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.
Anna Starbrink, Director General of the Swedish Civil Defence and Resilience Agency
Laura Hartman, moderator and Board member at the Stockholm School of Economics
Opening speakers: Hans Peter Larsson, Head of Tax at FAR (the Institute for the Accountancy Profession in Sweden), and Patrick Krassén, Head of Policy at Företagarna.
Opening speakers: Adam Kostyál, CEO of Nasdaq Stockholm, and Anna Magnusson, Head of Ownership at AP1.
Lunch-meeting with the Rector of College of Europe, Ms Federica Mogherini.
Diana Janse, State Secretary to the Minister for International Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade, responsible for trade policy and promotion.
Moderator: Nick Andersson, Senior Advisor at the Stockholm School of Economics .
Tor Bonnier, CEO at the Karl-Adam Bonnier Foundation, Kia Orback-Pettersson, chairman of the Karl-Adam Bonnier Foundation, and Jonas Törnblad, senior advisor at the Karl-Adam Bonnier Center for Governance.
Erik Lidman, Professor of Business Law at Stockholm and Gothenburg University and Co-Director of the Swedish Corporate Governance Institute.
Erik Lidman, Professor of Business Law at Stockholm and Gothenburg University and Co-Director of the Swedish Corporate Governance Institute; Fredrik Söderqvist, PhD in Economics, Department of Social Policy at the Swedish Trade Union Confederation (LO); and Ola Sigvardsson, journalist and former Media Ombudsman.
Lars Strannegård, President of the Stockholm School of Economics, and Erik Thedéen, Governor of the Central Bank of Sweden.
