Terri Bloore leads the Corporate & Financial Services Practice. Terri has worked with a range of non-profits, government agencies, MNO’s and think-tanks clients to implement corporate communications strategies. Her clients include IDA Ireland, Changing Markets Foundation, Digital Container Shippi...

New Mayor urged to deliver for all Londoners LCCI Chief Executive Colin Stanbridge congratulates Sadiq Khan after his mayoral victory but pledged to keep to his promise to "work tirelessly" for the best interests of London businesses.  

The London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) is urging the capital’s businesses to access money to employ apprentices.

Who's who in the Parliament Square The Cisco Productivity Index has found that the UK could add £140 billion in GDPR, growing its economy by 7.5 per cent, if all UK boroughs achieved their benchmark productivity levels.  

With just two weeks to go until the new Mayor of London is elected, the London Chamber of Commerce is renewing its calls for the candidates to listen to what really matters to London businesses.

Chinese New Year – Culture and Business Over 300 guests were in attendance at the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office’s annual event at the historic venue in Whitehall. After a musical introduction the traditional lion dance was performed, the good luck symbol being a hopeful portent for the year to come.

LCCI is fully backing Gatwick Airport’s proposal to expand the use of its Northern Runway. Gatwick is an essential asset to London and the UK’s national transport and logistics infrastructure, playing an integral role in maintaining London’s status as a global city for business, trade and tourism.

Recognising Entrepreneurial and Creative Spirit LCCI and Boisdales proudly supports the strong entrepreneurial and creative spirit produced from the Black British community. This special evening recognised and honoured individuals whose determination and commitment to succeed, continue to inspire us...

The main barriers to businesses in London employing apprentices are because they don't have resources, know the legal requirements or are able to find those with the right skills, a new survey has found.