There is now just under two weeks to go until the third Isle of Man Government Conference.
Set to take place on September 17 and 18 from 8am – 5pm, at the Comis Hotel, the event offers a platform for businesses, the public and government officials to connect.
Key sessions of this year’s event include:
- Roundtable workshops on both enhancing the Island’s business and economic proposition led by IoD Isle of Man representatives, Steve Billinghurst (Chair) and Richard Slee (Marketing) and the role of Government services and enhancing service delivery led by Andy Ralphs, Chief Executive Isle of Man Government
- Breakfast presentations and panel Q&As with both the Chief Minister and Treasury Minister
- An update on the Island’s economy and economic development initiatives by the Enterprise Minister
- Presentations and panel sessions covering updates around the Island’s air and sea connectivity ambitions, including updates from Isle of Man Airport and Isle of Man Steam Packet Company, with the chance for attendees to ask questions
- Presentations and panel sessions covering the safety and security of the Island, including strategy updates on preventing organised crime exploiting free movement at entry points, updates on the Islands’ immigration services and enforcement as well as discussions around the recently published Inward Migration Incentives and Disincentives report, with the chance for attendees to ask questions
The Conference will also feature sessions on the Local Economy Strategy, Government’s AI proposition for the Island, UNESCO Biosphere and a presentation from Orsted.
The full detailed agenda can be viewed here, with attendees able to register for specific sessions or the full day.
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