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An Economic Plan for London The LEP are working with London First and McKinsey & Company to deliver an Economic Plan for London this will identify key areas to support jobs & growth There will be wide consultation on the

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An Economic Plan for London

  • The LEP are working with London First and

McKinsey & Company to deliver an Economic Plan for London – this will identify key areas to support jobs & growth

  • There will be wide consultation on the emerging

themes over the summer

  • The final Plan is due to be published by the end
  • f the year
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European Structural Funds 2014-20 Overview

European Programmes, GLA

11 July 2014

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European Structural Funds 2014-20

  • €745m (plus €43m Youth Employment Initiative)

… including match funding = £1.3bn

  • “European Structural & Investment Fund” Strategy

submitted to Govt

  • GLA manages the funds on behalf of the LEP and Govt
  • Launch late 2014 – subject to Govt and EU agreement
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ERDF focus on

Strengthening science & technological development Supporting infrastructure & the low carbon resource- efficient economy

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ERDF-funded project

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ESF focus on

Freedoms, flexibilities and funding incentives Informed Customers Employer Engagement

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ESF-funded project

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COSME - competitiveness of enterprise and SMEs(€8bn) Horizon 2020 - research and innovation (€80bn) Creative Europe - media (€815m) LIFE - environment and climate change (€815m) Employment and social innovation (€815m)

Other EU Funding Streams include

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Contact us

esf@london.gov.uk erdf@london.gov.uk

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SUMMER OF HIGH STREETS

Jamie Dean North East Area Manager Regeneration Development, Enterprise and Environment Greater London Authority

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THE DIRECTORATE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR DRIVING THE MAYOR’S PRIORITIES ON JOBS AND GROWTH

This includes delivering and implementing the Mayor's environment, transport and economic strategies and the effective implementation of the London Plan.

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THE REGENERATION TEAM’S OBJECTIVE IS TO DRIVE AND SHAPE GROWTH IN LONDON’S TOWN CENTRES AND HIGH STREETS

We mostly do this through strategic regeneration projects, including the Outer London Fund, the Mayor ’s Regeneration Fund, the London Portas Pilots and the Growing Places Fund.

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PARTNERSHIP WORKING

London’s Great Outdoors High Streets SPG Pocket Parks Mayor ’s Street Trees Future Streets Incubator Fund Better Junctions Mini Hollands …

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LEP: “TO WORK WITH BUSINESS, WITH TFL AND THE MAYORALTY TO TAKE A STRATEGIC VIEW OF THE REGENERATION, EMPLOYMENT AND SKILLS AGENDA FOR LONDON”

Ambitions for London Boris Johnson, Mayor of London

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RESEARCH

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2,700,000 jobs 54% 1,450,200 jobs Over half of London's total jobs

  • utside the CAZ
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£70M MRF £40M OLF R2 £10M OLF R1 £0.4M PORTAS £5M OTHER

MAYORAL INVESTMENT

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30 PLACES OLF ROUND 1

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23 PLACES OLF ROUND 2

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19 PLACES MRF

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4 PLACES OTHER MAYORAL FUNDING

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4 PLACES PORTAS PILOTS

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8 PLACES GROWING PLACES FUND

With 14 additional pan-london schemes

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30k 8 400 50 400 50

  • sq. meters of public

realm created or improved new trader associations have been formed sustained job

  • pportunities have

been created people have been supported into self-employment young people have received business training and support empty units have been brought back into use

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SUPPORT – HIGH STREET NETWORK

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SUPPORT – SAT

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BEST PRACTICE ADVICE

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PLACE SHAPING – WOOD STREET

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PLACE SHAPING – RAINHAM

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PLACE SHAPING – SIDCUP

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NEXT STEPS: SUMMER 2014

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SUMMER OF HIGH STREETS

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RIBBON CUTTINGS

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FESTIVALS

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LEARNING FROM LONDON’S HIGH STREETS

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HIGH STREET CONVERSATIONS

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FINAL TOWN CENTRES SPG

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MAYOR’S ACTIONS FOR HIGH STREETS

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AUTUMN 2014: OPEN FOR BUSINESS

Full launch of next funding round.

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LAUNCH AND PROSPECTUS

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brickstarter.org

ONLINE PLATFORM

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FUNDING FEATURES

As before:

  • Not prescriptive, outcomes driven
  • Predominantly focussed on places
  • Focus on partnerships
  • Develop Specialist Assistance Team offer
  • Continue with facilitating networking.
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FUNDING FEATURES

Emerging features:

  • Rolling programme with the ability to fold in

future funding

  • Staged and flexible approach to funding
  • Provide for non-local authority applicants.
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SUMMER OF HIGH STREETS

Jun LFA walks Ribbon cuttings Jul Mayoral launch Conversations Ribbon cuttings Aug Conversations Ribbon cuttings Sep Finalise criteria and process Ribbon cuttings Oct Open for business Nov

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SUPER CONNECTED CITIES

Jamie Dean North East Area Manager Regeneration Development, Enterprise and Environment Greater London Authority

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£3000 VOUCHERS FOR BROADBAND INSTALLATION

  • Connection Voucher Scheme

funded by DCMS

  • £100 million across 22 UK cities
  • £23 million in London
  • Grants for over 9,000 businesses
  • Live until March 2015.
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CONNECTION VOUCHER SCHEME

  • SMEs and charities
  • Maximum 249 employees / volunteers
  • 1 voucher per business
  • High-speed/high-grade broadband services
  • Up to £3000 towards installation costs
  • SME must pay VAT and ongoing monthly

charges

  • Contract is between the SME and service

provider

  • Joint applications from multiple SMEs are

permitted e.g. same building or business park - this can reduce monthly charges

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BUSINESS BENEFITS

  • Reduced hardware costs
  • Quick data transfer
  • Super fast connection
  • Reliable videoconferencing and IP telephony
  • All online services more quick and reliable
  • Remote working capability
  • Increased productivity
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FIND OUT MORE AND APPLY

Tuesday 15 July Event at City Hall for landlords and property agents To apply: WWW.LONDON.GOV.UK/BROADBAND Queries: BROADBAND@LONDON.GOV.UK Supplier list and technologies: CONNECTIONVOUCHERS.CO.UK

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PUTTING BUSINESSES ON THE MAP

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DEMAND FROM SMALL BUSINESS

  • 1000 SMEs polled by YouGov in January 2014
  • 26% of SMEs likely to get a Dot London web address

= over 200,000 businesses

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%

Shorter, more memorable addresses More prestigious A greater sense of trust Generate more sales Customers will find us more easily Proud to be London based Reasons for Registering a Dot London Domain

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BUSINESS SUPPORTERS

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LIVE PIONEERS

metrobank.london symphonyorchestra.london westhamunited.London zomato.london

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REACHING LONDON BUSINESSES

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BUSINESS INTERMEDIARIES

Reaching London businesses via

  • Local Chambers of Commerce
  • Local Business Associations
  • Trade and Sector Associations
  • Events

Tools available: social media, videos, infographics, news articles and editorials Please let us know of any engagement opportunities for Dot London

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MARKETING CAMPAIGN

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CONTACT US

contact@dotlondondomains.london www.dotlondondomains.london @dotLondon #DotLondon

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London Enterprise Panel Event

Mayor’s Export Programme

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The Mayor’s Export Programme

  • Formed under the London Enterprise Panel

SME working Group

  • In partnership with UK Trade & Investment

(UKTI) London – the Government department that helps UK-based companies succeed in the global economy.

  • Support SMEs in seeking export opportunities
  • £1.4 million towards supporting SMEs to

export to new markets

  • EU Funding from now until December 2015
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Enhancing Support for London Companies

  • We will deliver:
  • Range of Export Events

and workshops;

  • Trade Missions
  • Strategy & Marketing

Programmes in India & China

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The Mayor’s Export Programme

  • September launch event "Beyond

London 2012 - Helping SMEs access the global market through international sport events“ with 250+ SMEs.

  • 2 & 1/2 year programme providing 12

hours of export assistance to 240+ SMEs, particularly in tech & life sciences.

  • Export focused events for 2000+ SMEs.
  • Four trade missions delivered so far;

Brazil, India, Austria and Mexico.

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Our Missions so far:

Mission Sector SME’S Sales/Wins Jobs Created Brazil – Oct 13 Tech 11 £600,000 18 India – Oct 13 Multi 11 £467,500 3 Vienna – Nov 13 Life Science 17

  • Mexico – Mar 14

Consumer & Retail 7 £11,500 Total 46 £1,079,000 21

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Do You?!?........

Do you want to find profitable growth for your business? Believe you have a product or service with the potential to sell

  • verseas?

Have the ambition to push forward into new markets?

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More information

  • Website:
  • www.london.gov.uk/londonenterprisepanel
  • www.london.gov.uk/priorities/business- economy
  • www.london.gov.uk/for-business
  • Twitter:
  • @LondonLEP
  • Contact:
  • londonenterprisepanel@london.gov.uk