills Secretary

Carlos Bianchi Treasurer

Roger W. Thomas Legal Advisor

Alejandro Cerda

Marketing & Communications

Directors

Oliver J. Armas Mauricio A. Banchieri Fernando Burgos Juan C. Cappello Manuel Casanova Manuelita Cody Jeanne M. Del Casino Eugenio Echeverria Stuart Fleischmann Alexander Ibrahim Tim Kingston Brian Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neill Marc Rosell Oscar Stephens Frederick M. Tibbitts, Jr. Howard L. Vickery II

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Executive Committee

Mr. Paredes, President of the North American Chilean Chamber of Commerce, currently serves at American Bible Society as Presidential Liaison to Roman Catholic Ministry, and is Founder and Chairman Emeritus of the Board for Catholic Association of Latino Leaders (CALL). He also serves as Vice President of Gabriela Mistral Foundation. Mr. Paredes joined Merrill Lynch as Vice President of Business Development in April 2001. In 2002, he was appointed Director of U.S. Hispanic Market for the Multicultural & Diversified Business Development. In February of 2007, he was transferred to the Corporate Division and appointed National Director of the Latino Market. Mario J. Paredes President

For 30 years, Mr. Paredes directed the operations of the USCCB’s (United States Catholic Conference of Bishops) in the Northeast Region. He served as Founder and Director of the Northeast Hispanic Catholic Center. Mr. Paredes was created Knight Grand Cross of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem in 2012. He served as a White House appointee for Latin America under President Reagan. Under Mayor Ed Koch, he served as Commissioner for the Charter Revision of New York City and as Personal Advisor to John Cardinal O’Connor, Archbishop of New York. He has served as Consultant to the Pontifical Commission for Latin America as well as consultant to the USCCB for the Committee of International Justice and Peace and the Secretariat for Hispanic Affairs. Mr. Paredes earned his Masters in Philosophy at the Catholic University of Argentina, Masters in Religious Education at Loyola University Chicago and postgraduate studies at Georgetown University. He currently serves on the Board of Directors for Catholic Association for Latino Leaders (CALL), Cuatro LLC dba Access Medicare, World Youth Alliance, Hope for a Healthier Humanity, Resource Center for Community Development – Hopeline and En Familia Radio. He also served on the board of the National Salvation Army, Catholic Medical Mission Board, Board of Trustees of Douglaston College. Awards received by the Catholic Press Association, Archbishop Patrick Flores Medal from the United States Catholic Conference of Bishops (USCCB), the Joseph P. Fitzpatrick Award from Fordham University and the Venerable Pierre Toussaint Award from the Archdiocese of New York.

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David Spencer

David Spencer is an attorney in New York City specializing in tax and banking law. David has written seventy professional articles on international banking and taxation, published in the Journal of International Taxation (New York), and International Financial Law Review (London), and he is on the Board of Advisers of both journals. Mr. Spencerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s particular interest is exchange of tax information, and related tax justice issues. He is a graduate of Harvard College and Harvard Law School, and he has a Masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s of Law in Taxation from the New York University Law School Program in Taxation. Mr. Spencer previously practiced law at a major Wall Street law firm, and at Citicorp/Citibank. He is a Senior Adviser of the Tax Justice Network.

Vice President

After graduation from Princeton in 1956 and service in the US Navy Mr. Mills joined Rheem International, Inc., an international manufacturing company. In 1961-63 he was Manager of Rheem Chilena SA in Santiago, subsequently serving as Manager of affiliated companies in Mexico City and Milan, as Vice President-Operations and then Vice President and Treasurer. His business career culminated as US representative of the Argentine industrial group Garovaglio & Zorraquin. Mr. Mills is on the Boards of four not-for-profit institutions: North American Chilean Chamber of Commerce, The New York Youth Symphony, Princeton Reachout 56-81-06 and Union Settlement Association. Slade Mills Secretary

Mr. Bianchi has had over 25 years of experience as an international corporate and tax attorney, and over 15 years of experience as an arbitrator and mediator. He has practiced extensively in the U.S.A., Latin America, and Europe. Currently based in New York, he is qualified as an attorney in New York, Chile, England and Spain. He speaks English, Spanish, French, German and Portuguese. He is a national of Chile.

Carlos Bianchi Treasurer

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Mr. Thomas is a Senior Counsel at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP, engaged in the general practice of law, with particular emphasis on international financial matters. Over the years, Mr. Thomas has been responsible for providing advice and assistance to numerous foreign governments, state owned enterprises and private sector companies, principally in Latin America, including Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Dominican Republic and Peru.

Roger W. Thomas Legal Advisor

Alejandro Cerda Marketing & Communications

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Mr. Thomas received an L.L.M. degree in Comparative Law in 1964 and an LL.B. degree in 1963, both from New York University School of Law, and an undergraduate degree from the University of New Hampshire. He also attended the Free University of Berlin and the University of Chile. He is a member of the Bar in New York.

Alejandro Cerda is the President of ABEA Global LLC and a Global Trade Intermediary with focus in natural resources. Previously, Mr. Cerda was the Senior Trade Commissioner of Chile in New York and also the General Coordinator for North America for the Trade Commission of Chile. In this position, he was responsible for overseeing the promotion of trade, business and investment between Chile and the USA. He has spearheaded various campaigns to brand Chileâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s image in the United States. He has also launched numerous initiatives to support Chilean exporters to the United States including a successful web-based Chilean marketplace, which is currently being used world-wide. He was also a member of the Chilean negotiation team for the Free Trade Agreement between Chile and the USA. Mr. Cerda also worked as Co-Director of the Administration and Control Unit for the Center for Mining and Metallurgic Investigation (CIMM), Ministry of Mining in Santiago, Chile, where he was in charge of the administration and control of all business agreements between CIMM and CODELCO (The State mining company). Before joining CIMM, Mr. Cerda was a consultant for the Chilean Foreign Investment Committee, Ministry of Economy. He also was a researcher in the Department of Industrial Engineering of the Universidad de Chile.

DIRECTORS

Oliver J. Armas

Mauricio Banchieri

Oliver Armas is a Partner at Chadbourne & Parke LLP where he handles complex domestic and international disputes. He has an extensive practice in U.S. federal and state courts, as well as before regulatory agencies, such as the SEC, the U.S. Department of Justice, the New York Attorney General and state insurance regulators (including internal investigations, FCPA investigations, advice on OFAC and export controls, etc.). A significant part of Mr. Armas's practice involves representing foreign and domestic clients in arbitrations before the ICC, AAA/ICDR, LCIA, ICSID, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), and other arbitral tribunals. Because he is fluent in Spanish (and can understand Portuguese), he routinely counsels clients on matters involving Latin America. Mr. Armas has acted as a legal expert in certain aspects of U.S. law in foreign proceedings (e.g., Mexico and Peru), and has supervised litigation and conducted FCPA investigations in almost every country in Latin America. Mr. Armas is a recognized practitioner in legal guides around the world, including Chambers Global, Chambers Latin America, Chambers USA, Who's Who of International Arbitration, Guide to the World's Leading Experts in Commercial Arbitration, Who's Who of International Litigation and Benchmark: Litigation. He earned his J.D. from New York University School of Law and his B.A. from New York University.

Mauricio Banchieri holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from the Universad Nacional Andres Bello in Santiago, Chile and a Master of Science in Information Systems from American University, Washington DC. Newly appointed as Chile's trade commissioner to New York, he brings private sector and import expertise to the commercially focused trade organization. He specializes in strategic business development, marketing, and key account management. Having founded and developed, among others, MZZO.COM one of Chile's leading producers of added value content and services for the cellular phone industry. In the US, he founded Puro Chile, a 'retail diplomacy' business platform which promotes Chilean culture through luxury goods, gourmet, textile products, and wine (www.puro-chile.com).

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General Manager of CorpBanca, New York Branch, since June 2010. He joined Banco Unido de Fomento in 1976 later becoming Head of its Foreign Trade Area. He later moved to Banco de Santiago, as Deputy Manager of the International Division. In 1985 he travels to New York to become the Representative for the Bank, until 1987 when he returns to Chile to join Banco O ́ Higgins as Head of the International Division. In 1995 entered Banco Osorno as Head of Investment Banking. Due to the sale of this bank to Banco Santander, he moves to Banco Concepcion, just acquired and controlled by Mr. Alvaro Saieh. Fernando Burgos

Juan C. Cappello

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Banco Concepcion later changes name to CorpBanca. Fernando Burgos becomes Head of the International Division at CorpBanca in 1996. Member of the Board of CorpBanca Venezuela until its sale in 2006. Fernando Burgos is a graduate of the United States Air Force Academy located in Colorado, USA, majoring in Business and Economics. Speaks English, Spanish and Portuguese and can get by reasonably in French.

Juan C. Cappello is the Chairman and Managing Partner, Contemporanea LLC, a consulting and communications firm incorporated (1992) in Delaware, USA, with operations in EE.UU. and Chile plus representations in key Latin American markets. Mr. Cappello, a journalist, corporate executive and entrepreneur was the founder, president and managing partner for Hill & Knowlton (H&K) /Latin America until 2008. Prior to joining H&K he was Sr. Vice President with ITT Corporation. In a long and distinguished career he became the only Latin American member of the ITT Management Policy Committee, the group of nine top executives with worldwide responsibilities for operations in 65 countries around the globe. Mr. Cappello, a past President of the North American/Chilean Chamber of Commerce in New York, is a member of The President’s Circle at the Americas Society, a member of the Council on Foreign Relations; a director of several organizations including Repertorio Español, Friends of the Catholic University and The International Tennis Hall of Fame among others. He is a member of the editorial board of The Americas Quarterly, a leading publication on culture, politics and society in the region. His international and professional work has been recognized by the US. Information Agency and by the governments of Chile (1994), France and Austria. He also received a special award for his journalistic work from the Inter American Press Association. Mr. Cappello holds a Master’s Degree from Northwestern University and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Chile in Santiago.

Manuel Casanova has seven years of international transportation experience. At LAN Airlines Manuel develops new businesses and manages global and domestic corporate clients including major financial firms. Manuel joined LAN Airlines in 2007. Before LAN Airlines, Manuel worked for CSAV, a Chilean shipping company with operations in the US and around the world. Manuel graduated with a Masters on Business Administration from Florida International University and he is currently studying a Masters in Elections and Campaigns at Fordham University. Manuel lives with his wife and two daughters on the Upper West Side of Manhattan where he enjoys the diversity of its people and proximity to Central Park. Manuel Casanova

Represents the interest of the CAP S.A Group in North America, giving legal presence to CAP and its subsidiaries in whatever matters that may require it. CAP’S mission is to create sustainable value in iron-ore mining, steel production and steel processing. CAP Group is committed to the progress of Chile. Before joining CAP, spent 16 years in the financial services industry . Graduated Cum Laude from Adelphi University with a Bachelor’s in Business Administration. Speaks English and Spanish fluently.

Manuelita Cody

Jeanne Del Casino is a Vice President & Group Credit Officer with the Americas Banking Group of Moody’s Investors Service in New York. Ms. Del Casino is the credit officer for banks in the Latin American region and is also the principal bank analyst for banks in Chile, Peru, Central America, and the Caribbean. Prior to joining Moody’s in 1997, Ms. Del Casino was Vice President and Relationship Manager for U.S. banks and finance companies at Deutsche Bank New York, from 1992 to 1997.

Jeanne M. Del Casino

From 1981 to 1992, she was a banking officer with the International Division of Chemical Bank, with responsibility for banks and corporations in Latin America and Europe. Before entering the finance field, Ms. Del Casino taught Spanish and Latin American literature at the University of Pennsylvania and Chestnut Hill College. She has served on the Board of Directors of the North American-Chilean Chamber of Commerce since 2002. Ms. Del Casino holds a Ph.D. and M.A. from the University of Pennsylvania in Spanish and a Bachelor of Arts from Vassar College in Hispanic Studies.

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Eugenio Echeverria earned a Bachelor in Business Administration of the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Extensive experience in management with recognized Chilean and global financial companies. Proven abilities and expertise in balancing budgets, growing commercial deals and loan portfolios, reducing costs, and leading working teams with excellent negotiation skills, interpersonal relationships and prepared to take on new working project.

Eugenio Echeverria

Stuart Fleischmann

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Stuart Fleischmann, a partner in Shearman & Sterling’s Capital Markets Group, has worked since 1982 at Shearman & Sterling in a wide range of securities and financing activities and has broad experience in public and private securities transactions, particularly those involving Latin American issuers and structured financings. He regularly represents underwriters and issuers, primarily in the oil and gas, steel, telephone, electricity and financial institution industries, on a wide range of SEC registered, 144A/Regulation S and private placements of debt and equity securities. He is also regularly involved in such novel transactions as toll road financings and securitizations involving credit cards, residential mortgages, international oil payments, money transfers and electronic remittances, loan pools, auto and farm equipment loans and leases and franchise revenues.

Alexandre Ibrahim

Tim Kingston

Alex Ibrahim joined the New York Stock Exchange in the fall of 1999 as an account manager for the International Client Services department of the New York Stock Exchange covering Latin America, Portugal and Spain. In 2004 he was promoted to Managing Director of the Global Corporate Client Group where he is responsible for managing the relationships between the New York Stock Exchange and listed companies, investment banks, law firms and exchanges throughout Latin America. MR. Ibrahim, a Brazilian native, began his career in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in the marketing department of a multinational corporation. He later managed the United States operations of this organization. In the United States he developed, evaluated and assisted in executing strategic partnership, agreements, alliances and joint ventures in the Unites States and Brazilian markets. Mr. Ibrahim holds a B.S. degree in marketing and international trade and an MBA degree from the Zicklin School of Business in New York. He also attended the school of engineering at Universida de Gamma filho in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Mr. Ibrahim is fluent in English, Portuguese and Spanish.

Tim is a Managing Director at Goldman Sachs and co-heads the Global Power Business within the Investment Banking Division. From 1991 to 2001 he served as a founding member of the Latin America Group at Goldman ultimately serving as Chief Operating Officer. Part of Timâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s family has resided in Chile for five generations and they still manage a working farm in Casablanca: www.kingstonvineyards.com where Tim worked after college and prior to joining Goldman in 1988. Tim is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, is on the Advisory Board of the Program of Latin American Studies at Princeton, the North American Advisory Board of INSEAD, he is a member of Technoserve, LevantandoChile.org, and the Presidentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Council of Accion. Tim is a graduate of Princeton University and has an MBA from INSEAD.

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Brian O’Neill joined as Vice Chairman of Lazard International and Managing Director of Lazard Frères in 2009.

Brian O’Neill

Mr. O’Neill has extensive experience working with governments, local and multinational corporations, as well as financial institutions. He served as Deputy Assistant Secretary in the U.S. Treasury from 2007 to 2009. For a five month period in 2008, he was acting US Director of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). Prior to that, he worked for J.P Morgan Chase for over thirty years, where he held multiple leadership roles including chairman of investment banking for Latin America and Canada from 2001 to 2006. He lived and worked in South America for twelve years in Santiago, Chile, Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Sao Paulo, Brazil. Mr. O’Neill is a Senior Advisor to Lexington Partners and a board member of Emigrant Bank, Erste Bank Group and Seven Seas Water. He is a life member of the Council for Foreign Relations (CFR), director of The InterAmerican Dialogue and a member of the advisory committee for the David Rockefeller Center for Latin America Studies at Harvard University.

Marc Rossell is the head of Chadbourne’s capital markets group. Mr. Rossell was involved in many of the largest securities offerings out of Latin America, has represented underwriters in several major IPO’s and has also been involved in high-yield debt offerings and equity offerings of companies in the U.S., Latin America and the Caribbean. Mr. Rossell is a regular speaker throughout Latin America and has been recognized for his work by The Legal 500 Latin America, Chambers Global, IPO Journal and Who’s Who Legal.

Marc Rossell

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Oscar Stephens is a partner in the New York finance group of Hogan Lovells US LLP, an international law firm. Oscar has vast experience representing issuers, originators and underwriters in public and private cross-border debt issuances, mainly in connection with Latin America and in different economic sectors. He has a law degree from Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, and an LL.M from Northwestern University School of Law. He has also practiced law in Chicago and New York at international law firms and in the Republic of Chile at a leading local firm. Oscar Stephens

Fred Tibbitts was Director of Sales-East for National Account Sales, Joseph E. Seagram & Sons at their Park Avenue headquarters. After eleven years at Seagram, he served for two years as Director of National Account Sales, Kobrand Corporation and in April 1992, he founded and in 1998 globalized his own national accounts sales & marketing agency. He resides at Bangkok, Thailand, while still maintaining a U.S. office at Albany, New York.

Frederick M. Tibbitts, Jr.

Tibbitts is a wine & spirits columnist for LifeStyle (China) and New Western Cuisine (China) Magazine. He is a Fellow of the School of Hotel & Tourism Management at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and a member of the Advisory Board of both the University of Delaware; and a Founding Member of the Advisory Board for the Florida International School at Tianjin, the Peoples Republic of China.

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Howard L. Vickery II

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Howard Vickery specializes in the area of complex commercial litigation with most of his work involving international disputes. In his twenty-five years of practice, Mr. Vickery has acquired broad experience with conflict of laws, civil law legal systems, recognition of foreign judgments here and abroad, parallel judicial proceedings, the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act, transnational discovery, proof of foreign law, provisional remedies, long-arm jurisdiction, forum non conveniens, and cross-border litigation generally. From December, 1999 to January, 2004, Mr. Vickery served as the lead counsel for Petroleo Brasileiro S.A. - Petrobras, the Brazilian national oil company, in an action against U.S. performance bond sureties and a consortium of Brazilian construction companies in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. The case involved claims and counterclaims in excess of one billion dollars for cost overrun and delay damages arising from the conversion of two offshore oil production platforms in Brazil. Experts in the case compared the platforms to NASA space projects in terms of technological sophistication. In describing the discovery in the case as "massive," the Court noted that that the parties exchanged more than a million pages of documents and took 110 depositions. After a two month bench trial, the Court awarded Petrobras $370 million in damages. The Court observed that the case" required an understanding of complex issues of naval architecture, construction contracts, performance issues, financial and accounting issues, suretyship law, Brazilian corporate law, and many other issues." Moreover, "the case was exceedingly difficult and pursued with skill and efficiency" by the Petrobras legal team. Mr. Vickery speaks Portuguese and is a director of the Portuguese Chamber of Commerce and the North American-Chilean Chamber of Commerce in New York. From 1978 to 1981, Mr. Vickery was a defense analyst in the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy. Mr. Vickery spoke on litigating international construction and performance bond disputes at the 2004 Offshore Technology Conference in Houston. He has written articles on drafting shipbuilding contracts, recovering assets from offshore asset protection trusts, money-laundering, international bank regulation, and judicial appeals of informal agency action.

Dinner Menu

6 - 7 PM

Hot Hors d’ Oeuvres Crab Cakes with Cajun Remoulade Spanikopitas Stuffed Mushrooms with Italian Sausage Grilled Chicken Skewers, Mango Salsa on the Side

Open Bar

7 - 10 PM

Dinner Salad Mesclun Greens with Raspberry Vinaigrette Baked Brie Wedge en Croute

Entrée Chilean Sea Bass Ginger-Mandarin Buerre Blanc Wild Rice Pilaf, Green Aspargus, Sliced Carrot

Dessert Miniature Pastries Petit Fours & Cookies

Freshly Brewed Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee & International Teas

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Artistic Performance

Ram贸n Catal谩n

Hany Rizkalla

Brian Thompson

Abby Kniffin

Piano

Violin

Viola

Cello

Music & Artistic Performance

Ram贸n Catal谩n Piano

Abby Kniffin Cello

Hany Rizkalla Violin

Brian Thompson Viola

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Our History

• The North American-Chilean Chamber of Commerce, Inc. is celebrating this year its 97th anniversary. Everything began with the vision of Mr. Charles M. Pepper, who visited Chile in 1917.

• The New York Times reported on November 5th of 1930 about Mr. Pepper: “In 1917 he went to Chile as the representative of American firms and companies engaged in Chilean trade and the development of that country’s mineral resources. The Chile-American Association was formed, owing to this visit, to promote better understanding between Chile and the United States and as an unofficial medium of intercourse.”

• Summer 1918: Chile-American Association, Inc. (CAA) was founded by Charles M. Pepper. Mr. Pepper was the first president of the CAA from 1918 until his death in Nov. 4th of 1930.

• Lieut. Col. A. Kenny C. Palmer was the second director of the CAA from 1930 until August 28th of 1942.

• September 2nd of 1975: the Chilean-American Chamber of Commerce, Inc. (CACC) was incorporated in Delaware.

• August 12th of 1977: CACC changed its name to North American-Chilean Chamber of Commerce, Inc. (NACCC).

• February 19th of 1980: CAA & NACCC merged into NACCC.

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Become a Member

Network with success at the North American-Chilean Chamber of Commerce, your link to influential people, innovative ideas, and exclusive opportunities. Join us to make your connections. Gold Corporate: $5,000.00 Silver Corporate: $1,000.00 Bronze Corporate: $500.00 Individual: $150.00 Student and Senior: $50.00 To become a member and /or more information visit: www.nacchamber.com.

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Sponsors

Corporate Members BancoEstado

Hogan Lovells UP LLP

BTG Pactual

Ingenieria Y Computacion Ltda Corp.

CAP S.A

JLO Consultant Inc

Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton

JP Morgan Chase & Co.

CODELCO

LaGuardia Community College

Contemporanea LLC

Lan Chile

CorpBanca

Mill Wright LLC

CSAV

Moody's Investors Service

Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP

New York Stock Exchange

Dorsey and Whitney

Poles, Tublin, Stratakis, Gonzalez &

Eisner Amper Fox, Horan & Camerini Hill & Knowlton, Inc

Weichert, LLP ProChile Shearman and Sterling Wines of Chile

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Infographic Exits by Country

Quick Facts

USD Million (2014)

Chile has a 4 % average tariff rate. It recently joined the Pacific Alliance, which, if counted as a single country, would be the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ninth-largest economy. Foreign investment is wel- comed. The dynamic financial system facilitates high levels of bank usage and provides rela- tively efficient access to financing. Reforms to improve capital market liquidity and enhance access to financial services for small companies have progressed gradually.

Colombia 3.8%

USD Million (2013) Other 14%

Other 12.6%

Mexico 17%

Chile 19.3% Brazil 38.2%

Chile 6%

Chileâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s economic freedom score is 78.5, making its economy the 7th freest in the 2015 Index. Its overall score is slightly lower than last year, with an improvement in investment freedom offset by combined declines in labor freedom, business freedom, and fiscal freedom. Continuing as one of the 10 freest economies in the Index, Chile enjoys the highest degree of economic freedom in the South and Central America/Caribbean region.

Population: 17.6 million GPD(PPP): $334.8 billon 4.2% growth 2014 5-Year compound annual growth 4.0% $ 19,067 per capita Unemployment: 5.9% inflation(CPI): 1.8% FDI Inflow: 20.3 billion Public Debt: 12.2% of GDP

World Rank: 7

*Data compiled as of September 2013.

Regional Rank: 1

Freedom Trend

Country Comparisons 79

Chile

World Average

Regional Average

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Free Economies

78.5 60.4 59.7 84.6

Sources: INE Chile /Sernatur / 2015 Index of Economic Freedom / LAVCA 2014-2015 Mid-Year Data Alalysis

Brazil 63%

Over 1/3 of the worlds copper production is produced in chile. Chile has farmed salmon for years and in early 2000s is known as the top exporter. Chile is the sixth largest exporte of wines.

Announces the publication of a special bilingual edition FROM CHILE TO THE WORLD 70 years of Gabriela Mistral’s Nobel Prize

De Chile al Mundo 70 años del Premio Nobel de Gabriela Mistral

Marjorie Agosín & Gloria Garafulich-Grabois

The Gabriela Mistral Foundation, Inc. announces the publication of a special side-by-side bilingual commemorative edition of the 70th. anniversary of Gabriela Mistral’s Nobel Prize in Literature The book is a publication of the Gabriela Mistral Foundation, Inc. with generous support of the Elqui Valley Foundation-includes 480 pages of biographical & archival information; poems; prose; special contributions, color photographs and references. The book is a non-for-profit publication celebrating Mistral’s literary and humanitarian work as well as the impact her writings continue to have through out the world. The book will benefit the projects and programs of the Gabriela Mistral Foundation Inc. The book has been elegantly produced in: Soft cover -red and white- and a limited hard-cover edition -black cover, linen stock and gold leaf page finish. For more information and to order your copy please contact: info@gabrielamistralfoundation.org

THE BUSINESS OF CONSERVATION WATER, FOOD, & INFRASTRUCTURE IN CHILE

BREAKFAST SEMINAR WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15th, 2015

Mike Zellner

Director of the Southern Andes Conservation Program, The Nature Conservancy

Mike Zellner is director of the Southern Andes region for The Nature Conservancy, the world's largest, non-governmental environmental organization. Based in Santiago, Chile , Zellner leads the Conservancy's activities in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile and Paraguay. An award-winning journalist and public speaker, Zellner has worked for more than 25 years in Latin America. Prior to joining the The Nature Conservancy, Zellner was an owner of the Latin American business magazine Latin Trade, and helped launch publications in Mexico and Brazil. He has served as an editor at numerous magazines including Dow Jones & Co. and Euromoney publications. Mr. Zellner has a B.A. degree in Economics from Tufts University.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15th, 2015 8:00 to 9:30 am

Cleary Gottlieb

Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP 450 Park Avenue, 28th floor, New York, NY 10022

$35.00 for members, $45.00 for non-members

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Please fax the reservation form below to (212) 758-8598 or telephone us at (212) 317-1959. Mail check and form to the Chamber office at Suite 473 at 866 United Nations Plaza, New York, NY 10017. Reservations are required.

NACCC Breakfast Registration Wednesday, October 15th, 2015 (Please print or type). Name: __________________________________________________________________________ Title: _______________________________ Company: __________________________________ Address: _________________________________________ City: __________________________ State: ____ Zip: __________________ Telephone: ____________________________________ If you would like to reserved seats online for this event, please scan the QR code or go to www.nacchamber.com

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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS IN CHILE LUNCHEON SEMINAR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19th, 2015

Dr. Juan Pablo Egana Sargent & Krahn Law Firm

Dr. Egana's presentation will include a discussion of Negotiating the Trans Pacific Partnership and the Chilean Position on Intellectual Property Rights. Juan Pablo Egana is a partner of Sargent & Krahn, the largest and oldest Chilean law firm specializing in intellectual property. His specialty is Intellectual Property and Competition Law: patent, trade secrets and technology transfers. He heads the firm's Patent Department, responsible for patent applications, and enforcement in Chilean courts of intellectual property rights. Juan Pablo has a Law Degree from the Universidad de Chile, and a Masters of Law in Patent and Intellectual Property from George Washington University. He is member of the Chilean Bar Association, the International Trademark Association (INTA), the American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA), the Chilean Association of Intellectual Property (ACHIPI), and Licensing Executive Society (LES). Through his work for many years with the Chilean Innovation Pharmaceutical Chamber, Juan Pablo has a strong practice in pharmaceutical patent law, data exclusivity and other pharmaceutical regulatory matters. He teaches courses in different Chilean universities.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19th, 2015 12:30 to 2:00 pm

Cleary Gottlieb

Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP 450 Park Avenue, 28th floor, New York, NY 10022

$35.00 for members, $45.00 for non-members

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continuing the legacy of Our Mission The Gabriela Mistral Foundation was established on September 25, 2007 and is committed to carrying on the legacy of Gabriela Mistral, particularly her deep love and commitment to helping children and seniors in need in her native land, Chile. The Foundation delivers programs and projects that make an important impact on the quality of life and education. The Foundation also promotes the life and work of Gabriela Mistral.

Below is a list of some of our projects: * Donation of books for library in Montegrande * Donation of Mistralian Corners to various school throughout Chile including Isla Juan Fernandez * Donation of 300 wheelchairs in 8 cities * Humanitarian Surgical Medical Mission to Chile, providing 100 free surgeries * Donation of reading glasses * Documentary “Gabriela Mistral: Her LIfe, Her Legacy,” in English and Spanish * Book Launch of Desolación--first bilingual edition in NY and WDC * Annual Youth Poetry Contest in WDC, and many others . . .

We invite you to visit: www.gabrielamistralfoundation.org

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We are proud to congratulate the N E W YO R K WA S H I N GTO N PA R I S BRUSSELS LO N D O N MOSCOW

North-American Chilean Chamber of Commerce on another successful year of fostering commercial relations between Chile and the United States.

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We are a committed and efficient state bank dedicated to the development of Chile and all Chileans.

Our goal is to enhance our global expertise to corporations and government institutions supporting their growth worldwide.

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Help us to care the wounds of Chile

After the earthquake in Chile, many families lost everything they had. With your HELP we can make a big difference.

A fundraiser for the victims the earthquake in Chile donations can be mailed to: North American-Chilean Chamber of Commerce 866 United Nations Plaza, Suite 473 New York, NY 10017 Visit nacchamber.com for online donations. For more information call: 1-(212) 317-1959

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16th OCTOBER 2015 WORLD FOOD DAY Hunger kills 2.5 million children every year. Your donation nourishes: unicefusa.org/donate

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