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Creative Bureaucracies and Sustainable Growth

22 June 2023, 5:30 pm鈥7:00 pm

Creative bureaucracies

The 香港六合彩中特网 Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose (IIPP) invites you to the seventh public talk of the IIPP 2023 Festival: The Entrepreneurial State 2.0. - Rethinking the State in the 21st Century鈥.

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Thursday 22 June 2023 | 17:30-19:00 (BST) UK Time

What would the world be like without the internet, vaccines or quantum mechanics? Contrary to the common sense attributing these inventions to isolated heroic entrepreneurs, the driving forces behind these developments were complex bureaucratic networks of public and private talent with the ability to imagine, plan, iterate, and deliver.

Understanding how successful innovations build on bureaucracies and how such bureaucracies are established and evolve is essential to envision and implement an Entrepreneurial State. What are the emerging technological and socio-economic challenges? How can governments build both long-term capacity and dynamic capabilities?聽

Join this panel to understand more about 鈥渋nnovation bureaucracy鈥. Learn about 鈥渂ureaucracy hackers鈥, the importance of creating a 鈥渕issions mystique鈥, and the new tools, methodologies and ways of engaging with citizenship that governments use to promote and support innovation in reaching SDGs.聽

The panel discussion聽is chaired by聽Rainer Kattel, Professor of Innovation and Public Governance at the 香港六合彩中特网 Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose聽and will include speakers such as聽, Fellow of Practice & Director, Digital Transformation Education Programme, Oxford Blavatnik School,聽Gabriella Gomez-Mont,聽Visiting Professor of Practice and聽Senior Policy Fellow at the 香港六合彩中特网 Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose,聽Michelle Pawson, Strategic Advisor and Principal Policy Analyst at聽the New Zealand (NZ) Public Service and聽, Maurice Falk Professor of American Government at the聽University of Pittsburgh.

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About the Speakers

Aaron Maniam

Fellow of Practice & Director, Digital Transformation Education Programme at Oxford Blavatnik School

Aaron Maniam
Currently聽Fellow of Practice & Director, Digital Transformation Education Programme at the Oxford Blavatnik School.

Aaron鈥檚 expertise lies in the intersection of public policy and technology, particularly digitalization and its links to economic, social, regulatory and diplomatic strategy.

In his role, this award-winning poet and civil servant maintains a deep interest in the development of research material on digital transformation of governments throughout the world, as well as broader issues like the links between policy, innovation, strategic foresight and complex adaptive systems. He is based in Singapore.

Gabriella Gomez-Mont

聽Visiting Professor of Practice & Senior Policy Fellow at 香港六合彩中特网 Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose (IIPP)

Gabriella G贸mez-Mont
Gabriella G贸mez-Mont is the founder and CEO of聽, a novel type of nomadic and creative office specialized in cities 鈥 and that constantly shifts shape to accommodate high-level, transdisciplinary collaborations across the world.

She was also the聽Chief Creative Officer of Mexico City, and the founder of Laboratorio para la Ciudad (2013 鈥 2018), the award-winning experimental arm and creative think-tank of the Mexico City government, reporting to the Mayor. As director of the Lab she headed a highly聽transdiciplinary team: from urban geographers, political scientists and civic tech experts, to artists, historians and philosophers. The Lab was created to tackle urban challenges 鈥 from experiments in democracy and mobility to projects related to spatial justice, play as a city making tool; new models of dynamic governance and civic tech platforms etc 鈥 creating novel transdisciplinary methodologies and participatory practices, exploring ways to find common ground in a gargantuan, diverse (and often divided) city. Hence the Lab鈥檚 projects were multiple, often paradigmatic and covered widely in international publications.

Besides her fascination with all things city, Gabriella ihas been a journalist, visual artist, and director of documentary films, as well as a creative advisor to several universities and companies. She has received several international recognitions for her work in different fields, such as the first prize in the Audi Urban Future Award, the Best Art Practice Award given by the Italian government, The Creative Bureaucrats Award by the city of Berlin, and the TED City 2.0 Prize, among others. She was also named one of the 100 most creative people in business by Fast Company magazine. Gabriella is a Yale World Fellow, TED Senior Fellow, MIT Director麓s Fellow, Georgetown University Visiting Fellow, Canadian Urban Institute Senior Fellow, Institute for the Future Fellow, a Salzburg Seminar Fellow, a Fabrica Alumni and a World Cities Summit Young Leader.聽 More about Gabriella Gomez-Mont

Michelle Pawson

Strategy and Principal Policy Advisor at New Zealand (NZ) Public Service

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Michelle Pawson is currently working as Principal Policy Advisor, NZ Productivity Commission, on an inquiry into rethinking . Michelle is a Policy Fellow with IIPP. Michelle has been undertaking insights research looking at intergenerational fairness, and anticipatory governance in a NZ policy context. She is a Patron of the McGuinness Institute (NZ based non-partisan research and policy think tank) and co-leads an urban reforestation project.

Michelle's policy background includes, climate change, environment, strategy, risk, and governance. Over her public policy career, she has contributed to numerous projects and legislative reforms, including previously holding the roles of Principal Advisor, Office of the Chief Executive, Ministry for the Environment, and to NZ鈥檚 Climate Change Adaptation Technical Working Group. She has led international collaborations between the NZ government and the Stockholm Resilience Centre (2019), and Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose, 香港六合彩中特网 (2020-2021).

Michelle is interested in socio-ecological resilience and rethinking public policy systems to co-create a more inclusive and equitable future. Her academic background in science, sustainability, planning and resource management, with an interest in new economic thinking and innovation.

Michelle鈥檚 climate change interest is centred around socio-ecological resilience and rethinking public purpose to co-create a more inclusive and equitable future. Her academic background in science, sustainability, planning and resource management, with an interest in new economic thinking and anticipatory governance. More about Michelle Pawson

B. Guy Peters

Maurice Falk Professor of American Government at University of Pittsburgh

B. Guy Peters
B. Guy Peters is currently working on two major book projects.聽One is on the 鈥淚nclusive State鈥, that will discuss the processes by which states develop more inclusive policies and practices.聽 The second is on alternative forms of governance鈥揾ierarchy, markets, society, expertise and participation鈥揳nd the choices that must be made among them.

In addition he is launching an international research project on political patronage, building on a recently completed book on Latin America and another forthcoming book on Asia.聽

Prof Rainer Kattel

Professor of Innovation and Public Governance at 香港六合彩中特网 Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose

Rainer Kattel
Rainer Kattel is Deputy Director and Professor of Innovation and Public Governance at the 香港六合彩中特网 Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose (IIPP). He has studied at the University of Tartu, Estonia, and the University of Marburg, Germany, in philosophy, political philosophy, classics and public administration.

He led聽聽for 10 years, building it into one of the leading innovation and governance schools in the region.聽

Professor Kattel has also served on various public policy commissions, including the Estonian Research Council and European Science Foundation. He has worked as an expert for the OECD, UNDP and the European Commission, and served as聽a member of E-Estonia Council advising the Prime Minister of Estonia. Currently, he leads the Estonian Government鈥檚 Gender Equality Council.

He has published extensively on innovation policy, its governance and specific management issues. In 2013, he received Estonia's National Science Award for his work on innovation policy. More about Prof Rainer Kattel