David Parry-Jones, director and technology lead for Thames Valley Berkshire LEP, said: “We have some of the most innovative digital and creative companies in the world based here in Berkshire, from homegrown success stories to global firms choosing the sub-region as their European or UK base. This document provides a wealth of information about these companies and why they are here. With a huge talent pool with highly sought-after skills, a strong collaborative networking community, easy access to Heathrow and London, plus ever more innovation and co-working space, the attraction of Berkshire is clear to see.”
Thames Valley Berkshire LEP continues its support of the tech sector with its long-term investment in the Business Growth Hub - a first stop shop for business support - a Funding Escalator providing loans and equity to SMEs with the potential to deliver growth, and enablement of an investment of £5 million European funding into the Thames Valley Science Park, which will support the evolution of next generation technology companies.
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