Upcoming Events

Pi brings to its members an exceptional and uniquely broad programme of breakfast, lunch and dinner events through the year.
Not only do we host the world’s most authoritative and exciting speakers, but we do so in an intimate setting that enables real interaction between members and invited guests.

Pi speakers span the range from established global leaders — past Presidents of the United States and general Secretaries of the United Nations — to top cultural, economic and scientific figures.
We identify trends as they emerge and always ensure that our members are informed on the most pressing issues of the day.

2020

Past events

December
- Tuesday 8 December09:00Dial in
  Dr. Nicholas Hawker
  Co-founder, CEO and CTO of First Light Fusion
  Why fusion will save the world sooner than we think
- Wednesday 9 December17:00Dial in
  Jim Mellon
  Entrepreneur, investor, philanthropist
  The future of food is being developed in labs across the world – it will be cleaner, safer, more ethical and, importantly, will soon be cheaper. Once price parity with conventional meats is reached, there will be no turning back - this is Moo’s Law
- Monday 14 December16:00Dial in
  Sandrine Dixson-Declève
  Co-president of The Club of Rome
  The European Green Deal and the state of climate action in Europe
- Thursday 17 DecemberDial in
  Janine Jansen
  World renowned violinist
  A very special moment listening to Janine play on some of the world's most treasured Stradivarius violins.

2021

January
- Tuesday 5 January14:00Dial in
  Gerry Butts
  Vice Chair and Senior Advisor at Eurasia Group
  Eurasia's Top Risks 2021
- Tuesday 12 January11:00Dial in
  John Bercow
  Ex Speaker of the House of Commons
  Speaker's Corner: stand out stories from 22 years in Parliament and the need for change.
- Thursday 14 January17:00Dial in
  Mark Post
  Chief Scientific Officer, Mosa Meat
  The cultured meat revolution: food security, animal welfare and, most importantly, environmental impact.
- Tuesday 19 January17:00Dial in
  James Thornton
  CEO of ClientEarth
  Using advocacy, litigation and research to address the greatest challenge of our time - protecting life on earth.
- Thursday 21 January09:00Dial in
  Heidi Larson
  Professor of Anthropology, Risk and Decision Science; Director, The Vaccine Confidence Project
  How vaccine rumours start - and why they don't go away.
- Tuesday 26 January11:00Dial in
  Clarissa Ward
  CNN's Chief International Correspondent
  US foreign policy
- Thursday 28 January09:00Dial in
  Stephanie Flanders
  Senior Executive Editor for Economics at Bloomberg News and Head of Bloomberg Economics
  Post Covid economic outlook
February
- Wednesday 3 February12:00Dial in
  Kwame Kwei-Armah
  Artistic Director of the Young Vic Theatre
  Many in the black community are wondering if the attention given to the issue of diversity is just “a moment” rather than the birth of a movement - Kwame believes it can be both
- Tuesday 9 February17:00Dial in
  Prof Vali Nasr
  Professor of International Affairs and Middle East Studies, Johns Hopkins University
  US Foreign Policy in the Middle East
March
- Tuesday 2 March11:00Dial in
  Dame Vivian Hunt
  Senior Partner at McKinsey & Company
  How businesses can serve everyone, not just the shareholders.

December

Dr. Nicholas Hawker

Co-founder, CEO and CTO of First Light Fusion

Why fusion will save the world sooner than we think

Jim Mellon

Entrepreneur, investor, philanthropist

The future of food is being developed in labs across the world – it will be cleaner, safer, more ethical and, importantly, will soon be cheaper. Once price parity with conventional meats is reached, there will be no turning back - this is Moo’s Law

Sandrine Dixson-Declève

Co-president of The Club of Rome

The European Green Deal and the state of climate action in Europe

Janine Jansen

World renowned violinist

A very special moment listening to Janine play on some of the world's most treasured Stradivarius violins.

January

Gerry Butts

Vice Chair and Senior Advisor at Eurasia Group

Eurasia's Top Risks 2021

John Bercow

Ex Speaker of the House of Commons

Speaker's Corner: stand out stories from 22 years in Parliament and the need for change.

Mark Post

Chief Scientific Officer, Mosa Meat

The cultured meat revolution: food security, animal welfare and, most importantly, environmental impact.

James Thornton

CEO of ClientEarth

Using advocacy, litigation and research to address the greatest challenge of our time - protecting life on earth.

Heidi Larson

Professor of Anthropology, Risk and Decision Science; Director, The Vaccine Confidence Project

How vaccine rumours start - and why they don't go away.

Clarissa Ward

CNN's Chief International Correspondent

US foreign policy

Stephanie Flanders

Senior Executive Editor for Economics at Bloomberg News and Head of Bloomberg Economics

Post Covid economic outlook

February

Kwame Kwei-Armah

Artistic Director of the Young Vic Theatre

Many in the black community are wondering if the attention given to the issue of diversity is just “a moment” rather than the birth of a movement - Kwame believes it can be both

Prof Vali Nasr

Professor of International Affairs and Middle East Studies, Johns Hopkins University

US Foreign Policy in the Middle East

March

Dame Vivian Hunt

Senior Partner at McKinsey & Company

How businesses can serve everyone, not just the shareholders.