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Strong echoes of community wealth building There were strong echoes of community wealth building in Andy Burnham’s speech to Labour…
Inclusive Growth Leaders Dinner: the role of anchor organisations.
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Hosted by Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell, the Vice Chancellor of the University of Manchester, the event brought together public and private sector anchor institutions from the across the city to explore the potential for future collaboration.
Frances and Neil presented on CLES’ work with anchor institutions in Leeds, Birmingham and Preston and will now be working with attendees to further develop ideas.
For more information on CLES Local Wealth Building work, visit here.
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