LCCI Partnership Proposal Appendices
Appendix A: LCCI Groups and Themes
- Asian Business Association
- Aviation Hub
- Black Business Association
- Business Crime
- Business Owners Club
- City of London Association
- Connected London
- Sustainability
- Hospitality, Leisure and Tourism
- International Trade and Business
- LCCI EA Club
- Property and Construction
- Skills
- Tech
- Women in Business
Appendix B: Recent and Upcoming Executive and Prestige Events
Upcoming Events
- LCCI Patron Raceday at Lingfield - August
- Cricket Day at the Kia Oval – August
- Gateway to Growth – Making London a Competitive Global Hub - September
- Patron Roundtable with Andy Lord, Commissioner for TFL – October
- Prestige Networking – October
- Get London Growing: Making the Capital Competitive - November
- LCCI Annual Winter Reception at Fortnum & Mason
Recent Events
- LCCI Summer Reception at Westminster Abbey Gardens
- Property & Construction Summer Party
- Business crime Summer Reception
- City of London Reception with Lady Mayoress
- Patron Lunch with Andrew Griffiths, Shadow Secretary of State Trade and Business
- Asian Business Association Spring Reception in collaboration with India Week
- Patron Roundtables with Andrew Bailey, Governor of Bank of England
- Patron Lunch with Matt Twist, Ass. Commissioner of Met Police
- Patron breakfast with Lord Dominic Johnson, Co-Chairman of the Conservative Party
- LCCI President’s Reception at The British Museum
- LCCI Patron Roundtable with Sir Ed Davey, Leader of the Liberal Democrats
- LCCI Presidents Patron Lunch at Mosimann’s
- Patron Lunch with Howard Dawber, GLA
Appendix C: LCCI Affiliate Chambers
In addition to directly representing 12,000 businesses, LCCI works closely with a network of affiliated local borough chambers. This affiliation strengthens LCCI’s connections across London’s business community, providing valuable insights into developments and issues at a highly localised level. While members of borough chambers have access to a limited range of LCCI benefits, they remain an integral part of the broader LCCI network.
LCCI Affiliated Chambers:
- Havering Chamber of Commerce
- Hillingdon Chamber of Commerce
- Kensington, Chelsea & Westminster Chamber of Commerce
- Kingston Chamber of Commerce
- London Southside Chamber
- Merton Chamber of Commerce
- North London Chamber of Commerce and Enterprise (NLCCE)
- Redbridge Chamber of Commerce
- Richmond Chamber of Commerce
- Southwark Chamber of Commerce
- South East London Chamber of Commerce (SELCC)
- Wandsworth Chamber of Commerce
Appendix D: LCCI Policy Pillars and Focus Areas
These policy pillars serve as high level priority areas that guide LCCI’s research, advocacy, and media engagement.
London as a Global City:
- Retain London’s competitiveness and attractiveness as a global city and elevate it as a destination for inward investment.
- Focus on international trade, regulatory barriers, and global supply chain resilience.
- Leverage LCCI’s trade advisory services to build international partnerships
Unlocking London’s Growth Potential:
- Support growth in key sectors including financial and professional services, technology and sustainability.
- Address business taxation issues (e.g., business rates, R&D tax relief).
- Engage with stakeholders like the GLA and Department for Business & Trade.
People and Skills:
- Address skills shortages and promote workforce diversity.
- Support education, training, apprenticeships and immigration.
- Navigate employment regulation changes.
Sustainable Future for London:
- Promote sustainable development in infrastructure, transport, green construction and planning reform.
- Support green energy transition and sustainable aviation.