Europe UK (Commonwealth Union) – Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak joined a gathering of 14 business leaders, consisting of a range of sectors in the UK economy.
The PM has assembled a diverse group of influential business leaders. The newly appointed Business Council will serve as an advisory body, engaging in discussions to propel economic growth and solidify the UK’s position as an exceptional place to conduct business.
Comprised of prominent figures from various sectors across the UK economy, this esteemed council will play a vital role in supporting the government’s endeavors to bolster stability and drive progress in the nation’s economy. By providing valuable insights and perspectives from the frontlines of business, the council aims to foster an environment conducive to sustained prosperity.
Among the fourteen accomplished business leaders joining the council are Chief Executives from notable companies such as AstraZeneca, NatWest Group, and BAE Systems. Their presence brings invaluable expertise and a wealth of experience to the table. Furthermore, companies including SSE, Google Deepmind, Sainsbury’s, Vodafone, GSK, Aviva, Shell, Sage, Taylor Wimpey, Diageo, and Barclays are also represented on this influential council.
The council’s primary objective is to actively contribute to the realization of the Prime Minister’s vision for economic growth. By collaboratively exploring avenues for investment, innovation, and skills development, the council aims to create an environment that attracts both domestic and international investors. Through these efforts, the UK’s position as a premier destination for business can be fortified, opening up new opportunities and driving economic progress for the benefit of all.
With a diverse range of sectors represented, the council brings together a wealth of knowledge, ensuring that the unique challenges and opportunities of various industries are considered. By fostering collaboration among these leaders, the council aims to facilitate the exchange of best practices and innovative ideas. This collaborative approach will enable the development of robust strategies that promote growth and resilience across the UK economy.
