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- Joanne Smith was invited to open trading at the London Stock Exchange.
- The event was hosted by Fast Growth Icons to support founders of high-performing businesses.
- Future Icons highlighted business leaders of the future and included more female founders than previous events.
- Joanne Smith described the invitation as an honour and a privilege.
Joanne Smith, Founder and Group CEO of Recordsure and TCC, was invited to open trading at the London Stock Exchange.
Hosted by Fast Growth Icons, the event sought to support founders of leading high-performing businesses, featuring insights from some of the UK’s most successful entrepreneurs and focusing on creating and managing rapid growth.
Future Icons event
Future Icons Co-Founder Emily Holgate said: “Future Icons is all about celebrating the business leaders of the future and this year, we are proud to host more female founders than any previous Future Icons events.”
She added: “Joanne and Recordsure & TCC have had some impressive results over the last few years, and her success should be inspiration for many other CEOs on a similar journey – especially the increasing number of female founders.”
Joanne Smith’s reflection
Commenting afterwards, Joanne reflected: “It was a real honour being asked to open trading at the London Stock Exchange. The event was a fantastic opportunity for like-minded entrepreneurs to share ideas. To have been included is a huge privilege and testament to the strides Recordsure and TCC have been taking in bringing compliance into the algorithm age.”
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Joanne Smith, Founder and Group CEO of Recordsure and TCC, was invited to open trading.
The event was hosted by Fast Growth Icons.
It sought to support founders of leading high-performing businesses and share insights on creating and managing rapid growth.