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UUK presentation: The Role of Universities In Economic and Social Recovery
1. 1
THE ROLE OF
UNIVERSITIES IN
ECONOMIC AND
SOCIAL RECOVERY
Dr. Jamie Mackay
Skills Strategy Manager, Enterprise M3 LEP
16 June 2021
https://enterprisem3.org.uk
2. GETTING EVERYONE IN THE ROOM
(ALBEIT VIRTUAL)
Skills Advisory Panels (SAPs) offer the forum
Employers’ voice critical
Partnerships leading into Actions
5. VISION AND AMBITION BASED
ON ECONOMIC UNDERSTANDING
EM3 Digital Higher Skills
Partnership
National Centre for
Sustainable Construction
Apprenticeship and Skills
Hub, specialising in Low
Carbon
6. Delivering prosperity through Innovation
Highly skilled resident workforce
Knowledge and digital technology-led businesses
Research-intensive universities
RESEARCH & INNOVATION
7. HEALTH TECH
ACCELERATOR
£3.8m LEP funding
70 FTEs in Health Tech
SMEs and start-ups
Improve workforce capacity
and capability.
8. £3m LEP funding
Collaboration for happier,
healthier, more prosperous
places to live and work.
FUTURE TOWNS
INNOVATION HUB
9. CREATIVE TECH
GROWTH BOOSTER
£900k LEP funding
R&D to drive innovation,
diversification and
productivity in the sector
Help de-risk recovery.