The Sciences Po Alumni UK hosted in association with the French popular movement UMP, Rachida Dati, MEP and former French Minister of Justice, on 18th February in Westminster, London. Below are a few pictures from this event:
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The Sciences Po Alumni UK in association with the French popular movement UMP hosted former French Justice Minister and EU MP Rachida Dati in London on 18 February.
This week-end French newspaper Le Figaro gives an account of this encounter with the French community in London. Click here to read article online.
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Given the fantastic success of our first 2010 Sciences Po Wednesday, we will be holding our next one on 3 March from 7pm again at the Long Bar of the Royal Automobile Club (RAC), 89 Pall Mall, SW1.
Bookings are only open now to up-to-date members (to get your password to register online, please email srambosson@venipartners.com). There are 50 places available for the event.
Sciences Po Wednesday is a monthly gathering which is devised simply to give the opportunity to Sciences Po alumni and UK-based students to meet, catch up and exchange in an informal context. It is a valuable way for students/graduates to obtain career advice from more seasoned alumni.
Our partners from student career group Sciences Po Avenir will attend this Sciences Po Wednesday on 3rd March. We hope to help them reach out to Alumni in the UK and facilitate discussions regarding internship & job opportunities for young Sciences Po graduates. So if you haven’t had a chance to link up with Sciences Po Avenir so far, please join us on the 3rd of March at the RAC.
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Sciences Po Alumna Emma Archer, also General Secretary of Sciences Po Almuni USA, is bringing the next Literary Death Match to London on 24th February. Now living between New York City and Paris, Emma is an executive producer for LDM International, overseeing Literary Death Match events in Beijing, London, Paris, Dublin and soon-to-be-announced international locations.
The Literary Death Match and Opium Magazine are teaming with the fantastic/groundbreaking new YARN Festival to bring together a gob-smacking lineup of talent, including all-star judges Tim Wells (poet extraordinare), TV presenter/actress writer Emma Kennedy, singer/artist/writer Molly Carroll, and a fearsome foursome of literary combatants: The Book Club Boutique’s Salena Godden, Richard Milward (author of Ten Storey Love Song), Nasty Little Press representative John Osborne, and Sophie Lewis (Litro Magazine).
All of it co-hosted by Opium’s Todd Zuniga & Pen Pusher’s Anna Goodall.
When: Doors at 7, show at 8:05 (sharp), afterparty: 9:45 and beyond.
Where: The Book Club, 100 Leonard Street, London, EC2A 4RH (map)
Cost: £4 preorder; £5 with valid student ID; £6 at the door.
This event is free for Literary Death Match subscribers!
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A Chicago lecture on “Reforming the Financial System: What Went Wrong And How To (And How Not To) Fix It” by Randall Kroszner, Norman R. Bobins Professor of Economics, at Chicago Booth (Woolgate Exchange, 25 Basinghall St, London EC2V 5HA) will be held on 22 February.
Programme: 7:00pm Registration; 7:30pm Lecture; 8:30pm Networking Reception.
Kroszner will give his perspective from his years as a Fed governor (2006 -09) on the origins of the crisis and his assessment of the key reform proposals, some of which could have the unintended consequence of making the system more fragile.
To register: click here.
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Oxford Entrepreneurs and Cambridge University Entrepreneurs bring another alumni event, with opportunities to network and explore entrepreneurship on 17 February at the Oxford and Cambridge Club. “Cleantech futures: a view from a pioneer” with Juliet Davenport: founder and CEO of Good Energy Group Plc, Juliet will give her view on Cleantech futures.
Good Energy Group is an independent PLC quoted on PLUS. It owns Good Energy, the UK’s first 100% renewable electricity supplier, and specialises in investing in renewable energy. Entrepreneurs, intrapreneurs, inventors, investors, mentors, advisers, lawyers, researchers, engineers and energy consumers will all be there to meet and enjoy refreshing conversation, drinks and canapes.
Location: Oxford and Cambridge Club, 71 Pall Mall, London SW1Y 5HD.
Club dress code: jacket and tie for men; smart for women.
Time: 6.30pm: Drinks; 7.30pm: Talk from Juliet Davenport; 8.30pm: Drinks & canapes;
Register on http://cleantechfutures.eventbrite.com/.
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The Coubertin Olympic Awards, a new annual student competition aiming to promote corporate integrity through the ethical values of the Olympic movement, were launched on 4th February 2010. The Competition is to run until the opening of the London 2012 Olympic Games. The launch was hosted by HE Maurice Gourdault-Montagne at the French Residence, and was presented by the co-organisers of the awards, Antoine de Navacelle for the International Pierre de Coubertin Committee, and Philippa Foster-Back, Director of the Institute of Business Ethics. Guest speakers included Sir Philip Craven, President of the International Paralympics Committee and a member of the IOC, and Denis Masseglia, President of the French Olympics Committee (CONSF) in the presence of UK and French University representatives (including Sciences Po), Athletes and Business people.
The awards are sponsored by EDF Energy, are accredited by the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (Locog) under the “Inspire” Mark. HRH the Princess Royal, Princess Anne, has offered Her Patronage to the Competition. Please note that Baron Pierre de Coubertin was a Sciences Po alumnus.
All details on www.coubertin-awards.org.uk.
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According to recent media news, Sciences Po Alumnus Michael Zaoui, Morgan Stanley’s former head of European investment banking has resurfaced in his first public advisory role since retiring from the US bank more than a year ago.
To find out more, click here.
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The Sciences Po Alumni UK are delighted to be hosting in association with the French popular movement UMP, Rachida Dati, MEP and former French Minister of Justice, and an icon of sarkorzysm, on 18th February at 7pm at the Sofitel in Westminster, London.
To book your place, please register online.
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