Barbara is a transformation coach and facilitator who brings a powerful combination of people development, management consulting and corporate experience having worked for a Big 4 and served as a leader in charge of framing, directing and implementing complex programs.

Brett Vincent is Regional Director for Global Trade and Receivables Finance at HSBC UK. Brett joined HSBC after graduating from Leicester University. Since then he has gained over 20 years industry experience having worked in various areas of HSBC including operations, risk, relationship management ...

This morning London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) launched its Bridge East London campaign to call for a long overdue new river crossing east of Tower Bridge.

Craig has worked at Burgess Furniture, the leading UK based manufacturer and exporter of hospitality furniture, for over 24yrs in a variety of roles across the business. Passionate about Engineering, UK manufacturing, quality products and craftsmanship.

Event Highlights: Receive a luxury gift from Fortnum & Mason on attendance ​​​​​Network and share ideas with up to 150 peers and colleagues Enjoy a selection of complimentary drinks and nibbles Discover a wide range of exhibitors ready to network and showcase their latest offerings i...

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A punitive Employment Rights Act and Autumn Budget have seen London’s business confidence drop to its lowest level under the Labour government, according to the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s latest quarterly economic survey of the capital’s business leaders.