On September 3, we’re bringing together decision-makers, government officials, researchers, civil society actors, and practitioners for a day focused on just that: how grand ambitions are turned into concrete results through mission-based work. The program is split between two stages. At Utopia, you’ll find art exhibitions, talks, and workshops. On the main stage, you’ll hear from Margrethe Vestager on mobilizing across cultures, Dan Honig on missions in the civil service, Nick Kimber from the UK Cabinet Office on the UK’s missteps, Johanne Schmidt-Nielsen on the role of civil society, and Tommy Ahlers on AI and the future of the public sector, among others.
Together, we’ll explore what Denmark can learn from countries like Canada, and how artificial intelligence can support major societal goals without compromising democratic values.
The event is by invitation only—but you can attend if you nominate someone for our Honorary Award.
Honorary Award
For Mission-Driven Government, INVI presents an honorary award to an individual or organization that has brought about significant social change through courageous, responsible, or innovative implementation.
You have the opportunity to nominate candidates and attend the one-day festival. All you have to do is write to INVI at invi@invi.nu with the name of the person you’d like to nominate for the honorary award and a brief explanation. We’ll hold a drawing to select attendees from among the submitted nominations.
