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Thursday 17 September
Economic uncertainty, political upheaval, shifting identities, skills shortages, infrastructure pressures and changing public expectations are all colliding at once. Yet too often, we discuss these issues in isolation.
Join us on Thursday 17 September to stop talking about the challenges — and start reshaping what comes next.
This is not another day of passive panels and predictable speeches. Expect a dynamic, participant-led event built around discussion, movement, debate and collaboration — bringing together business leaders, policymakers, educators, innovators and entrepreneurs to ask the big questions about where Kent is heading next.
Our industry & political experts will be exploring three big themes exploring what is really driving the current economic reality - and how we can influence it in Kent.
The Bank of England will kick off the question of what is really driving today's economic reality - and how can Kent influence it?
Political broadcaster, Iain Dale, will be asking for your contributions on what devolution means for Kent businesses - and how can we shape it?
Jemma Fairclough-Haynes will be leading the conversation around identity alongside Hugo Fenwick and other successful business leaders, as we discuss who is Kent - and what do we want to be?
Iain Dale is an LBC Radio presenter, host of the podcast 'Where Politics Meets History' and author of over 46 political books.
After a thrilling career at the CIA, Rupal has since launched an award-winning business, become a bestselling author and an internationally recognised leadership expert.
Hear an economic update from the institution whose job it is to maintain UK monetary policy and financial stability.
Jemma is an employment law expert and business leader with more than a decade in business. She is the CEO and Founder of Orchard Employment Law, a multi-award-winning consultancy.
Bringing over thirty years in the department store sector at Fenwick Limited with roles spanning across trading activities, retail operations and property.
Richard Peretti is an award-winning Creative Director and the founder of Kent-based production studio Polyplay. With more than 20 years’ experience he has worked with big name brands.
Dr Jason R.C. Nurse is a Reader in Cyber Security in the Institute of Cyber Security for Society and the School of Computing at the University of Kent. He also is a Research Member at the University.
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