Buckinghamshire Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) are having their Annual General Meeting tomorrow (2/3) and you're invited!
Bucks LEP is a business partnership which promotes economic growth and prosperity across Buckinghamshire.
They work together with local government to plan for the future, often dealing with projects worth millions of pounds.
Their virtual Annual General Meeting is taking place on 2nd March, offering the chance to hear all about their achievements over the past year and ambitious plans for the future.
The event will provide a great opportunity to learn more about the delivery of the Buckinghamshire Local Industrial Strategy and Economic Recovery Plan, how Bucks LEP secured investment is helping support economic growth across Buckinghamshire and to learn how business can work more closely with Bucks LEP and its Skills, Growth Hub, Funding and Enterprise Zone teams. In addition, there will be influential guest speakers and the launch of the new Bucks Skills Hub website.
Andrew M. Smith, Chair of Buckinghamshire Local Enterprise Partnership, said: "We warmly welcome everyone to our Annual General Meeting to hear more about our achievements over the past 12 months and our ambitious future plans. In particular, to reflect on the delivery of projects and programmes which have contributed to the delivery of our Local Industrial Strategy and Economic Recovery Plan, to help drive the Buckinghamshire economy to further increase innovation, support international trade and improve connectivity to help all businesses deliver their full economic potential."
Guest speakers include; John Yarnham, Chief Executive the Careers & Enterprise Company, who will talk about inspiring and preparing young people for the world of work, and the political commentator and broadcaster (including The Times, Daily Mail and LBC) Andrew Pierce, who will give his views on the current political landscape, the changes he sees emerging in the year ahead and the implications and opportunities for business leaders.
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