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Business leaders sought for Solent LEP Skills Advisory Panel

The Solent Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) is seeking two business leaders to join the Solent Skills Advisory Panel. 

The Solent LEP is a business-led collaboration between private, public and education sectors, where influential private and public sector leaders act as champions for their area’s economic success. 

Aimed at driving economic growth and creation of local jobs
Alongside the LEPs immediate work to support businesses and the recovery of the Solent area from the economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, the LEP is responsible for determining local economic priorities and undertaking activities aimed at driving economic growth and the creation of local jobs. 

The LEP established a Skills Advisory Panel in 2019 which brings local employers, skills providers and other key stakeholders together, to share knowledge on skills and labour market needs. The Panel is helping to enhance the Solent LEPs understanding and ability to address key local skills challenges, ensuring the Solent has a skilled workforce for future ambitions.

Randall: Ensuring we build on progress
Rachael Randall, Solent LEP Board Lead for Skills said:

“Skills are at the very heart of the Solent LEP’s ambition for recovery, growth and prosperity and we have already invested more than £30m to enhance employer-led skills provision across the area.

“The Skills Advisory Panel plays a critical role in ensuring that we build on this progress, moving forward with the development of a new skills strategy and action plan for the area.”

The LEP is especially interested in hearing from senior business leaders working in sectors including: Life Science and Healthcare; Transport and Logistics; and Clean/Green Technology.

Applications will close at 23:59 on Friday 9th October 2020.

Further information and a recruitment pack can be found on the Website or email info@solentlep.org.uk 


News shared by Bex on behalf of Solent LEP. Ed

Image: Drew Beamer under CC BY 2.0

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solentman
26, April 2018 7:01 pm

This is ridiculous! I cannot see my GP unless it is an emergency, I have to book a telephone conversation, and wait all day for the GP to call me. My GP has twice requested that I see a specialist, but no appointments are forthcoming. Now it looks as if these extra £9.4 million cuts will make matters worse. I am now retired, and need the services… Read more »

chrissy2712
29, April 2018 11:18 am

This is my question that I sent to the CCG at the beginning of April and their reply. Note the “reviewing procedures of limited clinical outcome”. Is that a euphemism for health care rationing? Also the threat of further cuts in the last paragraph are very telling! Qusetion: The 2018/19 finances look like a fair old mess “In order to deliver, the STP set financial control totals… Read more »

chrissy2712
29, April 2018 11:22 am

Sorry, I failed to copy and paste the full reply from the CCG so her it is again! The CCG has a cost improvement target of £9.4mwhich is 4% of total allocation. This is consistent with other NHS Organisations and Public Sector generally. In terms of the schemes to deliver the targets, some of these are still in development and are dependent on system wide working and… Read more »

electrickery
29, April 2018 2:44 pm

The CCG could go a long way to assisting necessary economies by making itself redundant and abandoning the “market” approach that this government is using as the slope to privatisation of the NHS to suit our reliable, stable and deeply humanitarian friend Mr Chump and his commercial backers.

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