Keynote Speakers

To be announced

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Anne Perrot (General Inspectorate of Finance) — Presidential Address on 3 June

Anne joined the Inspection Générale des Finances, a service of the Ministry of Economy and Finance, in September 2018. She is a member of the Council of Economic Analysis since 2015. She was a partner at MAPP, an economic consultancy from 2012 to 2018. She was previously the Vice President of the French Competition Authority (2004-2012). She belonged to several public think tanks on competition policy, such as the Economic Advisory Group on Competition Policy (before the European Commission) or the ''group of experts'' of the French energy regulator (CRE). She also was a member of several commissions appointed by the French government on subjects such as telecoms deregulation. Anne is a Professor of Economics at University of Paris I (Sorbonne) and ENSAE. She also taught at the Paris School of Economics and the Brussels School of Competition. She earned a Ph. D in Mathematics from the University Paris VI and a Ph. D in Economics from the University of Paris I.

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Alexander Teytelboym (University of Oxford) — Jean-Jacques Laffont Lecture on 4 June 

Duality in Market Design

Abstract: to be announced

Alex's keynote will be based on his ERC-funded research agenda on duality in market design. 

Alex is a Professor of Economics at the Department of Economics, University of Oxford, a Tutorial Fellow at St. Catherine’s College, a Senior Research Fellow at  the Institute for New Economic Thinking at the Oxford Martin School, and a Research Affiliate at CEPR (IO Programme). His research interests lie mainly in market design and the economics of networks. In 2023 he gave the Paul Kleindorfer Lecture at the Society for Economic Design and was an invited speaker at IJCAI. He is also co-founder of Refugees.AI, an organisation that is developing new technology for refugee resettlement (originally funded by Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship). This subsequent activity is connected to his academic research on refugee resettlement.

Learn more about alex and his work on his homepage.