And on both days, we’ll examine the issues through the lens of ethical leadership. How do we adopt new technology without ditching our principles?
Can politicians and business leaders make decisions that are good for our growth, people and the planet?
Speakers and full programme to be announced soon.
Event host
Dharshini David covers economics and trade for BBC News, on national and international TV and radio and online.
She was an economist in government and at HSBC before leaving the trading floor to cover financial news for the BBC in London and New York. She has also presented flagship business and general news programmes for Sky News. In 2020, she was appointed the BBC’s first Trade Correspondent.
Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon is a computer scientist, social entrepreneur, and CEO of Stemettes, an organisation inspiring young women into STEM careers. She was the youngest girl to pass A-level computing and earned her Master's from Oxford by age 20. She is currently the Chancellor of the University of Glasgow.
Iain Anderson FRSA is an expert in communications, global political risk, and public policy. He is the co-founder and Executive Chairman of H/Advisors Cicero and previously served as the UK Government’s LGBT+ Business Champion. Anderson co-authored A New Partnership with Business alongside Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds. He is known for his deep expertise in navigating political landscapes and advising businesses on public affairs and corporate strategy.
Professor Andy Pardoe is a leading expert in AI, and the founder and CEO of Wisdom Works Group. He also serves as Chair of the Deep Tech Innovation Centre at the University of Warwick. With over 20 years of experience leading global change programmes, Professor Pardoe specialises in delivering complex technical transformations.
Lord Mark Price is the founder of WorkL for Business, Chair of the Fairtrade Foundation, and former Minister of State for Trade and Investment. He was previously Managing Director of Waitrose and Deputy Chair of the John Lewis Partnership.
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