Half-Year November Conference
Luxembourg, Luxembourg
13 November 2024 - 16 November 2024
TRACK 1 - The potential of international corporate & financing structures: seize the opportunity
Wednesday 13 November 2024 | |
| 12:00 » 15:00 | Joint AIJA/IBA Panel & Lunch at Tero House 17 Adress: 17 Rue du Nord, 2229 Ville-Haute Luxembourg  Keynote speaker: Julie Becker Julie Becker has been at the helm of the Luxembourg Stock Exchange (LuxSE) since April 2021. She joined LuxSE in 2013 and was appointed to its Executive Committee in 2015, before being named Deputy CEO in 2019, and CEO two years later. Her career in the financial sector in Luxembourg spans over two decades and includes positions at the Central Bank of Luxembourg and Dexia. In 2016, Julie Becker founded the Luxembourg Green Exchange (LGX), the world’s leading platform for sustainable securities. A recognised expert in the field of sustainable finance, Julie Becker has represented LuxSE and LGX at numerous, international expert forums and conferences over the past years, including the EU High-Level Expert Group on Sustainable Finance from 2017 to 2019 and the United Nations High-Level Dialogue on Financing for Development in 2023. Julie Becker is a member of the board of directors of several Luxembourg-based financial industry associations and the Chair of LuxCMA, a capital markets industry association established in 2019. She was named the “Most Influential Economic Decision Maker in Luxembourg” in the 2022 edition of the Paperjam Top 100, and in June 2023 was awarded the prestigious Commander of the Order of Merit of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg as a recognition of her dedication to both capital markets and sustainable finance. Julie Becker played a crucial role in the founding of the Luxembourg Women in Finance Charter. She is a member of the Luxembourg Gender Finance Task Force, launched in 2023, and the EIB’s Women Climate Leaders Network, launched in 2024. She was also appointed as a member of the University of Luxembourg’s Board of Governors in 2023. Julie Becker specialises in regulatory and legal matters linked to capital markets. She holds a Master’s Degree in European & Corporate Law and a Master’s Degree (DEA) in Private Law from the University of Nancy II, France. She is also an alumna of the Wharton Business School, University of Pennsylvania, USA. Transforming international capital markets from Luxembourg In her keynote speech, Julie Becker will take the audience on a deep dive into Luxembourg’s unique position in international debt capital markets and showcase how Luxembourg’s thriving financial ecosystem has helped shape market developments for the past 60+ years. As the founder of the Luxembourg Green Exchange, Julie Becker will zoom in on the pioneering role that Luxembourg has played in the field of sustainable finance and shed the light on why Luxembourg is the jurisdiction of choice for leading issuers from across the world. |
| 14:00 » 19:00 | Registration & open welcome desk at ECCL European Convention Center Luxembourg Address: 4 Pl. de l'Europe, L-1499 Luxembourg |
| 14:30 » 16:30 | SCILL Public Speaking Crash Course Only for speakers and moderators |
| 14:30 » 17:30 | Extended Bureau meeting |
| 18:00 » 20:00 | Welcome Reception at ECCL (European Convention Center Luxembourg) Adress: 4 Pl. de l'Europe, L-1499 Luxembourg |
Thursday 14 November 2024 | |
| 07:00 » 08:00 | AIJA Run for Human Rights Departure from Novotel Luxembourg Kirchberg Address: Quartier Européen Nord, 6 Rue du Fort Niedergruenewald, 2226 Luxembourg |
| 08:00 » 18:00 | Registration & open welcome desk at ECCL European Convention Center Luxembourg Address: 4 Pl. de l'Europe, L-1499 Luxembourg |
| 09:00 » 09:45 | Welcome to the Half-Year November Conference 2024 Keynote speaker - Georges Ravarani Georges Ravarani, doctor of law, was successively civil judge at the Luxembourg district court, avocat, president of the administrative court and president of the supreme administrative court of Luxembourg. From 2008 to 2015, he was also vice-president of the constitutional court. From 2008 to 2016, he was professor at the Luxembourg University. From 2015 to 2024, he was judge at the European Court of Human Rights. He published in the field of private law – especially tort law –, public law and human rights law. Ravarani will discuss the protean concept of legitimacy, which refers to both 'legal' legitimacy and legitimacy 'by assent.' His session will explore the individual dimension of legitimacy, concerning the status and exercise of functions of the Strasbourg judge, as well as the collective dimension, addressing the efficiency of the European Court of Human Rights and its mission to develop human rights while respecting its subsidiary role vis-à-vis national authorities. |
| 09:45 » 10:00 | Transfer to respective track rooms |
| 10:00 » 11:15 | Session 1 - Leveraging private funds for growth and restructuring Organised by the Banking and Finance and by Corporate M&A Commissions Join us for an enlightening conference session tailored for legal professionals delving into the intricate world of investment funds and their pivotal role in the private equity driven M&A landscape. Throughout this engaging session, seasoned experts will navigate the complexities of setting up and managing investment funds, shedding light on innovative strategies for leveraging them to drive growth. From the initial structuring phase to the execution of mergers and acquisitions, attendees will gain invaluable insights into the legal intricacies involved in these transactions. Through real-world case studies and in-depth analysis, participants will uncover best practices to maximise the potential of private equity funds, while mitigating risks and ensuring compliance with regulatory frameworks. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your expertise and stay ahead in the dynamic landscape of corporate finance and investment law. Moderator:
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| 11:15 » 11:45 | Networking Coffee Break |
| 11:45 » 13:00 | Session 2 - A Day in the Life of an In-house Counsel: Helping Companies Seize International Opportunities Join us for the first panel discussion organised by the new In-house Counsel Board as we uncover the daily challenges and triumphs of in-house counsels. Get an insider's view on how these legal professionals assist companies in navigating the complexities of international markets and seizing new opportunities. Discover how they balance risk management with strategic advice to drive global growth. We will also explore the role of in-house counsels across different jurisdictions and the essential skills and requirements for excelling in this important role. And last but not least will we will get to interesting dynamics between external lawyers and in-house counsels. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from the experts and gain valuable perspectives on the role of in-house counsels in today's dynamic business landscape. Moderator:
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| 13:00 » 14:00 | Networking Lunch |
| 14:00 » 15:15 | Session 3 - Restructuring of Cross-Border Financing Projects: Seizing Tomorrow’s Opportunities Organised by the Banking and Finance and Insolvency Commissions Join us for an insightful session as we explore innovative strategies and best practices for navigating the nuances of cross-border financing restructuring. Through engaging discussions, case studies, and interactive Q&A sessions, you will gain practical knowledge and actionable insights that can be applied to your own cross-border financing projects. Our keynote speaker and panel of industry experts will explore emerging trends, recent legislation, and innovative financing instruments. The discussion will offer invaluable insights into the complexities of cross-border restructuring. The discussion will also cover the complexities of cross-border restructuring, including the issue of applicable law and dispute resolution clauses in the context of recognizing and enforcing foreign judgments and arbitral awards, and opportunities for greener loans with ESG/sustainability provisions. The role of international financial institutions in the new wave of restructurings will also be discussed, along with identifying the most eligible sectors for restructuring based on best practices. Through compelling case studies and success stories, you will gain practical knowledge and actionable strategies for tackling the challenges and seizing the opportunities inherent in cross-border restructuring. This session promises to deliver fresh perspectives, foster meaningful discussions, and equip you with the tools needed to thrive in today's global financial arena. Moderators:
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| 15:15 » 15:45 | Networking Coffee Break |
| 15:45 » 17:00 | Session 4 - Family business succession: Don’t be late to the party Organised by the Tax Law and International Private Clients and Family Law Commissions Navigating the complexities of family business succession requires a delicate balance between legal foresight and strategic tax planning. This panel delves into the intricacies of family law as it pertains to the seamless transfer of leadership and ownership within a family enterprise, focusing on the preservation of family relationships and business continuity. Taxation stands as a pivotal theme throughout the transition process, with a focus on minimizing liabilities and maximizing the financial health of the business for future generations, ensuring families are not late to the party when it comes to planning their business succession. Moderator:
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| 17:15 » 18:15 | First Timers' Gathering |
| 19:00 | Departure from Hotel to Conference Dinner |
| 19:30 » 02:00 | Conference Dinner & Afterparty at Cercle Cité Address: 2 Rue Genistre, 1623 Ville-Haute Luxembourg |
Friday 15 November 2024 | |
| 08:00 » 18:00 | Registration & open welcome desk at ECCL European Convention Center Luxembourg Address: 4 Pl. de l'Europe, L-1499 Luxembourg |
| 09:00 » 10:00 | Commissions' Officers meeting |
| 09:00 » 10:00 | National Representatives Committee (NRC) meeting |
| 10:00 » 10:30 | Networking Coffee Break |
| 10:30 » 12:30 | SCILL Plenary Session - The Fund Challenge: Pitching Power Meets Investment Fund Know-How Organised by the SCILL Commission Join us for an exciting and interactive session that blends education with competition! Hosted by the SCILL Board in collaboration with the Banking, Finance, and Capital Market Commission (BFCM), this event offers a unique opportunity for young lawyers to sharpen their skills in both investment fund knowledge and pitching prowess. The session kicks off with a crash course on pitching skills, followed by an introduction to investment funds, perfect for those with little to no prior exposure. Afterward, participants will enter the “Shark Tank”-style pitching contest, where they’ll be tasked with pitching creative fund ideas to a panel of expert judges. This will be a fun and engaging way to learn how to cross-sell legal services in areas you might not be familiar with, while honing the persuasive power you need in high-stakes situations and "projecting confidence in the face of total ignorance". Sign up for the session in advance to receive tips and tricks as well as background information on the pitches in advance and gain a competitive advantage: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScI9R03W8vc44PhNdnnvr8CG5xeXTulaf-fn0j-Azl5HAzOPA/viewform?usp=sf_link Are you ready to rise to the challenge and master the art of the fund pitch? Come prepared to learn, compete, and win! Moderator:
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| 12:30 » 13:30 | Networking Lunch |
| 13:30 » 14:45 | AIJA Women Network Plenary Session - Help, I need somebody… in my Workplace: Breaking the Stigma about dealing with personal loss A tragic event in one’s personal life may all of the sudden interfere with the work life. In fact, many employees try to cope with personal losses, face stress, burnout, and anxiety, which can significantly impact their well-being and productivity. It is therefore essential for workplaces to foster a supportive environment where personal losses are acknowledged and taken into account in the daily work life. Join us as we discuss the challenges we face in the workplace when we are dealing with personal losses and how leaders can make positive changes to empower employees to seek help to conquer these difficult times. Moderator:
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| 15:00 » 16:00 | Commission meetings I
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| 16:00 » 17:00 | Commission meetings II
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| 17:00 » 18:00 | Commission meetings III
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| 19:30 » 23:00 | Home Hospitality Dinner |
| 23:00 » 03:00 | Home Hospitality Afterparty at Melusina Address: 145 Rue de la Tour Jacob, 1831 Grund Luxembourg |
Saturday 16 November 2024 | |
| 09:00 » 13:00 | Registration & open welcome desk at Novotel Luxembourg Kirchberg Address: Quartier Européen Nord, 6 Rue du Fort Niedergruenewald, 2226 Luxembourg |
| 10:00 » 11:00 | OC Seminar Crash Course |
| 11:00 » 11:30 | Networking Coffee Break |
| 11:30 » 13:00 | Executive Committee Meeting |
| 14:30 » 16:30 | Optional City Tours |
| 18:30 | Departure from Hotel to Gala Dinner |
| 19:00 » 03:00 | Gala Dinner & Afterparty at Malt Innovative Factory Address: 1 Rue de la Tour Jacob, 1831 Grund Luxembourg |
TRACK 2 - The limits and challenges of an international business: beware of national and international regulations
Wednesday 13 November 2024 | |
| 12:00 » 15:00 | Joint AIJA/IBA Panel & Lunch at Tero House 17 Adress: 17 Rue du Nord, 2229 Ville-Haute Luxembourg Keynote speaker: Julie Becker Julie Becker has been at the helm of the Luxembourg Stock Exchange (LuxSE) since April 2021. She joined LuxSE in 2013 and was appointed to its Executive Committee in 2015, before being named Deputy CEO in 2019, and CEO two years later. Her career in the financial sector in Luxembourg spans over two decades and includes positions at the Central Bank of Luxembourg and Dexia. In 2016, Julie Becker founded the Luxembourg Green Exchange (LGX), the world’s leading platform for sustainable securities. A recognised expert in the field of sustainable finance, Julie Becker has represented LuxSE and LGX at numerous, international expert forums and conferences over the past years, including the EU High-Level Expert Group on Sustainable Finance from 2017 to 2019 and the United Nations High-Level Dialogue on Financing for Development in 2023. Julie Becker is a member of the board of directors of several Luxembourg-based financial industry associations and the Chair of LuxCMA, a capital markets industry association established in 2019. She was named the “Most Influential Economic Decision Maker in Luxembourg” in the 2022 edition of the Paperjam Top 100, and in June 2023 was awarded the prestigious Commander of the Order of Merit of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg as a recognition of her dedication to both capital markets and sustainable finance. Julie Becker played a crucial role in the founding of the Luxembourg Women in Finance Charter. She is a member of the Luxembourg Gender Finance Task Force, launched in 2023, and the EIB’s Women Climate Leaders Network, launched in 2024. She was also appointed as a member of the University of Luxembourg’s Board of Governors in 2023. Julie Becker specialises in regulatory and legal matters linked to capital markets. She holds a Master’s Degree in European & Corporate Law and a Master’s Degree (DEA) in Private Law from the University of Nancy II, France. She is also an alumna of the Wharton Business School, University of Pennsylvania, USA. Transforming international capital markets from Luxembourg In her keynote speech, Julie Becker will take the audience on a deep dive into Luxembourg’s unique position in international debt capital markets and showcase how Luxembourg’s thriving financial ecosystem has helped shape market developments for the past 60+ years. As the founder of the Luxembourg Green Exchange, Julie Becker will zoom in on the pioneering role that Luxembourg has played in the field of sustainable finance and shed the light on why Luxembourg is the jurisdiction of choice for leading issuers from across the world. |
| 14:00 » 19:00 | Registration & open welcome desk at ECCL European Convention Center Luxembourg Address: 4 Pl. de l'Europe, L-1499 Luxembourg |
| 14:30 » 16:30 | SCILL Public Speaking Crash Course Only for speakers and moderators |
| 14:30 » 17:30 | Extended Bureau meeting |
| 18:00 » 20:00 | Welcome Reception at ECCL (European Convention Center Luxembourg) Adress: 4 Pl. de l'Europe, L-1499 Luxembourg |
Thursday 14 November 2024 | |
| 07:00 » 08:00 | AIJA Run for Human Rights Departure from Novotel Luxembourg Kirchberg Address: Quartier Européen Nord, 6 Rue du Fort Niedergruenewald, 2226 Luxembourg |
| 08:00 » 18:15 | Registration & open welcome desk at ECCL European Convention Center Luxembourg Address: 4 Pl. de l'Europe, L-1499 Luxembourg |
| 09:00 » 09:45 | Welcome to the Half-Year November Conference 2024 Keynote speaker - Georges Ravarani Georges Ravarani, doctor of law, was successively civil judge at the Luxembourg district court, avocat, president of the administrative court and president of the supreme administrative court of Luxembourg. From 2008 to 2015, he was also vice-president of the constitutional court. From 2008 to 2016, he was professor at the Luxembourg University. From 2015 to 2024, he was judge at the European Court of Human Rights. He published in the field of private law – especially tort law –, public law and human rights law. Ravarani will discuss the protean concept of legitimacy, which refers to both 'legal' legitimacy and legitimacy 'by assent.' His session will explore the individual dimension of legitimacy, concerning the status and exercise of functions of the Strasbourg judge, as well as the collective dimension, addressing the efficiency of the European Court of Human Rights and its mission to develop human rights while respecting its subsidiary role vis-à-vis national authorities. |
| 09:45 » 10:00 | Transfer to respective track rooms |
| 10:00 » 11:15 | Session 1 - Navigating compliance matters in cross-border business: challenges, opportunities and the role of arbitration - Perspectives on corruption Organised by the International Arbitration and International Business (+Sports) Law Commissions Join us for an interactive discussion on compliance and corruption in cross-border business: Does compliance only constiutes a burden for businesses or does it provides economic players with certainty and represents an opportunity for them? In this regard, we will examine how compliance in the area of corruption impacts on the strategies of the actors of the global economy, who often include arbitration as a dispute settlement mechanism in their contracts. It will then consider, for example, how frequently issues of non-compliance, such as corruption, are brought before arbitral tribunals. The session will then explore whether such issues are arbitrable and, if so, assess the arbitrators’ knowledge and capability in dealing with these technical and complex topics. Moderator:
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| 11:15 » 11:45 | Networking Coffee break |
| 11:45 » 13:00 | Session 2 - Investigating workplace disputes – common pitfalls and best practices Organised by the Business Crime and Labour Law Commissions The new European Union directive on whistleblowing has been implemented in all EU states. Like most whistleblowing legislation, the goal is to maintain an open and transparent society and to protect those who expose misconduct or hidden threats; for example, fraud and criminal conduct, product and transport safety, and consumer data protection. Under EU legislation, retaliation, revenge or penalising the reporting internally may now result in legal action for compensating the suffered loss. Retaliatory measures are automatically null and void. Under the new Regulations whistleblowers shall not be deemed to have breached any restrictions on the disclosure of information and shall not incur any liability as a result of disclosure. In this increasingly interconnected world, companies with employees spread across several jurisdictions are grappling with conflicting approaches to addressing grievances and reporting requirements in the workplace environment; including, how to protect a corporate’s reputation and address whistleblowing claims. It is essential to have appropriate reporting channels within the company. The session will explore key risks and common pitfalls businesses are exposed to when seeking to address disputes across several jurisdictions and the interplay between those jurisdictions in respect of the whistleblowing regime, regulatory reporting and internal corporate investigations. The experts will share best practices in implementing relevant legislation in their respective jurisdictions and how to prevent conflicts from escalating, as well as practical advice on what to do in the case of a report. The session will explore practical solutions to adhering to new regulations, such as creating proper online systems to guarantee the anonymity of the reporter and that following appropriate procedures will not be penalised, and conducting an internal corporate investigation in this area. Moderators:
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| 13:00 » 14:00 | Networking Lunch |
| 14:00 » 15:15 | Session 3 - ‘What could possibly go wrong?’ - challenges from a transport and customs law perspective Organised by the Tax and Transport Law Commissions This Session will address the challenges faced by key players involved in the purchase, taxation and transportation of goods in a globalising and digitalising world. A collaboration between the Transport Law Commission and the Tax Law Commission, this Session will provide a both transport law and a customs law perspective. Through a case study, the panel will focus on the different regulations and contracts that are relevant for the key players, governing the purchase, freight forwarding, customs brokerage, transportation, warehousing, import and export of goods. The speakers will give insights into challenges faced by the key players. What are the impact and risks of digitalisation, such as the use of online logistics platforms and electronic customs declarations? What happens if goods are stolen during transport? Will VAT or excise duties become due? Should the taxes and duties be borne by the buyer or the seller, and is a recourse action against the carrier possible? What happens if customs documents are incorrectly filled out? Which party will bear the fines and additional costs, and is a recourse action against the customs broker possible? This Session will provide a practical approach to daily complexities and possible contractual solutions available to the parties involved in purchase, taxation and transportation. Moderator:
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| 15:15 » 15:45 | Networking Coffee Break |
| 15:45 » 17:00 | Session 4 - Avoiding the Danger Zone: Keeping Directors, Officers, Shareholders and Affiliates Safe from Business Disputes Organised by the International arbitration and Litigation Commissions Acting as a director or officer or being a shareholder comes with risk and can lead to disputes. What are the key risks faced by a company’s key stakeholders, how should they be navigated and how are disputes resolved if they arise? Our cross-jurisdictional expert panel will explore 3 key areas where risks and disputes arise providing practical guidance on risk mitigation and dispute resolution. Corporate and Contractual Risks: Effective governance practices and clear contractual relationships are paramount in mitigating risks. Our discussion will focus on pre-emptive measures that can be taken to avoid disputes, emphasizing the importance of robust governance structures and clear contractual relationships. In this context, our session will also address joint ventures and partnerships, which may present complex legal challenges. We will discuss the specific risks, in particular shareholder disputes, associated with these business structures and offer solutions for avoiding and managing disagreements. We will emphasize the proactive role of legal advisors in drafting agreements that anticipate potential conflicts and provide clear pathways for resolution. Insolvency and Restructuring Risks: Financial distress of a business, customer, supplier, or other key stakeholder carries risk and can lead to disputes. We explore the main areas where insolvency risk can be mitigated and the mechanisms for the resolution of disputes that arise out of insolvency or restricting situations with a particular focus on cross-border situations. We shall consider the risks to stakeholders in periods of financial distress, insolvency and restructuring with a focus on the claims that can be brought against directors, managers, and shareholders. Environmental and Social Risks Considerations: Environmental and social responsibility of companies is at the front of many corporate and commercial relationships. Breaches of good practice, misrepresentation as to standards and other poor behaviours carry with them significant risks and give rise to disputes not only domestically but also in other jurisdictions. We shall consider the risk of office holder liability for claims arising from environmental and social factors including tortious claims, misrepresentation and fraud claims and claims arising out of equality law. Join us for an in-depth discussion that will equip you with the knowledge and tools to keep your business and its key stakeholders out of the danger zone, ensuring a stable and dispute-free corporate environment. Moderator:
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| 17:15 » 18:15 | First Timers' Gathering |
| 19:00 | Departure from Hotel to Conference Dinner |
| 19:30 » 02:00 | Conference Dinner & Afterparty at Cercle Cité Address: 2 Rue Genistre, 1623 Ville-Haute Luxembourg |
Friday 15 November 2024 | |
| 08:00 » 18:00 | Registration & open welcome desk at ECCL European Convention Center Luxembourg Address: 4 Pl. de l'Europe, L-1499 Luxembourg |
| 09:00 » 10:00 | Commissions' Officers meeting |
| 09:00 » 10:00 | National Representatives Committee (NRC) meeting |
| 10:00 » 10:30 | Networking Coffee Break |
| 10:30 » 12:30 | SCILL Plenary Session - The Fund Challenge: Pitching Power Meets Investment Fund Know-How Organised by the SCILL Commission Join us for an exciting and interactive session that blends education with competition! Hosted by the SCILL Board in collaboration with the Banking, Finance, and Capital Market Commission (BFCM), this event offers a unique opportunity for young lawyers to sharpen their skills in both investment fund knowledge and pitching prowess. The session kicks off with a crash course on pitching skills, followed by an introduction to investment funds, perfect for those with little to no prior exposure. Afterward, participants will enter the “Shark Tank”-style pitching contest, where they’ll be tasked with pitching creative fund ideas to a panel of expert judges. This will be a fun and engaging way to learn how to cross-sell legal services in areas you might not be familiar with, while honing the persuasive power you need in high-stakes situations and "projecting confidence in the face of total ignorance". Sign up for the session in advance to receive tips and tricks as well as background information on the pitches in advance and gain a competitive advantage: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScI9R03W8vc44PhNdnnvr8CG5xeXTulaf-fn0j-Azl5HAzOPA/viewform?usp=sf_link Are you ready to rise to the challenge and master the art of the fund pitch? Come prepared to learn, compete, and win! Moderator:
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| 12:30 » 13:30 | Networking Lunch |
| 13:30 » 14:45 | AIJA Women Network Plenary Session - Help, I need somebody… in my Workplace: Breaking the Stigma about dealing with personal loss A tragic event in one’s personal life may all of the sudden interfere with the work life. In fact, many employees try to cope with personal losses, face stress, burnout, and anxiety, which can significantly impact their well-being and productivity. It is therefore essential for workplaces to foster a supportive environment where personal losses are acknowledged and taken into account in the daily work life. Join us as we discuss the challenges we face in the workplace when we are dealing with personal losses and how leaders can make positive changes to empower employees to seek help to conquer these difficult times. Moderator:
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| 15:00 » 16:00 | Commission meetings I
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| 16:00 » 17:00 | Commission meetings II
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| 17:00 » 18:00 | Commission meetings III
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| 19:30 » 23:00 | Home Hospitality Dinner |
| 23:00 » 03:00 | Home Hospitality Afterparty at Melusina Address: 145 Rue de la Tour Jacob, 1831 Grund Luxembourg |
Saturday 16 November 2024 | |
| 09:00 » 13:00 | Registration & open welcome desk at Novotel Luxembourg Kirchberg Address: Quartier Européen Nord, 6 Rue du Fort Niedergruenewald, 2226 Luxembourg |
| 10:00 » 11:00 | OC Seminar Crash Course |
| 11:00 » 11:30 | Networking Coffee Break |
| 11:30 » 13:00 | Executive Committee Meeting |
| 14:30 » 16:30 | Optional City Tours |
| 18:30 | Departure from Hotel to Gala Dinner |
| 19:00 » 03:00 | Gala Dinner & Afterparty at Malt Innovative Factory Address: 1 Rue de la Tour Jacob, 1831 Grund Luxembourg |
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