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The event, called , will take place at the Postgraduate Centre at the Luton campus on Thursday 2 March from 7:45-9:45am.

The event, organised by the University’s Business School, in conjunction with and the is aimed at ensuring businesses are fully briefed on the latest and expected future developments as the UK’s departure from the EU is negotiated and effected.

Professor Stephen Hyde from the University’s Business School, said: “The outlook for businesses as we go through the Brexit process is uncertain to say the least. Our series of events for business executives is designed to keep them up to date with relevant developments and to give opportunities to put specific questions to a panel of experts and advisers. This should enable them to plan and act with greater confidence going forward.”

Speakers will include the University’s Vice Chancellor Bill Rammell, the University’s Head of Law & Finance Dr Socrates Karidis, Claire Dickinson from Ernst & Young and Mark Pelopida from Machins Solicitors.

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