Our Priorities
The Greater Brighton Economic Board (GBEB) grew from the 2014 City Deal and now enjoys membership from across the public and private sectors.
The Board’s vision is for the Greater Brighton region to have a growing, modern economy that is international, creative, connected, talented and resilient.
International:
- Build an international profile with strong and relevant supporting messaging.
- Establishment of an inward investment proposition.
Creative:
- Support innovative businesses to scale and grow
- Sharing and commercialising knowledge
Connected:
- Roll-out of fibre infrastructure
- To become the most 5G-enabled City Region
Talented:
- Attracting and retaining talent in the City Region
- Develop an integrated approach to talent
Resilient:
- Build economic resilience
- Build environmental and social resilience
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