Who's backing Britain's next generation of successful businesses?
Britain has no shortage of ambitious entrepreneurs. But turning a promising business into a global success story is another challenge entirely.
From access to growth capital and investment incentives to innovation policy and international expansion, the decisions made in Westminster have a direct impact on the ability of British businesses to scale.
So, is the UK doing enough to help its most ambitious founders succeed?
Join us for an exclusive, intimate dinner with Chris McDonald MP, Minister of State for Science, Innovation and Investment, for an honest conversation about the future of British enterprise and what government can do to unlock the next wave of growth.
Uniquely, Chris brings experience from both sides of the table. Before entering Parliament, he spent two decades in industry, including serving as CEO of the Materials Processing Institute. Today, his ministerial responsibilities span some of the issues that matter most to scaling businesses: investment, access to finance, technology, innovation and scale-ups.
Around the table, we'll explore:
This isn't a speech or a panel discussion. It's an opportunity to sit around the table with a senior government minister, share your experiences as a founder and contribute directly to a conversation about the policies shaping Britain's business landscape.
Expect an evening of thoughtful debate, honest perspectives and meaningful connections with fellow founders and CEOs.
Places are strictly limited to ensure an intimate and engaging discussion.
Ticket cost: FREE for all event-inclusive membership types. If you’re unsure about your membership type please contact membership@helmclub.co
Cancellations:
We kindly ask that members only sign up for events that they are certain they can attend. If you’re unable to attend an event, please contact the Events Team at least 72 hours in advance, or as soon as possible in case of an emergency. If an emergency does happen, please reach out to your contacts in the Helm network and offer your place to them.
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