
Burnham's First Budget: What Does It Mean for UK Tech?
Speakers:
Karim Palant, Director of External Affairs at UK Private Capital and former adviser to Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls
Aidan Corley, UK Public Affairs and Policy Lead at Cohere and former adviser to Rishi Sunak and Theresa May
Moderator:
Emily Wallace, Managing Director, Inflect
Andy Burnham's Government has promised to put growth, innovation and British businesses at the heart of its economic agenda. But with Chancellor John Healey facing mounting fiscal pressures and speculation over tax rises, will the Autumn Budget deliver for the UK's software and technology sector?
Join Boardwave and public affairs consultancy Inflect for a discussion of what the Budget means for software founders, CEOs and investors.
We'll unpack the key announcements, explore their implications for investment, scaling and international competitiveness, and consider whether the Government's ambitions for British tech are matched by the policies needed to deliver them.
What does Burnham's first Budget tell us about the future of the UK's software industry, and what should business leaders be preparing for?






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