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This document provides an overview of the Coast to Capital Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP). It discusses the purpose and goals of LEPs in general and Coast to Capital specifically. The Coast to Capital LEP covers the areas of Croydon, Gatwick Diamond, rural West Sussex, Brighton & Hove, and coastal West Sussex. Its long term goal is to create 100,000 additional jobs in the region. It focuses on international trade/export, enterprise/entrepreneurship. Initiatives discussed include improving entrepreneurship education, supporting high-growth entrepreneurs, expanding broadband access, and creating enterprise hubs. The LEP is business-led and works through its board members, area partnerships, and engagement with businesses
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- 1. Coast to Capital Local Enterprise Partnership John Peel OBE Chairman Forum – 23 rd September 2011
- 5. The latest map of all 37 LEPs 98% coverage
- 6. Coast to Capital LEP – 5 Spatial Areas Croydon (Ravi) The Gatwick Diamond (Tim & John) Rural West Sussex (Alex) Brighton & Hove (Phil & Steve) Coastal West Sussex (Iain & Juliette)
- 7. Lewes District Ports of Shoreham & Newhaven West Sussex B & H East Sussex
- 8. One 25 year goal 100,000 additional jobs!
- 9. The Focus International Trade & Export Enterprise & Entrepreneurship
- 12. Under-pinning factors Internationalised business led growth Entrepreneurship & Business creation Skills development Sites & premises Major catalytic investments Partnerships, mechanisms & vehicles Business support Transport & infrastructure Investment capital Planning & other policies Right conditions Demonstrate returns Drivers Long term goals Growth Employment Productivity Sustainability
- 14. Who - Board Members From Business From Public Sector John Peel (Chair) Mike Fisher (Croydon) Tim Wates (Vice Chair) Louise Goldsmith (W. Sussex) Steve Allen Bob Lanzer (Gatwick Diamond) Juliette Green Dr Andrew Povey (Surrey) Philip Jones Bill Randall (Brighton & Hove) Ravi Shankar Iain Shepherd Dr Russell Strutt (CSC) Alex Williamson
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- The Coast to Capital mission is to provide joint public and private sector leadership to drive sustainable private sector led growth and job creation across an area reaching from Brighton & Hove to Croydon and including the Gatwick Diamond and West Sussex. We will do this by boosting enterprise and embedding an even stronger enterprise culture. We will also increase international trade by helping current international traders to trade more and inspiring more businesses to trade internationally. In so doing we will realise every person and place’s potential.