In this new Federal Trust video, the musician and businessman Peter Cook discusses the implications of Brexit for British musicians touring in Europe. He fears that the new expenses and barriers imposed by Brexit will lead to fewer cultural and particularly musical exchanges between the UK and continental Europe. He warns that any such reduction of cultural ties will be welcome only to those seeking a more insular and nationalistic Great Britain.
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Peter Cook is a musician, author, businessman and scientist. He leads The Academy of Rock. Author of and contributor to twelve books on business leadership, acclaimed by Tom Peters, Professors Charles Handy and Harvey Goldsmith CBE. His three passions are science, business and music. He has led innovation teams for 18 years to develop life-saving drugs. 18 years in science, 18 years in business academia and 18+ years leading businesses. All his life since the age of four playing music. Find out more about Peter's books, music and words via the following links:
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