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West of England Combined Authority, with North Somerset Council and Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Local Enterprise Partnership as consortium partners;

Have turnover growth of 10% year-on-year over approximately 3 years (including either prior to or during the pandemic) The South East has over 15,000 creative businesses, accounting for 9.6% of total businesses in the SELEP region. SECEN will ensure that the region continues to attract, retain and grow its creative sector, in particular the contribution that freelancers and self-employed practitioners make to the creative economy, as a vital part of the region’s creative eco-system. Culture Media and Sport (DCMS) initiative to support high-growth potential creative businesses outside of London to

TEACHER: Jesus was put to death on the cross because of this, but he knew it was going to happen as God had told him it was part of His plan. Sarah Dance, Co-Chair of South East Creative Economy Network (SECEN) and Deputy Chair of South East Local Enterprise Partnership (SELEP) said: One of 38 LEPs established by the government, our role is to fully understand the economic challenges and opportunities of our area, and encourage an environment which delivers prosperity, in an equal and sustainable way across the South East. LEPs set the direction and influence the future priorities for investment in the area as part of an integrated approach to skills, business and developing our future communities. The programme is being set up now and will launch in January 2023. The funding must be spent by March 2025. Access to the programme is likely to close in October 2024 when the final cohort of businesses will be recruited (to be confirmed). This is a great initiative from DCMS and UKRI. It has stimulated the formation of a South East wide partnership that is working together in a way I haven’t experienced before. Like the creative sector itself, it fizzes with ideas and energy. Wired Sussex was particularly keen to support this programme because we see real value in enabling creative businesses to use emerging technologies to generate and distribute content in new ways. We already know that our region is home to many world-class creative companies, and through this programme we will help more of them become world-beating too.”

SECEN identifies barriers to growth and implements practical and scalable initiatives to overcome barriers to growth by aligning the efforts of businesses, education providers, strategic organisations and local authorities to ensure that SECEN will lead one of Europe’s most diverse, integrated and productive creative regions.New Anglia Local Enterprise Partnership, with Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority, Suffolk County Council and Norfolk County Council as consortium partners; and