This event is exclusive to BRC Retail Members and by invitation only.
If you’re a senior finance leader in the retail sector, don’t miss the BRC’s online Post-Budget Roundtable - your opportunity to gain exclusive insights and connect with peers after the Autumn budget.
Hosted in partnership with RSM, this online session brings together sector experts to deliver focused analysis on the budget’s impact, share essential political and economic context, and address the challenges facing retail finance professionals.
Join us to engage in an interactive discussion, strengthen your understanding of policy changes, and deepen your connection with the BRC Finance Community.
Key Takeaways
Analysis and Discussion
Explore the possibilities and implications of the Autumn Budget in retail finance.
Network with Leaders
Engage directly with fellow leaders in retail finance.
Unlock Thought Leadership
Learn from sector experts the latest finance policy insight for the retail sector.
Leverage your Finance Community
Discover how the BRC's Finance Community can support you and your business.
Register for this event
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Meet the Speakers

Helen Dickinson OBE
Chief Executive
Helen leads the team and sets the strategic direction of the BRC. She joined in January 2013 and has been working with retailers for over 25 years. In 2016 she was awarded an OBE for Services to Retail.
Helen is passionate about diversity and inclusion in retail, she acts as the BRC’s Social Mobility Commission ambassador and was previously the Chair of Working Chance, a charity helping women offenders find employment. She is on the advisory board for Pennies, a charity which offers digital charity boxes to businesses, and was previously UK Head of Retail at KPMG.

Chris Owen
Policy Adviser - Finance
Chris manages the BRC’s Finance Community and has recently joined the organisation after working in public policy roles for a range of companies and organisations, including TikTok, Which? and Ofcom. He has extensive knowledge of current digital policy matters and online advertising regulations and has extensive experience in engaging with government and regulators, advocating for better consumer outcomes in markets and in shaping legislation.

Michael McLaughlin
Partner, RSM
Michael McLaughlin is a tax partner based in the Nottingham office. Michael works with corporate clients delivering commercial tax advice on international and domestic tax matters including; global tax compliance, overseas expansion, mergers and acquisitions, corporate structuring, new developments in tax law, tax technology and governance, transfer pricing and tax accounting.
Michael previously worked for over 15 years at PwC predominantly with UK outbound, private equity backed and overseas headquartered groups across all sectors and led PwC’s financial services tax business in the Midlands.
Michael has experience working with clients across a broad range of sectors, and enjoys working together with other specialists to provide holistic and commercial tax advice to his clients. Having originally trained as an auditor, Michael's audit background helps him work with clients on tax matters where the accounting is an important component of the advice required.
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