This year the TIC Summit will take place on 13 May 2025 at Le Plaza Hotel in Brussels.
What is the TIC Summit?
The TIC Summit is the flagship annual event of TIC Council, held in Brussels. It brings together industry leaders, policymakers, and global organizations for high-level discussions on today’s most pressing challenges. From regulatory landscapes to industrial transformations, the Summit offers a platform for forward-thinking dialogue on global trends shaping the future of compliance, sustainability, and innovation.
Who should attend?
TIC Council Members: to network with peers and policymakers, gain insights into global regulatory trends, and explore broader societal and political issues. Industry Leaders: to access expert panels, engage in high-level discussions, and connect with TIC Council members. Policymakers: to directly engage with industry experts and contribute to shaping effective regulations.
Why attend?
Expert Insights:Gain valuable perspectives from global thought leaders on regulatory, industrial, and societal trends. High-Level Networking: Connect with policymakers, industry pioneers, and decision-makers shaping the future. Influence & Engage: Participate in expert-led discussions and contribute to shaping industry standards and regulations.
TIC Summit 2025 “Post-Globalisation: New Rules of the Game”
Rising protectionism, regulatory pressures, and deglobalisation are reshaping global trade. Europe, in particular, faces challenges due to high regulatory burdens and limited fiscal flexibility, while the U.S. and China pursue different strategies to maintain industrial strength.
This year’s summit will explore how economies can balance innovation with regulation in this evolving landscape. We will bring together regulators and key industry players to discuss:
- How global economies are adapting to shifting trade dynamics
- How to foster innovation while ensuring regulatory compliance
- Policies to enhance industrial competitiveness and promote sustainable growth
- Strategies to create a level playing field for international trade
