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The 20,000 sq ft Ada Lovelace Building, due for completion in Feb 2021, will provide flexible office space for #STEMM businesses and bring 150 jobs to the region. Chair of our Board, Nick Ames, gives an update on the project: https://bit.ly/2Hgp1qB @EEDEnterpriseZ
The 20,000 sq ft Ada Lovelace Building, due for completion in Feb 2021, will provide flexible office space for #STEMM businesses and bring 150 jobs to the area. The Chair of our Board, Nick Ames, gives an update on the project: http://bit.ly/2Hgp1qB @EEDEnterpriseZ #GrowthDeals
Discover environmental sustainability and space with @UniofExeter, @esa & @SouthWest_CoE. Learn how your organisation can benefit from space-based assets and technologies at this webinar on Thursday 19 November: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/environmental-sustainability-space-in-the-south-west-registration-124989949303 #spactech #commercialisation #environment
Join us on Thursday 26 November from 10am-11am for Episode 3 of [RE]Focus - a special #construction episode. The show will give you an overview on some of the exciting build projects currently in progress across the city.
REGISTER HERE > https://bit.ly/3f5lk3g
#greaterexeter
Business owners in the South West can apply for free support from @UofEBusiness as part of the government's #PeerNetworks programme, with support from @SETsquaredExe and @ExeterSciencePk
See here for details and how to apply:
http://business-school.exeter.ac.uk/newsandevents/news/articles/businessownersinsouthwest.html
Exeter Science Park is a great place to begin the next phase in developing your ideas and growing your business.
We have created the foundation for a park which will cater for the full spectrum of organisation size – from start-ups and spin outs, second stage funded companies through to the largest multinational organisations.
The Park is set to be the corner-stone of a knowledge-based economy which is currently achieving unprecedented growth rates. The Exeter area is home to numerous knowledge-based businesses and has benefitted from tremendous investment in start-ups and in research & development across a range of science technology, medicine and engineering fields.
"In moving to the Science Park, we have strengthened connections to University of Exeter which is a great resource for us. It gives us access to computer science and fintech graduates, as well as those with language skills, which is essential as we move into new markets."
