“To lead the artificial intelligence revolution, London must first win over the sceptics” – City AM
Accounting & Business Interview
Delighted to have been able to speak at length with and get this back – “London Calling“!
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A Trinity Of Trinities
As the third Irish Lord Mayor in a row, and the third Irish Lord Mayor with a strong Trinity connection – studied Mathematics, Engineering & Computer Science for a year there in the early 1980s – it was a delight to host the alumni at Mansion House for a wonderful discussion with Provost Linda Doyle, chaired by the first Irish Lord Mayor, Vincent Keaveny.
Unleashing ETDA
Law Tech seminar, Mishcon de Reya, 70 Kingsway, London, Thursday, 1 February 2024
Remarks by The Rt Hon The Lord Mayor of London, Alderman Professor Michael Mainelli
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Piping Across Borders
A wonderful evening of amity at Mansion House as we celebrated a Burns supper (just four days late) with Scotland’s First Minister, Humza Yousaf. For me, it was a chance to get the pipes out! For him, a chance to sign The Scottish Government & The City Of London Partnership Agreement, oh and get away before I played some more.
For She’s A Jolly Good Fellow
I was delighted with the appointment of the very first Lord Mayor’s Fellow by City University.
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Who Says A Doctorate Is Hard Work?
I was delighted to receive two honours today. The first is to have been appointed as Rector (Vice-Chancellor) of City University today.
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Article: Anglo-Irish Friendship
Coffee Colloquy: SDG6 – Clean Water & Sanitation
| Clean Water and Sanitation Ensuring availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all |
Armed To The Sessions
The Old Bailey originated as the sessions house of the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs of the City of London and of Middlesex. There are two sheriffs and I had the honour, with Chris Hayward of being the first two-term sheriffs since 1228 AD. As Lord Mayor, I returned to open the first of two sessions during my term. The next will happen in October.
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