Thursday 18th February

Virtual Networking Event, 2.00pm - 3.30pm- Via Zoom

Seminar

Time - Registration 1.15pm for a prompt 1.30pm start

Presenter - Daniel Elkington from MT Financial Management

Topic - New Britain - Your Post-Brexit Economy

About Our Virtual Networking Event:

Our Virtual Networking Event will be hosted using Zoom. All attendees will receive a link after payment has been made via your booking confirmation to access the event on the day. The event will begin at 1.15pm for a 1.30pm start with an optional 30 minute business seminar (see details below). After the seminar and everyone has arrived there, will be an introduction by Business Network Peterborough host, Simon Coy, before everyone will go to their separate virtual "Tables" for introductions and a round table conversation. As always the "Tables" will be planned in advance. This will be followed by our 10 minute speaker and finally a series of pre-arranged member offers / announcements before we close the meeting at 3.30pm.  You won't need to rush away as the room will remain open for networking.

Seminar Synopsis:

This seminar is a guide to how the next few years might pan out now that the UK has left the EU.  On 1st January this year Britain left the transition period and entered a new economic paradigm.  This will likely require adaptation from a lot of businesses and will force the economy to change, perhaps beyond all recognition.  Dan will guide you through what that is likely to look like and give you some food for thought as to how you might adapt your finances and your businesses to the new paradigm. It is important to look beyond the models, the media, and the unfettered opinion presented by social media and examine what people actually do when faced with a crisis. The field of behavioural economics is one concerned with human behaviour, and not hypothetical modelling.

About The Presenter:

Dan is a Chartered Financial Planner, and a Fellow of the PFS. He has an MSc, and is currently working towards a PhD - both focussing on behavioural economics. His work and voluntary roles have involved portfolio management, financial advice, leadership, and change management. He is trained as a financial adviser, fund manager, and stockbroker.

Cost

Members - £12.00 - Book Here

Non Members - £14.40 - Book Here