Entrepreneurial passion in a digitalised Belgium

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Short Description

Minister Annelies Verlinden will draw parallels from her current position as Minister of Home Affairs, Institutional Reform and Democratic Renewal and her experience as co-managing partner in an international law firm. She will focus on young start-ups. How to survive in a highly competitive and complex environment, and how to be successful? In Belgium we are dealing with similar challenges, for example with our operational police work. How can we make a big leap into the 21st century? We aim to embrace technological innovations in the security and police landscape, and in order to so, we must create a guiding framework in which proportionality, legitimacy and credibility are key.

Speaker
Annelies Verlinden, Minister of Home Affairs, Institutional Reform and Democratic Renewal
Annelies Verlinden graduated from the KUL in 2001 as a Master in Law, after which she also obtained a degree in European Law from the Université Catholique de Louvain. After her studies, she joined the law firm DLA Piper(Belgium) as Partner Public & Administrative Law where she got promoted to Co-Country Managing Partner. In 2020, she was appointed Minister of Interior, Institutional Reform and Democratic Renewal.

Contribution fee
Students Business School Thomas More: via semestrial contribution 45€
Other students: €15
Thomas More Alumni: 20€

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