Growth is back on the agendas of businesses in Germany and around the world as they emerge from the shadow of the recent crisis. But this new imperative has been tempered by the realization that growth now has limits. What are the new rules for growth? What new directions should businesses take as they seek to innovate?

The FT / Oliver Wyman "Value Growth after the Crisis: New Concepts and Ideas" conference will bring together senior CEO-level executives from automotive, financial services, retail, IT, manufacturing, aerospace, mechanical plant engineering, media, telecommunications and transport industries, as well as the public sector agencies and government departments that work closely with these industries.

Chaired by Quentin Peel, Associate Editor and Chief Germany Correspondent of the Financial Times, this half-day conference will serve as a unique forum for senior-level executives to discuss how they see the new growth agenda for their firms and industries. The goal: A lively, constructive, and creative exchange that will include keynotes and discussion from a variety of perspectives in front of an exclusive, invitation-only audience to ensure effective discussion and networking opportunities.

There is no cost to attend this event.

Click here to register or contact Bryan Ulrich at +1 212 641 6418 or bryan.ulrich@ft.com.