ComRes surveyed a total of 561 London business leaders between 15 February and 15 March 2018. All data has been weighted to be representative of all London businesses by company size and broad industry sector. View infographic

Myriam has a track record of forging strategic alliances and delivering positive change within operationally challenging, high profile and politically sensitive environments. Leading the Corporate Affairs and Marketing team at GTR, Myriam focuses on improving public perception and securing advocacy for the business.

Rebecca joined IRS in 1997 to lead the finance and operational side of IRS. Rebecca also has an active role in business development, being a keen networker she is frequently found attending various events, meeting new people and catching up with more familiar faces.

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Global cities like London contain the inspiration and the ingenuity, as well as the businesses and the brainpower, to bring about the transformative change we need to ensure our survival. Cities also represent important hubs for finance and politics, also key to systemic transformation.

Sarah is the External Affairs Lead at Heathrow, looking after the airport’s relationships with business groups. Sarah has a decade of experience in External Affairs and is passionate about building and developing partnerships. After working for several MP’s, Sarah worked in Public Affairs and Stakeh...

Susanna Toth, the Founder and Chairwoman of the Hungarian British Business Association has been a proud LCCI member for 5 years, promoting bilateral commerce, manufacturing, shipping, tourism, professional services and relations between the United Kingdom and Hungary as well as other Central European, V4 countries.

Understanding Exporting The UK is only 4% of global GDP so 96% of the world’s market could be open to you. The world is more and more connected, so it is easier than it has ever been to trade internationally. This is an introduction to Exporting and the practical considerations needed. The cou...