Economic development and skills board

The Economic Development and Skills Board was set up in autumn 2009 to promote economic and skills development in the South East of England. The Board's membership comprises SEEDA board members, local authority councillors and representatives from the business and skills sectors.

The Board will to help achieve sustainable economic growth in the region and to align this goal with the approach to skills development.  The Board sits alongside the South East's two existing delivery boards: the Housing and Regeneration Board and the Transport Board. Together they advise the South East England Partnership Board on investment priorities as the new South East England Strategy is developed, building on the Regional Economic Strategy and the South East Plan.

Board membership and meeting papers are available in the committees and meetings section.

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