Venue: The Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre & Central Hall Westminster, London
Leading organisations, bodies and individuals from business, law, government and politics, and academia will be gathering together at the inaugural Global Law Summit, being held on 23 to 25 February 2015 in London, to celebrate the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta and the principle of the rule of law.
The Summit will be truly global, and will discuss and shape a spectrum of pressing issues of today and the future, in human rights, constitutional law, international trade and investment, commercial and corporate transactions, and many others, in order to promote economic growth and the rule of law around the world. This will be a great opportunity for collaboration and networking, with social events arranged at the Royal Courts of Justice, Houses of Parliament, Old Bailey, with many more scheduled.
Keynote speakers at the Summit include Aung San Suu Kyi, Chairperson of the National League for Democracy (NLD) in Burma (Myanmar), who will address the Summit via a video recording; Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, Trevor Manuel, who served as a Cabinet Minister under President Nelson Mandela, and Angel Gurría, Secretary-General of the OECD, including many others.
With over fourty sessions including subjects such as ‘How Ethics Continues to Elevate Worldwide Company Success’, with Mark Goyder, Founder Director of Tomorrow’s Company scheduled to speak, ‘Business and Human Rights’, delivered by the International Bar Association, ‘Global Trends in International Trade and the Laws that underpin them’, ‘Business and the Rule of Law’, ‘Capital Investments in Emerging Markets’, and ‘Anticipating Shareholder Activism’, and with over 2000 delegates from across the globe, this is a must-attend event to inform you of the key issues of today and the future.
For full details of the programme and speakers you can visit the Summit’s website at www.globallawsummit.com/.
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