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Sushil Saluja
Castle Baynard Business Forum Lead
- Professional services career of over 30 years based in the City of London: management consultant and technologist
- Strong international business perspectives: worked in over 40 countries
- Board member of the British Council, University of Greenwich and a founding board member of TheCityUK
- Chairman of the charity Heart of the City (help SMEs get to carbon neutral)
- Understands the needs of large and small businesses, residents and charities
- Committed to long-term global success for the City of London
My priorities
- Rejuvenate Fleet Street, including saving our shops.
- Support our residents.
- Help small businesses prosper.
- Champion our professional services, including strengthening justice reforms and the City as the world’s legal centre.
- Celebrate our amazing charities and faith organisations.
- Help young professionals develop.
What they say about Sushil…
“Sushil is someone who has wisdom, experience and stature. He is somebody who gets things done.”
“Sushil is a leader who listens. He is consensual and co-operative. Helping set up TheCityUK is one of his greatest achievements.”
“Sushil brings high level and international business experience. He is someone who understands the changes that are taking place and what the City needs to do.”
“Sushil is someone with a strong track record of professional achievement and charitable engagement. He has a real feeling for the Square Mile.”
“Sushil has a deep understanding of technology and a real insight into where London stands in a global context.”
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