Thursday 30 June | Online Event
Thursday 30 June | | Online Event
Monday 4 April | 14:00-15:00 BST/15:00-16:00 CEST | Online Event
Monday 4 April | 14:00-15:00 BST/15:00-16:00 CEST | Online Event
This session will be open to EU-UK Forum members only
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Sir Ivan Rogers Former British Permanent Representative to the EU Sir Ivan Rogers KCMG is a former senior British civil servant, who was the Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom to the European Union from 2013-17.
Ivan Rogers served in the Treasury, including as Private Secretary, to Kenneth Clarke, Chancellor of the Exchequer. He then was seconded to the European Commission as Chief of Staff to Sir Leon Brittan, returning to be Director, European Strategy and Policy and later Director of Budget and Public Finances under Gordon Brown.
In 2003, Rogers was chosen as the Principal Private Secretary to the Prime Minister, Tony Blair. After three years in this role,Ivan Rogers left the civil service in 2006 to become Head of the UK Public Sector Group at Citigroup. In 2010 Rogers transferred to be Head of the Public Sector Industry Group, UK and Ireland, at Barclays Capital.
In 2012, Rogers returned to the civil service as the Prime Minister’s Adviser for Europe and Global Issues and the Head of the European and Global Issues Secretariat, then becoming the senior British diplomat at the EU in 2013.
Following the Brexit referendum in June 2016, Ivan Rogers became a key civil servant in the negotiations to leave.
Sir Ivan Rogers
Former British Permanent Representative to the EU
Paul Foster Public Policy Editor, Financial Times Peter Foster is the Public Policy Editor of the Financial Times and author of the FT’s weekly Brexit Briefing. He joined the FT in April 2020 from the Telegraph Media Group where he had held the position of Europe editor since 2015, focusing on the Brexit negotiations. He has more than two decades of experience covering global affairs from all sides of the world, based in New Delhi and Beijing, as well as Washington DC, where he served as The Telegraph’s US editor from 2012
Paul Foster
Public Policy Editor, Financial Times
Thursday 15 April, 15:00-16:00 BST / 16:00-17:00 CEST
Sylvie Goulard, Deputy Governor, Banque de France and Sarah Breeden, Executive Director UK Deposit Takers Supervision/Prudential Regulation Authority, Bank of England, in conversation with Sir Roger Gifford, Chairman, Green Finance Institute.
Keeping an Open Channel: Opportunities for Dialogue between the British Parliament and the European Parliament
Friday 4 December, PM (Time TBC)
Hilary Benn MP, Chair of the Select Committee on the Future Relationship with the EU & David McAllister MEP, chair of the EP Foreign Affairs Committee in conversation with Georgina Wright, Senior Researcher at the Institute for Government
Life after Brexit: Sir Ivan Rogers in conversation with the FT’s Peter Foster on what the TCA means for future EU-UK relations
Thursday 18 February, 14:00 GMT/15:00 CET – 15:00 GMT/16:00 CET
Moving Forward Together?: Opportunities for UK-EU Transport after Brexit
Friday 26 February at 14:30-15:30 GMT/15:30-16:30 CET
Simon Argyle, Deputy Director and Counsellor – Competitiveness, Connectivity and Innovation – UK Mission to the EU in conversation with Mark Watts, Chief Executive of UKTiE
The Impact of Brexit on the EU’s Free Movement of People Rules
Monday 7 December, 10:00-11:00 GMT/11:00-12:00 CET
Jane Golding, Co-Chair of British in Europe, former MEP Jude Kirton-Darling & MEP Danuta Hubner in conversation with Claudia Delpero, Founder & Editor of Europe Street News
Life after Brexit: Sir Ivan Rogers in conversation with the FT's Peter Foster on what the TCA means for future EU-UK relations Life after Brexit: Sir Ivan Rogers in conversation with the FT’s Peter Foster on what the TCA means for future EU-UK relations-2022
4 April 2022 | Online Event
British and European Foreign and Security Policy after Brexit Given the ongoing post Brexit tensions this webinar will explore how much political will there is for the EU and the UK to cooperate in foreign and security policy, the role of NATO and the importance of key EU member state bilateral relations.
David McAllister MEP, Chair of the EP Foreign Affairs Committee, Matt Baugh OBE, Director, Political & Security, UK Mission to the European Union, Sophia Gaston, Director, British Foreign Policy Group and Professor Amelia Hadfield, Dean International, Head of Department of Politics, Director of the Centre for Britain and Europe (CBE), University of Surrey in conversation with Patrick Wintour, Diplomatic Editor of the Guardian.
British and European Foreign and Security Policy after Brexit
1 March 2022 | Online Event
Prospects for EU-UK Relations in 2022: Anand Menon in Conversation with Paul Adamson Anand Menon, Director of the UK in a Changing Europe, talks to Paul Adamson about likely political and policy developments in EU-UK relations in the coming year.
Prospects for EU-UK Relations in 2022: Anand Menon in Conversation with Paul Adamson
25 January 2022 | Online Event
The UK’s role in global science and research and Horizon Europe participation The UK has ambitions to enhance its role as a global leader in science. This not only requires strong continuing relations with the rest of Europe – the UK’s biggest and fasting growing scientific collaborator in terms of co-authorship – but a commitment to engage globally in areas of shared research strength, innovation and technology, infrastructure and global challenges. This event is an opportunity to reflect on the UK’s current position and where it needs to get to in order to meet these ambitions.
The UK’s role in global science and research and Horizon Europe participation
13 December, 2021 | Online Event
Building cultural bridges after Brexit The aim of this webinar was to highlight difficulties and challenges that Brexit has thrown up for UK artists and performers and try to discern solutions to this new reality. Though the focus was on the music industry, many of the issues are shared by artists and organisations in other cultural fields. Our three panel experts were Professor Linda Merrick (Principal of the Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester), Paul Pacifico (CEO of the Association of Independent Music ) and Mark Pemberton (Director of the Association of British Orchestras). Our moderator was Dr Nigel Clarke, a freelance composer and musician.
Building cultural bridges after Brexit
20 October, 2021 | Online Event
Moving forward together: the UK and EU approach to regulating Big Tech The UK Government is currently consulting on the features of the pro-competition regime for digital markets, while in Europe both the Parliament and Council are considering the Commission’s proposals in its Digital Markets Act. The panellists will discuss their views on the current proposals and what refinements should be introduced to ensure successful implementation.
Will Hayter, Senior Director, Digital Markets Unit, Competition and Markets Authority, Silke Hossenfelder, Head of General Policy Division of the Bundeskartellamt, Germany & Alec Burnside, Partner, Dechert LLP in conversation with Dr Lara Stoimenova, Managing Director, Sigma Economics.
Moving forward together: the UK and EU approach to regulating Big Tech
4 October 2021 | Online Event
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