Events Calendar

London Tech Week returns 8–12 June 2026, bringing the thinkers and doers shaping the future of business through tech back to Olympia London and across the city.

Founders, scale ups, enterprise leaders, investors and policymakers will come together for a reimagined programme spanning Enterprise World and Startup World, exploring AI, deep tech and frontier innovation. Expect six stages, the new AI Arena and VIP Village, plus influential speakers including leaders from ElevenLabs, Perplexity, Lovable and General Catalyst and many more!

Property Nexus (UK property network) is excited to be holding our London City Property Networking Event. This is a premier networking event for the London property industry. At the event you will meet a diverse group of professionals from property, construction, and built environment sectors. The event is informal, friendly and relaxed allowing you to mix with other attendees and make contacts and business leads. NO speeches or sales presentations at this event, just pure property networking!

Join the WABA for an exclusive Africa Reception at the Ethiopian Embassy, London. Bringing together leaders from government, trade, logistics, investment, and business, the evening offers networking, collaboration, and discussion on strengthening UK–Africa partnerships. Proudly supported by BIFA and Tufail Group UK, guests will enjoy refreshments and meaningful conversations with diplomats, investors, and industry professionals.

This introduction course is aimed at those involved in the administration of international trade to ensure an understanding of rules of origin, product classification and item valuation to meet the demands of international trade in both exporting and importing. Understanding origin, tariffs and valuation is essential for correct calculation of taxation and duties, and mistakes leading to non-payment or underpayment are considered a serious matter by HMRC. They also lead to duty reliefs, so getting this right could save you money.

Finance is the global language of business. This experiential programme demystifies financial reporting and equips non financial leaders with the tools and confidence to interpret financial information, identify key value drivers, and build stronger business cases.

Who is it for? Non financial senior managers and executives seeking a practical understanding of finance and performance metrics.

Offer: LCCI members receive a 30% discount with the code LCCI member.

Returning to London on 10 June, GTR UK 2026 will convene over 500 trade and export finance professionals, including corporates, financiers, fintechs and policymakers. Featuring insights from around 50 speakers, the event will explore market trends, macroeconomic pressures, tariffs, liquidity, supply chain resilience and digital trade, combining expert intelligence with valuable networking opportunities.

We're Anticipating 100 people for the Grand Collab with Bridge India, The Magnetic Marketer, Unleash The Wolf Within and Professional Asian! Open, relaxed networking. Mingle, get to know the room, make some new friends, and build your confidence in talking about your business/ self. Food is served! Your ticket includes a welcome drink and canapes. More open networking! Connect with people you didn’t earlier, follow up with your new contacts and get the most out of your evening with us!

This fringe London Tech Week event brings together the core members of the SELCC Digitalisation Group, other Chamber members for an informal evening of drinks, courtesy of the DoubleTree Hilton Greenwich. Hear from the Digitalisation Group Chair and MD of Alcatel Submarine Networks, Taj Bhambra, about the key aims, pillars and activities of the Group as well as from core group members on topics such as AI and cybersecurity.

Sign up to get involved! use code eveningselcc1006 for 100% discount.

Remote work is evolving fast. On 10 June, join us at the LCCI for an informal discussion on how UK businesses are hiring South African talent and reducing costs by up to 40%. We’ll cover hiring models, compliance, risks, and what’s working in 2026. Led by Anton van Heerden (CEO, DNA EOR). Open Q&A, real insights, and networking with business leaders over drinks.

This course is suitable for individuals who are new to export controls and licensing. It investigates why we have export controls and licensing, the types of licences that can be applied for and how to take the initial steps towards the licensing application.

This course also investigates how to export with a licence in place and how to be compliant when managing the process for HMRC.