Overview
On 31st January, the UK officially left the European Union. Whilst Brexit continues to be a work in progress, certain changes are beginning to take shape, and the world is watching as the UK embarks on its new path.
Chartwell represents several speakers able to comment on the impact and legacy of Brexit, including how effectively both the EU and UK sides implement the new system and the consequences for Business and Trade.
Exclusive speakers: Brexit
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Arlene Foster
First Minister of Northern Ireland on two occasions (between 2016-21) and Leader of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) (2015-21)
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Mark Brolin
Independent British-Swedish political analyst, economist, commentator and author
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Chris Giles
Economics Editor, Financial Times
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Willem Buiter
Professor of Economics, Former Banker and Insightful Commentator
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Martin Wolf
Associate Editor and Chief Economics commentator, Financial Times
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Mauro Guillén
One of the World's Foremost Experts on Global Trends
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Jeremy Hunt
Longest serving UK Secretary of State for Health
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George Parker
Political Editor at The Financial Times
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Dr John C. Hulsman
Top Geopolitical Analyst
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Matthew Goodwin
Leading authority on UK and European politics
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Wolfgang Münchau
Expert Insights on the European and Global Political Economies
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Merryn Somerset Webb
Editor in Chief, MoneyWeek, and Financial Times columnist
Brexit speakers
Oliver Lewis
Former Deputy Chief Negotiator in UK Government for UK-EU Trade Negotiations and Head of Research for ‘Vote Leave’
George Osborne
Former Chancellor of the Exchequer, UK Government (2010-16)
Nick Timothy
British Political Adviser
Ivan Rogers
UK Permanent Representative to the EU 2013-2017
Robert Peston
TV’s political editor, presenter of the politics show “Peston”,
Julia Hartley-Brewer
Political journalist & broadcaster
Insights
Introducing Arlene Foster, Former First Minister of Northern Ireland
Jeremy Hunt, Exclusive Speaker on the Pandemic, Politics and International Affairs
Brexit