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The iconic Langelinie Pavillonen stands in the middle of central Copenhagen's backyard, next to the Citadel (military barracks since 1626), overlooking the sea, and just some steps away from Denmark’s darling, the Little Mermaid. Built in 1956 by architect couple Eva and Niels Koppel, two of the most prominent post-war Danish architects, the current house is packed with furniture and decorations from the golden age of Danish design. Some of Denmark’s most talented architects and designers such as Poul Henningsen, Børge Mogensen and Verner Panton have worked with the building down to the smallest detail of interior decorating.

Dress-code: Smart casual
Bus transfers will be provided from Scandic Copenhagen. The transfer schedule will be listed in the Joining Information.

Anette Rasmussen, ECTA President, AWA Denmark A/S, DK
Frank Jørgensen, Member of the Local Organising Committee, ADVORA Law
Mladen Vukmir, ECTA First-Vice President, Vukmir & Associates, HR
Sune Stampe Sørensen, Director General, Danish Patent and Trademark Office, DK

Moderator: Carina Gommers, Wiggin LLP, BE

Andrea Di Carlo, EUIPO, ES
Kamil Kiljanski, European Commission DG GROW, BE
Gregoire Bisson, WIPO, CH

Moderator: Delia Belciu, DB Law Office, RO

Federico Milani, European Commission DG CONNECT, BE
Bastiaan Bruyndonckx, LYDIAN, BE
Radim Polčák, Masaryk University, CZ
Nathan Wajsman, EUIPO, ES

Moderator: Jordi Güell, GUELL IP, ES

Louise Unmack, Pandora A/S, DK
Niccolo Ferretti, Nunziante Magrone, IT
Ben Natter, Haug Partners LLP, US

Moderator: Luca Barbero, Studio Barbero, IT

Katherine Basile, ReedSmith LLP, US
Giuseppe Bertoli, EUIPO, ES
Justice Srđan Šimac, High Commercial Court of Croatia, HR

The Royal Danish Theatre has been located at Kongens Nytorv in Copenhagen since 1748, originally designated as the king's theatre but with public access. This was the theatre to which the 14-year-old fairy-tale storyteller Hans Christian Andersen devoted his early ambition and which became the social and artistic focal point of the many brilliant artists of Denmark's Golden Age.

After the abolition of absolute monarchy in 1849, the Royal Danish Theatre's status as 'the city's theatre' fell into decline. The dilapidated building at Kongens Nytorv also found it hard to compete with the splendour of the new popular stage that were rapidly emerging across town. The solution was to construct a brand new theatre building: the inauguration of what we today call the Old Stage took place on 15 October 1874.

The Royal Danish Theatre has over the past decade undergone the most extensive transformation ever in its over 250-year history. The Opera House in Copenhagen was inaugurated in January 2005, (designed by architect Henning Larsen), the Royal Danish Playhouse was completed in 2008. Located by Nyhavn Canal across from the Opera House, the Playhouse is designed by architects Boje Lundgaard and Lene Tranberg. Today, the Royal Danish Theatre comprises the Old Stage, the Opera House and the Royal Danish Playhouse.

Dress-code: Smart casual
Bus transfers will be provided from Scandic Copenhagen. The transfer schedule will be listed in the Joining Information.

Moderator: Max Oker-Blom, Hanken School of Economics, FI

Manuel Minguez, Elzaburu, ES
Kristiane Vandborg, H. Lundbeck A/S, DK

Moderator: Andreas Thielmann COHAUSZ & FLORACK, DE

Alexis Fierens DLA Piper UK LLP, BE

Nikola Balic University of Split, HR

Carla Van Steenbergen Materialise, BE

Moderator: Giles Corbally, Bomhard IP SL, ES

Caroline Casalonga, Casalonga, FR
Sarka Petivlasova, Hogan Lovells (Alicante) SL & Cia, ES
Andrea Marx, Harmsen Utescher, DE

Moderator: Tania Clark, Withers & Rogers LLP, UK

Max Damgaard, Erhvervshus Hovedstade, DK
Frits Kattrup, Bergs Potter, DK
Zander Lauritzen Hansen, Scandic Bar - Mixology International, DK
Paul Kretschmar, Vossius & Partner, DE

Moderator: Paola Ruggiero, Bird & Bird, IT

Branka Tome, European Commission DG AGRI, BE
Olivier Vrins, Altius, BE
Katerina Logvinova, Elephant Gin, IT
Andrea Zappalaglio, University of Sheffield, UK
Nick Curtin,Restaurant Alouette, DK

Moderator: Elena Miller, Bojinov & Bojinov, BG

Dominik Hanf, EUIPO, ES
Sven Stürmann, EUIPO, ES
Klaudia Błach-Morysińska, Zaborski, Morysinski Law Office, PL
Justice Vesna Tomljenović, General Court of the EU, LU

The Circus Building on Axeltorv in the heart of Copenhagen is the oldest of its kind in Europe - it was inaugurated with an enormous public celebration in 1886. Today Wallmans popular dinner party is the Circus Building’s resident entertainment; the cast of the show comprises creative and professional dancers, singers and circus stars from many different corners of the world. On Friday evening a very unique programme is waiting for you with the 'Wallmans Carnival'.

Dress-code: Cocktail dress / Cocktail attire.
The venue is within walking distance, no bus transfer will be provided. Meeting point is at Scandic Copenhagen, exact schedule will be provided in the Joining Information.

Please note that guests will be seated by the Wallmans staff, so if you wish to sit with friends or colleagues, please make sure to arrive at the venue together.
Due to adult content, not recommended for under 16 years old.