by alBreward | May 21, 2018 | General Comments
We’re delighted to announce two further speakers to cover two vital topics – how the corporate world misfunctions, and how our media fail us, and what we can do about each of these to bring about a fairer country over the next decade. Tamasin Cave is a...
by Mark Carrigan | May 13, 2018 | General Comments
Intergenerational inequality is not only a subject of academic debate, but a source of misunderstanding and grievance that fuels the increasing divisions of society. But taking a simplistic approach is not going to make things any better by 2027: it’s not just a...
by Mark Carrigan | May 5, 2018 | General Comments
The phrase ‘affordable housing’ has become the butt of jokes on topical game shows and the despair of political commentators. For families on a low or average income. ‘affording’ rent or a mortgage may well mean ‘saving’ on food, heat and other essentials. The problem...
by Mark Carrigan | Apr 10, 2018 | General Comments
Tax is as inevitable as birth and death, but much less exciting to hear about – right? Wrong, according to Richard Murphy, Director of Tax Research UK, and Professor at City University, London. Author of The Joy of Tax, and characterised by the Guardian as an...
by Mark Carrigan | Mar 24, 2018 | General Comments
Hermann Hauser – a Doctor of Physics, Honorary Doctor of three universities, Fellow of the Royal Society, and honorary KBE amongst other accolades – must be one of our best known entrepreneurs and venture capitalists. Associated with the ‘Cambridge Phenomenon’ from...
by Mark Carrigan | Mar 12, 2018 | General Comments
Viewing the future through the prism of wry and incisive humour, and likely to create one of our liveliest and most off-beat presentations yet is Ava Vidal on 22 March. A mother at 18 and prison officer for five years, Ava has become a regular presence on television...
