Justin Urquhart Stewart and Sir AP McCoy to address 400 business leaders in Belfast

One of the UK’s leading business and market commentators will speak at a leadership summit at Titanic Belfast on Friday, March 1.

SuMMit 2024, which has been created by the Management & Leadership Network (MLN) and supported by Danske Bank and Belfast City Council, will be attended by over 400 business leaders.

Justin Urquhart Stewart is one of the most recognisable and trusted business and market commentators on television, radio and the press. An entrepreneur in his own right, Justin is chairman and co-founder of the investment platform Regionally and he also serves as chairman of Investors in Community. Prior to that Justin co-founded Seven Investment Management (7IM) and was integral in building the business to one that now employs over 360 people with over £18bn of assets under management.

Delegates will also hear from Helen Thompson who is the former managing director of TOMS Shoes which has grown to become one of the most successful social businesses on the planet. She will be joined on stage by performance psychologist and best-selling author Gerry Hussey who has become Ireland’s leading authority on wellbeing and performance.

Also speaking at the event will be former jockey Sir AP McCoy OBE who will share how he was able to dominate his sport for 20 years. Delegates will also hear from AI entrepreneur Bobby Healy who’s latest venture is ‘Manna Drone Delivery’ which has a mission to improve the world by making lightning-fast suburban deliveries affordable, green and safe.

Found in 2011, the event provides world-class stimulus that triggers fresh perspectives, disruptive thinking, new ideas and an impetus to act. It has received acclaim from the leaders of micro-businesses, SMEs, corporates, local government, central government, charities and social enterprises.

More information and registration is available at www.mln.org.uk/summit/ . The event is ‘in-person-only’ and will run from 8am – 1.30pm. The organisers can also be reached by telephone on 028 9076 1030 or by email at [email protected].