Summary from Annual Parliamentary Reception held on 15th November 2017 at the House of Lords, kindly hosted by Lord Haskel and sponsored by ACCA.
Tomorrow’s Company, supported by ACCA, was delighted to be joined by senior business, government and civil society leaders at its Annual Parliamentary Reception to discuss what the next decade may hold for business and in particular how business can adapt to upcoming challenges and opportunities in a way that allows both business and society to thrive in the long term.
Stephen Kelly, CEO of Sage, and John Lelliott OBE, Chairman of The Natural Capital Coalition and Chair of the ACCA Global Sustainability Forum, joined the reception to share their views on how they think business will change over the next decade. They explored in particular the popular contention that ‘capitalism is dead’.
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