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SUMMARY:In conversation with Sri Mulyani Indrawati
LOCATION:London School of Economics: In-person and online public event (Ol
 d Theatre\, Old Building)
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday 4 November 2026 6.30pm - 8pmSpeakersSri Mulyani Indr
 awatiProfessor Andrés VelascoChairProfessor Tony Travers\, CBEJoin us for
  this year's SPP Annual Lecture\, featuring Sri Mulyani Indrawati\, former
  Minister of Finance of Indonesia\, in conversation with Professor Andrés
  Velasco and Professor Lant Pritchett. Chaired by Professor Tony Travers C
 BE\, the discussion will draw on Sri Mulyani's extensive experience in pub
 lic policy and economic leadership.Sri Mulyani Indrawati is one of Indones
 ia's longest-serving Ministers of Finance and the first woman to hold the 
 position\, having served under three democratically elected presidents. Th
 roughout her tenure\, she played a key role in strengthening Indonesia's e
 conomic stability\, sustaining economic growth\, creating employment\, and
  reducing poverty and inequality.Meet our speaker and chairSri Mulyani Ind
 rawati is a former Minister of Finance of Indonesia and the first woman to
  hold the position\, having served under three democratically elected pres
 idents. Prior to and between her ministerial appointments\, she held senio
 r positions at international financial institutions\, including Managing D
 irector and Chief Operating Officer of the World Bank and Executive Direct
 or at the International Monetary Fund (IMF)\, where she represented 12 cou
 ntries in the East Asia and Pacific region. She currently serves as a memb
 er of the Board of the Gates Foundation and is a Blavatnik World Leaders F
 ellow (2025–26) at the University of Oxford.Lant Pritchett is a developm
 ent economist from Idaho. He worked for the World Bank from 1988 to 2007\,
  living in Indonesia 1998-2000 and India 2004-2007. He taught at the Harva
 rd Kennedy School in the MPA/ID Degree program(2000-2019). He was the Rese
 arch Director of the RISE Programme at Oxford’s Blavatnik School of Gove
 rnment (2018-2023). Having now thrice retired\, he is a Visiting Professor
  at the London School of Economics in the School of Public Policy and a co
 -founder and the Research Director of Labor Mobility Partnerships (LaMP).A
 ndrés Velasco is Professor of Public Policy at the London School of Econo
 mics and Political Science and served as the inaugural Dean of the School 
 of Public Policy from 2018 to 2026. Before joining LSE\, he was a member o
 f the G20 Eminent Persons Group and co-chaired the Global Panel on the Fut
 ure of the Multilateral Lending Institutions. He also served on the Global
  Oceans Commission. A former Chilean presidential candidate\, Prof. Velasc
 o was Chile’s Minister of Finance from 2006 to 2010. During his tenure\,
  he earned international recognition for his economic leadership\, particu
 larly for establishing Chile’s sovereign wealth fund and managing the co
 untry’s copper revenues prudently.Tony Travers is Professor in Practice 
 in the LSE Department of Government\, Interim Dean of the LSE School of Pu
 blic Policy and Director of LSE London. His key research interests include
  local and regional government\, elections and public service reform. Prof
 essor Travers' knowledge is frequently sought by policy makers and he has 
 advised a range of select committees and think tanks. He also provides exp
 ert analysis for broadcast and print media\, regularly appearing on major 
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 c Policy (@LSEPublicPolicy) equips you with the skills and ideas to transf
 orm people and societies. It is an international community where ideas and
  practice meet. Their approach creates professionals with the ability to a
 nalyse\, understand and resolve the challenges of contemporary governance.
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