Tuesday 22nd June 2004
Cabot Hall, Canary Wharf [map]

		Where there's a will, there's a way London, the country's economic motor, is powering ahead with broadband. The problem is how to ensure no one is excluded from this brave new world. By Robert Colvile Summary of the roundtable [view] Roundtable supplement [view PDF]
		Key speaker Valerie Shawcross is the mayor's e-envoy as well as holding a number of other GLA responsibilities, including being chairman of the London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority, and being a member of the mayor's advisory cabinet.
		Facilitator Amanda Jordan is a founding director of the SMART Company. She has extensive experience in both the corporate sector, leading CSR activities at NatWest Group, and within NGOs, including Age Concern, NCVO and Scope.
		Participants Sir Henry Aubrey-Fletcher - Vice President, Country Land & Business Association Lorraine Baldry - Chairman, Central London Partnership Alex Bax - Senior Policy Officer, Greater London Authority Aman Dalvi - Chief Executive, Gateway to London Ltd Ruth Djang - Director, ABI Associates Ltd Graham Dupree - Account director, ADIT-London Regional Aggregation Board Sir Peter Gershon - Chief Executive, Office of Government Commerce Richard Granger - Director General of IT, NHS Amanda Jordan - Founding director, SMART Company Liam Kane - Chief Executive, East London Business Alliance Oona King MP - Private Paliamentary Secretary to Rt. Hon Patricia Hewitt Steve Pennant - Chief Executive, London Connects Alison Ritchie - Chief Broadband Officer, BT Group Plc Valerie Shawcross CBE - Mayor's e-Envoy, Greater London Authority Kevin Swinding - Director of Information Services, City University Antony Walker - Chief Executive Officer, Broadband Stakeholders Group Brian White MP - MP for Milton Keynes North