Responsible for the Short Term Business, Strategic Sectors Division and Marketing & Communication functions at UKEF. These Divisions help UKEF grow its support for smaller exporters with a range of Guarantee and Insurance products whilst raising awareness of UKEF through its marketing and communications campaigns.

Daan Istha has been working in international trade for over 15 years, specializing in exports to developing countries in Sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East. He is currently a director at Uniphar Group, a global pharma and medtech company, where he heads the Aid & Development business.

David has worked in the City of London for over 35 years and joined Lloyds in 2012 having spent 25 years at Natwest. He spent most of this time in International Trade and covered multiple market segments from SME's through to Large Corporate clients both in the UK and overseas.

AIM Commercial Cleaning Ltd has been in operation for over 40 years and we care for clients within the following sectors : financial & banking, gaming, newspapers & media, retail, F&B, hospitality, logistics & technology. We have worked in partnership with LCCI for over 15 years and enjoy long sta...

This report examines the pivotal role of sustainable finance in facilitating the transition to a low-carbon economy, with a particular focus on its impact on London’s businesses. It provides a detailed analysis of the barriers that SMEs face in accessing green finance and offers targeted recom...

The All-Party Parliamentary Group on London as a Global City has found that despite London’s international success – such as being the most googled city anywhere in the world – there are growing problems which must be addressed to ensure that London not only retains its number one ...

Duncan Hopwood MCIPR provides clients in the built environment sector with public relations and marketing consultancy services and training. Before founding Hopwood PR, Duncan was a journalist and freelance writer. He is an Accredited Practitioner of the Chartered Institute of PR.

In order to service a truly diverse population and workforce, the capital’s transport network must be capable of meeting the needs of all passengers by providing a fully accessible and inclusive system.

History of LCCI OriginsIn 1782, plans were made for a Chamber of Commerce in the Cornhill part of the City of London. The proposed plan incorporated an information office for business and trade enterprises to use for "consultation, opinion, advice, information and assistance". A subscripti...

Businesses are missing out on crucial resources to help them defend against a cyber attack a survey by London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has found.