SmarterFasterTogether is the starting point for a new Local Industrial Strategy for SELEP. It sets out our broad priorities, aligns them with national Industrial Strategy & the trends & drivers that underpin it.
#SmarterFasterTogetherAttracting nearly £720m in investment for economic growth in the South East to deliver over 180 projects . . . and counting
Find out moreDriving skills and productivity across the South East economy, skills development remains at the very heart of our South East LEP strategy for growth
Find out moreThe new Lower Thames Crossing consultation has launched, with events being held across Essex and Kent. Open until 25th March 2020
Find out more and have your sayTrailblazing Digital Skills Partnerships launches survey to identify and address skills gap
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South East Local Enterprise Partnership
The South East Local Enterprise Partnership (SELEP) is one of 38 LEPs, established to provide the clear vision and strategic leadership to drive sustainable private sector-led growth and job creation in their area. LEPS were set up by the government to be the key body determining strategic economic priorities while making investments and delivering activities to drive growth and create jobs.
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What's happening
Kent’s Discovery Park recognised as Life Sciences Opportunity Zone
Discovery Park, the life sciences park based in Sandwich, Kent, has been recognised by the Government’s Office for…
Business and creative arts ambassador welcomed as SELEP’s new Deputy Chair
Sarah is the current co-Chair of SELEP’s South East Creative Economy Network (SECEN) and has sat on SELEP’s Federated…
New project unites art organisations across South East coast
England’s Creative Coast, an organisation led by Turner Contemporary and Visit Kent and supported by the South East…
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Being transparent
We are committed to being open and transparent in the way we work, the way we structure our accountability and in how we make decisions to ensure that anyone can easily understand what we do.
We operate a federated model working closely with partners in the major geographies in our area, East Sussex, Essex, Kent, Medway, Southend and Thurrock, to ensure governance and delivery have strong local representation via established private sector led business boards.