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BioScience Boom in Hertfordshire
In 2011, the 39 UK Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEP) set out to accelerate economic growth across the country. In their recently published Strategic Economic Plan, Hertfordshire LEP set out a vision that by 2030, Hertfordshire will be the leading economy at the core of the UK’s Golden Triangle (the area between London, Oxford and Cambridge) prioritising the growth of its scientific and research capabilities.
Meet in the Middle East
Taking Stock of the New Tech Boom
Kingston, Canada: Where History and Innovation Thrive
Kingston is a city rich in history, as the first capital of Canada. It is surrounded by fresh waters and is home to first-class academic, sport and cultural facilities. Established in 1673, Kingston is the oldest city in Ontario, located at the confluence of Lake Ontario, the St. Lawrence River and the famous 1000 Islands.
Go West
As more European companies consider expansion plans in the United States, many are concerned about how to get started, where to locate, and what business risks there may be. Our NEE staff recently spoke with Greg Myers, a member of the JobsOhio-West team about what one U.S. state is doing to help answer those questions. JobsOhio is the new private sector approach to economic development in the State of Ohio.
“In Ohio we help companies understand the U.S. business environment and provide them with important data.
Tech Jobs – Pay to Play
Both big and small tech companies in California’s Silicon Valley can’t seem to hire to fast enough. Salaries are soaring, and the perks are impressive. We’ve all heard stories about the working environment at Google, where fun stuff around the office includes bowling alleys and giant climbing walls. Among the other perks on offer at Google are free gourmet food, on-site medical care and travel insurance, even for personal vacations. And why not? In 2012, Google earned about $900,000 in annual revenue per employee.