TRAINING & EVENTS CONNECTING BUSINESS
The Chamber’s networking and events calendar is one of the most active in the region. To see the full list of forthcoming events and to book your place, visit
www.emc-dnl.co.uk/events
Speakers are announced for Brexit and Trade Conference
Date:
Location: The City Ground, Nottingham Time: Price:
22 October 8am-1pm
Free
Places are free but are limited. For more information and to book your place, visit
bit.ly/ChamberBrexitConference
SIMON HART RSM (keynote one) Simon heads RSM’s knowledge management operation and is the firm’s lead Brexit partner. He provides national strategic leadership to RSM’s knowledge management and knowledge sharing function.
BECKY STARK Stark Export Services (keynote two) Becky is a graduate member of the Institute of Export and a qualified linguist with a passion for international trade, where she has amassed a wealth of experience.
DR NIK KOTECHA Morningside Pharmaceuticals (Chair of Managing Risk and International Trade Panel) Dr Nik Kotecha OBE has built his company, Morningside Pharmaceuticals, into a global exporter of quality pharmaceuticals and a manufacturer and supplier of generic and branded medicines to UK pharmacies and hospitals. He is an Export Champion for the Midlands.
RON MENDES PROSPA Strategy Services (Workshop presenter) Ron is a member of the Institute of Risk Management - sitting on its Audit and Risk Committee - and is a member of the Institute of Internal Auditors. He has worked for major multinationals in the USA and Europe.
SIMON BEDFORD SBG Associates (Workshop presenter) Simon has an in-depth knowledge of international markets. He set up SGB Associates (UK) in 2002 and runs export strategy workshops. He is on contact to the DIT to provide export support to companies.
EVENTS
Best of both hubs – finance for growth Date:
Location: Proact Stadium, Chesterfield Time: Price:
11 October 8am-2pm
Free
Delivered in partnership between D2N2 Growth Hub and Sheffield City Region Growth Hub and part-funded by ERDF, the event will focus on finance and investment streams across D2N2 and Sheffield City Region to help with your business growth.
Looking after No. 1 Date:
Time: Price:
11 October
Location: Derby Conference Centre
8am-10am Free for members
The Chamber is delivering this special one-off event in conjunction with The Alternative Board, Derby; a Chamber patron. This special event will show you how to change your thinking and change your life for good.
Chamber AGM Date:
Time: Price:
7 November
Location: Trent Bridge, Nottinghamshire CCC Noon-2.30pm
Free (members only)
The AGM is a great opportunity to engage with the Chamber's Board of Directors and Senior Leadership Team and provides an update on the Chamber's progress and achievements over the past 12 months.
MARK LILLY-TAMS AND ALDIJANA HOAD Paragon Law (Workshop presenters) Mark completed a Masters in Human Rights as part of the Paragon law Scholarship. He is renowned for his work concerning detained clients facing deportation. Aldijana is part of the private immigration team and has built a reputation advising individuals on entry clearance and extension applications.
KEITH ROBE Cusdec (Workshop presenter) Managing Director of Cusdec Customs Solutions, Keith offers advice and support for businesses across customs areas. Mark works closely with Chambers and the BCC to deliver training and consultancy on Customs matters.
MARK HEAL Enterprise Europe Network (Workshop presenter) Mark is a business adviser for Enterprise Europe Network, supporting ambitious, innovative businesses in the region which wish to grow internationally. He has extensive experience in the international business sector.
REBECCA MCDONALD Centre for Cities (Keynote three) Rebecca joined the Centre in September 2016 from PwC’s Economics and Policy team. Her recent research explores the drivers of private sector investment in UK cities, looking at what cities can do to best attract this much-needed investment.
KEVIN HARRIS RSM (Chair of Managing skills and workforce development panel) Kevin is a commercial business and audit advisory partner. He has worked with privately-owned businesses and international groups. Kevin is Chair of the Leicester and Leicestershire Enterprise Partnership (LLEP) and Non-Executive Director of the Chamber.
EVENT OVERVIEW
State of the Economy Conference
Date:
Time: Price:
9 November
Location: 3aaa County Ground, Derby
1pm-4pm £25+VAT
Bringing together business leaders from across the East Midlands, this is the only conference that focuses on the economic performance and prospects for the region. It will examine latest research
and projections for the regional and national economy in the run- up to the UK leaving the European Union.
Agenda 1pm: Welcome Ian Morgan – Chairman, Derbyshire County Cricket Club Scott Knowles – Chief Executive, the Chamber
1.10pm: UK Economic Landscape Rosie Smith, East Midlands Agent, Bank of England
1.25pm: Economic Prognosis/Harnessing the Region’s Potential
1.40pm: The Significance of Connectivity in a Modern Global Economy Chris Hayton - Head of External Affairs, East Midlands Airport
1:50pm: Panel Discussion One: A Vision for Delivering Growth in Uncertain Times David Williams – Chairman, Geldards Paul Harris – Director of Economic Development, Rolls- Royce Susan Hallam – CEO, Hallam Internet Kevin Harris - Partner, RSM and Chair of LLEP
2.10pm: Break
2.25pm: The View from Westminster Robert Jenrick MP (Newark) Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury
2.40pm: A Vision for the East Midlands in a post-Brexit UK Adam Marshall, Director General, British Chambers of Commerce
3.10pm: Panel Discussion Two: Business Versatility: Accommodating Brexit and Volatile Operating Conditions Nadeem Raza – Managing Director, Microlise Byron Dixon OBE - CEO, Micro- Fresh Mark Deakin - Regional Director, Turner & Townsend
4pm: Concluding Remarks and Close Chris Hobson – Director of Policy and External Affairs, the Chamber
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