Bridging the gap: apprenticeships and the opportunity to boost their contribution to skills development in investment management

Description

.

WHY ATTEND

Join Investment20/20 for the latest instalment in our series of events focused on the homegrown development of the skill sets the investment management industry needs if the UK is to remain a world leading global investment hub.

The investment management sector is changing at pace. The skills we need from our future workforce are different to those required pre-pandemic. World class data, cyber and digital skills will be paramount to the industry’s success, especially in relation to the fast-developing ESG market.

This event will focus on the opportunity provided by Degree Apprenticeships to enhance the skills of new employees entering the workforce and the ongoing discussions around the long-term reform of the Apprenticeship Levy. During the event you will have the chance to hear from, and engage with, leading representatives from within Government, investment management and education policy.

AGENDA

08.30am Arrival and networking

09.00am Welcome and scene setting

Karis Stander, IA Director, Culture, Talent & Inclusion, MD, Investment20/20

09.10am Degree Apprenticeships - Apprenticeship policy and reform

Nikki Christie, Deputy Director of Business Services, Institute for Apprenticeships & Technical Education

09.40am Being a degree apprentice 

Joanna Jenkins, HR Manager, LGT Wealth Management 

  • Rosie Leis, Administration Assistant, LGT Wealth Management
  • Oliver McCarthy, IT Trainee Analyst, LGT Wealth Management
  • Mohamud Mataan, IT Trainee Analyst, LGT Wealth Management

09.50am Employer panel discussion

Moderator - Jenny Barber, Director of Careers and Talent, Investment20/20

  • Nikki Christie, Deputy Director of Business Services, Institute for Apprenticeships & Technical Education
  • Joanna Jenkins, HR Manager, LGT Wealth Management
  • Lawria Dannhauser, Senior Engineering Manager, LGIM

10.25am Summary and next steps

Karis Stander, IA Director, Culture, Talent & Inclusion, MD, Investment20/20

10.30am Close

SPEAKERS

 

Nikki Christie, Deputy Director of Business Services, Institute for Apprenticeships & Technical Education
Nikki Christie has been a Deputy Director at the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education (IfATE) since 2017. Nikki is responsible for apprenticeship and technical qualifications in the Business Services Division, they are Creative and Design, Digital; Business and Admin; Legal, Finance and Accounting; Sales, Marketing and Procurement; and IfATE’s Assessment Community of Practice.

Until joining IfATE in 2017 Nikki worked in the cultural and creative sector. Much of this time was spend developing film skills, education and audiences at the BFI, UK Film Council and Film London.

Lawria Dannhauser, Senior Engineering Manager, LGIM
Lawria Dannhauser is a Senior Engineering Manager at Legal & General Investment Management. She has over twenty years' experience, eighteen of them in Financial Services. She leads a team of developers and manages the Engineering Apprenticeship Program, which she helped found. She has been instrumental in growing the Apprentice Program from a small, departmental program offering an L3 apprenticeship into a Group-wide program offering full degrees. She is passionate about technological problem solving, people development and promoting awareness and understanding of mental health.

Joanna Jenkins, HR Manager, LGT Wealth Management
Joanna has over 10 years’ experience in HR predominately within the Financial Services Industry, including Banking Groups, Insurers and Investment/Wealth Managers. Joanna also gained some international HR exposure whilst in HR and Operations for a hotel group in Sydney. During her time abroad, Joanna also spent a number of months in rural Australia tackling a number of farm work roles, all whilst successfully avoiding encounters with Australia’s many dangerous creatures!

Joanna is currently completing a maternity cover as HR Manager for LGT Wealth Management. During her time with LGT Joanna took a leading role in steering the Firm’s early careers programmes. Most notably, she established their inaugural Degree Apprenticeship Programme which led to six hires across portfolio management, IT and business support. LGT now offer three different degree apprenticeship courses with two Russel Group universities.

Rosie Leis, Administration Assistant, LGT Wealth Management 

Oliver McCarthy, IT Trainee Analyst, LGT Wealth Management 

Mohamud Mataan, IT Trainee Analyst, LGT Wealth Management 

Karis Stander, IA Director, Culture, Talent & Inclusion, MD, Investment20/20
Karis leads the Investment20/20 team and is an executive director of the Investment Association. She joined Investment20/20 in 2014 shortly after it started and under her leadership it has developed into a multi award winning organisation driving inclusive and responsible recruitment with young people from all backgrounds. Prior to Investment20/20 Karis specialised in entry talent and learning and development within financial services.

Jenny Barber, Director of Careers and Talent, Investment20/20
Jenny leads Investment20/20’s careers and talent strategy. As an experienced talent professional with a keen interest in social mobility, she develops Investment20/20’s student engagement programmes that reach and inspire a diverse community of young people. Her strategy helps tomorrow’s workforce navigate their way into the industry and connects members with a broader talent base. Jenny joined Investment20/20 in 2019 having led careers programmes for a national education charity, developed education outreach programmes for financial services and worked in schools, colleges and universities.

Similar bookings

CHAMPIONING SUSTAINABILITY TO BUILD A BRIGHTER FUTURE

More Information

Join us for EmTech Futures where you’ll hear from the inaugural Velocity cohort of 9fin, Essentia Analytics, HiveMind, ResonanceX and Util about their innovative solutions which aim to enhance customer experience and increase business efficiency across the buyside. We will also be announcing the successful firms who will be joining us for cohort 2 as we continue to identify key solutions addressing industry problems.

More Information

The Investment Association is delighted to announce the date for its 2019 Annual Industry Dinner at The Mansion House by kind permission of the Lord Mayor.

More Information

The Investment Association is pleased to invite you to the Culture in Investment Management Forum on 22 September, this year in a virtual format.

More Information

Technology has and will continue to transform the way we live and work. This past year certainly demonstrated the need for agility and the future will only exacerbate that necessity. The investment management community must prepare, innovate and implement for the changing needs of clients. As technology continues to redefine relationships and improve efficiencies, investment managers need to evolve and embrace this new world as opportunities appear and others fade.

More Information

The Investment Association is pleased to invite you to its fourth flagship Annual Conference on 1 July, this year in a virtual format.

More Information

The Investment Association is pleased to invite you to its Investment Firms Prudential Regime (IFPR) Briefing on Monday, 13 December.

More Information

The Investment Association is pleased to invite you to its fourth annual Sustainability and Responsible Investment Conference on Tuesday, 24 May.

More Information