ComRes surveyed a total of 569 London business leaders between 8 August and 5 September 2017. All data has been weighted to be representative of all London businesses by company size and broad industry sector.  

Savanta ComRes surveyed a total of 503 London business leaders between 6 August and 11 September 2020. All data were weighted to be representative of all London businesses by company size and broad industry sector.

Business owners are the heartbeat of the UK economy Starting a business is a big achievement but maintaining one is an even bigger challenge. With over 50% of small businesses failing after 5 years, it’s crucial that business owners have access to the right support and advice to be able to maintain ...

Anj is one of Heathrow’s business engagement leads, focusing on areas such as Heathrow’s sustainability strategy – which sets out how Heathrow plans to achieve net zero in the air, but also on the ground by 2050. Anj also leads Heathrow’s largest diversity network, ensuring Heathrow is creating an i...

The Capital 500 Q3 2022 suggest a fraught economic environment for London businesses.Domestic demand has turned lower again, following the recent slide in retail sales seen across the country. Savanta ComRes surveyed a total of 501 London business leaders between 4 August and 1 September 2022. Al...

In this dynamic and interactive 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 lang...

After the Prime Minister’s deal falls, she survives a no confidence vote. But what happens next?

Corporate Responsibility Our corporate responsibility policy outlines our commitment to the workplace, marketplace, and wider community. We strive to go beyond our legal obligations – commercially, socially and environmentally.  WorkplaceWe are committed to creating and maintaining a safe, resp...

LCCI has sought assurances from the Labour Shadow Civil Society Minister, Barbara Keeley MP, that a potential Labour Government will back young Londoners following the decision of the current Government not to include London in this year’s Youth Investment Fund round.