All events with up to 30 participants at the Instititute of Engineering and Technology (IET), Chatham house rules. The technology talk starts at 6pm (doors open 5:30pm) for 45 mins followed by 15 mins Q&A. Drinks served at 7pm.
What are Chatham House rules?
“When a meeting, or part thereof, is held under the Chatham House Rule, participants are free to use the information received, but neither the identity nor the affiliation of the speaker(s), nor that of any other participant, may be revealed.” Link to Chatham House website.
I am very interested in attending the events, but I may not know anyone there, what would you say?
At Cubs Privé, we will ensure that you are welcomed on arrival to these inclusive events, and if you wish, we will introduce you to others there.
Could I have a VAT invoice?
We provide a VAT invoice for expense remboursement, when your ticket is issued.
You will have the opportunity to meet others at the event and discuss the content after the talk. Our speakers have stayed for the discussion from 7pm and the feedback received has been excellent.
Next Talks
Mark Davies and Rich Brooks, Lecturers at Cranfield Business School
“How to create a customer value proposition with AI” September 17th, 6pm for a 6:15pm start
Buy tickets here for Sept 17th
Jayne Opperman, CEO of Consumer Lending, Lloyds Banking Group on October 8th, 5:30pm for 6pm
“Digitalisation in Practice: How AI is Reshaping Product Development and Customer Experience”
Buy tickets here for October 8th
Jayne will share how AI and digital innovation are helping shape new products and experiences for customers. She’ll discuss practical examples, what’s working well, where AI is making a difference, and some of the challenges encountered so far.
Mark Foster, Former Head of IBM Global Services on July 2nd
“AI, Ethics & Geopolitics: Navigating the New Frontier”
Mark was responsible for a $47 billion business with 240,000 employees between 2019 and 2021, and was Chair of IBM Consulting up to Dec 2022.
Mark will share his perspective on the evolution of AI, exploring how to push its boundaries while drawing the lines as we map out ethical frameworks for ongoing development. He will also examine these challenges against an ever-changing Geopolitical backdrop.
Mark worked in Government and was a founding Commissioner for the Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI) overseeing the UK’s annual global aid spend of £11 billion from 2011 to 2015.
Mark retired after 27 years at Accenture in 2011, as CEO for Global Markets and Management Consulting.
Recent talks: Jonny White, CEO and Founder of Ticket Tailor on May 28th
“Doing Well by Doing Good: A Tech-Powered
Growth Story”
Jonny shared his tech start-up and scale-up experience, and give insight in how to steer an organisation which looks beyond the bottom line.
Jonny was passionate about business as a force for good, bootstrapping, and designing a stress-free company that can punch way above its weight.
The feedback was excellent:
“Jonny was brilliant. What a lovely guy!”
“It was a great talk from Jonny”
“Thanks for another great talk. We need more people like Jonny running business that are so authentically and unapologetically aligned with personal values.”
“Great talk”
“Really enjoyed the talk”
“You are really getting some great presenters”
