Our speakers will discuss the fine line between Education and Ed Tech, what is meant by innovation in these sectors, together with mega-trends that create opportunities. Participants will be able to explore the success and failures of various case studies, and share thoughts through breakout sessions.
Events
This month we’re meeting at the quirky Simmons Bar, Oxford Street to welcome the recently graduated MBA 21J promotion to London! Known for its classic tune selection, the bar has a raised DJ booth and dance floor with a fairground feel. Cocktails and drinks are discounted until 8pm.
Financial markets are on fire, and many are looking to find signals and make sense amidst all the noise. Who better to help provide insight and perspective than Henry Whorwood – head of research for Beauhurst well known as one of the leading providers on private markets data, including the UK’s flourishing startup ecosystem.
For the 29th event in the series, we are bringing together more business angels and start-ups. We will select six to eight companies to present to the people with the know-how to help or the cash to invest. This is your chance to play a crucial and fulfilling role if you’re a business angel with resources and/or time to mentor a start-up.
Our speakers will examine how the UK life sector can access the capital, talent and ambition to achieve and retain its place on the global stage that is commensurate with its capabilities.
The Scottish Group has booked a table at the Edinburgh West End wine bar Le Di-Vin for the last catch up of 2021. Join alumni, partners and friends for a relaxing evening in the lead up to Christmas.
Grab a glass of your favourite drink and join our virtual mistletoe networking event (it could be the last!) to meet or re-meet your peers, friends, future business partners, future colleagues in Private Equity and Venture Capital. After another eventful year, we hope this provides you with the opportunity to connect with people in your community.
In true INSEAD style, this will be an evening of great conversation with alumni and guests to round off a fascinating year and celebrate the festive season.
The way credit markets have extended and diversified during the crisis has been unique and the coming period is going to be a fascinating one as the baton passes between government, banks and different private sector players. We are very fortunate to have a great panel of credit experts to lead the discussion. Click on the event title for more information.
In recent years, there has been great interest in the ways in which individuals can contribute to Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) goals. In addition to changing our personal behaviours in terms of consumption and recycling, we are all paying more attention to how our discretionary capital is managed with fresh alternatives coming to market.