From 13:30 - 14:30
By Invitation Only
Session Description:
Brexit: Economic Consequences
In June 2016, the UK voted to leave the European Union. This triggered Article 50 setting the departure date on 29 March 2019. What is the way forward for a post-Brexit Britain? What are the possible consequences for the UK and the EU? How well understood are the key features of the Customs Union and the Single Market? How do geopolitical risks in the EU and the rise of populism impact the economic outlook? Join economist Roger Martin-Fagg for a timely exchange of ideas and straight forward insights into this evolving look at the implications of Brexit.
Key Takeaways:
* Develop your understanding of key economic and geopolitical risks and their implications.
* Examine how businesses are adapting in this uncertain environment and analyse the implications for corporate occupiers.
Speaker:
Roger Martin-Fagg, Behavioural Economist, Martin-Fagg Associates
Bio:
Roger began his career as an Economist with the New Zealand Treasury. He was asked to design and run a postgraduate programme in Airline Management for British Airways which ran successfully for 12 years at Thames Valley University.In 1987 he joined Henley Management College to design, deliver and teach bespoke strategic management programmes. This he did for 21 years covering all sectors, but with an emphasis on Financial Services, Construction, and Utilities. For the past ten years, Roger has worked as an Independent Behavioural Economist. He is visiting faculty at Warwick, Ashridge, Bath, Henley and Duke Business Schools where he teaches on MBA and tailored programmes.
Note: Roger Martin-Fagg will also be speaking in the Understanding Economic Intelligence session on 26 September 2018 at 11:00 – 12:00.
Here is the link to the session. http://www.corenetglobal.org/attend/MadridSummit2018/2018MadridSessionDetails.aspx?ItemNumber=38223