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Free to attend and open to all members, these meetings convene on a quarterly basis to direct lobbying activities on a broad range of topical issues affecting jobs, growth, and the economy.

Tackling local, regional and national issues affecting business, a cross-section of business leaders will assess the Chamber’s lobbying activities based on intelligence from across the county’s membership.

At a time of profound political change and ongoing economic uncertainty, the Chamber encourages its members to engage in these meetings, so that compelling and influential messages can be conveyed to a broad range of strategic stakeholders at a local, regional, and national level.

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The purpose of these groups is to understand the current business climate and provide direction as to how to influence key local, regional, and national policymakers, with the Chamber keen that its members engage on the issues causing them most concern.

AGENDA
- Welcome and update from new Chair and “roundtable” introduction from attendees – Dr Chamkaur Kang, CVO, Qinesis

- An opportunity to hear the findings from the most recent Quarterly Economic Survey (QES) - Richard Blackmore, Director of Policy and Insight, East Midlands Chamber

- tbc

- A roundtable discussion on current economic conditions, policy, lobbying for 2025 - this is an opportunity to provide your thoughts on priorities and content to be delivered on your behalf

This event is available for: East Midlands Chamber Members Only

19th March 2025

3:30pm - 5:00pm

Online

FREE

Members must Sign in / Register to purchase member only tickets

Sorry this event is for Members Only.

*All our business prices are excluding VAT at 20%.

For further information on this event, please contact The Policy Team on 0333 320 0333 or email policy@emc-dnl.co.uk

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