Blockchain in Government Summit Episode 3

Blockchain and UK Public Sector Reform: Lessons in Driving Efficiency and Innovation

Reforming Government with Transparency, Trust, and Technology

What is the role of blockchain in public sector reform? On 1 July, the London Blockchain Conference hosted its third Summit at the House of Lords, bringing together policymakers, innovators, and public sector leaders to discuss the transformative role of blockchain and emerging technologies in public service reform

Can a radical blockchain experiment from the U.S. help reshape the UK’s public sector? In a world-first, the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) led by Elon Musk is using blockchain to modernise federal operations, reduce fraud, and restore trust in public institutions. At the London Blockchain Summit, held at the House of Lords, leading policymakers and tech pioneers examined how the UK can take inspiration from these initiatives to lead its own public sector transformation.

Featured Panel

Moderator

Rt Hon. Alun Cairns,
Former Member of Parliament and Secretary of State

Panelists

Richard Baker,
Founder & CEO

Tokenovate

Jennifer Ewing,
Institutional Business Development

Blockchain.com

Nikhil Vadgama ,
Co-founder & Director

Exponential Science

Tim Daley,
Strategy and Transformation Director

Perago

Key Takeaways: Why This Matters Now

What the DOGE initiative reveals about blockchain’s role in efficient governance
Designing a UK Government Blockchain Action Plan: Identity, land registry, supply chains
Why the UK needs a ‘Blockchain and AI Champion’ to drive public sector reform
Creating powerful public-private partnerships to scale innovation
How to build trust, transparency, and resilience through blockchain-led services

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