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SUMMARY: Beyond the ‘regulation versus innovation’ divide: the European Com
 mission’s approach to boosting start- and scale ups in the EU
DESCRIPTION: The Harvard European Law Association is pleased to host Dr. Am
 aryllis Verhoeven for a lunch talk on Monday\, February 9\, from 12:30 to 1
 :15 p.m. in WCC 2004\, moderated by Alex Pascal\, Executive Director of the
  Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School. Dr. Ama
 ryllis Verhoeven holds a Ph.D. in Law and Political […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <div>The Harvard European Law Association is 
 pleased to host Dr. Amaryllis Verhoeven for a lunch talk on Monday\, Februa
 ry 9\, from 12:30 to 1:15 p.m. in WCC 2004\, moderated by Alex Pascal\, Exe
 cutive Director of the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harva
 rd Law School. Dr. Amaryllis Verhoeven holds a Ph.D. in Law and Political P
 hilosophy from the University of Leuven (Belgium)\, and an LL.M. of Harvard
  Law School. She is a senior official at the European Commission in charge 
 of core competitiveness and single market policy. She is also a visiting le
 cturer at the Leuven Law School and is a regular speaker at high-level even
 ts. Before joining the Commission\, Dr. Verhoeven worked as a lawyer at Cle
 ary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton in Brussels and New York.</div><div></div><di
 v>Critics of the EU often argue that the EU only regulates\, whilst the US 
 innovates. There is indeed an innovation gap between the EU and the US\, du
 e to the fact that young entrepreneurs still struggle to expand in the EU’s
  complex and fragmented market. To counter this\, the European Commission h
 as launched an ambitious Start and Scale Up Strategy. The talk will focus o
 n how that Strategy is unfolding. It will focus in particular on what is be
 ing done to create an innovation-friendly regulatory landscape for start- a
 nd scale ups. How to make the promise of the Single Market really come true
 ? Is it a question of cutting regulation or being smarter about EU law?</di
 v><div></div><div><strong>Lunch will be provided.</strong></div><div></div>
 <div><b>Monday\, February 9 2026\, </b>12:30 to 1:15 PM.</div><div>Harvard 
 Law School\, Wasserstein Building\, <b>WCC 2004</b>.</div>
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ORGANIZER;CN="Daniel Gosch":MAILTO:dgosch@llm26.law.harvard.edu
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 nnovation-divide-the-european-commissions-approach-to-boosting-start-and-sc
 ale-ups-in-the-eu/
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