You are invited to join us for a series of interviews about the post-Covid world, beginning with Danny Finkelstein interviewing Andrew Griffith MP, the UK Government’s Net Zero Business Champion, about the importance of reputation.
Join Hume Brophy and Chartwell Strategy for a timely panel discussion addressing these questions on Sustainable Finance from a transatlantic perspective on Wednesday, 19 May at 10 ET/ 16 CEST.
The Chinese government recently presented its 14th Five Year Plan. It comes at a time of significant tension between China, the EU, the US and the UK over trade and other issues.
Following the successful launch of the HB Trade Miniseries of online discussions in December 2020, join us for the second online discussion in our Trade Miniseries to discuss this timely topic.
Join us for the first online discussion in our Trade Miniseries to discuss this timely topic
Chartwell Strategy Group and Hume Brophy present the first in a series of webinars to help businesses understand the dynamics and implications of this historic election from
We will be joined by Conservative peer Lord Wharton of Yarm, former Hume Brophy Chairman of Public Affairs and Campaign Manager to UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s successful 2019 Conservative leadership campaign, Ozzie Palomo and Matt Epperly, Republican and Democratic strategists, respectively, and founders of Chartwell Strategy Group.
Eva Kaili MEP discusses the development of EU Policy in the areas of Artificial Intelligence.
Guy Opperman, Minister for Pensions and Financial Inclusion, shares unique insights into the Government’s Landmark Pension Schemes Bill, including a new measure to mandate climate-related financial risk assessment and reporting and compel trustees to disclose how they have done so to members and the public.
As part of a comprehensive restructure of the civil service, Dominic Cummings has promised a ‘hard rain is coming’. Yet, will this Whitehall revolution end in disaster or bring forward a rejuvenation of a critical part of Government machinery at a critical juncture in the UK’s history?
William Wragg MP who chairs the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Select Committee mandated to examine constitutional issues and the quality and standards of administration provided by Civil Service departments, joins Hume Brophy’s James Wharton, in conversation to provide their unique insight and perspective into the future of the civil service and how it could impact your business.
