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SUMMARY:"Good growth in every postcode": the role of employee ownership
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DESCRIPTION:Established by the Employee Ownership Association in memory of
  Robert Oakeshott\, the lecture brings together internationally recognised
  leaders from business\, government and academia to explore the future of 
 ownership\, work and the economy. The 2026 lecture is generously sponsored
  by European law firm Fieldfisher\, a longstanding champion of employee ow
 nership.\n\nIn this year’s lecture\, Good Growth in Every Postcode: The 
 Role of Employee Ownership\, Professor Michie will analyse the long-standi
 ng challenges facing the UK economy\, including the global pressures\; how
  these challenges can be met\, where possible in ways that transform those
  challenges into opportunities to open up a more socially and environmenta
 lly sustainable path ahead\; and what role employee ownership might play i
 n bringing about that transformation\, for a more resilient economy\, rewa
 rding work\, social cohesion\, and individual wellbeing.\n\nThis event wil
 l be of particular interest to business leaders\, entrepreneurs\, employee
 -owned organisations\, policymakers\, economists\, legal and financial pro
 fessionals\, researchers\, students\, and anyone interested in the future 
 of work\, responsible business and economic renewal. It will also appeal t
 o those with an interest in regional development\, social enterprise\, cor
 porate governance and creating a more inclusive economy.\n\nThe lecture wi
 ll be preceded by tea and coffee from 5.30pm\, and followed by an opportun
 ity for questions and discussion.\n\nThe lecture is free to attend and ope
 n to all. Advance registration is advised.\n\nThe Robert Oakeshott Lecture
  is hosted by the Centre on Mutual and Co-owned Business. Previous speaker
 s include The Rt Hon Jesse Norman MP\, Dame Stephanie Shirley\, and former
  Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg.
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LOCATION:Kellogg College - The Hub\, The Hub Kellogg College 62 Banbury Ro
 ad Oxford Oxfordshire OX2 6PN United Kingdom
SPEAKER:Professor Jonathan Michie (Kellogg College President)
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