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The UK and the Arctic and Nordic Regions: Opportunities for Trade and Investment

EVENT DATE15 October 2017
VENUE / FORMATSkarðsheiði, Harpa, Reykjavik, Iceland
PRPI’S ROLEOrganiser and speaker
Event date and source notes

Original PRPI event page. Record checked 2026-10-28.

Source publication date: 30 October 2017


Polar Research and Policy Initiative hosted a discussion on ‘The UK and the Arctic and Nordic Regions: Opportunities for Trade and Investment’ on 15 October 2017 at the 2017 Arctic Circle Assembly in Reykjavik, Iceland.

The session explored opportunities for trade and investment between the UK and the Arctic and Nordic regions. It brought together speakers representing different sectors: infrastructure; architecture; shipping; energy; education; and arts and culture, whose presentations highlighted strengths and opportunities in their particular sectors, with time allocated for Q&A. The key objective of the panel was to help our guests to understand what opportunities might exist, and how best they can access the UK market.

Speakers:

Tero Vauraste, Chair, Arctic Economic Council; President & CEO, Arctia Ltd.
Dwayne Ryan Menezes, Director, Polar Research and Policy Initiative; Director, Think-Film Impact Production
Ilan Kelman, Reader, UCL Institute for Risk and Disaster Reduction, University College London; Member of the Advisory Board, Polar Research and Policy Initiative
Thomas Bishop, Project Lead, WilkinsonEyre Head; Built Environment Unit, Polar Research and Policy Initiative
Domagoj Baresic, Fellow, Shipping Unit, Polar Research and Policy Initiative; University College London, Energy Institute
Nic Craig, Fellow, Energy Unit, Polar Research and Policy Initiative; University of Copenhagen
Danielle Turkov, Director, Think-Film Impact Production; EU Representative, Polar Research and Policy Initiative
Terzah Tippin Poe, Lecturer, Harvard University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences; Member of the Advisory Board, Polar Research and Policy Initiative 

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