These negotiations are likely to be more complex than the others recently undertaken by the UK Government. But they also have the potential for a greater uplift for exporters across the UK, particularly in services and emerging technology.
People, Planet, Progress
Our flagship Global Annual Conference is one of the main events in the business calendar, with the 2022 Conference taking place on Thursday 30 June at the QEII Conference Centre, London.
After a turbulent few years, our Global Annual Conference will be an opportunity for business leaders from the UK and around the world to come together and look to a more sustainable and responsible future.
Through thought-provoking discussions, talks and peer-to-peer sessions, delegates will be able to explore and debate how we can individually and collectively rise to the challenges ahead, with a particular focus on:
Away from the sessions there also will be networking time for delegates to greet existing contacts and meet new ones; and we will also be showcasing our dynamic network of Chambers and strategic partners.
People and Skills: developing talent now and for future
Adopting a strategic approach to talent development and management to ensure a resilient, sustainable skilled workforce that meets the needs and demands of a changing environment.
Green Innovation: boosting a green global economy
Green considerations are increasingly being factored into investment decisions and fiscal policy. Sustainable finance will be the cornerstone of our economy in the years to come. In the year of the UK’s Presidency of COP we will explore the climate transition for businesses of all shapes and sizes to a net zero future and help businesses take advantage of new opportunities.
Sustainable Trade: seizing new opportunities
Developing suitable environmental and societal policies to reduce barriers to trade, drive growth in the global economy and drive innovation in green industries, leading to opportunities for growth in new and exciting global markets and a successful green economy.
These negotiations are likely to be more complex than the others recently undertaken by the UK Government. But they also have the potential for a greater uplift for exporters across the UK, particularly in services and emerging technology.
Inflation is set to continue upwards, with a further rise in the energy price cap yet to come, leaving businesses with mounting economic uncertainty, alongside labour shortages.