- The conference opened with a new video from BCC showing the benefits of becoming a Chamber Member. Watch the video now to find out how we can provide continued advice and support for your businesses.
- BCC Director General, John Longworth, opened proceedings as he addressed a 950-strong audience at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre in Westminster for the flagship event of the Chamber calendar.
- Commenting on the Prime Minister's target of increasing our exports to £1tn by 2020, John revealed that the BCC is developing a programme in association with UKTI to build an Accredited overseas British Chamber of Commerce in 41 high-growth markets around the world. To read his speech in full, click on the tweet below.
- Rt Hon David Cameron MP, Prime Minister, then delivered a short video message. Hear what he said by listening to the YouTube video below.
- Next to the stage was Karren Brady, CBE, Vice-Chairman of West Ham United F.C. and Small Business Ambassador for the Conservative party who gave a great speech on the state of British business and also took questions from a keen audience.
- Following Karren Brady was Rt Hon Michael Gove MP, Secretary State for Education, who put English and Maths at the top of the agenda as he discussed the key skills that young people need to secure jobs in the future.
BCC Annual Conference: State of the Nation – Good to Great
The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) hosted its 2014 Annual Conference 'State of the Nation – Good to Great' on 1st April. Here we write a summary of the key points and discussions raised at one of the biggest conferences to date.
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