Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds is set to address the North East Growth Summit in Sunderland, his hometown, on October 10.
The event will feature several prominent politicians and experts discussing economic growth strategies for the region.
The North East Growth Summit aims to foster economic growth and development. Held at Sunderland City Hall, attendees will hear from various key figures, including Jonathan Reynolds and Shadow Business Secretary Kevin Hollinrake. North East Mayor Kim McGuinness will inaugurate the event, setting the stage for a series of insightful discussions.
Panel discussions will explore how devolution can unlock investment and the role public and private infrastructure play in economic growth. These sessions will provide actionable insights into the future of the North East’s economy.
Joe Docherty, chair of the inaugural summit, expressed enthusiasm for the event, highlighting the necessity of bringing various stakeholders together to discuss shared priorities and strategies.
Quotes from Reynolds highlight his commitment: ‘We are ensuring the UK secures a greater share of investment in the industries that will contribute most to our future growth.’ His participation underscores his dedication to regional economic development.
Womble Bond Dickinson, a Newcastle law firm, and the Journal of Urban Regeneration and Renewal, are also notable contributors. Their participation highlights the importance of legal and academic perspectives in economic discussions.
Lawson’s words capture the festival’s spirit: ‘We are thrilled to have such passionate and supportive figures as part of our lineup. Their involvement reflects the vibrant business community in Sunderland.’
The focus on collaboration and shared priorities suggests a comprehensive approach to addressing the region’s challenges and opportunities.
The North East Growth Summit is a significant event for the region, bringing together various stakeholders to discuss and strategise for future economic growth.
With key figures like Jonathan Reynolds and support from both public and private sectors, the event promises actionable insights and collaborative opportunities for the North East.
