Event Calendar

IPF Annual Lunch 2022

5

May

2022

11:45AM – 4:00PM

Booking is now open for the 2022 IPF Annual Lunch.

Ticket price: £160 + VAT (£192 inclusive of VAT @ 20% per person). A table to seat 10 people will be £1,600 + VAT (£1,920 inc. VAT). The ticket price excludes wine and other beverages.

Tables to seat 10 to 12 people can be purchased. In addition to tables, there will also be a number of individual places for members or members with a smaller number of guests.

Pre-Lunch drinks, and a good opportunity to network, are from 11.45am and Lunch will be called at 12.30pm. Formal proceedings are due to finish at around 3.10pm when the bar opens and offers guests another opportunity to network.

Dress code: Business attire

IPF members may now book tables or tickets for the Lunch - please see below for details of How to Book

Speakers

Speakers

    Amber Rudd

    Amber Rudd served as Home Secretary, Secretary of State for Work and Pension, and Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change during almost a decade in Parliament. Before becoming an MP she worked in finance and investing, including for JP Morgan. 

    After around 20 years working in business, Amber was elected MP for Hastings and Rye. Shortly after entering Parliament she was appointed to the Department of Energy and Climate Change, first as a minister and then as Secretary of State. She led the UK delegation at the conference that concluded in the Paris Climate Change Agreement. The United Nations Climate Change Conference, or COP21, resulted in the landmark legal commitment to reduce carbon emissions and limited global temperature increases. 

    Amber was then appointed Home Secretary, only the fifth woman to hold one of the Great Offices of State. During her time at the Home Office she led calls for an international response to the sharing of radicalising material online in the wake of a number of terrorist attacks. She insisted the tech companies and internet service providers take responsibility, monitor and remove such material. The subsequent foundation of the Global Internet Forum for Counter Terrorism (GIFCT) successfully reduced the amount of radical material on the internet. 

    After time as Secretary of State for Work and Pensions and as Minister for Women and Equalities, Amber left the Government and the Conservative Party in objection to the policy of potentially pursuing a no-deal Brexit. Standing down at the following general election, she remains an active voice commenting on the wider political scene, climate change, and security. Amber also co-hosts the Split Opinion show on Times Radio, is a trustee of the charity The Climate Group, and advises specialist insurerer Pool Re and cybersecurity company Darktrace.

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How to Book

Download the booking form below, complete and return to Barbara Hobbs – [email protected]

  IPF Annual Lunch 2022 Flyer and Booking Form


Once you have submitted your booking form, your booking is provisional until you have received a confirmation email so please do not start inviting guests until you have received this confirmation. 

Please Note:  Once we have accepted your booking, a confirmation email with your invoice (or receipt for credit card payment) together with a form for your list of host and guest names will be sent to you.  

Tickets, place cards, reminders to return your host/guest list for the Lunch booklet, wine list, menu, etc., will be sent to you via post or email before the Lunch.  IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE THIS INFORMATION IT MEANS THAT WE HAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR BOOKING.