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If businesses want to be trusted, they have to do the right thing

Annual Conference 2020: why leadership, prioritising people and following through with action are key for building trust in business and building back better.

05 Nov 2020, 4 min read

Trust in business is a long-standing debate. This session at the CBI Annual Conference 2020 discussed why improving trust in business matters if the UK is to build back better. On the panel were:

  • Josh Hardie, Deputy Director General, CBI
  • Frances O’Grady, Secretary General, TUC
  • Helen Lamprell, Director, Vodafone UK
  • Ben Page, CEO, Ipsos Mori
  • Julian Richer, Founder, Richer Sounds
  • Chair: James Harding, Co-Founder and Editor, Tortoise Media

 

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