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Coast to Capital
Background
The C2C LEP vision is straightforward and exciting. It places international growth and entrepreneurship at its very heart. It aims to transform business and economic performance so that its area can compete in any international marketplace.
By 2035 it should have developed an economy that is trade-led with a business community that is outward looking, investment-led and driven by the need to be innovative. It will have a skilled workforce delivering high value added and knowledge-driven products and services.
The economy will be less dependent on locally trading businesses and on public sector employment and spending than it is now. Instead, high rates of new businesses being formed and equipped to compete internationally will be the centrepiece of a competitive economy designed for the long term.
Its objective is to lead this fundamental transformation in private sector-led business growth. We expect 90% of the investment required to deliver our goals to come from the private sector. Growth will be driven by a clear focus on the twin priorities of international growth and entrepreneurship.
Businesses that trade internationally deliver 60% of UK productivity growth. The LEP will work to increase the number of these businesses and their local supply chain links. They will act as the engine house for improved business growth and performance across all parts of our economy and ensure the sustainable growth of our local economy. In short, entrepreneurship coupled with high rates of new businesses spurred on by dynamic trade-led growth will, in the long term, provide the right competitive environment and source of future business success.
Geography
Coast to Capital incorporates five interlocking local economies represented by five Area Partnerships:
- Brighton & Hove Economic Partnership
- Coastal West Sussex
- Croydon Development and Cultural Partnership
- Gatwick Diamond Initiative
- Rural West Sussex
Map: click here
Board and Governance
Board recognised: 20/4/2011
Chair: John Peel OBE
Board details: click here
News
http://www.coast2capital.org.uk/2012-04-02-10-18-01/2012-05-09-13-19-40.html
Key contact
Ron Crank, Director Coast to Capital
Email: [email protected]
Media Contact:
Joanne Rogers, Communications - Coast to Capital LEP
Email: [email protected]
Mobile: 07974 773989
LEP Twitter: @Coast2Capital
http://www.coast2capital.org.uk/
Latest News
- 03/05/2013 LEP urges Government to reduce tax burden on home-based businesses
- 02/05/2013 Queen's Award for Enterprise
- 05/04/2013 Bloc Hotels wins sponsored Gatwick Diamond New Business Award
- 05/04/2013 Coast to Capital plans new Business Portal
- 15/02/2013 Coast to Capital New Support Structure
- 21/01/2013 Coast to Capital received guest Vince Cable to their board meeting last week
- 17/12/2012 Coast to Capital shows the fastest growth
- 14/12/2012 Coast to Capital wants to attract the bank's employees moving to the Regions
- 11/12/2012 Coast to Capital LEP appoints two new Board Directors
- 04/12/2012 Successful Autumn business road shows held throughout the C2C area