IIEAPresentation by Barry Heavey, Head of Life Sciences at Accenture, on the Impact of the Data Economy on the Life Sciences sector.
Past Events
Lord Andrew Adonis presents an overview of the Brexit process to date, consider Brexit’s long term implications, and ask whether it is still possible to stop the UK’s withdrawal.
The Hon David Parker examines the global trade outlook, and how trade policy can promote sustainable and inclusive development, and help to combat climate change.
In his address to the IIEA, Dominic Grieve QC MP provides a perspective from Westminster on the current state of play in the UK’s withdrawal from the EU.
In his address to the IIEA, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, shares his personal perspective on the dynamics of forced displacement and the global response to refugees. He discusses the implications of the new Global Compact on Refugees and look ahead to the first ever Global Refugee Forum, to be held in Geneva in December.
In her address to the IIEA, Monique Pariat outlines at the priorities for the European Union – as one of the top humanitarian donors and emergency responders – and addresses some of the causal factors for crises in 2019.
Jennifer O’Sullivan gives us some insight into the Data Protection Commission’s varied and wide-ranging work explaining how this work has a significant EU and international dimension.
Gert-Jan Koopman discusses the European Commission’s proposal for a long-term budget that focuses on the rule of law, less red tape and budgetary agility to cope with emerging challenges.
This event explores the role and potential of hydrogen the transition to a low carbon economy.
Ambassador Peter Burian outlines the EU vision in the new Strategy for Central Asia of building a modern, non-exclusive partnership to secure a more resilient, prosperous, rules-based economic and political space
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