Industry and Parliament Trust Promoting Understanding between Business and Parliament

Where Parliament and Industry Meet

The Industry and Parliament Trust (IPT) equips parliamentarians with a greater understanding of UK industry, and forges trusted, working relationships between business and the legislature.

Ian Murray MP begins IPT Fellowship
Read more about Fellowships
IPT Policy Events
2012 Policy Events launched.
Made in Britain
The IPT took 12 parliamentarians to Morrisons' HQ. Read the blog.
Nicky Morgan MP Manufacturing Fellowship
Nicky Morgan MP began her Fellowship with a visit to Thales UK

IPT Policy Events

The end of 2011 saw the highly successful re-invigoration of the IPT Policy Events Series.

We saw most of you at various events along the way, but to re-cap we had some fantastic speakers including the Rt Hon Lord Ashdown, Andrew Bailey, Executive Director, Bank of England and Richard Hardie, Chairman, UBS.

We are continuing to develop the Policy Event programme through the key discussion areas of Digital, Economy & Finance, Energy, Ethics & Sustainability, Health, Manufacturing and Transport & Infrastructure.

For a full list of IPT Policy Events for 2012 please click here.

New IPT Fellowship

Ian Murray MP has begun the IPT's Cultural and Creative Industries Fellowship. Ian started closer to home with a visit to Creative Scotland as he learns more about the performing arts, broadcasting and production, and the wider media and creative industries across the UK.

“The IPT has put together a fascinating and varied programme of visits right across the UK allowing me the opportunity to explore issues from access to finance all the way through to production.”
Ian Murray MP, Shadow Minister for Business, Innovation and Skills

You can find out more about IPT Fellowships here.

Supporting the IPT

The IPT maintains links with a variety of companies, ranging in size from SMEs to FTSE 100s and sourced from a number of business sectors.

By maintaining a strong support base representing both UK and international business, the IPT’s ability to fulfil its stated aims becomes stronger and the gap between parliament and industry is reduced.

The IPT is delighted to welcome Tesco and Morrisons as new members

Parliamentary Seminars for Business

The IPT offers bespoke Company Seminars. These half-day or full-day training sessions in the Houses of Parliament are an exciting opportunity to up-skill a number of staff on parliamentary process, policy or a specific area of Parliament of your choosing.