Eni Timi-Biu FRSA is a social impact leader with a track record in award-winning race equity work — 2020 Adiaha Antigha Community Achievement Award for best work to challenge discrimination, 2019 ERSA Award for youth employment, 2018 Reach Society Award for corporate support.

Qualified Accountant with 40 years commercial experience. Harshad has owned the practice for over 30 years, providing complete Accountancy and Taxation Services, including business advice and mentoring. Acted as FD and Non-Executive Director. Currently working closely with clients and KPMG on a spec...

LCCI has submitted its response to the Department for Transport’s consultation on the implementation of revenue certainty mechanism for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

London’s business community remains vital to driving UK economic performance. Business support organisations (BSOs) bridge the gap between government and industry, ensuring that policy reflects real-world needs. The London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI)—the capital’s large...

Besides her City civic roles, Irem Yerdelen is a Partner at ERM, the world’s largest advisory firm solely focuses on sustainability. Irem brings 17 years of (re)insurance and risk industry expertise, previously worked at Marsh and WTW. Irem currently advises global businesses, from finance and corpo...

LCCI recognises the significant funding challenges that Transport for London (TfL) is currently facing, and that the temporary changes to the Congestion Charge in June 2020 were agreed with the Government as part of its funding deal. LCCI also recognises the need to avoid a car-led recovery in Londo...

James principally works on larger, strategic planning applications, often accompanied by an Environmental Impact Assessment. This frequently involves site promotion, allocation, the co-ordination of planning application submissions and, where necessary, appeal work. Clients include housebuilders, st...

Figures out this week from the Capital 500, London’s largest quarterly business survey, highlight the impact of the Covid-19 lockdown on the capital’s economy during the second quarter of 2020 – with the challenge for the hospitality sector especially clear.