Mayor Richard Parker has welcomed a significant rise in employment opportunities across the West Midlands, as new figures reveal the region has become the leading UK destination outside London for foreign direct investment
Acknowledging the challenges of an economy in technical recession, and the trials and tribulations of Birmingham City Council, Neil Rami was still upbeat about the prospects of the region in the coming months and years.
Three of the region’s senior decision-makers will be the guest speakers at a series of top level events being hosted in Birmingham by Downtown in Business in the spring.
Downtown in Business will host an exclusive dinner with CEO of West Midlands Growth Company. Neil will be discussing the regions plans for the upcoming UKREiiF, and opportunities for the region.
Reflecting on the city regions recent delegation to property festival MIPIM, Neil outlined the range of opportunities that were now in the pipeline for Birmingham and the wider region, but also spelt out successes that have already been secured.
Downtown in Business will be joined by the Chief Executive of the West Midlands Growth Company, Neil Rami, for an exclusive roundtable lunch on Thursday 20th October at The Botanist, sponsoed by Conduent.
Downtown in Business will be joined by the Chief Executive of the West Midlands Growth Company, Neil Rami, for an exclusive roundtable lunch from 12pm-2pm
The Chief Executive of the West Midlands Growth Company Neil Rami joined Downtown in Business for an exclusive roundtable discussion at The Edgbaston Park Hotel.
The head of the West Midlands Growth Company Neil Rami joined business leaders from Birmingham this week to discuss the regions new industrial strategy, the international property festival MIPIM and the Commonwealth Games.
At an exclusive ‘Leaders Lunch’ hosted by Downtown in Business at leading restaurant Opus, head of the West Midlands Growth Company, Neil Rami, was upbeat about the work that has seen Birmingham enjoy huge investment and regeneration in recent years.
