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Bridging the Skills Gap

Monday, December 7th, 2009

Date: January 11th 2010
Time: 8.30am – 10.45am
Venue: Gosforth Park Hotel
Cost: Free

On 11th January 2010 you were invited to join the North East Economic Forum and Iain Wright, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for 14-19 Reform and Apprenticeships.

Read the Statement of Employment and Skills for the region here.  View the agenda for the event here Skills Agenda.

View the photo’s from the breakfast seminar here.

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Annual Dinner 2010

Monday, November 23rd, 2009

North East England – Leading the way to a Low Carbon future

Date: January 12th 2010
Time: 7.00pm – 11.00pm
Venue: Gosforth Park Hotel, Newcastle upon Tyne
Cost: Free of charge

On 12th January 2010 we were delighted to host the North East Economic Forum Annual Dinner.

The North East has been designated the UK’s first Low Carbon Economic Area (LECA) specialising in ultra-low carbon vehicles and the announcement that Nissan is intending to invest more than £200 million over the next five years in a new battery factory in Sunderland. The North East LCEA will focus on supporting the transformation of the automotive industry, providing support for innovation and demonstration and skills training.

Ivan Hodac, the Secretary-General, European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association agreed to give the key-note address. Mr Hodac is the senior representative in Brussels of the 15 major European Automobile Manufacturers, as well as being counterpart for other industry associations, NGOs and consumer organisations across Europe.

The dinner will be of interest to key stakeholders charged with securing the regions economic future within this vital sector.

Read more about Ivan Hodac.

View the photo’s of the evening here.

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North East Transport Futures

Friday, June 19th, 2009

North East Transport Futures

26th June 2009, 11.30am – 2.00pm
Village Hotel, North Tyneside

“Creating 21st Century Transport and Digital Connections – We will ensure everyone in the Region will benefit from the digital revolution. Also, further investment in transport infrastructure and more creative use of the transport network is essential in enabling the Region’s businesses to deliver their goods to market and in supporting sustainable labour mobility.”
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MAAs, LAAs, City Regions and Sub National Reviews

Wednesday, June 17th, 2009

Assisting or impeding the North East’s economic growth?
Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough
3rd July 2009

12.00 – Registration and buffet

12.30 – Chairs welcome and opening remarks

Hugh Morgan Williams, Chair, NEEF

12.40 – Keynote address

Baroness Warsi, Shadow Minister for Communities and Local Government

1.10 – Panel discussion

Cllr John Williams, Darlington Council

Wendy Morton, Tynemouth Conservatives

Patrick Diamond, Number 10 Downing Street

Sarah Green, CBI

Melanie Laws, ANEC

2.00 – Closing remarks

Alan Clarke, Chief Executive, ONE North East

Economic experts heading for region

Tuesday, March 31st, 2009

Economic experts from the three main political parties are heading to the North East to discuss the region’s success.

Shadow chancellor George Osborne and Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman Vince Cable will both be at the fourth annual meeting of the North East Economic Forum (NEEF) next month.

Big-name speakers at fourth economic forum

Tuesday, March 31st, 2009

ENERGY, the environment and transport will be the themes of the fourth North-East Economic Forum to be held next month.

The forum, which brings together the region’s leading businessmen and politicians, is again attracting big-name speakers – George Osborne, the Shadow Chancellor for the Exchequer, will deliver one keynote address, as will Vince Cable, the Lib Dem spokesman on economic affairs, who was prominent during the collapse of Northern Rock.

First priority is to keep people in employment

Tuesday, March 31st, 2009

The news that Nissan is reducing production at its Sunderland plant is yet another sign that the credit crunch is hitting families in the North-East.

This follows the sad news about Woolworths and MFI, and reminds us of the human misery that Labour’s recession is bringing as boom turns to bust.

Region ‘in running’ for coast rail link

Tuesday, March 31st, 2009

Transport Secretary Geoff Hoon last night said the East Coast Main Line was still very much in the running to host a high-speed rail link.

Resolute response to dire economic warning

Tuesday, March 31st, 2009

The North-East was given an apocalyptic warning yesterday about the extent of the economic downturn facing the region.

Putting forward visions to help North economy

Tuesday, March 31st, 2009

This Friday the country’s leading politicians will be told to prove their worth to the region as business leaders gather for the North East.

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