Engagement

Join CAPRI’s founder and chair, Syaru Shirley Lin, for a discussion on Taiwan’s resilience at the Paris Summer Summit 2026, hosted by Asia Society France.
At the 2026 Global Innovation Reimagined Conference on AI Resilience, CAPRI and its partners brought together multidisciplinary experts to discuss key opportunities, challenges, and policy considerations associated with the AI boom.
CAPRI and CAPRI USA co-hosted a trilateral conference in Copenhagen with Copenhagen Business School and the University of Virginia, bringing together researchers, entrepreneurs, and policy leaders from Asia, Europe, and North America. The panelists explored new models of entrepreneurship and innovation tailored to local and regional contexts.
Europe’s first Tech Ambassador reflects on how democracies can lead global innovation amid geopolitical fragmentation, digital inequality, and rising tech platform power.
What does a just energy transition look like in a fractured world? Panelists explored the trade-offs between climate goals, energy security, and geopolitical realities.
Policymakers should build sustainable ecosystems, especially for small businesses, rather than replicating Silicon Valley unicorns, suggested the speakers.
This panel explored the evolving meaning of entrepreneurship in democratic societies, urging a shift toward democratic accountability and equitable access to opportunity.
This panel explored how democracies can regulate AI while preserving trust, accountability, and equity, stressing the need for democratic legitimacy in AI governance.
This session made the case for rethinking entrepreneurship to support local entrepreneurs’ access to capital and networks and building inclusive ecosystems.

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