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    Future of Europe: Building a strategy for innovation, values and jobs

    17 November | 13:00 - 16:40 GMT
    #FTEurope
    VIDEO ON DEMAND

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    The Covid-19 pandemic has trained a spotlight on every aspect of our life – from the way we live to the way we consume, shop and invest. Trends that were already emerging have accelerated, driven by advances in technology. Now, as Europe looks to rebuild after the pandemic, technology and innovation will play a crucial role in creating jobs, opportunities and growth.

    Digital transformation, cloud-based technologies, machine learning, big data analytics and the Internet of Things (IoT) are revolutionising businesses and public sector organisations. With the right policies in place, these technologies have the power to be a force for good: connecting people, enabling wide-scale access to services and solutions, and speeding up processes. As a result, Europe now has an opportunity to accelerate digitalisation, but it is looking to do so in a way that affirms its values and serves its citizens.

    The Financial Times brought together government and business leaders, public policy experts and investors to discuss the policies, strategies and investments needed to drive innovation, skills and jobs for future recovery while continuing to reflect European values and standards. During this third and final event in the FT Future of Europe series, we explored how the rise of tech firms has changed the employment landscape and how policy makers can support the new world of jobs and skills to ensure no one is left behind. We also looked at how innovation will support post-pandemic rebuilding in an equitable way against a backdrop of increased competition from China.

     Register for video on demand access and understand why it’s important to develop the right policy framework to ensure digitalisation delivers on fairness and accessibility for all; to examine the policies being enacted for big tech; the investments in digital skills and solutions necessary to reduce the digital divide, create opportunities and promote growth; the opportunities to create the next generation of entrepreneurs; and to find out how European industry is developing the ability to innovate and create jobs and growth for its people.
     

    World-class business leaders and speakers

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    Mariya Gabriel
    Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth
    European Commission
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    Emma Marcegaglia
    Chair and Chief Executive Officer
    Marcegaglia Holding
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    ER
    Edgars Rinkēvičs
    Minister of Foreign Affairs
    Government of Latvia
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    Nicola Mendelsohn
    Vice President, Global Business Group
    Meta
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    Pieter van der Does
    Co-founder and CEO
    Adyen
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    Keit Pentus-Rosimannus
    Minister of Finance
    Government of Estonia
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    Anna Ekström
    Minister for Education
    Government of Sweden
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    Kim Baroudy
    Senior Partner
    McKinsey & Company
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    Francesco Starace
    Chief Executive Officer and General Manager
    Enel
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    Sabine Herlitschka
    Chief Executive Officer and Chief Technology Officer
    Infineon Technologies Austria
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    Manuel Heitor
    Minister for Science, Technology and Higher Education
    Government of Portugal
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    Debora Revoltella
    Director, Economics Department
    European Investment Bank

    Moderated by

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    Daniel Dombey
    Madrid Correspondent
    Financial Times
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    Mehreen Khan
    Brussels Correspondent
    Financial Times
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    Ben Hall
    Europe Editor
    Financial Times
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    Anna Gross
    Paris reporter
    Financial Times

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