In this report, the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce jointly present a set of five strategic asks to the UK government aimed at boosting business growth and economic development in London and Edinburgh, the economic powerhouses of the United Kingdom.

Since 2018, David has been responsible for European and Middle East sales at Abintra, which provides consultancy and specialist proptech to major corporations for optimising flexible office/work space. Married with two grown up children, he lives in East Sussex and enjoys golf.

He is a Non-Executive Director on the Aer Lingus UK Board and has held a number of executive roles within the Group.

LCCI has worked with Refugee Investment Network on its latest paper, Employing refugees: measuring business attitudes in London. The report looks at the current state of refugee employment by London businesses, the barriers that are preventing firms from hiring refugees, and what steps can be taken ...

Having started the year at the lowest point since the financial crash in 2008, business confidence in London improved during the first quarter of 2021.

Bola has successfully delivered in excess of £8bn in real estate projects across a range of sectors. He is a Fellow of the RICS and committed to nurturing aspiring Chartered Surveyors.

Event Sponsorship and Partnership Opportunities Increase your visibility and promote your company at LCCI events. We have a variety of sponsorship and partnership opportunities for businesses looking to raise their profile and align their brand to London’s key hub to the business community. If you a...

LCCI supports the government’s objective of protecting the UK from severe adverse economic pressure. However, any new powers must be practical and proportionate, and designed with business input from the outset.

British firms may need a transition period of up to five years in order to properly prepare for Brexit an alliance of three chambers of commerce warned today.