You are invited to this 'Question & Debate' Event to explore the risks to BME business recovery as a result of lower vaccination rates and vaccine passports

Join the All Party Parliamentary Group for Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic Business Owners as it hosts a mix of minority Businesses from across the UK together with medical experts.

Ask Questions of Expert Guests

• Ayo Ogunsanlu - Pharmaceutical Microbiologist who works for the company that produces the new one jab vaccine Novavax.

• Dr Caroline Crentsil frontline outreach GP who provides vaccines for minority groups and is currently conducting research into health inequalities.

Debate With Business Community Leaders

Join UK wide minority business owners from different business sectors and regions to seek solutions and explore the potential business and community risks, including:

Vaccine Passports * Mistrust * Stigmatisation * Travel Restrictions * Customer & Staff Confidence * Mutations * Misinformation * Privacy Intrusion * Compulsory Vaccination * * Social Distancing Costs *Managing Non-Compliant Staff & Customers* Building Vaccine Confidence

Background

Minority businesses have had a new a very difficult year. Higher death rates, difficulties accessing financial and business support have been compounded by lower levels of community vaccine take up. Vaccine passports and new safety regulations present additional risks for business recovery.

The All Party Parliamentary Group for Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic Business Owners aims to provide a forum for discussion and to explore potential solutions to help us to recover post pandemic and build back better

Please send us any questions or issues that you would like to be discussed at the event via the Eventbrite ‘Contact the Organiser Tab when booking’

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This event is being kindly sponsored by Silver Shemmings Ash Law Firm