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23rd September 2024

Register now for Baillie Gifford’s Disruption Week 2024

Baillie Gifford invites you to join Disruption Week 2024, our live webinar series exploring forces driving the growth of some of the world’s most exciting companies.

Over the course of four days in November, our 45-minute events will explore the theme ‘new horizons of growth’, specifically focusing on:

  • The renewal of North America’s infrastructure
  • The increasing appeal of private companies
  • Investment priorities for an ageing society
  • Why emerging markets have changed

Our investment managers will discuss exceptional companies on their radar and tell you why they expect them to enjoy long-term competitive advantages. You will also have an open opportunity to put your questions to the speakers at the four webinars. For your convenience, we will hold each session twice, at 8.15am and 5.00pm GMT. To join us, please choose the topics and times you would like to attend from the list below when registering.

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