About our Connected Liveable London events We run a dedicated programme of events for professionals from the Property & Construction and Infrastructure & Transport industries, from panel discussions and Q&As with industry leaders to peer-to-peer networking and private lunches. Previous g...

This paper focuses on ethnic diversity in business and what is needed to remove the barriers impeding minority-led business success. The report looks at the correlation between demographics of individuals from ethnic minority backgrounds and subsequent success in business and highlights the pro...

Craig has worked at Burgess Furniture, the leading UK based manufacturer and exporter of hospitality furniture, for over 24yrs in a variety of roles across the business. Passionate about Engineering, UK manufacturing, quality products and craftsmanship.

Lendoe is a social lender and has disbursed close to £1m in loans to small and micro businesses within the UK's most urban cities. Demi is on a mission to solve the access to finance problem thousands of small business owners from underserved communities face.

LCCI recognises the significant funding challenges that Transport for London (TfL) is currently facing, and that the temporary changes to the Congestion Charge in June 2020 were agreed with the Government as part of its funding deal. LCCI also recognises the need to avoid a car-led recovery in Londo...

Eni Timi-Biu FRSA is a social impact leader with a track record in award-winning race equity work — 2020 Adiaha Antigha Community Achievement Award for best work to challenge discrimination, 2019 ERSA Award for youth employment, 2018 Reach Society Award for corporate support.

Fayha, based in London, specialises in the UAE commercial market. Fayha is currently contracted with the The Corporate Group, an Emirati owned corporate based in Dubai, as the UK Director - Business Development. Fayha assists companies in the UK with their market entry into the UAE and Saudi Arabia.

Figures out this week from the Capital 500, London’s largest quarterly business survey, highlight the impact of the Covid-19 lockdown on the capital’s economy during the second quarter of 2020 – with the challenge for the hospitality sector especially clear.

LCCI recognising that the capital’s transport infrastructure is susceptible to overcrowding and congestion supports the development of a new crossing and would like to see it constructed and open to traffic as soon as possible.