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IQ welcome welcome to the eighteenth edition of iq business magazine, a quarterly publication that offers insight and inspiration to sme business owners in cambridgeshire and suffolk Keep us up-to-date with your latest business news and press releases. Please email gemma@cubiqdesign.co.uk WEBSITE www.iqmag.co.uk FOLLOW US ON TWITTER @IQBusinessMag FACEBOOK www.facebook.com/iqbusinessmag Contact us 01638 666432 email info@iqmag.co.uk At the start of September I attended a business leaders dinner courtesy of the Suffolk Chamber of Commerce. The evening was hosted by Matt Hancock MP who was there to answer questions and strike up debate for others to participate in around the table. The conversation inevitably centred around the hot topic of the moment: Brexit. Business leaders around the table seemed eager for reassurance of a clear plan and indications as to what will happen to the UK once we leave the EU. Although we have been given confidence in the new Prime Minister and her government’s ability to steer the ship, what will happen post Article 50 is failing to be predicted. Following the referendum, I read a great quote which was in favour of a second vote, it said ‘who would enter a game of poker not knowing the stakes?’ I couldn’t agree more, which is why I predicted (abysmally) in the last issue of iQ that the referendum would have a low turn out! With the overwhelming amount of misleading and conflicting information the leave and remain camp were publicising, I couldn’t see how anyone could possibly make an informed decision. However, it seems that I was wrong and the UK chose to vote anyway! Gemma Treby to receive your free issue of iq each quarter Visit www.iqmag.co.uk and sign up to the iQ database. issue 18 | page 7
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