The former Prime Minister Tony Blair spoke to the 2018 Parliamentary Review gala, addressing best practice and his career.

Former England captain and Rugby World Cup winner Jonny Wilkinson spoke at The Parliamentary Review gala on World Mental Health Day, discussing how his life has been changed by success and injury and the subsequent effect on his mental health.

Indeed are a global HR and technology company with a simple but powerful mission: “we help people get jobs”. Over 7,000 global employees are dedicated to this vision, and it drives every decision that they make as a company. They are the world’s number-one job site and have 250 million unique visitors. UK Managing Director Bill Richards explains how their model of “one search for all jobs” has democratised access to opportunities, and how they continue to streamline the process for both jobseekers and employers.

George Osborne, the former chancellor and current editor of the London Evening Standard, spoke at The Parliamentary Review gala, discussing everything from Boris to Che Guevara. Osborne described the Review as a “brilliant organisation.”

Rules is London’s oldest restaurant, founded in 1789, the same year Napoleon began his campaign in Egypt. Thomas Rule founded the restaurant as an oyster bar in Covent Garden and it has remained on the same site ever since. It has only been under the ownership of three families throughout its history, with John Mayhew, the current owner, purchasing it from the Bell family in 1984. Managing Director Ricky McMenemy tells The Parliamentary Review how its rich heritage and penchant for pushing boundaries have survived for over 200 years.

In a speech delivered to The Parliamentary Review gala, former shadow chancellor Ed Balls regaled best practice representatives with anecdotes from his time in politics and his newfound television fame.