We are delighted to invite you to the next meeting of Finance Directors' professional network.
The increases in National Insurance Contributions and the National Minimum Wage, fee uplifts and VAT are just some of the many financial challenges facing members at this time. In recognition of the pressures that Finance Directors are under, at this meeting we will be providing a safe space for members to share their biggest challenges with their peers, to discuss their impact, share different approaches and experiences and perhaps open up pathways to solutions.
In addition, Stuart McKay, Partner at MHA will be providing an update on financial matters affecting members, in particular, cost pressures.
This is sure to be a very valuable meeting, so don't delay in securing your place.
Partner, Trowers & Hamlins
10.00 | VODG Welcome | Kerry Hamilton, Head of Membership and Operations at VODG |
10.05 | Introductions | Co-chairs |
10.10 | Finance challenges | Member discussion |
10.50 | A comprehensive update on key financial matters affecting members | Stuart McKay, Partner at MHA |
11.20 | Living Wage, National Insurance, and challenges to Commissioner's decisions on Uplifts | Charlotte Clayson and Laura Welchew, Partners at Trowers & Hamlins |
11.50 | Topics for future meetings | VODG Co-chairs |
11.55 | Final Roundup | Kerry Hamilton, Head of Membership and Operations at VODG |
12.00 | End |
Please note, should you have any accessibility requirements, we will do our best to make necessary arrangements to support you; however, we may require up to four weeks notice, so please list your requirements on the booking form. Closed captions are used as standard in online meetings. If you have any questions, please email [email protected].
Group Director of Finance, Avenues Group
Group Director of Finance, Avenues Group
Director of Finance & Housing, Certitude London
Director of Finance & Housing, Certitude London
Partner, Trowers & Hamlins LLP
Charlotte is a Partner in our Dispute Resolution and Litigation department, focusing on complex and high value commercial and public law disputes. Charlotte is also a specialist in Information Law.
Charlotte has significant experience dealing with the full range of contractual and commercial disputes, sensitive investigatory work, judicial review and contentious procurement and planning. Her expertise in Information Law includes advising upon a wide range of Data Protection and freedom of information matters, navigating regulatory issues and working closely with clients to prepare for and deal with data privacy breaches.
Charlotte acts for and advises clients across a range of industry sectors in the context of both High Court and Court of Appeal litigation, arbitration, urgent injunctive relief and dispute avoidance and resolution.