The South East Midlands Local Enterprise Partnership
Our role as a Local Enterprise Partnership is to help economic growth thrive across the South East Midlands.
Steered by a business-led Board, we work to build a strong economy by tackling barriers to sustainable growth and supporting job creation for the future prosperity of communities across the South East Midlands.
Meet our
Board
Our board identifies high-priority strategies and actions and fulfils a collective strategic leadership role.
Find out moreMeet our
Executive Team
Our executive team is responsible for the day-to-day running of the Local Enterprise Partnership and delivering funded programmes.
Find out moreMeet our
Ambassadors
Our SEMLEP Ambassador programme is made up of a select cohort of influential business leaders from across the South East Midlands.
Find out moreWhat We Do
SEMLEP has three main roles in delivering sustainable economic growth.
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Setting the strategic priorities for the local economy. To do this, SEMLEP keeps abreast of economic trends and shocks, changes in government policy, political developments and technological advancements. Where required, we work with our partners to refine priority actions and monitor progress against key economic plans.
- Direct intervention: securing and overseeing investment in infrastructure, coordinating and enhancing business support provision to improve productivity and increase local jobs, and improving workforce skills
- Facilitating and convening partners to realise the area’s long-term growth opportunities
With responsibility for the Local Growth Fund capital investment programme and other regional growth monies, SEMLEP facilitates and manages a pipeline of investment opportunities and delivery of projects approved for funding under the programme.
Key Strategies
and Plans
Read the economic strategies and plans for the South East Midlands.
Find Out MoreGrowing business
Our role is to understand local business issues and respond by developing and delivering, coordinating or steering investment into relevant services and infrastructure. Our activities directly support business and jobs growth, improve productivity, encourage greater collaboration in R&D and innovation projects and, attract further investment. Through the Growth Hub, we provide a free, dedicated business service to connect businesses to specialist information and support.
Growing People
Our skills team brokers quality employer interaction with learners. We connect business with schools, education and training providers to inspire and inform young people about career opportunities. We engage with a wide range of groups to better understand skills needs of local employers and share best practice to drive up standards in careers provision, skills attainment and access to the jobs markets.
Growing Places
Our growing places activity connects key agencies and organisations with potential funding streams and best practice to enhance our transport connectivity, housing growth, energy supply and distribution, utility and digital infrastructure, cultural and natural capital.
Latest News
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Charities: help us, help you
27th May 2020Voluntary Community Social Enterprise (VCSE) organisations across the South East Midlands are being asked to share the impacts of coronavirus on their organisations. The coronavirus has directly... Read More »
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Latest Events
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Rebuilding a resilient economy
This event is by invitation only. Post Covid-19: economic recovery discussion series Date: Thursday14 May, 10-11.45am Rebuilding... Read More
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