Founder and Managing Director of b4Secure Ltd providing threat intelligence and investigation support. A senior leader with extensive experience in delivering threat and risk analysis within law enforcement, military and commercial sectors. Actively engaged within numerous forums promoting gender equality.

Karim Fatehi is the Chief Executive of the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI). He has served as an LCCI Board member since September 2022 and has been a member of the LCCI Council for seven years. Karim is a highly experienced business leader and has served as Managing Director of United...

About the Skills, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Group The group works to preserve London’s role as a city for entrepreneurs, responds to the changing nature of work, and encourages collaboration across London’s business community. The Committee aims is to drive transformation, leverage opportuniti...

His business provides bespoke permanent and temporary talent acquisition and consultancy solutions to public and private sector employers. His corporate policies are designed to reduce carbon footprint and encourage the protection of the environment.

Luiza Zaharia Sector Account ManagerLuiza Zaharia joined the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry in April 2023 as a Sector Account Manager working in the Membership team. Luiza has a background in Marketing and Communications and prior to joining LCCI has worked in tech.What she mostly enjoys in...

Colin Stanbridge, Chief Executive of London Chamber of Commerce and Industry has Commented on the approval today by Mayor Boris Johnson of plans for an east-west cycle superhighway route. 

May at the Mansion House Last month Prime Minister Theresa May spoke at London’s Mansion House to present the government’s Brexit objectives, laying down five tests to guide negotiations with the EU over a future trade deal.

Fabric of Freedom, a groundbreaking fashion show aimed at supporting Ukrainian refugee fashion designers finding sanctuary in London, was held at London Metropolitan University.

Some 14 percent of London businesses with EU staff have already lost members of their workforce despite Friday’s progress in Brexit talks, according to a new survey.