Industrial action, adverse weather, terrorist attacks and health pandemics each have the potential to quickly disrupt business and curtain economic activity. The London Tomorrow panel will discuss what both businesses and authorities can do better to prepare for disruption.

Qualified Accountant with 40 year’s commercial experience. Own Practice for over 30 years, providing complete accountancy and Taxation Services, including business advice and mentoring. Acted as FD and Non-Executive Director. Currently working closely with Clients and KPMG on a special assignment, with KPMG’s recommendation.

The session will explore why ESG matters now: large organisations are demanding stronger sustainability performance from their supply chains; the Procurement Act’s shift from MAT to MEAT rewards ESG‑focused SMEs; and Social Value Act requirements mean your carbon‑zero pathway directly influenc...

The Government needs to work hard to ensure London has a solid economic foundation to meet the twin challenges of Brexit and an expanding population, London's leading business group has said.

An overwhelming majority of London businesses think a number of innovative new policies could help tackle congestion according to new findings released today.

In this dynamic, interactive and fun session, we will cover: Preparation for events Getting comfortable when you arrive Techniques for getting the most out of each event Networking on your own terms and working to your strengths Breaking in and out of groups by reading their body langu...

This is our submission to LCCI's response to to Transport for London's consultation on the expansion of ULEZ and road user charging.

Karim Fatehi OBE is the Chief Executive Officer of the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), London's leading business advocacy organisation representing a business network of over 11,000 in the capital. In this role, he works closely with national and London government stakeholders, inclu...

Liam leads work experience and industry partnerships across the Harrow, Richmond and Uxbridge college group’s five campuses. He ensures HRUC’s curriculum is developed with industry leaders to embed workplace readiness into the classroom and prepare the future workforce. Liam also oversees initiati...

Candidates will, after attending this course, be aware of what commodity codes are and what they are used for. They will have a basic understanding of the process of how to classify goods and would have successfully classified a range of goods to gain experience in using the UK Global Tariff and whe...