Last Updated on 28/03/2023 by Samantha Lewis
Join BHTA’s Head of Compliance William Lee and Tendo’s Senior Account Director Daniel Laing to consider the Budget, its achievements, and possible repercussions in-depth.
Our free BHTA presents… ‘Reactions & Discussion regarding Spring 2023 Budget’ webinar takes place on Friday 24th March at 11:00am.
This one-hour, member-exclusive webinar, will cover:
• Areas where promising measures are being taken
• Areas for potential improvement
• Where we’ll be focusing our efforts
• Items that will affect the landscape of healthcare
• How the changes may affect your business
Following a short presentation, a discussion will be opened up and we encourage attendees to ask any questions.
We look forward to seeing you there!
*Please note: Registration to this webinar is only available to members of the BHTA
If you are unable to attend, be sure to register anyway to receive a copy of the slides and recording after the event.
About the speakers
Bill joined BHTA in June 2021.
Bill brings 25-plus years of policy, advocacy, and operations experience on behalf of vulnerable communities at US & UK NGOs and governments, combined with a decade of for-profit management consulting and retail operations experience (at the Corporate Executive Board and independent retailers, respectively).
At BHTA, Bill researches, develops & disseminates policy, strategy, parliamentary and technical work for BHTA and its members, and supports wider stakeholder engagement.
Daniel Laing is the Senior Account Director at Tendo Consulting.
Daniel provides strategic advice and expertise to a range of clients at Tendo utilising his eight years in public affairs, research and campaigning. Having worked at a major political intelligence agency leading the health consultancy team, he has first rate expertise navigating the life sciences sector for pharmaceutical clients, health organisations and research bodies. He also has extensive experience working on local government research initiatives, in-house public affairs for a UK children’s charity and writing for political publications.