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SPP Conference 2017: Sustainability, Fairness and Engagement

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September 11th, 2017

Bookings are open for the 2017 SPP Conference.

This event is an exclusive benefit for SPP Members and their clients.  There is no charge for attendance.


Content:

Presentations on “What Does Good Trusteeship Look Like?” and “Cyber Security”.

Panel discussions on “Sustainability of DB Schemes” and “Consumer Engagement with Retirement Saving”.

Confirmed Speakers and Panel Members:

  • Hugh Nolan (President, SPP)
  • Andy Cork (Counsel, Allen & Overy LLP)
  • Jonathan Stapleton (Editor-in-Chief, Professional Pensions and Workplace Savings & Benefits)
  • Naomi L’Estrange (Director, 2020 Trustees)
  • Fiona Frobisher (Head of Policy, Pensions Regulator)
  • Alan Pickering (Chairman, BesTrustees)
  • Graham McLean (Head of Scheme Funding, Willis Towers Watson)
  • Matt Hawley (Cyber Security, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP)
  • Sam Brodbeck (Senior Financial Reporter, Telegraph Media Group)
  • Meredith Gibson (Chair, Trustees’ Engagement Sub-Committee, Citi UK Pension Plans)
  • Gemma Godfrey (Founder and CEO, Moo.la)
  • Darren Philp (Director of Policy and Market Engagement, The People’s Pension)

For the full programme, please click here.


Timings:

This is a half-day event

0830: Registration

0900: Conference begins

1245: Conference ends followed by drinks and canapés.


Venue:

The Auditorium at:

Allen & Overy LLP
One Bishops Square
London E1 6AD

CPD:

The Conference carries 3.5 CPD hours


Bookings:

We will cap initial attendance at a maximum of ten per Member organisation on a first come first served basis. Any names in excess of ten will be placed on a waiting list and we will be in touch if it proves possible to accommodate them.

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SPP Conference 2017: Sustainability, Fairness and Engagement

SPP Conference 2017: Sustainability, Fairness and Engagement