Our events bring together policymakers, business leaders, academics and the public to debate ideas that can unlock good growth.
National Growth Debate 2026
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Past Events
Stadium Regeneration: Creating jobs, homes and better transport links
In partnership with The Premier League.
Rebuilding the Red Wall in the Burnham Era
This panel brings together the new Chair of the Red Wall Group, pollsters and strategists, to ask what has actually changed on the ground since July. Does a new leader read as a new direction to voters in Bassetlaw, Blyth or Bolsover? And in an era of populism, what is the offer that keeps these voters onside?
Speakers: Alan Strickland MP, (Chair of the Red Wall Caucus), Claire Ainsley (Director of the Center-Left Renewal Project at the Progressive Policy Institute), Will Jennings (Professor of Political Science and Public Policy at the University of Southampton) Praful Nargund (Director at the Good Growth Foundation)
Stadium Regeneration: Creating jobs, homes and better transport links
How can stadium regeneration unlock new jobs, homes, transport links and revitalise communities? Join Good Growth Foundation and the Premier League to discuss the role of football in place-based regeneration.
The Good Growth Dividend: How digital connectivity can unlock opportunity across the UK
Invite only.
In partnership with Virgin O2.
Peter Kyle MP in conversation with Beth Rigby
We’re delighted to welcome former Business and Trade Secretary Peter Kyle for an in-conversation event with Sky News Political Editor Beth Rigby.
They’ll discuss the political and economic agenda facing the country and what comes next for Labour.
Register your interest through Luma.
Power Hubs: Preparing freight depots for electric HGVs
Invite only.
In partnership with T&E.
Have You Got the Bottle? How a new soft drinks return scheme will cut litter and boost recycling
In partnership with The British Soft Drinks Association.
How the UK can become the most AI-enabled government in the world
Invite only.
In partnership with Infosys.
Digital Participation Reception
Invite only.
In partnership with Vodafone Three and The Good Things Foundation.
The Growth Reception
Join EY, Good Growth Foundation and a host of industry, MPs and Ministers for networking, speeches and discussions on how government can fulfil its growth agenda.
GlobAI Leadership: How global cooperation on AI can boost Britain's growth
In partnership with Infosys.
Demanding Change: How can we help first time buyers get on the ladder?
In partnership with LPDF.
Laying the Foundations for Affordable Housing: How do we build the workforce to deliver?
Invite Only.
In partnership with NHBC.
The Big Challenge: How can Labour win back populist-curious voters
How do we win back voters tempted by populist promises of control? Join LabourList and the Good Growth Foundation to debate how the government can win back these critical voters.
In partnership with LabourList.
Powering the UK's Digital Economy: Innovation, security and financial leadership
With AI and digital finance changing everything, the UK is in a global race for investment. But how do we embrace rapid innovation while managing huge risks and keeping public trust? This panel explores how UK policymakers and industry can work together to ensure we stay competitive, secure, and open for business.
In partnership with Visa.
More Than A Game: The Premier League supporting young people through education and into employment
In partnership with The Premier League.
National Growth Debate
GGF’s landmark summit of political leaders and policy experts to discuss the best way to get every corner of Britain growing. Speakers include Chancellor Rachel Reeves, Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride and many, many more!
The Big Northern Growth Reception
Join us for speeches and a reception with regional leaders, including Andy Burnham, the Mayor of Greater Manchester, Government Minister Josh Simons MP and the team at the Good Growth Foundation and Aviva as we bring together stakeholders from across the North to discuss what is needed to boost growth across the Pennines and beyond.
Financing Good Growth: How can the UK lead in sustainable and innovative financial services?
The UK's growing financial services are a key part of the growth agenda. How can technological advances be best used for sustainable and inclusive financial services?
Building a Progressive Vision for Women's Health (private roundtable)
Health is a priority for women voters. How can women's health be prioritised and the NHS be considerate of women's needs accessing services? Private roundtable hosted by the Good Growth Foundation with CHF.
A True Digital Democracy: How does government, business and the third sector work together to connect the digitally excluded? (private roundtable)
Vodafone & Good Growth Foundation host a private roundtable with government and business leaders, discussing how industry can work with government and use technology to work for a truly digitally inclusive society.
Good Growth Foundation and Future Governance Forum Reception (invite only)
Join the Good Growth Foundation and Future Governance Forum for this reception. Keynote speeches from leading Cabinet figures and engaging discussion on all things growth and dynamic, progressive policy.
Businesses for Good Growth: The Responsible Business Lunch (invite only)
Convened by the Good Growth Foundation and B-Lab. What can businesses do to be good employers and champions of fair, good growth? (Invite only)
From Waterloo Road to Hope Street: What is the best route to supporting our creative economy and public service broadcasting
Britain’s creative economy depends on a strong public service broadcasting sector. This session asks: what’s the best way to support it and ensure our creative industries thrive in every corner of the country?
The Big Construction Reception (invite only)
This reception brings together the key players in Britain's housing industry with housebuilding leaders in the Labour Party & government, hosted by the Good Growth Foundation and National Housebuilding Council. Invite only.