Overview
This year we are launching a new series of Invest Forums tied to our long-standing dinner series.
Newly launched this year, this is the first in a series of policy engagement events looking at driving investment in the nations and regions of the UK.
The forum will provide an opportunity to engage with policy makers, investors from leading private equity and venture capital firms, local institutional investors and portfolio companies. The day will feature panel sessions, focusing in particular on using Leeds’ position as a financial services hub to drive growth, and an opportunity to network with fellow attendees.
We have two places available per member firm, subject to availability.
As part of the day, the BVCA is also hosting our Invest Yorkshire and North East England dinner at The Queen's Hotel, Leeds. The BVCA's long-established series of dinners are a valuable opportunity to network and connect with leaders across the industry and create new business partnerships.
Members who purchase a table for the dinner will recieve 10 places at the forum and will also be invited to join a panel discussion at the forum, subject to availability.
Date and Timings
Thursday, 24 April 2025
14:30-17:00
Location
TBC, Leeds
Dress Code
Business Attire
Price
This event is complimentary and by invitation only. For further information, please contact the BVCA Events Team.
Privacy Information
Following the introduction of GDPR the BVCA will continue to share attendance lists with sponsors and other attendees (names, job titles and company names only) with the exception of events of a sensitive nature.
Please contact [email protected] if you would NOT be happy for us to share this personal information with other attendees. Our full Private Policy & Accessibility Statement can be viewed here.
Code of Conduct - Attendance at Events
The BVCA is committed to bringing members together in a professional environment to collaborate and network. We have established this code of conduct to provide guidelines to participants, and to ensure that all participants understand what behaviour is expected of them at our events.
