Reserve Your Place: 19th September 2019
On 19th September 2019, ERA and HSBC will host a unique event aimed at giving you an unforgettable and thought-provoking evening.
As an industry leader, you will know that to survive you must strive to adapt to a changing business landscape. That’s why we’d like to invite you to our Business Transformation event, which will be taking place statuesque HSBC Tower in Canary Wharf, London.
Come along to find out what the future will look like in a world where economic changes and technological advancements are ready to disrupt the existing frameworks for international finance, supply chain and industry.
This premium event will include authoritative guest speakers, offering additional insights and guidance on how to navigate the ever changing global business ecosystem. Refreshments will be provided and the event also offers a great opportunity to network with leading business leaders from across the globe.
Spaces are limited, so to reserve your space please complete the form below.
Discover more about our Guest Speakers
Roland Emmans, Sector Head of Technology for HSBC
Roland heads up HSBC’s Technology client banking business for the UK, helping growing businesses from start-ups all the way to large quoted multinationals. A big fan of psychology, and how human beings interact. Roland gets to meet more than 200 innovative tech firms per year, hearing the inside story, giving him a big network and broad perspective on the sector.
His hot areas of interest at the moment are AI, connected health, and the opportunities Cloud computing present to name but three. Roland spends a lot of time cutting through the ‘Buzz words’ to what tech change really means to us here now as well as in the medium term.
Dr Paul Redmond, Director of Student Experience and Enhancement at the University of Liverpool
As an employment expert Paul focuses on how companies can adapt to change, including the rise of automation in the workplace, and the strategies companies need to take. He also considers how to appeal to both young and old generations in order to future-proof a company.
Baby Boomers, Generation X… Generation Y… Generation Z… for the first time in history, all four generations can be found working together in Britain’s organisations. As a leading expert in generational theory and employability, Dr Paul Redmond’s research is at the forefront of what this means for managers, recruiters, individuals & HR specialists.
