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The British Chambers of Commerce flagship Annual Conference is one of the main events in the business calendar, with the 2021 Conference taking place on 16 and 17 June.
Attended by hundreds of business leaders, policy makers, the media and Chambers of Commerce from around the world, the Conference will discuss how we can restore confidence and build a more resilient sustainable future, that supports businesses to recover, grow, invest and thrive.
The 2021 event will be a blended global conference, featuring high-level keynotes, expert panel sessions, practical workshops, masterclasses and a virtual exhibition.We are expecting over 1,000 attendees.
The event is an excellent opportunity to raise the profile of your brand, engage with businesses of all sizes from all sectors and position your organisation as a thought leader. To find out more about being part of the event please contact Faye Busby.
Beyond 2020: Business Priorities for the next Decade
The 2020 British Chambers of Commerce Annual Conference, held on March 5, was an industry-leading affair, attended by high profile politicians, business leaders and the wider Chamber Network, including international representation from the Global Business Network.
This year’s event had the overall focus of: ‘2020 and Beyond, Business Priorities for the Next Decade’, with three key themes of people, trade and infrastructure. This set the scene for a range of insightful conversations, including panel discussions on the future of the modern workplace, opportunities and challenges.
Keynote speakers for the day included Baroness Ruby McGregor-Smith CBE, senior business leader and the incoming President of the British Chambers of Commerce, the Rt Hon Matt Hancock MP, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, the Rt Hon Greg Hands MP, Minister of State in the Department for International Trade, andPeter Flavel, CEO, Private Banking, Coutts & Executive Sponsor of Enterprise.
Attended by hundreds of delegates from a vast range of different sectors, the British Chambers of Commerce Annual Conference continues to be a flagship event on the business events calendar - a must-attend event for business leaders, corporate affairs and public policy professionals.
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