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PRINCEPS Executive Club
The PRINCEPS Executive Club is a sought-after meeting space for risk intelligence professionals, business leaders, and policy experts. Given the tumultuous developments in Eastern Europe, the PRINCEPS Executive Club seeks to bring together regional decision-makers to contribute to regional prosperity and stability. Instead of a conference-like discussion, the Club offers opportunities for engaging debates wherein decision makers can openly exchange thoughts and opinions.
Our guests address topics as diverse as business, philosophy, politics, and professional development.
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Featured club
Competing Visions: CEE Between Liberal and Illiberal Democracy
This Club examines the region’s ongoing oscillation between liberal and illiberal visions of democracy – a debate that continues to shape Central Europe’s political trajectory. The keynote address was delivered by Zsolt Enyedi, Professor of Political Science at CEU.
The subsequent panel discussion featured Professor Ferenc Hörcher of the Ludovika University of Public Service and Ivan Mikloš, economist and former Finance Minister of Slovakia. The panel will be moderated by Filip J. Scherf, Co-Founder of PRII.
October 23, 2025
Vienna, Austria
Past gatherings
October 23, 2025
Vienna, Austria
Competing Visions: CEE Between Liberal and Illiberal Democracy
Hosted in cooperation with CEU, the discussion focused on illiberal democracy, culture wars, and political trajectories in Central Europe. Guest speakers included Zsolt Enyedi, Ivan Mikloš, and Ferenc Hörcher.
February 7, 2025
Berlin, Germany
The future of U.S.-German relations
The conversation explored Europe’s evolving relationship with the U.S. under President Trump, the upcoming German elections, and the rise of extremist parties. Joining us as keynote speakers were Damian Boeselager and Gordon Repinski.
April 25, 2024
Warsaw, Poland
Polish Presidency of the European Council
Guests from the private and public sectors in Poland and the Czech Republic met to discuss the upcoming Polish Presidency of the European Council and the resulting political and regulatory risks and opportunities for Polish politics and business.
