New Direction (think tank)
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New Direction
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| President | Tomasz Poreba |
| Secretary-General | Ian Duncan |
| Headquarters | Rue du Trône 4, 1000 Brussels, Belgium |
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Conservatism Economic liberalism Euroscepticism |
| Political position | Free market, Centre-right to Right-wing |
| Colours | Blue, white and pink |
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Based in Brussels with satellite offices in London and Warsaw, New Direction – The Foundation for European Reform is the political foundation at European level, think tank and publisher of the Alliance of Conservatives and Reformists in Europe (ACRE). It was established in 2010, under the patronage of Baroness Thatcher.
New Direction is a free market think tank that promotes profound European reform through the strengthening of accountability, transparency and democracy.
Through authoritative publications, conferences and debates, New Direction is committed to serving as a valuable resource for parliamentarians, policy makers and the public.
New Direction is also a founding international partner of CapX, a digital service which commissions and aggregates the best news on popular capitalism from around the world.
The Executive Board and Senior Management team is made up Members of the European Parliament and policy experts.
The President of New Direction, Tomasz Poreba MEP, is a leading figure in the Law and Justice Party in Poland and Vice-Chairman of its delegations of MEPs in the European Parliament.
The Secretary-General, Dr Ian Duncan MEP, is the Conservative MEP for Scotland and a leading parliamentarian in energy, agriculture, and fisheries policy in the European Parliament.
Its three Vice-Presidents; Hans-Olaf Henkel MEP, former head at IBM, and former President of the Federation of German Industries (BDI) and the Leibniz Association; Professor Karol Karski MEP, former Deputy Foreign Minister of Poland; and Andrew Lewer, former leader of Derbyshire County Council and a current Vice-President of the Local Government Association.
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