Archives: Events

 

Overview

The Future of Climate Finance is an exclusive one-day conference held in the heart of London that will address the escalating mobilisation of finance in favour of sustainable global development.

Join us on 8th June 2022 at America Square Conference Centre to hear high-level representatives from global finance, along with senior business leaders, policymakers and regulators, distil the latest trends and initiatives driving the future of green finance.

 

Key Topics:

      • Crisis capitalism: Are we shifting to a different relationship with capital?
      • How is the regulatory landscape shaping the future of sustainable capital?
      • Green finance development trends
      • What are the current growth and deal characteristics of green instruments?
      • Issuer Focus: What do investors want from green finance?
      • The challenging politics of climate change
      • Climate finance opportunities for private markets investors
      • Measuring the impact of our actions
      • Setting the agenda: predictions for COP27

    To view the full agenda visit the website.

    This event is complimentary for asset owners, investment professionals and bankers. .Service providers will be subject to a charge, and you will be contacted by a member of our sales team in due course.

Overview

Join Tech Monitor’s editorial team for the Tech Leaders Club, convening the C-suite of technology leadership. We invite you to share experiences and challenges with your peers as we explore strategies for gathering, cleaning and connecting data – and what this means for supercharging your transformation efforts.

Discussion Points:

  • Organising the data: where do technology leaders start in terms of finding data trapped
    in legacy systems all over the business? How do they begin the enormous task of
    migrating this data into an accessible, useable, scalable format?
  • Making better decisions: once enterprise data has been wrestled into order, how
    should leaders go about connecting it? How do they make the leap from good data, to
    technology program that are delivering clear ROI? What new products could enable
    data-led decision making in other parts of the business?
  • Owning the upkeep: who owns a business’ data? Once processes have been
    established, what is the ideal balance of responsibility between technology leaders and
    their counterparts in the rest of the business?
  • Predicting the future: how does a solid data foundation now lead to strategic thinking
    in the future? How can advanced analytics tools support technology leaders in becoming
    a strategic partner to the CEO, and driving forward-looking leadership decisions?

*In unforeseen circumstances if you need to cancel your VIP delegate place, we kindly request that you send a suitable replacement and inform us of the name change as soon as possible.

New Statesman Spotlight Debates is a new quarterly event series focused on some of the most challenging questions facing policymakers today. Featuring high-profile journalists, politicians and academics, the debates will gather thought leaders and decision makers for an evening of stimulating discussion and exclusive networking opportunities.

As the UK considers its pandemic recovery, bold, fresh policy thinking is more urgent than ever. The New Statesman, Britain’s leading political weekly, has been at the forefront of policy debate since its founding in 1913.

Tech Monitor’s inaugural Digital Responsibility Summit will explore the
major issues around trust, ethics and responsibility of technology.

As the pace of technological change continues to accelerate, questions are
being raised about the potential of technology – and those developing,
regulating, implementing, and using it – to build a better future.

Led by our expert journalists, the Summit will tackle everything from cyber security, data bias and transparent development of AI to sustainable tech, diversity and inclusion, culture and skills.

This free-to-attend virtual summit will bring together senior IT decision-makers to tackle some of the biggest – and increasingly urgent – questions around responsible development, implementation and lasting impact of technology.

Key Topics:

  • The ethics of AI: how can known pitfalls like data bias be
    avoided? What are the new pitfalls that designers and
    developers must watch out for?
  • Sustainable IT procurement: how are businesses and
    governments building responsibility into the procurement
    of their technology stacks? What else can be done to ensure
    that IT departments are contributing to sustainability goals?
  • Technology and ESG: are there major crossover areas
    where technological innovation can have a positive impact
    on ESG issues?
  • IT and the public sector: do healthcare providers, local
    governments and blue-light services have different levels of
    technological responsibility towards citizens? How are they
    managing these expectations? What can the private sector
    learn about responsible tech?
  • Data protection and zero trust: how can developers and
    businesses mitigate the ever-present threat of attack?
    What more can they do to remain responsible in the event
    of breaches?
  • GDPR: will the UK roll back data protection legislation? If
    so, what can businesses expect in its place? Is regulation
    encouraging more responsible treatment of data more
    generally, or does it remain a tickbox exercise?

Overview:
New Statesman and Tech Monitor’s Public Sector Technology Symposium 2022 will convene senior IT leaders from across the UK public sector to dissect the latest ideas and initiatives shaping the future of digital transformation.

Ticket Options

  • Standard Conference Pass – Free*
  • Industry Provider Conference Pass – £2,495 exc VAT**

Please note:
* This event is free-to-attend for public sector professionals, policy specialists and IT practitioners operating in the UK public sector.
**Price for those providing commercial services to the public sector: £2,495 + VAT

 

The role of the finance team is changing rapidly. As well as simply reporting the numbers and balancing the books, finance leaders are becoming strategic business partners, expected to provide commercial insights and predictions for the CEO. In the financial services industry, this kind of detailed intel is essential.

Join Tech Monitor, in partnership with Sage, for Digitising the Finance Function for FSI.

Today’s drug delivery devices are elaborate. It does not matter if the device is a peripheral venous catheter, a syringe, a pen injector, an autoinjector or a wearable injector (pump), the most common element in each device – and arguably the most important – is the needle. In fact, although it begins as a blank stainless-steel rod, by the time a patient uses the injection device, the needle has undergone a dramatic transformation.

 

The Oscars, The Brits, The Bafta’s and The Booker Prize were 2021 warm up acts! It’s almost time for the award ceremony that really matters. The one we have all been waiting for… Complete with the glitz and glamour of Hollywood, The New Statesman Stars end of year ceremony will be an event that you won’t want to miss.

Taking place on 2nd December at 2pm, setting the tone before our Christmas party, this is our opportunity to celebrate the brilliance of the people we work alongside every day.

The Nominations are now closed!

Register now to find out the winners in each of our specially selected categories on Thursday 2nd December.