Tickets now live for the IoD Commonwealth Business Conference
The official sale of tickets for the IoD Commonwealth Business Conference on 19th July has opened; book now to avoid disappointment.
The IoD is celebrating England’s third time hosting the Commonwealth Games (28th July-8th August 2022) with a full-day business conference followed by a celebration dinner, sponsored by University College Birmingham as headline sponsor.
Join us on the 19th July to listen to amazing speakers such as Kwasi Kwarteng and Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson, Baroness Patricia Scotland and Andrew Mitchell of the Department of International Trade, as well as our very own Director General Jon Geldart as we celebrate the sport and business communities together with UK trading opportunities at the distinguished Grand Hotel in Birmingham, the heart of the West Midlands region.
In the evening, enjoy a spectacular three-course dinner and hear from former athlete Roger Black MBE, who for fourteen years represented Great Britain at the highest level of athletics. Dinner and speaker to be followed by various entertainment including award-winning British Indian pianist and composer, Rekesh Chauhan.
The event is split into a conference during the day (9am – 4pm) and a dinner in the evening (6pm – 10:30pm); tickets for each, as well as discounted day tickets for access to both, are now on sale at the following links.
Day-only tickets (Conference)
IoD Commonwealth Business Conference | Business Events | Institute of Directors
Evening-only tickets (Dinner)
IoD Commonwealth Business Conference | Business Events | Institute of Directors
Full Access tickets (Conference + Dinner)
IoD Commonwealth Business Conference | Business Events | Institute of Directors
Headline sponsor University College Birmingham
Proudly supporting IoD, University College Birmingham leads the way in placement-focused degrees accredited by the University of Warwick, industry-led college courses and innovative apprenticeships that offer you the chance to earn while you learn, producing the performance directors of tomorrow.
