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  • Posted: 02 Jun 2025

Equipping business leaders: Geopolitical risks & economic strategies

10
Jun
2025

  • Calender-Icon Time: 17:00 - 19:00 & 09:00 - 11:00
  • Location-Icon Location: London
  • Admin-Icon Organised By: Paul Townsend - MHA
  • Currency-Icon Free to attend

MHA and Baker Tilly are holding an invitation-only briefing led by Professor Joe Nellis (Cranfield Business School), focusing on the intersection of economic trends and geopolitical risks currently impacting the UK.  

 

This short briefing (held in the evening of 10th June and repeated in the morning of 25th June) will provide valuable up-to-date insights for fiscal planning, including:

  • Navigating and prioritising key risks
  • Capitalising on the right investments
  • Optimising your business model

This event is designed for senior executives and NEDs amongst building societies and financial services organisations seeking to enhance their strategic foresight, and there will be two sessions in London on the 10th June in the evening and the 25th June in the morning. It will also be an opportunity to network with your peers at a time of unprecedented global volatility, where understanding the intricate interplay between geopolitical risks and economic stability is paramount.

To find out more, please click on the page below, which includes an email link.

https://www.mha.co.uk/events/geopolitical-risks-economic-strategies

We are MHA Independent UK member of Baker Tilly International and provider of audit, tax, consulting, and advisory service. We provide the insights our clients need now, to prepare for tomorrow’s challenges and opportunities.

Event Summary

  • Tuesday, 10 June 2025
  • 17:00 - 19:00 & 09:00 - 11:00
  • paul.townsend@mha.co.uk
  • Free to attend

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