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Mid Wales Businesses – Tell Us What You Need for the Future to Meet Your Business Goals

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Grow – Define – Deliver Together, an engagement event hosted by the Mid Wales Regional Skills Partnership is taking place on March 23 at the Metropole Hotel and Spa in Llandrindod Wells, Powys, which is simply not to be missed.

Speaking to Business News Wales, Emma Thomas, Chair for the Mid Wales RSP Board, shared all the details of the event which will look to cover key topics, which will include Green Skills and Net Zero; looking at ways to prepare and adapt your organisation and supply chains for the green economy, identifying the green skills your workforce needs to succeed and how these can be achieved. The event will also look at what support and guidance is available to you in procurement, recruitment skills and training and how inspiration can be taken from other businesses facing similar challenges.

You will also have the opportunity to join a round table discussion with fellow employers and experts in the field of procurement and tendering, employment, skills, and training.

With guest speakers that include council leaders, as well as speakers from well established Mid Wales business, the event will also see the launch of the The Mid Wales Regional Skills Employment Plan via a pre-recorded message from Vaughan Gething, MS Minister for the Economy of Wales.

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Growing Mid Wales is a regional partnership and engagement arrangement between the private and public sectors, and with Welsh and UK Government. The initiative seeks to represent the region’s interests and priorities for improvements to our local economy.

Growing Mid Wales wish to draw together local business, academic leaders and national and local government to create a vision for the future growth of Mid-Wales and influence and champion our future expansion

Across the public, third and private sectors in Mid Wales, we acknowledge the need for developing consensus on priorities for our region, and for sharing our vision to progress jobs, growth and the local economy. We need greater impacts and better results from working together across the region with diminishing public resources.

Growing Mid-Wales will provide regional leadership on our vision and will be an effective, ’light touch’ mechanism that will scrutinise, challenge, identify opportunities and shortcomings and so initiate and propose interventions to achieve more and better results for our region.

 

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