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Local Government IntelligencePublic Services Summit
16 Jun 2009
Keynote speaker: Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Liam Byrne MP
This conference provided the latest ideas and strategies to meet the challenges ahead. Delegates heard what the experts and policy makers have to say, shared their views and debated the latest thinking with colleagues from the wider public sector and business.
Programme
Richard Lambert
Director General, CBI
Ruby McGregor Smith
Chief Executive, MITIE Group
Panel discussion
Session 1
Rt Hon Liam Byrne MP
Chief Secretary to the Treasury
Charles Leadbeater
the leading authority on innovation and creativity, and Demos Associates
Philip Hammond MP
Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury
Panel discussion
Session 2
James Stewart
Chief Executive, Partnerships UK
Sir David Freud
Shadow Minister for Welfare Reform
Panel discussion
Session 3
Ben Lucas
Director, The Commission on 2020 Public Services
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