Stansted Airport is located in the East of England, an ideal location for European businesses. It has more scheduled routes to Europe than any other UK airport. Over 4.5 million business passengers travel through Stansted each year, and its cargo business is estimated at over £8 billion annually. The East of England is a top location for innovation and home to a large container port, with Stansted offering 150 destinations worldwide to support local and international businesses.
UKTI South Wales Financial Centre of ExcellenceBen Wong
This document summarizes the financial services sector in South Wales, UK. It states that South Wales is a major hub for financial and business services, with 95,600 jobs in the sector and 31 FTSE 100 companies having operations there. It provides examples of large companies located in South Wales like Admiral Group and Atradius. It also profiles several cities and counties in South Wales and the financial companies located in each, such as Cardiff, Newport, Swansea, Caerphilly, and Rhondda Cynon Taf. The document emphasizes the skilled workforce, quality of life, and competitive costs that attract financial companies to the region.
FC Corporate Finance Limited is a UK-based advisory firm specializing in passenger transport and corporate finance. The document outlines the experience of Iain Campbell and Richard Woods, senior consultants at FC Corporate Finance. Iain Campbell has 18 years experience advising numerous companies on mergers, acquisitions, and privatizations in passenger transport. Richard Woods has over 30 years experience in passenger transport, including serving as Group Chief Executive of a large bus operator in Kuwait and holding senior positions with Stagecoach Group and other UK bus operators.
The document provides information about establishing and operating a business in Australia for British companies. It discusses various business structures available in Australia including companies, joint ventures, trusts, partnerships and sole traders. It highlights that the most common structures for foreign investors are wholly or partially owned subsidiaries in the form of companies limited by shares or Australian branches of foreign companies. The document also discusses legal and regulatory considerations including registering a foreign company with ASIC, requirements for public and proprietary companies, directors' duties, and an overview of Australia's corporate regulatory framework. Representatives from UKTI Australia, Allen & Overy, and RBS then provide more detailed information about establishing a business, legal entities, banking, and key industry sectors in Australia.
This document summarizes Fife, Scotland's financial and business services sector. It notes that Fife has over 26,000 businesses in financial and business services, accounting for 15.8% of all Scottish businesses. It also highlights several major companies located in Fife, including Sky, Lloyds Banking Group, and Sainsbury's Bank. The document promotes Fife's connectivity, lower costs of doing business, and support for businesses through grants and training as reasons for companies to locate there.
The successful delivery of a regeneration scheme depends on good preparation - whether land assembly, enabling and infrastructure works, funding, partnership structures or collaboration between land owners.
This workshop brings together experts from across the public and private sectors to pool knowledge and experience and highlights the key issues that influence how best to bring a scheme to market.
This is a challenging but exciting time for local government and developers, not least in the role of housing enabler. We are working on a number of highly innovative partnerships between councils and housing associations, arms-length housing companies, and infrastructure delivery schemes. Many of these involve new and exciting funding models to promote regeneration.
https://www.brownejacobson.com/sectors-and-services/services/real-estate/regeneration
This document summarizes opportunities for UK companies in Australia's growing railway sector. It provides an overview of Australia's population and economy, noting significant infrastructure investment. The railway industry faces increased passenger and freight demand. Major projects committed over the next few years include upgrades to Sydney's freight line and construction of an inland railway in Queensland. The document outlines opportunities in advisory services, standards, telecommunications, signaling, financing and asset management. It also describes how UKTI can assist British companies seeking to enter the Australian market.
Australia is one of the world’s largest mining resource producers, a key market for opportunities for UK mining and mining-related businesses. The Australian resources industry is in the midst of great expansion, a large and diversified industry approaching £100bn in size across energy, base metals, precious metals and their ores. A boom decade has brought much competition and winning business is a tough game.
However, in a rapidly capital-intensifying industry, the UK’s strengths in high-technology goods, in professional and other services, its strong cultural, institutional and existing business ties, and the competitive exchange rate for the British pound, bring real opportunities for British businesses.
Linda Miles, UKTI Australia’s mining lead and Ian Hamilton, the British High Commission’s Senior Economist in Australia will look at the broad economic backdrop, the current status of the mining boom and specific areas of UK opportunity.
The document discusses plans for developing an outer harbour in Kwinana, Western Australia to boost the state's economy. It argues that building the outer harbour would create an estimated 11,000 permanent jobs and $2 billion in annual economic contribution. A special economic zone in Kwinana could incentivize local manufacturing and processing of exported resources. The outer harbour would open up 4,000 hectares of industrial land for development and diversify Western Australia's economy by attracting foreign investment. The document calls on the government to focus on developing the outer harbour, establish a special economic zone, recycle water for industry and agriculture, and consider alternative port plans if the outer harbour is further delayed.
UKTI South Wales Financial Centre of ExcellenceBen Wong
This document summarizes the financial services sector in South Wales, UK. It states that South Wales is a major hub for financial and business services, with 95,600 jobs in the sector and 31 FTSE 100 companies having operations there. It provides examples of large companies located in South Wales like Admiral Group and Atradius. It also profiles several cities and counties in South Wales and the financial companies located in each, such as Cardiff, Newport, Swansea, Caerphilly, and Rhondda Cynon Taf. The document emphasizes the skilled workforce, quality of life, and competitive costs that attract financial companies to the region.
FC Corporate Finance Limited is a UK-based advisory firm specializing in passenger transport and corporate finance. The document outlines the experience of Iain Campbell and Richard Woods, senior consultants at FC Corporate Finance. Iain Campbell has 18 years experience advising numerous companies on mergers, acquisitions, and privatizations in passenger transport. Richard Woods has over 30 years experience in passenger transport, including serving as Group Chief Executive of a large bus operator in Kuwait and holding senior positions with Stagecoach Group and other UK bus operators.
The document provides information about establishing and operating a business in Australia for British companies. It discusses various business structures available in Australia including companies, joint ventures, trusts, partnerships and sole traders. It highlights that the most common structures for foreign investors are wholly or partially owned subsidiaries in the form of companies limited by shares or Australian branches of foreign companies. The document also discusses legal and regulatory considerations including registering a foreign company with ASIC, requirements for public and proprietary companies, directors' duties, and an overview of Australia's corporate regulatory framework. Representatives from UKTI Australia, Allen & Overy, and RBS then provide more detailed information about establishing a business, legal entities, banking, and key industry sectors in Australia.
This document summarizes Fife, Scotland's financial and business services sector. It notes that Fife has over 26,000 businesses in financial and business services, accounting for 15.8% of all Scottish businesses. It also highlights several major companies located in Fife, including Sky, Lloyds Banking Group, and Sainsbury's Bank. The document promotes Fife's connectivity, lower costs of doing business, and support for businesses through grants and training as reasons for companies to locate there.
The successful delivery of a regeneration scheme depends on good preparation - whether land assembly, enabling and infrastructure works, funding, partnership structures or collaboration between land owners.
This workshop brings together experts from across the public and private sectors to pool knowledge and experience and highlights the key issues that influence how best to bring a scheme to market.
This is a challenging but exciting time for local government and developers, not least in the role of housing enabler. We are working on a number of highly innovative partnerships between councils and housing associations, arms-length housing companies, and infrastructure delivery schemes. Many of these involve new and exciting funding models to promote regeneration.
https://www.brownejacobson.com/sectors-and-services/services/real-estate/regeneration
This document summarizes opportunities for UK companies in Australia's growing railway sector. It provides an overview of Australia's population and economy, noting significant infrastructure investment. The railway industry faces increased passenger and freight demand. Major projects committed over the next few years include upgrades to Sydney's freight line and construction of an inland railway in Queensland. The document outlines opportunities in advisory services, standards, telecommunications, signaling, financing and asset management. It also describes how UKTI can assist British companies seeking to enter the Australian market.
Australia is one of the world’s largest mining resource producers, a key market for opportunities for UK mining and mining-related businesses. The Australian resources industry is in the midst of great expansion, a large and diversified industry approaching £100bn in size across energy, base metals, precious metals and their ores. A boom decade has brought much competition and winning business is a tough game.
However, in a rapidly capital-intensifying industry, the UK’s strengths in high-technology goods, in professional and other services, its strong cultural, institutional and existing business ties, and the competitive exchange rate for the British pound, bring real opportunities for British businesses.
Linda Miles, UKTI Australia’s mining lead and Ian Hamilton, the British High Commission’s Senior Economist in Australia will look at the broad economic backdrop, the current status of the mining boom and specific areas of UK opportunity.
The document discusses plans for developing an outer harbour in Kwinana, Western Australia to boost the state's economy. It argues that building the outer harbour would create an estimated 11,000 permanent jobs and $2 billion in annual economic contribution. A special economic zone in Kwinana could incentivize local manufacturing and processing of exported resources. The outer harbour would open up 4,000 hectares of industrial land for development and diversify Western Australia's economy by attracting foreign investment. The document calls on the government to focus on developing the outer harbour, establish a special economic zone, recycle water for industry and agriculture, and consider alternative port plans if the outer harbour is further delayed.
Stansted Airport is located in the East of England, an ideal location for European businesses. It has more scheduled routes to Europe than any other UK airport. Over 4.5 million business passengers travel through Stansted each year, and its cargo business is estimated at over £8 billion annually. The East of England is a top location for innovation and home to a large container port, with Stansted offering 150 destinations worldwide to support local and international businesses.
The East of England is a world-leading telecoms hub and home to the largest R&D ICT cluster in Europe located at BT's Adastral Park in Ipswich. The region contributes 25% of the UK's R&D spending, employs over 35,000 people in 3,500 communications companies, and is home to several global telecom leaders including BT, Anritsu, 3Com, Computacenter, and Global Marine Systems. The region also benefits from collaboration between universities and industry on photonics and networking research.
The East of England is a major center for medical technologies and healthcare companies, contributing £500m annually to the economy. It is home to over 400 healthcare companies and 5,000 expert employees. The region contributes 25% of the UK's total R&D spending, three times the national average, and is a global leader in areas like drug delivery, medical materials, diagnostics and nanotechnology due to collaboration between its universities, hospitals, and industry partners. This document provides information on organizations and facilities supporting medical innovation through research, product development, and commercialization in the East of England region.
The document summarizes sustainable construction and renewable energy initiatives in the East of England region. It highlights that the region is home to BRE, a leading sustainability certification organization, and has a target of zero carbon homes by 2016. It also notes that the region contributes significantly to UK research and development spending and has strong industry networks to support businesses in sustainable technologies.
The document outlines the vice-chancellor's upcoming visit to India to meet with alumni and government officials and give a science lecture. It discusses potential areas of collaboration between Cambridge and Indian institutions, including on challenges related to energy, health, education, security, and sustainability. Some forms of engagement discussed include expanding existing memoranda of understanding, joint research programs, collaborating at new research parks, and partnering with new world-class universities. The document concludes that the visit aims to explore partnership opportunities and prepare for continued engagement between Cambridge and India under the new vice-chancellor.
Prof. Jaideep Prabhu gave this presentation about the Centre for India & Global Business (CIGB) at the Indian Taskforce Meeting on May 27, 2009.
For more information visit: http://www.india.jbs.cam.ac.uk/
http://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/research/faculty/prabhuj.html
Your Springboard To Gloabl Growth Pdf 123557664667 Phpapp02Stephen Myatt
UKTI helps UK businesses expand globally through services that include providing market intelligence, facilitating overseas connections, and assisting with issues like regulations and culture. It has experts located worldwide to support international trade. UKTI's support generates an estimated £3 billion annual benefit to UK businesses and helps them overcome barriers to entering new markets.
The East of England region provides opportunities for commercial R&D, biotech, and ICT. It has 10 universities with close business ties, 30 research centers across sectors, and the largest venture capital funding outside London. East of England International can provide advice, market introductions, and support to companies expanding in the UK.
This document provides an overview of UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) and the services it offers to help UK companies expand their global trade and investment opportunities. UKTI is the UK government body that supports exporters and helps companies invest in the UK. It has an extensive network of trade experts both in the UK and abroad. The document highlights key statistics about the strength of the UK economy and business environment. It also provides examples of how UKTI has assisted companies in sectors such as aerospace, logistics, and life sciences to successfully expand internationally.
This document provides an overview of UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) and the services it offers to help UK companies expand their global trade and investment opportunities. UKTI is the UK government body that supports exporters and helps companies invest in the UK. It has an extensive network of international trade advisers that provide strategic advice, market research assistance, introductions to contacts in foreign markets, and other export support services. UKTI aims to make international business as accessible for UK companies as domestic business. For every £1 spent by UKTI, it generates an estimated £15 for the UK economy.
Paul Caplis, Head of Investments, UK Trade & Investment. Nov 2013All_about_business
Paul Caplis is the Head of Inward Investment at UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) in Dublin. UKTI aims to promote inward investment into the UK and provide support to companies setting up or expanding there. It has over 1,200 staff in over 100 international markets.
The document outlines the benefits of investing in the UK, including its skilled workforce, world-class universities, and business-friendly regulations. UKTI provides services to help companies navigate procedures for setting up in the UK and access support networks and incentives. Recent Irish investments in the UK that UKTI has assisted with are highlighted.
XONITEK, a US-based management consulting firm, has chosen to locate its European base in Peterborough, UK to access the skilled workforce and serve European markets. The East of England provides access to major technology and manufacturing centers in the UK as well as universities. With support from East of England International, XONITEK aims to grow its UK and European consulting services by tapping local expertise and establishing a permanent presence.
Neilsoft, an Indian engineering services company, has established its UK and European base in Luton, East of England. The location provides access to skilled engineers, major transport links, and research institutions like Cambridge University. Neilsoft works with clients in industries like construction and automotive to improve productivity through specialist engineering resources. It has already completed projects for companies in oil and gas. The company anticipates creating 10 highly skilled jobs initially and expanding its Indian operations as well.
This document provides statistics and facts about UK manufacturing in 2018/19. Some key points:
- UK manufacturing accounts for 10% of UK output and employs 2.7 million people earning an average of £32,467.
- The top manufacturing regions by output are South East, West Midlands, and North West.
- The UK is the 9th largest manufacturer globally and the top sectors are transport, food/drink, and chemicals.
- Exports go primarily to the US, Germany, France, Netherlands, and China totaling £275 billion or 45% of UK exports.
This document provides an annual review of Davis Langdon Ireland for 2011. It summarizes key developments in the Irish construction industry including sector developments in public, commercial, retail, residential, hotels, sports, culture and infrastructure projects. It also discusses industry developments such as the Capital Works Management Framework and working with distressed projects. The review highlights some of Davis Langdon Ireland's major projects in 2011 and looks forward to their involvement in significant upcoming projects in Ireland. It reflects on the challenges facing the Irish construction industry and calls for government support to invest in infrastructure and restore confidence in the sector.
This document discusses expanding business into the UK and provides information about UKTI support services. Some key points:
- UKTI provides various services to support both new investors and export businesses expanding into the UK, including introductions, advice, reports, location selection help, tax advice, visa support, and ongoing government assistance.
- The UK is highlighted as a top destination for business expansion due to its vast market opportunity, favorable business environment, high quality of life, access to talent, and attractive tax regime.
- Choosing a business location is an important decision, as it impacts costs and revenues. Various regions and locations in the UK offer different advantages in terms of labor costs, office rents, and more.
Neilsoft, a major Indian engineering services company, has established its UK and European headquarters in Luton, East of England to better serve clients in key industries. The location provides access to a skilled workforce and top research institutions while its connections to major transport hubs enhances access to European and global markets. Neilsoft works with clients' in-house teams on projects and sees the UK base as a stepping stone to expanding into new markets. Supported initially by local economic development groups, Neilsoft has found Luton an ideal location for its culturally diverse staff.
This document provides an overview of the legal system and legal profession in England and Wales. It discusses the court hierarchy and roles of solicitors and barristers. Solicitors provide continuous legal services and advice to clients on issues like contracts, corporate matters, property transactions, wills and probate. They represent both individual and corporate clients. Barristers specialize in legal advice and act as advocates in courts. The UK legal system has been influenced by its membership in the European Union, requiring incorporation of EU law and recognition of the European Court of Justice.
The document provides an overview of investment opportunities in Scotland. It summarizes Scotland's strengths such as its growing economy, world-class universities and innovation sector. It highlights several key sectors for investment like life sciences, financial services, and renewable energy. The document also outlines major infrastructure and development projects across Scotland's cities that represent opportunities for public and private investment. Scotland aims to attract more international and domestic investment through initiatives to streamline regulations and provide investor support.
Stansted Airport is located in the East of England, an ideal location for European businesses. It has more scheduled routes to Europe than any other UK airport. Over 4.5 million business passengers travel through Stansted each year, and its cargo business is estimated at over £8 billion annually. The East of England is a top location for innovation and home to a large container port, with Stansted offering 150 destinations worldwide to support local and international businesses.
The East of England is a world-leading telecoms hub and home to the largest R&D ICT cluster in Europe located at BT's Adastral Park in Ipswich. The region contributes 25% of the UK's R&D spending, employs over 35,000 people in 3,500 communications companies, and is home to several global telecom leaders including BT, Anritsu, 3Com, Computacenter, and Global Marine Systems. The region also benefits from collaboration between universities and industry on photonics and networking research.
The East of England is a major center for medical technologies and healthcare companies, contributing £500m annually to the economy. It is home to over 400 healthcare companies and 5,000 expert employees. The region contributes 25% of the UK's total R&D spending, three times the national average, and is a global leader in areas like drug delivery, medical materials, diagnostics and nanotechnology due to collaboration between its universities, hospitals, and industry partners. This document provides information on organizations and facilities supporting medical innovation through research, product development, and commercialization in the East of England region.
The document summarizes sustainable construction and renewable energy initiatives in the East of England region. It highlights that the region is home to BRE, a leading sustainability certification organization, and has a target of zero carbon homes by 2016. It also notes that the region contributes significantly to UK research and development spending and has strong industry networks to support businesses in sustainable technologies.
The document outlines the vice-chancellor's upcoming visit to India to meet with alumni and government officials and give a science lecture. It discusses potential areas of collaboration between Cambridge and Indian institutions, including on challenges related to energy, health, education, security, and sustainability. Some forms of engagement discussed include expanding existing memoranda of understanding, joint research programs, collaborating at new research parks, and partnering with new world-class universities. The document concludes that the visit aims to explore partnership opportunities and prepare for continued engagement between Cambridge and India under the new vice-chancellor.
Prof. Jaideep Prabhu gave this presentation about the Centre for India & Global Business (CIGB) at the Indian Taskforce Meeting on May 27, 2009.
For more information visit: http://www.india.jbs.cam.ac.uk/
http://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/research/faculty/prabhuj.html
Your Springboard To Gloabl Growth Pdf 123557664667 Phpapp02Stephen Myatt
UKTI helps UK businesses expand globally through services that include providing market intelligence, facilitating overseas connections, and assisting with issues like regulations and culture. It has experts located worldwide to support international trade. UKTI's support generates an estimated £3 billion annual benefit to UK businesses and helps them overcome barriers to entering new markets.
The East of England region provides opportunities for commercial R&D, biotech, and ICT. It has 10 universities with close business ties, 30 research centers across sectors, and the largest venture capital funding outside London. East of England International can provide advice, market introductions, and support to companies expanding in the UK.
This document provides an overview of UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) and the services it offers to help UK companies expand their global trade and investment opportunities. UKTI is the UK government body that supports exporters and helps companies invest in the UK. It has an extensive network of trade experts both in the UK and abroad. The document highlights key statistics about the strength of the UK economy and business environment. It also provides examples of how UKTI has assisted companies in sectors such as aerospace, logistics, and life sciences to successfully expand internationally.
This document provides an overview of UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) and the services it offers to help UK companies expand their global trade and investment opportunities. UKTI is the UK government body that supports exporters and helps companies invest in the UK. It has an extensive network of international trade advisers that provide strategic advice, market research assistance, introductions to contacts in foreign markets, and other export support services. UKTI aims to make international business as accessible for UK companies as domestic business. For every £1 spent by UKTI, it generates an estimated £15 for the UK economy.
Paul Caplis, Head of Investments, UK Trade & Investment. Nov 2013All_about_business
Paul Caplis is the Head of Inward Investment at UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) in Dublin. UKTI aims to promote inward investment into the UK and provide support to companies setting up or expanding there. It has over 1,200 staff in over 100 international markets.
The document outlines the benefits of investing in the UK, including its skilled workforce, world-class universities, and business-friendly regulations. UKTI provides services to help companies navigate procedures for setting up in the UK and access support networks and incentives. Recent Irish investments in the UK that UKTI has assisted with are highlighted.
XONITEK, a US-based management consulting firm, has chosen to locate its European base in Peterborough, UK to access the skilled workforce and serve European markets. The East of England provides access to major technology and manufacturing centers in the UK as well as universities. With support from East of England International, XONITEK aims to grow its UK and European consulting services by tapping local expertise and establishing a permanent presence.
Neilsoft, an Indian engineering services company, has established its UK and European base in Luton, East of England. The location provides access to skilled engineers, major transport links, and research institutions like Cambridge University. Neilsoft works with clients in industries like construction and automotive to improve productivity through specialist engineering resources. It has already completed projects for companies in oil and gas. The company anticipates creating 10 highly skilled jobs initially and expanding its Indian operations as well.
This document provides statistics and facts about UK manufacturing in 2018/19. Some key points:
- UK manufacturing accounts for 10% of UK output and employs 2.7 million people earning an average of £32,467.
- The top manufacturing regions by output are South East, West Midlands, and North West.
- The UK is the 9th largest manufacturer globally and the top sectors are transport, food/drink, and chemicals.
- Exports go primarily to the US, Germany, France, Netherlands, and China totaling £275 billion or 45% of UK exports.
This document provides an annual review of Davis Langdon Ireland for 2011. It summarizes key developments in the Irish construction industry including sector developments in public, commercial, retail, residential, hotels, sports, culture and infrastructure projects. It also discusses industry developments such as the Capital Works Management Framework and working with distressed projects. The review highlights some of Davis Langdon Ireland's major projects in 2011 and looks forward to their involvement in significant upcoming projects in Ireland. It reflects on the challenges facing the Irish construction industry and calls for government support to invest in infrastructure and restore confidence in the sector.
This document discusses expanding business into the UK and provides information about UKTI support services. Some key points:
- UKTI provides various services to support both new investors and export businesses expanding into the UK, including introductions, advice, reports, location selection help, tax advice, visa support, and ongoing government assistance.
- The UK is highlighted as a top destination for business expansion due to its vast market opportunity, favorable business environment, high quality of life, access to talent, and attractive tax regime.
- Choosing a business location is an important decision, as it impacts costs and revenues. Various regions and locations in the UK offer different advantages in terms of labor costs, office rents, and more.
Neilsoft, a major Indian engineering services company, has established its UK and European headquarters in Luton, East of England to better serve clients in key industries. The location provides access to a skilled workforce and top research institutions while its connections to major transport hubs enhances access to European and global markets. Neilsoft works with clients' in-house teams on projects and sees the UK base as a stepping stone to expanding into new markets. Supported initially by local economic development groups, Neilsoft has found Luton an ideal location for its culturally diverse staff.
This document provides an overview of the legal system and legal profession in England and Wales. It discusses the court hierarchy and roles of solicitors and barristers. Solicitors provide continuous legal services and advice to clients on issues like contracts, corporate matters, property transactions, wills and probate. They represent both individual and corporate clients. Barristers specialize in legal advice and act as advocates in courts. The UK legal system has been influenced by its membership in the European Union, requiring incorporation of EU law and recognition of the European Court of Justice.
The document provides an overview of investment opportunities in Scotland. It summarizes Scotland's strengths such as its growing economy, world-class universities and innovation sector. It highlights several key sectors for investment like life sciences, financial services, and renewable energy. The document also outlines major infrastructure and development projects across Scotland's cities that represent opportunities for public and private investment. Scotland aims to attract more international and domestic investment through initiatives to streamline regulations and provide investor support.
The document provides information about the UK technology sector and why it is an attractive location for investment. It summarizes that the UK has many technology industry clusters located near universities, with major clusters in London, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Bristol, and Scotland. The UK offers a skilled workforce, transparent legal system, and government incentives for investment such as tax reductions. UKTI can provide support to foreign investors throughout the investment process.
The document outlines a plan to modernize the Great Western railway line through a £5 billion investment program over 10 years. It will involve 13 major engineering projects including new trains, redeveloping Paddington station, modernizing signals, and Crossrail services. The investment aims to improve passenger and freight services to meet growing demand and stimulate economic growth along the route.
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Robbie Beak works for Advantage West Midlands, which is funded by the UK government to provide free services to international businesses. Advantage West Midlands partners with various organizations to offer the Bridge to Growth program, which provides services to help reduce the risks and costs associated with expanding a business to the UK market. The Bridge to Growth offer includes setting up a UK company, free office space, and free or discounted professional services like market research, legal advice, and lead generation. The document discusses the benefits of locating a business in the West Midlands region of the UK, including access to markets and customers, available skills, lower costs, existing companies in the area, and the support provided by Advantage West Midlands
This document discusses investing in regional infrastructure in the UK to drive economic growth. It argues that the UK needs to invest more in infrastructure beyond 2020 to realize its full trade potential. Specifically, it recommends focusing investment on key UK city regions like the "Northern Powerhouse" and Greater London area to drive faster overall growth. It also recommends improving global air links to connect the UK to areas of greatest economic growth and enabling more international business. Expanding airport capacity, beginning with Gatwick airport, is seen as important to avoid delay and uncertainty.
This document discusses the importance of investing in regional infrastructure in the UK to drive economic growth. It argues that the UK needs to invest more in key regional city centers beyond London to create a series of interconnected regional growth hubs. Specifically, it recommends focusing investment on improving road, rail, air and maritime links between major cities like Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds and Newcastle to boost trade, innovation and economic activity in these regions. The document also stresses the importance of improving global air links from regional airports to connect UK businesses to fast-growing international markets in Asia and elsewhere.
The East of England is becoming a leader in offshore renewable energy, with over £10 billion predicted to be invested in offshore wind farms alone. It has over 40 years of offshore experience and contributes 25% of the UK's renewable energy R&D spending. Orbis Energy, located near major ports, houses over 30 offshore renewable companies and works with universities and industry on innovations like wave energy devices and floating offshore wind turbines. The region has numerous research institutions and industry networks focused on advancing offshore renewable technologies.
East of England International (EEI) is the official trade and investment organization for the East of England region. EEI works with business partners throughout the region to promote international trade, investment, and business growth. Becoming an EEI business partner provides opportunities to network with companies and access EEI's expertise in international business development. Partnership levels include Network, General, and Major partners, with varying levels of involvement and benefits.
The document summarizes the mobile communications sector in the East of England region. It notes that the region contributes 25% of the UK's R&D spending, is home to over 330 wireless companies, and produces 2,500 graduates annually in key disciplines. It highlights several major companies in the region involved in mobile communications, including ARM, Qualcomm, Broadcom, CSR, and T-Mobile. The region also has various university research groups and industry partnerships focused on advancing wireless technologies.
Innovation Martlesham (IM) operates from Adastral Park, Europe's largest ICT research and development hub. IM helps companies locate at Adastral Park by providing flexible office and lab space, connections to BT and 3,500 ICT professionals on site, and links to local universities. Several companies that have moved to Adastral Park through IM cite benefits like collaborating with other tenants, furthering their business, and establishing closer links with clients.
The document provides information about universities, enterprise hubs, and business support in the East of England region. It lists 12 universities in the region, along with their locations. It also identifies various enterprise hubs and business support organizations focused on sectors like engineering, health, and clean technology. A map shows the region's location in the UK and major transportation links. The business development services of East of England International are also summarized.
The East of England is a major center for automotive innovation and research and development (R&D), contributing 25% of the UK's total R&D spending. It is home to major automakers like Ford and Nissan as well as engineering companies like Lotus. The region has world-class universities like Cambridge and testing facilities like Millbrook Proving Ground that work with companies to develop new technologies. Its pedigree and facilities have made it an attractive location for automakers and suppliers to locate their R&D operations.
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The East of England is a major hub for the UK's cleantech sector, with over 5,000 cleantech companies employing 82,000 people. It contributes 25% of the UK's total research and development spending, more than three times the national average. The region is home to many innovative cleantech companies working in areas like renewable energy, energy efficiency, recycling, and green buildings. It also has several leading universities conducting cleantech research and collaborating with private companies.
The East of England is a world leader in biotechnology and pharmaceutical research and development. The region is home to over 230 biopharma and medicinal chemistry companies, as well as globally renowned academic institutions conducting groundbreaking research. It contributes 25% of the UK's total R&D spending and has one of the strongest drug development pipelines in Europe. Key industries include oncology, neuroscience, and age-related disease treatment. The region provides strong support to companies and institutions through its business networks and enterprise hubs to advance biomedical research and innovations.
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international airport. It is the third busiest in the UK;
G From Stansted, 23 airlines fly to 150 destinations in 34 countries worldwide;
G Stansted is the UK base for Air Asia X – the first low-cost long haul flight
to Kuala Lumpur with connections to South East Asia and Australia;
G 80% of FT Global 500 companies have their offices within a two-hour
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G Easy access to the City of London without the associated high-cost base
of a capital city;
G Recruit from a highly-skilled talent pool of established international
business clusters;
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G Embed your business in the UK’s most innovative region.
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percent
US company making 100
with 80 manufacturing facilities in 22
Enabling Business countries. Europe is the largest region
in our global operations and therefore
Stansted is perfectly placed for travel
to mainland Europe and beyond. There
is a good choice of low cost carriers for
“ We are ready to help companies at the the short haul flights which allows us
very outset of their international
planning to consider their options for a
to keep travel costs to a minimum.
”
Jonathan Batey,
UK base. Our comprehensive service
Finance Director of
will then assist those locating here
OI Manufacturing UK Ltd,
through every step involved.
” based in Harlow, is the
David Riches, Chief Executive largest manufacturer
East of England International of glass containers in
the world.
“ The excellent schedule of services on
offer from London Stansted has proved
invaluable for us as our new paper mill
in King’s Lynn has progressed. Lynn
PM7 has involved many visitors from our
When planning your move to the UK, EEI’s German headquarters coming to the UK,
as well as new staff going to Germany
commercially-focused Business Development
Managers will use their sector knowledge ”
for training.
Dr Wolfgang Palm,
and connections for your benefit. Chief Executive of
Palm Paper. Their £400m
investment in King's Lynn
Our Business Development Managers are sector specialists who houses the largest
understand the specific requirements of businesses setting up in the UK. newsprint machine
in Europe.
They are able to share their strategic perspective and work with you to
establish your operations here.
“ Ireland is becoming the frequency
important to us and
increasingly
Our Investor Development managers already support the 2400 other of flights from London Stansted enables
overseas-owned businesses in the region. They will ensure that you are
kept abreast of key issues affecting your business and provide continued
us to do business easily.
”
Geoff Watts,
support for your growth. Managing Director of
Davall Gears. Based
in Welham Green, near
Let us: Hatfield, Hertfordshire,
specialises in the
G Provide you with specialist local sector knowledge production of high
quality gears and geared drives.
G Quickly identify technology partners
G Align you with key academic contacts “ In termsStansted Airportmainland easy
Europe,
of travelling to
is within
G Embed you in the supply chain reach and there is a huge range of
destinations on offer. For trips further
G Put you in touch with business service providers afield, including the US, we would
welcome a greater choice of airlines
G Find you appropriate premises and destinations from Stansted, which
G Help source expert staff is right on our doorstep.
”
Paul Crofts,
EEI is a not-for-profit company General Manager
Our services for investors are free and confidential of US-owned telecoms
company, Traxe Global
Services which chose
For expert help contact: Peterborough for
East of England International the location of its
2 Quayside Cambridge CB5 8AB UK headquarters.
United Kingdom
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