Bayo Adelaja MBE is a sociologist, entrepreneur, and founder of Do it Now Now, a multi-million-pound social enterprise that supports underserved communities in building successful businesses. Her work has earned recognition from institutions like Durham, Harvard, and Oxford Business Schools, and her...

Hosted in the LCCI Members Lounge, this reception offers a welcoming setting to build meaningful relationships, exchange ideas and explore new opportunities, celebrating community, enterprise and shared ambition within the BBA network and beyond. Whether you are looking to expand your network or str...

On Tuesday 12 March 2019, the House of Commons again voted to reject the Government’s negotiated European Union (EU) Withdrawal Agreement, this time by 391 to 242 votes, a majority of 149.

An experienced wealth manager and private banker, Ben started his career in 1998 as a graduate trainee at Coutts, after graduating from the University of Edinburgh. As a client manager for many years, Ben advised clients with bespoke investment, lending and financial planning solutions, as part of a...

The day includes: Private hospitality suite and terrace with superb views of the cricket Complimentary tea and coffee on arrival 3 drinks vouchers per person (Beer/Wine/Soft Drinks) Light lunch of Fish & Chips Private cash bar in suite LCCI staff in attendance to help facilitate an...

Our Mission The City of London Association is committed to understanding the key issues impacting businesses in the Square Mile and campaigning for action. The City of London Association champions all voices in the City and provides a forum for businesses to work towards a shared ambition to ma...

Presented by: Anne Peire, Founder, BridgeBloom This webinar will explore: Why software choices become harder—not easier—as your business scales The pitfalls SMEs most often stumble into when selecting tools Why the consequences of a poor decision often don’t surface unti...

A majority of businesses say that building new homes on poor quality, disused or derelict green belt land (67%) would be effective in helping to address London’s housing needs according to a major new research published today.