The Bennett School of Public Policy Annual Conference is a key moment in the public policy calendar, showcasing the latest ideas, evidence and real-world practice from policymakers, commentators and researchers.
The programme includes expert discussions, a keynote speech, poster presentations, and opportunities to network with professionals from policymaking, academia, government, business and the media.
Throughout the day, leading thinkers, practitioners and policymakers will explore some of the most pressing issues shaping public policy today, including:
- Evidence-based policymaking in polarised times
- AI and the future of public services
- Can governments deliver growth?
- Identity, place and belonging
Speakers include: Andy Burnham (Greater Manchester Combined Authority); Ambassador João Vale de Almeida (former senior European Union Ambassador); Dr Christian Odendhal (The Economist); Prof Jennifer Rubin (King’s College London School for Government); Prof Dame Ottoline Leyser (University of Cambridge); Ehsan Masood (Springer Nature, UK); Jessica Montgomery (ai@cam, University of Cambridge); Dr Antonio Weiss (The PSC); Fay Skevington (Works in Progress); Dr Christian Odendhal, (The Economist); Prof Anna Valero (LSE).
