Xavier Rolet, Chief Executive, London Stock Exchange Group at the New Statesman Labour fringe event in partnership with ACCA ‘Does business care about politics?’ 2014
Left to right: Xavier Rolet, Chief Executive, London Stock Exchange Group; John Cridland CBE, Director-General, CBI; Sarah Hathaway, Head of ACCA UK; Jon Bernstein, Chairperson, Former Deputy Editor, New Statesman; Rt. Hon Margaret Hodge MP, Chair, Public Accounts Committee; John Longworth, Director General, British Chambers of Commerce at a New Statesman Labour fringe event in partnership with ACCA ‘Does business care about politics?’ 2014
Audience at New Statesman Labour fringe event in partnership with ACCA ‘Does business care about politics?’ 2014
Sarah Hathaway, Head of ACCA UK at New Statesman Labour fringe event in partnership with ACCA ‘Does business care about politics?’ 2014
Rt. Hon Margaret Hodge MP at New Statesman Labour fringe event in partnership with ACCA ‘Does business care about politics?’ 2014
Melanie Leech, Director General, Food and Drink Federation; Vicki Hird, Senior Campaigner, Land Use, Food and Water Security Programme, Friends of the Earth; Nick von Westenholz, Chief Executive, Crop Protection Association; Jon Bernstein, Chairperson, Former Deputy Editor of the New Statesman; Huw Irranca-Davies MP, Shadow Minister for Food and Farming; Richard Reeves, Chairman of the Northwest Crop Board, NFU; at the New Statesman Labour fringe event in partnership with Crop Protection Association ‘Is food security in danger unless we change our attitudes to technology and innovation?’ 2014
Huw Irranca-Davies MP, Shadow Minister for Food and Farming at the New Statesman Labour fringe event in partnership with Crop Protection Association ‘Is food security in danger unless we change our attitudes to technology and innovation?’ 2014
Huw Irranca-Davies MP and Richard Reeves, Chairman of the Northwest Crop Board, NFU at the New Statesman Labour fringe event in partnership with Crop Protection Association ‘Is food security in danger unless we change our attitudes to technology and innovation?’ 2014
Melanie Leech, Director General, Food and Drink Federation; Vicki Hird, Senior Campaigner, Land Use, Food and Water Security Programme, Friends of the Earth; Nick von Westenholz, Chief Executive, Crop Protection Association; at the New Statesman Labour fringe event in partnership with Crop Protection Association ‘Is food security in danger unless we change our attitudes to technology and innovation?’ 2014.
Anthony Painter, Director of Institutional Reform, RSA; Stella Creasy MP for Walthamstow, Shadow Minister for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS); Anooush Chakelian, Acting Editor of the Staggers, Chair, New Statesman; Verity Harding, Public Policy Manager, Google UK; at the New Statesman Labour fringe event in partnership with Google ‘Can a progressive Britain be downloaded? What does tech offer social justice?’ 2014
New Statesman Labour fringe event in partnership with Google ‘Can a progressive Britain be downloaded? What does tech offer social justice?’ 2014
Stella Creasy MP for Walthamstow, Shadow Minister for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS); Anooush Chakelian, Acting Editor of the Staggers, Chair, New Statesman; at the New Statesman Labour fringe event in partnership with Google ‘Can a progressive Britain be downloaded? What does tech offer social justice?’ 2014
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Audience at the New Statesman Labour fringe event in partnership with Google ‘Can a progressive Britain be downloaded? What does tech offer social justice?’ 2014
Anthony Painter, Director of Institutional Reform, RSA; Stella Creasy MP for Walthamstow, Shadow Minister for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS); Anoosh Chakelian, Acting Editor of the Staggers, Chair, New Statesman; Verity Harding, Public Policy Manager, Google UK; at the New Statesman Labour fringe event in partnership with Google ‘Can a progressive Britain be downloaded? What does tech offer social justice?’ 2014
Rt Hon Liam Byrne MP, Shadow Minister for Universities, Science and Skills, at the New Statesman Labour 2014 fringe event in partnership with FSB ‘Small business question time: small businesses as generators of growth and jobs’
Mike Cherry, National Policy Chairman, FSB, Jon Bernstein, Chair, New Statesman, Hon Liam Byrne MP, Shadow Minister for Universities, Science and Skills, at the New Statesman Labour 2014 fringe event in partnership with FSB ‘Small business question time: small businesses as generators of growth and jobs’
Mike Cherry, National Policy Chairman, FSB, at the New Statesman Labour 2014 fringe event in partnership with FSB ‘Small business question time: small businesses as generators of growth and jobs’
Mike Cherry, National Policy Chairman, FSB, Jon Bernstein, Chair, New Statesman, Hon Liam Byrne MP, Shadow Minister for Universities, Science and Skills, at the New Statesman Labour 2014 fringe event in partnership with FSB ‘Small business question time: small businesses as generators of growth and jobs’
Graeme Fisher, Head of Policy, FSB, Jon Bernstein, Chair, New Statesman, Hon Liam Byrne MP, Shadow Minister for Universities, Science and Skills, at the New Statesman Labour 2014 fringe event in partnership with FSB ‘Small business question time: small businesses as generators of growth and jobs’
Roberta Blackman-Woods MP, Shadow Minister in Communities and Local Government; Becky Slack, Chair, New Statesman; Mark Henderson, Chief Executive, Home Group; at the New Statesman Labour fringe event in partnership with Home Group ‘Regeneration, revenue and thinking: The future of housing’ 2014
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Roberta Blackman-Woods MP, Shadow Minister in Communities and Local Government at the New Statesman Labour fringe event in partnership with Home Group ‘Regeneration, revenue and thinking: The future of housing’ 2014
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Mark Henderson, Chief Executive, Home Group; at the New Statesman Labour fringe event in partnership with Home Group ‘Regeneration, revenue and thinking: The future of housing’ 2014 @MarkGHenderson @homegroup #rethinkinghousing
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Hywel Jarman, Director of External Affairs, EEF; Lee Hopley, Chief Economist, EEF; Rocky Lorusso, Head of Government Affairs, EEF; at the New Statesman Labour fringe event 2014 in partnership with EEF ‘A balanced recovery: Will Labour prioritise manufacturing after 2015? with Chris Leslie MP’
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