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

September
- Thursday 3 September16:00Dial in
  Mark Thompson, former President and CEO of The New York Times
  Safeguarding quality journalism, political debate in run up to the US presidential election, and the future of the BBC
- Friday 4 September14:00Dial in
  Cass Sunstein, Professor at Harvard Law School
  Too much information: understanding what you don’t want to know
- Monday 7 September11:00Dial in
  Rt Hon Lord Mark Malloch-Brown KCMG
  What’s next for the Sustainable Development Goals
- Tuesday 15 September12:30Lunch (Covid permitting)
  Ian Goldin, Professor of Globalisation and Development, Oxford University
  Terra Incognita: Decision making in a time of turmoil
- Thursday 17 September11:00Dial in
  Tina Fordham, Partner & Head of Global Political Strategy at Avonhurst
  Global Political Risks in the New Era
- Monday 21 SeptemberDial in
  Deepak Chopra, MD
  Total Meditation: Practices in Living the Awakened Life
- Thursday 24 SeptemberDial in
  Matt Stoller, author and Director of Research at the American Economic Liberties Project
  Monopoly power and democracy
- Monday 28 September12:30Lunch (Covid permitting)
  Peter Maurer, President of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
  COVID-19 and conflict: How the crisis is shaping the future of humanitarian action
October
- Wednesday 7 October09:00Dial in
  Dominic Barton, Canada's Ambassador to the People's Republic of China and former Global Managing Partner at McKinsey & Company
  Post COVID China
- Wednesday 14 October10:00Dial in
  Kim Ghattas, journalist, author and analyst
  Forty years of Saudi Iran rivalry and the unravelling of culture, religion and collective memory in the Middle East
- Wednesday 28 OctoberDial in
  Steven Levy, Editor at Large at WIRED magazine
  Facebook: The Inside Story
December
- Tuesday 1 December12:30Lunch
  Richard Edelman

September

Mark Thompson, former President and CEO of The New York Times

Safeguarding quality journalism, political debate in run up to the US presidential election, and the future of the BBC

Cass Sunstein, Professor at Harvard Law School

Too much information: understanding what you don’t want to know

Rt Hon Lord Mark Malloch-Brown KCMG

What’s next for the Sustainable Development Goals

Ian Goldin, Professor of Globalisation and Development, Oxford University

Terra Incognita: Decision making in a time of turmoil

Tina Fordham, Partner & Head of Global Political Strategy at Avonhurst

Global Political Risks in the New Era

Deepak Chopra, MD

Total Meditation: Practices in Living the Awakened Life

Matt Stoller, author and Director of Research at the American Economic Liberties Project

Monopoly power and democracy

Peter Maurer, President of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)

COVID-19 and conflict: How the crisis is shaping the future of humanitarian action

October

Dominic Barton, Canada's Ambassador to the People's Republic of China and former Global Managing Partner at McKinsey & Company

Post COVID China

Kim Ghattas, journalist, author and analyst

Forty years of Saudi Iran rivalry and the unravelling of culture, religion and collective memory in the Middle East

Steven Levy, Editor at Large at WIRED magazine

Facebook: The Inside Story

December

Richard Edelman