This online ADR UK Partnership Meeting aims to mark our new investment, celebrate our work so far, and foster cross-team planning and working. We hope participating in the day will encourage dialogue around good practice, share knowledge and facilitate networking in order to celebrate and learn together.
Collaboration and innovation: Delivering the next phase of ADR UK together
As ADR UK enters a new phase of investment and ambition, collaboration across our partnership will be more important than ever. This meeting brings together colleagues from across the UK to share ideas, highlight innovation, and explore how we can work together to maximise the impact of administrative data research. By connecting expertise across nations, organisations and disciplines, we can strengthen our collective mission to deliver research that improves lives.
Where is it happening?
This virtual meeting will be held on Microsoft Teams. You will receive a main meeting invite, and individual workshop/lightning talk invitations.
Main Teams meeting link: The main meeting link will be used for the opening sessions and keynote, and then presentation of the ADR UK Recognition Awards in the afternoon. You will receive this link directly and it will be added to this page ahead of the day.
Workshops and lightning talks meeting links: You will receive separate invitations to your selected sessions to join throughout the day. This ensures breakout rooms and other functionality can be used in each session.
Who can attend?
This is an internal meeting; colleagues from all teams within ADR UK are welcome. These include programme management, research and impact management, communication and engagement, researchers, analysts, administrative staff, project managers, operational delivery professionals, data acquisition, access and curation teams, and everyone in between.
Keynote speaker: Hannah White OBE, Director and CEO of the Institute for Government
Hannah has been CEO of the Institute for Government since October 2022, leading its work to improve government effectiveness. She previously served as secretary to the Committee on Standards in Public Life in the Cabinet Office and held senior roles in the House of Commons, advising on parliamentary procedure and overseeing committees.
She holds a PhD in Human Geography and was Deputy Director of the Institute for six years prior to becoming CEO.
Hannah is a regular media commentator on politics, writes for major publications, and hosts the Institute’s Inside Briefing podcast. She is a non-executive director of the Law Commission and sits on the Centre for Science and Policy’s Advisory Council at the University of Cambridge. She was awarded an OBE in 2020 and published Held in Contempt in 2022.
