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09.00-09.30 Registration Gianpaolo Crenca, President of the National Council of Actuaries in Italy 15.15-16.30 Plenary session “The liberal 09.30-10.00 Welcome and introduction Jorg Peschner – Economist, EU Commission professions in Europe: possible development Enzo Bianco – President of the Italian DG EMPL in a changing world of work” Delegation at CoR Benifei Brando – MEP S&D Group Key note speaker: Stefano Sacchi – President Lara Comi – MEP Vice President of PPE Tiziana Stallone – President of ENPAB of INAPP (National Institute for the Analysis Group (to be confirmed) (Pension Fund of Biologists) of Public Policies) Hartmut Kilger – ABV President Alberto Oliveti – AdEPP President Commentator: Brigitte Ende – ABV Vice- Chair: President Christoph Schiltz – Journalist, Welt (to be 10.00-11.00 Plenary Session “The liberal confirmed) professions in Europe: numbers and In conversation with: conditions” 12.45-14.00 Lunch buffet Michael Detjen - MEP S&D Group (to be Key note speaker Birgit Kurz - Institute for confirmed) liberal professions at the Friedrich-Alexander- Massimiliano Salini – MEP EPP Group University Erlangen-Nürnberg (IFB) 14.00-15.15 Session 2 “Digitization and Patrizia Toia – MEP S&D Group professional services” Fabio Massimo Castaldo – MEP EFDD Group Chair: Lorenzo Robustelli – Eunews Chair: Ralf Sina– Journalist, WDR (to be confirmed) In conversation with: Günther Oettinger – Commissioner (invited) Nicola Danti – MEP S&D Group Contributors: Cabinet of Commissioner Thyssen (invited) Evelyn Regner – MEP S&D Group Paolo Falco – Labour Market Economist, DG Luca Visentini – Secretary general of ETUC Giuseppe Santoro – President of Inarcassa ELS/Skills and Employability, OECD Hartmut Kilger – ABV President (Pension Fund of Engineers and Architects) Ana Carla Pereira – Head of Unit, EU Alberto Oliveti – AdEPP President Stephanie Bauer – German Federal Commission DG EMPL Association of Liberal Professions Joachim Jobi - Head of Digital & Public 16.30 Closing remarks Affairs, Digital Economy Federation Claudio Rorato - Observatory on Professionals Antonio Tajani – President of the European 11.00 – 11.30 Coffee break and Digital Innovation, Politecnico Milan Parliament Hartmut Kilger – ABV President 17.00 End of the Conference 11.30-12.45 Session 1 “Demography and Commentator: Marina Macelloni – President professions” of INPGI (Pension Fund of Journalists) Chair: Massimiliano Mascherini - Research Simultaneous translation from/into EN, IT, Manager at Eurofund Commentators summarize the main inputs of DE Session 1 and 2 Contributors: Kerstin Windhövel – Kalaidos University of Applied Sciences Zurich European Conference Disruptive effects of demography and digitization on social security of Liberal Professions To register and obtain the authorization, please contact the Conference Secretariat: ABV Tel +32 2 3181604 Email: [email protected] AdEPP Tel. +39 06 36089720 Email: [email protected] Committee of the Regions Bâtiment Jacques Delors, Room JDE 51 Rue Belliard,101 June 6, 2018 9.00 -17.00 .

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