13.00-17.00 Board meeting in the hotel
13.00- IBG meeting (time & programme to be confirmed)
18.00-18.45 Speed networking at Hotel New York (walking distance from the hotel)
18.45-19.30 Welcome drink at Hotel New York
20.00 Dinner at Hotel New York https://hotelnewyork.com ( dress code: casual)
7.30-8.30 Jogging
9.00 departure of the Practice Groups
16.30-17.30 Chairs ‘debriefing
18.00-19.00 German desk
19.30 Departure to the SS Rotterdam https://ssrotterdam.com
(dress code: casual)
23.00 Return
8.00-9.00 Sports’ Law Breakfast & Petit Déjeuner Francophone
9.30-12.00 Plenary session on SS Amalia (Spido Boat) be on time, you will not be able to join later
12.00-13.00 Lunch on the Boat https://www.spido.nl/de-vloot/prinses-amalia
13.30-15.30 IBG meeting at the hotel
13.30-15.30 General Assembly EJ International at the Hotel
16.00 Departure by bus for the football team
16.30-17.30 Visit Splashtour 20€ p.p. Make sure you book the tour asap, only 40 seats available (first come, first served) – départure from Hotel New York.
19.30 Departure to the Depot for dinner & party https://www.boijmans.nl/depot
(dress code: business attire) – Return by bus
Nicola Jones is on a mission to deploy learning & development to drive innovation within the legal industry. Founder of multiple award-winning consultancy Athena Professional, she designs and facilitates high impact programmes which help people to recognise their individual and collective potential. Her aim is to help people become “the authors of their own change”.
A former barrister, Nicola is a business psychologist, a Fellow of the Learning & Performance Institute, and an experienced executive coach. She is an accomplished and experienced speaker and facilitator. Nicola works with cutting-edge legal communities Crafty Counsel, a community of 4000+ in-house lawyers, and #SheBreaksTheLaw, a network for women in legal innovation. She co-chaired Birmingham Law Society’s Legal Tech Committee for two years. Nicola lives near Stratford Upon Avon in the UK, has two grown-up children, and loves walking in the countryside whenever she can.
nhow Rotterdam is a 4-star design hotel created by architect Rem Koolhaas (OMA), located in the iconic De Rotterdam building on the Wilhelminapier. Its 274 rooms offer breathtaking views of the skyline and Erasmus Bridge. Blending urban art, music, and minimalist design, the hotel features the vibrant Gastrobar ELVY, a scenic terrace, and 11 flexible event spaces – including the Loft for up to 400 guests – making it a creative, lively, and inspiring destination in the heart of Rotterdam.
Tallinn can be reached directly from different cities like:
Amsterdam, Barcelona, Berlin, Brussels, Copenhagen, Frankfurt, Helsinki, London, Malaga, Milan, Munich, Oslo, Paris, Rome, Salzburg, Stokholm, Venice, Vienna, Warsaw, Zurich.
Have a look at the Tallinn Airport website:
https://airport.ee/en/destinations/?_destination_flight_types=international
You can fly from most other cities to Riga and from there several flights per day go to Tallinn.
The easiest way to check the right connection is: https://www.skyscanner.net
You could also fly to Helsinki and take the boat.
https://www.tallink.com/travelling/one-way/helsinki-tallinn-ferry
Do not hesitate to check and book your flight asap to get the best prices.
The airport is a few minutes’ drive from the city center, the taxi will only cost you a few Euros.
Müürivahe Tänav 27b, Tallinn
