Our team is made of people from all sectors. Day-to-day running of the CBI is conducted by the CBI Executive Committee, which is chaired by the Chief Executive.

PREVIOUS PRESIDENTS AND DIRECTOR-GENERALS OF THE CBI . The CBI Director -General acts as the lead executive for the CBI and is selected and appointed by the CBI Board, usually for

Our economic expertise is grounded in a strong understanding of the policy landscape, meaning our economists can help you make a compelling case for change. We possess a unique blend of economic expertise with deep political awareness and …

CBI SKILLS FRAMEWORK Planning & organisation The ability to plan and organise work in the most efficient and effective way possible, flexing to re-prioritise where

Dec 10, 2024 · The economy sees a subdued end to 2024… The economy has ended 2024 on a damp note. The CBI’s growth indicator – a composite of our monthly business surveys – showed that expectations for growth turned negative in the three months to November, for the first time in almost a year. Our data chimes with the S&P Purchasing Managers’ Index for November, which deteriorated for the third ...

The CBI represents 850 members who themselves comprise 1,100 separate registered companies and 150,000 trade association members. Founded 60 years ago and representing some of the biggest names in business, household brands and globally traded corporations that employ people in all sectors and across every region and nation of the UK, the CBI is …

Gowling WLG, corporate partner at our CBI Midlands Business Dinner 2025, looks at some of the key takeaways from the major environmental conferences of 2024 and considers the growing importance of commercial voices in environmental matters. We explore the drivers behind the recent rise in yields ...

Skills framework Our skills framework describes the skills that are essential for effective performance at the CBI. As individuals, the skills are central to high performance and career progression, and as a business,

Dec 5, 2024 · UK outlook: steady pace ahead. Our latest forecast expects that the UK economy will grow at a moderate pace over 2025 and 2026. Recently announced measures in the Autumn Budget are expected to push up government spending and investment, but higher employment costs and the crowding out of private sector activity will weigh on household spending and business investment over our forecast.

Jul 4, 2023 · The future of work. To achieve and maintain an active and productive workforce, policy makers need to look at how the tax system can help: deliver a model of training that supports people to learn throughout their working life – with a review of the Apprenticeship Levy and other tax support for training; keep the UK a leader in the global labour market, attracting mobile workers across all ...