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To mark the 250th anniversary of The Wealth of Nations, we invite leaders shaping global economic and technological change to join our interdisciplinary exchange in Edinburgh across 9-10 June 2026. Register your interest to attend: https://lnkd.in/eggEP8u4

This June in Edinburgh, leaders from business, finance, and public policy will gather to explore the future of capitalism through a classical liberal lens — examining how we move beyond zero‑sum thinking and create the conditions for rising living standards. Limited places available. Register your interest: https://lnkd.in/eggEP8u4

How do we ensure technology serves human flourishing? This June in Edinburgh, the New Enlightenment Conference will convene voices from technology, economics, and public policy to discuss AI, markets, and society — grounded in Adam Smith’s legacy, 250 years on. A limited number of places remain for those interested in joining the debate. Register your interest: https://lnkd.in/eggEP8u4

The New Enlightenment Conference will convene global leaders and practitioners across policy, finance, AI, technology and government. Add your voice to the room and contribute to the debate. We are actively seeking a diversity of voices and expertise. The conference is free to attend, including a prestigious gala dinner hosted at the National Museum of Scotland. Places are limited. Register your interest to attend: https://lnkd.in/eggEP8u4

This is your final opportunity to apply for the Panmure House Prize — connecting researchers with industry‑leading thinkers across economics, public policy, finance, and social impact. Submissions are reviewed by a panel of globally recognised academics and business leaders shaping long‑term decision‑making worldwide. If your research demonstrates original insight, real‑world relevance, and interdisciplinary impact, apply today. Applications close tomorrow: 28 April, 17:00 BST

There is just one day left to apply for the US$75,000 Panmure House Prize. The Prize supports outstanding academic research exploring long‑term thinking and radical innovation, and is open to researchers from any discipline, anywhere in the world. All applications are reviewed by a distinguished international judging panel, offering invaluable expert perspective and feedback. Deadline: 28 April, 17:00 BST