Brexit Perspective from both side of the Channel
and the current political situation in both France and the U.K.
and the current political situation in both France and the U.K.
Guest Speakers:
Alexandre Holroyd
Member of the French Parliament
Representing French citizens in the north of Europe
A member of Emmanuel Macron's En Marche movement, Alexandre Holroyd was elected as a député in the National Assembly on the 18th June 2017 representing French citizens living in Northern Europe (UK, Ireland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Latvia, Finland, Lithuania, Estonia and Iceland).
A Franco-British citizen, Alexandre grew up in London where he attended the French Lycée Charles de Gaulle before studying at King's College, LSE and Sciences Po. A fervent supporter of the European project and an EU-policy expert, he joined a global business advisory firm working first in Brussels and then in London. Prior to his election, he co-founded En Marche! UK, the British branch of Emmanuel Macron's movement.
In the Assembly, he sits on the Finance Commission for which he is the special rapporteur on a mission focusing on the public finances of the INSEE and the Banque de France. As a member of the European Affairs Commission, he was in charge of co-writing a special report on the Eurozone governance.
Deeply committed to the Franco-British relationship, he is the President of the Franco-British parliamentary friendship group and a member of the Franco-British Young Leaders. He was the rapporteur in charge of the Brexit bill at the French national Assembly, which allowed the government to take the necessary measures in case of a no-deal Brexit.
A Franco-British citizen, Alexandre grew up in London where he attended the French Lycée Charles de Gaulle before studying at King's College, LSE and Sciences Po. A fervent supporter of the European project and an EU-policy expert, he joined a global business advisory firm working first in Brussels and then in London. Prior to his election, he co-founded En Marche! UK, the British branch of Emmanuel Macron's movement.
In the Assembly, he sits on the Finance Commission for which he is the special rapporteur on a mission focusing on the public finances of the INSEE and the Banque de France. As a member of the European Affairs Commission, he was in charge of co-writing a special report on the Eurozone governance.
Deeply committed to the Franco-British relationship, he is the President of the Franco-British parliamentary friendship group and a member of the Franco-British Young Leaders. He was the rapporteur in charge of the Brexit bill at the French national Assembly, which allowed the government to take the necessary measures in case of a no-deal Brexit.
The Rt Hon Dominic Grieve MP QC
MP for Beaconsfield, former Attorney General and specialist in issues relating to civil liberties and international affairs. Dominic Grieve is the President and Chairman of the Franco-British Society.