Interactive Seminars
JABE runs seminars around the City and West End of London on topical issues from the business and professional world. These range from large theatre style seminars to more intimate boardroom seminars and business lunches with a guest speaker.
Previous seminars have included
- Real Estate – Do Morals Matter? (October 2011)
- The Business of Football: A Beautiful Game or a Dirty Game? (June 2011)
- Winning the Employment Game: The Ethics of Hiring, Firing and Retaining (April 2011)
- Bribery - a Victimless Crime? An in-depth look at the new Bribery Act (16 November 2010)
- Conflicts in the Boardroom - Where do loyalties lie? (July 2010)
- Whose Idea was it Anyway? The Ethics of Intellectual Property (March 2010)
- Is Loyalty at Work a Myth? The Ethics of Poaching Clients and Staff (February 2010)
- Exclusive Lunch: Sir Martin Sorrell (November 2009)
- JABE Annual Dinner & Seminar 2009 (November 2009)
- The Dangers & Future of the Internet (May 2009)
- The Making of a successful Entrepreneur (March 2009)
- Ethics in a Recession - Make sure yours survive (February 2009)
- Use & Abuse of Power: Does power corrupt in the corporate and political world? (January 2009)
- JABE Annual Dinner and Property Seminar (November 2008)
- Ethical Challenges for Jewish Charities (September 2008)
- The Business of Football: Has Ethics Been Shown the Red Card? (March 2008)
- Marketing Master Class: How to Stand Out from the Crowd (March 2008)
- Reputation featuring Larry Billett, Chairman of Pret A Manger (November 2007)
- Business and the Press: A Double Edged Sword featuring Gerald Ratner (October 2007)
- Success in the Media featuring Michael Grade (February 2007)
- Ethical Leadership
- Music, Money and Morals
- Ambition and Ethics in a Corporate Culture
- Is a Lack of Ethics Damaging the Soul of English Football?
- What Price Jewish Business Ethics?
- Creating a Brand
- Intellectual Property
Seminar speakers have included
- Sir Geoff Hurst
- Elaine Aarons
- Paul Deacon
- Lord Rix
- Monty Raphael
- Lord Myners
- Nick Leslau
- Lord Young
- David Dein
- Mihir Bose
- Gerald Ratner
- Sir Ronald Cohen
- Michael Grade
- Sir Martin Sorrell
- Sir Trevor Chinn
- Richard Loftus
- Lloyd Dorfman
- Harvey Goldsmith
