The Global Boardroom

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07 Dec 2021 - 09 Dec 2021

Building Sustainable Growth

Timed to follow COP26, the United Nations Climate Change Conference due to take place in Glasgow, the event will look closely at how net zero objectives are transforming decision-making, while also gauging the impact of new technologies on the fabric of business, markets and society.

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Why Attend?
Crucial business information – Hear directly from leading policy-makers on the steps they are taking to support economies and business.
Get inspiration for next steps – Find out how leading CEOs from a range of industries are coping with the crisis and preparing for a recovery.
Quality content you cannot find elsewhere – Go beyond the news to explore the impact of the crisis through carefully curated, in-depth discussions.
Participate – Pose questions to thought leaders and get instant analysis from FT journalists after key sessions.

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