Brexit Related Events / Conferences / Seminars in 2020

Details are listed below of Brexit related events forthcoming in 2020. The events are listed in reverse chronological order. You can also view details of past events which took place in 2019, 2018, 2017 and 2016.

Forthcoming Events in 2020:
January | February | March | April | May | June | July | August | September | October | November | December |

Date	Location	Event Details	Description

March
Friday 27th March	Belfast (TBC)	Brexit Briefing (Northern Ireland) by CBI (8.00am - 10.30am)	Event organised by Confederation of British Industry (CBI): "Get ahead of the curve and give your business the edge by joining the CBI’s Campaigns team for a download on their latest Brexit and political intelligence. Keeping pace with the constantly evolving political environment is exceptionally challenging, but our latest insights will ensure you are better able to prepare for the external changes impacting your business."
February
Thursday 27th February	Titanic Belfast 1 Olympic Way Queen's Road Belfast BT3 9EP	The Northern Ireland Brexit Summit (by Premier Publishing & Events) (9.00am - 4.00pm)	The 2020 Northern Ireland Manufacturing & Supply Chain Expo will provide a forum for manufacturers and operators involved throughout the supply chain to gather to discuss pressing issues facing the industry. It will cover the full manufacturing spectrum, including the food and drink, biopharma, medtech, healthcare, construction, procurement, and precision engineering sectors.

January
Wednesday 15th January	TLT LLP River House 48-60 High Street Belfast BT1 2BE	Political Briefing by Confederation of British Industry (CBI) (8.00am -10.00am)	Enter 2020 ahead of the curve by joining the CBI’s Campaigns and EU Negotiations teams for a download on their latest political intelligence. The prospect of a new Government means businesses will be facing anything from a Brexit deal, to a no-deal, and possibly a second referendum. We know it’s never been harder for businesses to plan, and keeping pace with the constantly evolving political environment is exceptionally challenging. Our latest insights will ensure you are better able to prepare for the external changes impacting your business and seize opportunities as they arise
Monday 6th January	The Canada Room and Council Chamber Queen's University Belfast University Road Belfast BT7 1NN	Brexit, Citizens’ Assemblies and the future of Democracy in the UK by The Democracy Unit, QUB (6.00pm - 8.00pm)	The Brexit process has put the UK’s democratic system under great strain, pitting competing democratic visions against each other and exposing weaknesses in each. This special event will examine those weaknesses and consider possible ways of addressing them. Could the 2016 referendum have been designed differently to create a less polarised process? How could the grievances with current politics that the referendum result highlighted be tackled?

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