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The Industry Forum Ltd, 20 St Andrew Street, EC4A 3AG, London

Events

The core membership programme focuses on a range of key current or strategic issues and features topics chosen by members. Our events are informal and interactive, and adhere to the Chatham House rule unless otherwise stated. The majority are held in Central London sponsored and hosted by members. Attendance is by invitation-only to members and guests. Attendees are predominantly business professionals who bring their own current and practical views and information.
Discussions are led by top-level policy makers and influencers including government and shadow government ministers, heads of regulatory agencies and, sometimes, leading commentators, academics or authors. They provide the opportunity to explore issues from a broad perspective and also to raise detailed points that may be crucial to the successful implementation of policy.
The Industry Forum also works with other think tanks, research organisations and consultancies on meetings and research projects of relevance to our membership.

Upcoming events

European Agenda: Post-Summit Review Business Breakfast
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Events in planning

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What do the US midterm results mean for the UK economy
Revitalising trade with Germany
The business opportunities of European rearmament
Managing energy supplies and prices
How should London compete with New York, Singapore and Hong Kong
Is digital sovereignty necessary and possible
Addressing the bottlenecks in building homes and infrastructure
Rewiring Whitehall
Improving our digital infrastructure would be a win/win for businesses and the economy
Policy priorities for safe and sustainable, high-quality buildings

Events in planning

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Industrial strategy: how the plans for infrastructure and skills announced by the Conservative party will take shape and increase industrial activity and business opportunities.
Trade policy: We will aim to look at prospects for UK trade with the major economies.
Bringing ESG (environmental, social and governance) priorities to the top of the business agenda.
The procurement transformation: new technologies and new approaches that can bring big savings in procurement costs and logistics.
The key economic role of 5G, and the security issues involved.
The economics of health and social care in an age of rapidly changing technology and demographics.
The key role of science and technology in turning the UK into a leading 21st century economy.
Foreign and defence policy issues that may impact on business prospects.
Housing and pension issues in the UK economy.

Recent events

Labour's message to Business
Last week Claire Reynolds, Labour’s Executive Director of Stakeholder Relations enthusiastically led an Industry Forum roundtable on ‘Labour’s Message to Business’. Claire, who has worked…
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Industrial Strategy Implementation
Who said Industrial Strategy isn’t fun? Certainly no-one at the Industry Forum roundtable on ‘Industrial Strategy Implementation,’ yesterday. The meeting was enthusiastically led by Blair…
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The benefits of a new agenda for our financial services industry
What a tremendous crowd we had to our Industry Forum roundtable on 'A new agenda for financial services'. This was hosted by Edelman and we…
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Generating greater domestic investment to power growth
We were delighted to hold our first Industry Forum policy roundtable at the wonderful new Workday City customer experience centre, hosted by James Johns, Senior…
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Reinvigorating our relationship with Europe
Kicking off the Industry Forum Autumn programme in style, this month, was The Lord Darroch of Kew (Kim Darroch) former UK Ambassador to Washington, and…
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How can Europe compete with US innovation?
While Westminster awaits the new UK Burnham administration with bated breath, the Industry Forum and Business with Europe held a meeting in central London on…
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