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21 April 2027 @ 0:00 – 23 April 2027 @ 23:59 CEST


At a time when intelligence is increasingly associated with technology, RISEinEurope 2027 invites researchers, practitioners, scholar-practitioners, and students to refocus on the whole person. Guided by the theme, Developing the Whole Person: Mental, Emotional, Social, and Spiritual Growth in the Age of Intelligence, the conference explores the future of human development and flourishing in the twenty-first century.
Hosted in a hybrid format at INSEEC Grande École in Paris, France, RISEinEurope 2027 welcomes interdisciplinary and globally engaged scholarship that moves beyond narrow definitions of intelligence and performance to consider the fuller dimensions of what it means to be human. Topics may include learning and wisdom, creativity and imagination, emotional well-being, leadership and organizational culture, belonging and community, ethics and spirituality, human dignity, and human-centered leadership and organizational design.
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Full Event Registration (In-Person) | EUR 350
Full Event Registration (Online) | EUR 350
Both registration tickets include conference participation.
RISEinEurope 2027 Conference Dinner | EUR 95
Separate registration is required due to limited seating.
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