Behind the scenes at MIPIM With over 24,000 participants from over 100 countries, MIPIM attracted the most influential international property players from the office, residential, logistics and industrial sectors.

International Advisory Committee The International Advisory Committee is chaired by LCCI’s CEO and export champion, Karim Fatehi MBE and is comprised of leading exporters, experts and international trade and business stakeholders LCCI Staff Participation The following LCCI staff members are involved...

A multifaceted business woman with a decade of corporate and entrepreneurial experience, Lorraine is a university of Oxford Exec MBA Graduate and Director at UBS. Alongside her day job, Lorraine is committed to impacting and transforming lives through her multiple businesses across UK and Ghana.

Lucio is an Architect with over 20 years of experience in master-planning and designing large scale commercial buildings that aim to become meeting places for local communities by connecting developer’s interests with public aspirations.

The London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) is urging the capital’s businesses to access money to employ apprentices.

With just two weeks to go until the new Mayor of London is elected, the London Chamber of Commerce is renewing its calls for the candidates to listen to what really matters to London businesses.

New Mayor urged to deliver for all Londoners LCCI Chief Executive Colin Stanbridge congratulates Sadiq Khan after his mayoral victory but pledged to keep to his promise to "work tirelessly" for the best interests of London businesses.  

Natalie has over 18 years of experience in the logistics industry. She leads on Logistics UK’s policy engagement for the South of England, including developing and shaping transport policy; engaging with political and policy stakeholders; and representing the industry in the media.

Who's who in the Parliament Square The Cisco Productivity Index has found that the UK could add £140 billion in GDPR, growing its economy by 7.5 per cent, if all UK boroughs achieved their benchmark productivity levels.