The Responsible Tax project, in partnership with KPMG, started with a simple proposition – that tax is the entry fee we pay for a civilized society. The community began in 2014 with a discussion among only fourteen people in the UK and has since flourished as a global peer-to-peer network of expertise, influence and change.

In partnership with Ipsos and CIPR, Jericho is establishing a Business and Democracy Commission, to get to the heart of the complex relationship between business and democracy and how business might be able to help put things right.

Since 2018, Stifel Europe and President, Eithne O’Leary have hosted and supported our Ahead of the Curves programmes among expert communities, exploring current status and future trends in key industry and service sectors including experts & expertise; the ethics of leadership; the dash for growth; the “s” in ESG; and others

What started as an exercise in meaningful engagement between stakeholders around the development of Sizewell C has developed into a more ambitious project – exploring long-term, transformative ideas for the county and the region.

Acclaimed webinars, podcasts and articles offering provocative, intellectual nourishment in troubled times. Optimistic but pragmatic thinking on what comes next.

Creating a unified dialogue to address critical challenges on building and housing supply and affordability, sustainability and the need for new legislative and regulatory frameworks.

Jericho convened a series of roundtable conversations with Assura plc to examine where physically the processes of primary health care are carried out – in what sort of bricks and mortar surgeries – and also where it sits on the continuum of medicine and wellbeing dating back many thousands of years.

Over 18 months, Jericho in partnership with Go-Ahead Group consulted over 300 stakeholders on various transport subjects - ranging from congestion and air quality, to smart cities and radicalising the regulatory framework. 

Hosted in partnership with Barclays LifeSkills this programme was created to give platform and voice to young people (aged 16-24) on key societal challenges (post-COVID) and help shape policy recommendations for future action.

The Future of Work is Human (FoWiH) was a five-year programme developed to support policy and thought-leadership initiatives for the main professional body for those who work in HR (the Chartered Institute of Personnel Development) and its CEO Peter Cheese.

Jericho and Openreach hosted a series of dedicated roundtable conversations within a national coalition of critical deciders and doers – as an opportunity for fresh, inspiring and practical thinking around the possibilities of a joined-up digital future in which all can connect with all.

A project with Grant Thornton about all the complexities of an adult social care system in crisis started with a simple but profound question – “how can we build a caring society?” – from that the project has since flourished into a growing national movement with a “wise crowd” community of over 500+ experts and voices from across the spectrum, including those with lived experience.

Jericho partnered with the largest independent funder for children and young people in North and West London, John Lyon’s Charity, over concerns that what used to be considered core state provision seems to have shrunk. Consequently, the Charity has seen increasing demands for its grants, as it knows others also have.

The Investing in Society programme, curated by Jericho on behalf of Federated Hermes set out to articulate and initiate a purposeful debate with other industry participants on the future of stewardship in the investment industry and what the next steps for the industry need to be, including a roadmap for getting there.

Building a Vibrant Digital Future is a programme convened by Jericho on behalf of Nominet. As the official registry for UK domain names, Nominet has unique view on the digital progress of the UK and what it takes to bring about a vibrant digital future, one that is inclusive, benefitting the many, not the few.

The WikiWorkLab is a unique work experience programme created by Jericho Chambers in partnership with the CIPD to provoke thinking and encourage young people to share their views on the human Future of Work. It welcomes up to twenty 16-21 year olds drawn from schools and colleges across London and the UK.