Business Leaders Series with celebrity branding expert Jeetendr Sehdev

Join us for the next Business Leaders series event with ‘celebrity branding’ expert Jeetendr Sehdev.

Tags: business leaders, Business Leaders Series, celebrity, jeetendr sehdev, leadership

The Sky’s the limit – a story of growth, risk and governance with Andrew Griffith

This Business Leaders Series lecture guest speaker is Andrew Griffith, Group Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer at Sky plc (and The University of Nottingham Law alumnus).

Tags: alumni, Andrew Griffith, Business Leaders Series, GlaxoSmithKline Building for Sustainable Chemistry, Nottingham University Business School, sky plc

The wonderful world of risk and how insurance keeps the world going round

Part of the Business Leaders Series. Gary Head, Managing Director for Alternative Distribution at Hiscox and Nottingham alumnus, shares insights from his career in insurance.

Tags: alumni, business, Business Leaders Series, Nottingham University Business School

Foresight: the rise, fall and then exponential rise of a financial services group

Bernard Fairman, Founder and Chairman of Foresight Group will speak on the topic of ‘Foresight: the rise, fall and then exponential rise of a financial services group’. Foresight is a leading, independent infrastructure and private equity investment firm that has an important relationship with the Nottingham area through the £40 million Foresight Nottingham Fund, based in the Creative Quarter.

Tags: Bernard Fairman, business, Business Leaders Series, Foreshight Group, Foresight, local, Nottingham, Nottingham University Business School

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Veteran political film-maker focuses on life of Boris The BBC’s Michael Cockerell told the behind-the scenes story […]

Appears in Issue 66

Tags: BBC, Boris Johnson, Business Leaders Series, Business School, Dunkirk Week of Action, Jon McGregor, Lincolnshire Landscapes, Manager Off-Campus Student Affairs, Mayor of London, Melanie Futer, Michael Cockerell, School of Politics and International Relations, Sir Paul Smith, Sophie Hollinshead, The Centre for Regional Literature and Culture