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Our partners

The East Midlands Chambers of Commerce works with a number of other organisations in a range of capacities. Our mission to raise the profile of our region and provide a cohesive support service to businesses across the East Midlands requires a collaborative approach.

Please find links below to our partners.

With ten government departments under one roof, GO-EM is the hub of central government in the East Midlands.

It is our aim to work with regional partners and local people to maximise competitiveness and prosperity in the East Midlands.We want to bring together government policies for a more inclusive society.

The Learning and Skills Council exists to make England better skilled and more competitive.

We have a single goal: to improve the skills of England’s young people and adults to ensure we have a workforce of world-class standard. http://www.lsc.gov.uk/

East Midlands Development Agency (emda) is one of nine Regional Development Agencies in England set up in 1999 to bring a regional focus to economic development.

Our shared vision is that by 2020 the East Midlands will be a flourishing region. East Midlands Development Agency (EMDA)

Welcome to the North Derbyshire and North Nottinghamshire Alliance - and welcome to a new way of developing your future.

A warm welcome assists businesses new to the area; and a supportive and proactive team -within all the partner organisations, is charged with the development of our indigenous industries. http://www.alliancessp.co.uk/

Our aim is to stimulate, develop and bring forward a range of sustainable economic opportunities in Derby & Derbyshire and improve the prosperity and overall environment for businesses, communities, individuals and visitors.

http://www.ddep.co.uk/

The Greater Nottingham Partnership is one of seven Sub-regional Strategic Partnerships established by the East Midlands Development Agency to help coordinate and facilitate the delivery of economic regeneration across the region. The primary role of the GNP is to help deliver the aims and objectives of the Regional Economic Strategy at a local level through partnership working; encouraging, developing and supporting new initiatives and projects that address the specific economic needs of the Greater Nottingham sub-region

http://www.gnpartnership.org.uk/

Lincolnshire Enterprise aims to assist in the delivery of the Regional Economic Strategy in Lincolnshire through achieving synergy in our partnership and fostering and supporting projects that address specific economic needs.

http://www.lincse.org.uk/

Leicester Shire Economic Partnership (LSEP) is emda’s Sub-Regional Strategic Partnership for Leicester and Leicestershire. We invest around £10m annually into almost one hundred projects that make a positive impact on the economy.

In 2006/07, £2m was used to promote enterprise and innovation so that opportunities for growth are maximised, £3m was invested into bringing redundant land and buildings back into use, £3m went into ensuring everyone has equal access to training and employment opportunities and £1m has been used to help address skills shortages and to add value to existing provision http://www.lsep.co.uk

The Welland SSP is a cross-boundary, cross-community partnership covering five districts across four counties and working together with local communities to produce gains for all. Welland is the only East Midlands SSP with a solely rural and market towns agenda.

http://www.thewellandssp.co.uk/

The Northamptonshire Partnership is the main partner for the East Midlands Development Agency (emda), delivering economic develoment within the county of Northamptonshire.

http://www.letyourselfgrow.com/