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In 2024, we are celebrating 30 incredible years of the Enterprise Investment Scheme. Three decades of founders, investors and more using the EIS to support UK startups to become household names, create life-changing health technology and more.
Join the Enterprise Investment Scheme Association and the EIS/SEIS ecosystem to celebrate!
We will be holding an exciting in person conference, bursting with important speakers and conversations you won’t want to miss.
There will be talks throughout the evening, followed by an evening reception, where you will be served delicious drinks and canapes.
The event will be filled with entrepreneurs, advisers and investors celebrating all that EIS has enabled the UK to achieve so far, and the vital role it has had in ensuring a world leading ecosystem.
Additional tickets can be bought by members and non- members here.
Join us for the 30th Anniversary Event
Date: Wednesday 18th September
Venue: Institute of Directors, 116 Pall Mall, Central London
Tickets: EISA members will receive one complimentary ticket. You can buy additional tickets, or non-member tickets.
The event will include food and drink throughout the day including a standing buffet lunch, tea, coffee & cake breaks, and drinks and delicious canapes at the evening reception.
The agenda for the 30th Anniversary event:
The conversation will spread understanding of how the EIS has benefited the UK economy, and how it will continue to do so well into the future.
You’ll hear from SEIS and EIS success stories, and get an insight on how to access the schemes yourself.
Learn more here.
Who will be speaking at the 30th Anniversary of EIS?
We will be announcing the speakers over the next few weeks. Follow our LinkedIn and check our website regularly to be the first to know.
Sponsors and Partners
We are very grateful that the 30th Anniversary event is supported by our partners, please stay tuned for sponsor updates.
If you would be interested in becoming a sponsor or partner, please get in touch with Olivia at olivia@eisa.org.uk
