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Networking Programme
We provide our client network the opportunity to build new relationships and engage with relevant stakeholders through a programme of Madano lunches.
These small, informal gatherings are by invitation only and are designed to provide a forum for senior executives to discuss some of the most important challenges faced by companies today. Each lunch is held under Chatham House Rules and based around a theme chosen by the speaker.
The first Madano lunch was held in February 2008 with Sir David King, Director of the Smith School of Enterprise and Environment at the University of Oxford and the UK government’s former Chief Scientific Adviser, who introduced the topic ‘The Business of Climate Change’. We have since had a number of guest speakers talk about a variety of topics including ‘Cities: how do we support them and how they drive economic performance’, ‘Britain in 2011 – where are the public and businesses and what does the future hold?’ and ‘Modernising National Infrastructure – a vehicle for social and business recovery’.
Take a look at our programme of Madano lunches below.
Past Events
James Smith, Former Chairman of Shell and current member of the Green Investment Bank Board
James Cameron, Founder and Executive Vice Chairman, Climage Change Capital
Sir David King, Director of the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment
Ian Chesire, Group CEO, Kingfisher Plc
Dr Phillip Lee MP, Chairman of the All-Party Environment Group and member of the Energy and Climate Change Select Committee
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Lord May, Member of the UK Government’s Climate Change Committee and Non-Executive Director of the UK Defence Science & Technology Laboratories
James Cameron, Executive Director and Vice Chairman of Climate Change Capital
Ed Warner, Chairman of UK Athletics, and Wendy Sly, Silver Medal Winner in the 1984 USA Olympics in the 3000 meters
Ben Page, Chief Executive, Ipsos MORI
Professor Brian Collins, Chief Scientific Adviser to the Department for Transport and the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills
Bridget Rosewell, Chief Economic Adviser to the Mayor of London, Chair of Volterra Consulting and former adviser to Treasury Select Committee
Mark Walport, Director of the Wellcome Trust
Henry Derwent, President and CEO of the International Emissions Trading Association
Professor Chris Rapley, Director of the Science Museum
Andrew Porter, Political Editor of the Daily Telegraph
Sir Brian Bender, Permanent Secretary for the Department of Business (BERR)
Ian Katz, Executive Editor, Guardian Media
Ed Warner, Chairman of the Board of UK Athletics
Lord Waldegrave of North Hill, Vice Chairman of the Investment Banking Department at UBS
Sir David King, Director of the Smith School of Enterprise and Environment at the University of Oxford, and former Chief Scientific Adviser to the UK Government