In order to spread new knowledge and promote collaboration, we regularly invite experts and decision-makers from academia, politics, business and the public sector to dialogue and debate. All our invitations are personal and the topic determines who we invite.
To create the right conditions for dialogue, we adapt our activities to the purpose. We work with three different formats. From large events for broad knowledge dissemination, to moderated debates and smaller roundtables for concrete problem solving.
Events are larger gatherings where we present new knowledge and raise current issues to a wider audience.
Salon debates are moderated discussions that challenge perspectives and deepen understanding in a specific area.
Roundtables are smaller meetings where stakeholders from different sectors come together to share experiences and explore solutions together.
Roundtable discussion with the Directors-General of agencies covered by the government’s mandate to report their current and planned use of AI.
Workshop with representatives from start-ups, investors, and the innovation system to discuss measures in a start-up and scale-up strategy for Sweden. Moderator: Thomas Malmer.
Anders Ekholm, Vice President at the Institute for Futures Studies, and Peter Graf, Chairman of the Boards of Danderyd Hospital, Södersjukhuset, and Södertälje Hospital.
Karl-Adam Bonnier shared insights from his career and discussed the importance of corporate governance for business and the economy.
Rasmus Rahm, Ph.D. in Economics and director of the Stockholm School of Entrepreneurship, and Magnus Klofsten, Professor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Linköping University.
Professor Robert Östling at SSE and Laura Hartman, Associate Professor in Economics and SSE Board member.
Professor Sergey Radchenko of the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies in Washington and Björn Jerdén, Director of the Swedish National China Centre at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs.
Lawyer Maria Althin and Jonas Berggren, Head of International Analysis at the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise, presented the final content of the directive and the requirements it imposes on companies. Rolf Skog, who participated in the negotiations during Sweden’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union, provided insights into Sweden’s influence on the shaping of the directive.
