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Working Together 2 (WT2)

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Working Together 2 (WT2) aims to harness scaleable innovation in public service organisations. WT2 will promote co-creation between the digital technology companies who are delivering groundbreaking innovations and public policy makers, those driving public service reform agenda and civic leaders.

Working Together 2 (WT2) aims to harness scaleable innovation in public service organisations. Starting online and then transferring to the ICA equidistant from the UK's seat of administrative power in Whitehall and its creative hub in Soho, WT2 has been developed to generate connections and conversations.

The objective:
WT2 will promote co-creation between the digital technology companies who are delivering groundbreaking innovations and public policy makers, those driving public service reform agenda and civic leaders.

The structure:
Featuring a morning of speakers and panels followed by an afternoon of facilitated conversations, 'how to' sessions and demos, the aim is to get people thinking about how we can do more to exploit the innovations that are being generated by pioneers working in emerging technologies in order to accelerate improvements in our public services.

Who should attend:
WT2 is for those with an interest in public service reform, public policy innovation and how technology can be harnessed to support these goals.

List of speakers:
• Peter Kelner - Chairman, YouGov WT2 Event Chair
• George Osborne - Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer on what the social web means for the future of public services
• Anthony Lilley - Chief Executive, Magic Lantern on how private/public sector partnerships can and do work
• William Heath - Founder and Chairman, Kable Ltd. on e-government and technology - what works now and what doesn't
• Mark O'Neill - CIO, DCMS on current Government policy towards procurement innovation
• Jonathon Peachey-Partner, Digital Public on the World as it will be, not as it was
• Simon Morioka, Head of Business Transformation, Lambeth Council - A Local Government perspective
• Helen Goulden, Programme Manager, DCLG - Digital Challenge
• Richard Tyrie, CEO, Jobs Go Public - Talent and People
• Sam Sethi, Technology Commentator - London ŒStart-Up Scene
• Dan Sutch, Learning Researcher, Futurelab - Future scenarios in Education
• Ross Ferguson, Director, Hansard Society - Democratic Innovations
• Ewan McIntosh, Teacher & Social Media Specialist - Web 2.0

To book contact: Working2gether.net

Funding sponsors:
Creative London, Digital Public

Event Partners:
Prospect, Policy, Unplugged, NMK, DTI, PACT

Media Partners:
New Statesman, Silicon.com, e-government bulletin

Location

The ICA, Pall Mall, London, SW1