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Trends, risks and opportunities for business in 2025

At the end of November 2024, IoD members were asked to assess the main challenges facing their businesses. Unsurprisingly, domestic concerns ranked high on the list, especially the future outlook for the UK economy and the impact of recent government policy decisions, such as the hike in employer…

Episode 2: An Interview with WPC President Roger Barker, PhD

In this episode co-hosts, WPC 2026 Ambassador Edgar Valdmanis and WPC Executive Director, Eli Pollard, have a delightful conversation about the impact of the World Parkinson Congress with WPC President, Roger Barker, BA, MBBS, PhD, MRCP, FMedSci who is the Professor of Clinical Neuroscience and Hon…

Moral Dilemmas in the Boardroom

In the boardroom, directors often face tough decisions thatbalance competing interests and moral norms - impacting employees, customers, shareholders, and society. These decisions are frequently misunderstood, criticised,and sometimes seen as unethical, potentially harming corporate reputation. De…

Episode 2: Roger Barker

Sri Kodali interviews Roger Barker about his life and work to date. Read the transcript here.

The creation of ACNR - an interview with Roger Barker and Rachael Hansford

2021 marks the 20th year of publishing ACNR (Advances in Clinical Neuroscience & Rehabilitation). It's not a typical journal publishing story. In 1999, Rachael had an idea for a free neurology publication and after a personal recommendation, travelled from Edinburgh to discuss the idea with Roger i…

The relaunch of Director magazine

On the 19 June, we were delighted to publish the first edition of the new Director magazine. The Summer 2025 edition of Director – HIGH OR DRY: Can Reeves’ growth plan win back business? – features articles including: Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds on the government’s plans to boos…

"Can We Repair the Brain? Stem Cells & Parkinson's" with Prof. Roger Barker

Is it possible to repair the brain in Parkinson's disease? In this special webinar, we are joined by Professor Roger Barker from the University of Cambridge to answer that very question.Professor Barker is a global leader in cell-based therapies and a Principal Investigator at the Cambridge Stem Ce…

Parky Profiles: Roger Barker, Cambridge Professor of Clinical Neuroscience

This month we’re interviewing a handful of fascinating people as part of our summer ‘Parky Profiles’ series. This week we're joined by renowned academic and researcher, Roger Barker. Roger is professor of clinical neuroscience at the University of Cambridge and a consultant neurologist at the Adden…

How animals, humans, and environments shape each other. A conversation with Harry Heft

In this episode of the River Tiger Podcast, Marianne Davies is joined again by distinguished ecological psychologist Harry Heft for a wide-ranging exploration of how humans and other animals come to know, navigate, and participate in the worlds they inhabit. Drawing on the pioneering work of James …

Parky Profiles: Andy Cassy, the Parky Brit Taking Part in a Landmark Trial for a Cure

This week on Parky Profiles, we're speaking to Andy Cassy, friend of the podcast, fellow Parky ping-pong player, and the only Brit to take part in what has been described as 'a landmark first-in-human clinical trial' in the search for a Parkinson's cure. Andy underwent stem cell surgery in 2024 as …