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July 2007 report on Advantage West Midlands' successes

Henley-in-Arden businessman outlines benefits from IoD development programme

The final phase of Shepherd’s Saltisford Office Park development at Warwick, 'a high quality office scheme in a prime location' has been handed over two weeks ahead of schedule. The final building of the scheme has now been sold to Warwickshire County Council.

Phillip Cornwall, is the new chairman of the IoD Coventry & Warwickshire branch, and says “We want to focus on the development of the economy of the Coventry and Warwickshire area." For more information contact Phillip Cornwall, or telephone 01926 851871.

AbilityNet - the UK’s leading charity in computing and disability - provides useful recommendations.

A touchy subject - key to office efficiency? The British Computer Society believes that staff can save the equivalent of 21 days each year if they are able to touch type. Read about the new user qualification (105KB).

Contact Warwickshire Investment Partnership (WIP) for inward investment enquiries. Read their recently published Fact Sheet about South Warwickshire as 'a great place to do business...' (1.65MB)

British Expertise Services is the new name for BCCB (British Consultants and Construction Bureau), the leading UK trade association for the export of services. Membership includes consultants such as Atkins, Arup, Mott MacDonald as well as smaller enterprises in the sector.

From April 2007, the Business Link service will be delivered by one region-wide organisation - read AWM's The Future of Business Support in the West Midlands (58KB)

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London 2012 announces Business Support Initiatives..."..we will need a huge range of goods and services from businesses of all sizes, right across the UK..."

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