9 October – Central Hall Westminster, Storey’s Gate, London, SW1H 9NH
Beyond the everyday. Helping clients and partners get ahead in share plans and registration.
9 October – Central Hall Westminster, Storey’s Gate, London, SW1H 9NH
Beyond the everyday. Helping clients and partners get ahead in share plans and registration.
Be a part of the latest conversations happening in Share Registration, Corporate Governance and Share Plans from leaders and experts in the industry.
This year’s theme of 'Digitisation’ takes centre stage. As markets and the industry evolve and investor expectations shift, understanding digital first strategies is more critical than ever. Through insightful presentations and discussions, we’ll explore the latest opportunities, identify potential challenges, and share best practices to help you navigate it all and drive your organisation towards success.
While attending, don’t forget to visit our stands showcasing our latest technology-led products and services where we put our customers at the heart of everything we do.
09.30 – 10.00
Arrivals and check-in
10.00 – 10.05
Welcome and introductions
Anthony Hall, MD Corporate Services, Equiniti UK
10.05 – 10.20
EQ Welcome
Dan Kramer, Chief Executive Officer, Equiniti
10.20 – 10.55
Stimulating growth in UK capital markets: shining a light on the structural changes already made, and those to come
Speakers:
Anne-Marie Clarke, Industry Director, Registration Services, Equiniti
Tom Attenborough, Head of International Primary Markets, London Stock Exchange
10.55 – 11.30
Technological innovations and the drive to digitisation
Host:
Mathew Clarke, Chief Product Officer, Equiniti
Speakers:
Kirsty Coulston, Senior Product Owner, Equiniti
James West, Director of Data, Equiniti
11.40 – 12.15
Breakout session 1
Let’s talk annual reports: preparing for your 2025 reporting cycle
Panel:
Anne-Marie Clarke, Industry Director, Equiniti
Charlotte Maybury, Senior Manager, EQ Advisory
Emma Hunt, Assistant Director, EQ Advisory
Employee share plans question time: managing share plans in a volatile market
Host:
Jennifer Rudman, Industry Director, Employee Share Plans, Equiniti
Speakers:
Graham Bull, Head of All Employee Share Plans, Equiniti
Ghal Supple, Relationship Director, Employee Services, Equiniti
Chris Watling, CEO, Chief Market Strategist & Founder, Longview Economics
12.25 – 13.20
Lunch and networking
13.20 – 13.25
Post lunch welcome and reminder of the afternoon’s agenda
Anthony Hall, MD Corporate Services, Equiniti UK
13.25 - 14.00
Plenary
Incentivising growth – the executive remuneration and employee share plan landscape
Host:
Ian Cox, Managing Director, Head of Share Plan Services, Equiniti
Panel:
Zally Ahmadi, Managing Director, Corporate Governance, ESG and Executive Compensation, EQ DF King USA
Andrew Ninian, Director, Stewardship, Risk and Tax, The Investment Association
James Ashton, CEO, Quoted Companies Alliance
Anna Watch, Principal Governance Manager, BT Legal, Regulatory Affairs, Compliance & CoSec
14.10 - 14.45
Breakout session 2
EQ’s new horizons: how an expanded product range drives client success
Host:
Ian Smith, Director, Head of Investor Analytics, Equiniti
Panel:
Isabel Richardson, Director, Head of Investor Relations Services, Equiniti
Dan Lotzof, Chief Revenue Officer, Notified
Phil Hodge, Sales Engineer, Notified
SAYE & SIP Case Studies – Centrica and easyJet
Host:
Dom Harrison, Director of Business Development, Equiniti
Panel:
Danielle Crabtree, Reward Partner, easyJet
Jane Evans, Reward and Executive Compensation Manager, Centrica
Sarah Beamish, Senior Relationship Director, Equiniti
14.55 – 15.20
Afternoon break and networking
15.20 – 15.55
Plenary
Implementing change: A practical guide to the Digitisation Task Force recommendations.
Speakers:
Thera Prins, Chief Executive Officer, Equiniti UK
Anthony Hall, MD, Corporate Services, Equiniti UK
Angela Bridges, Contentious and Compliance Senior Counsel, Equiniti
Kit Atkinson, CEO, Equiniti Financial Services Limited
15.55 – 16.55
Afternoon keynote including Q&A

Major General Jonathan Shaw is a user of technology, not a technologist. After reading Politics and Philosophy at Oxford, he served 32 years in the British Army, where he learnt to adapt to the changing possibilities and responsibilities of using cutting edge technology on operations and in the counter terrorist world. This experience was particularly useful in his final post in the MoD as first head of Defence cyber security, with a lead role in the development of the first national cyber security plan. This experience has made him in high demand, for his insights and observations about the human impact of digital technology, the societal adaptations required and his ability to communicate the digital challenge in analogue terms people can understand.
16.55 – 17.00
Closing from EQ
Dan Kramer, Chief Executive Officer, Equiniti
Thera Prins, Chief Executive Officer, Equiniti UK
Anthony Hall, MD, Corporate Services, Equiniti UK
17.00 – 19.00
Equiniti networking drinks reception