Local Enterprise Partnership
“The Tees Valley Combined Authority and Local Enterprise Partnership are a fantastic example of public-private partnership – the strongest and most ambitious in the country”
Paul Drechsler, former President of the CBI
Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) were created by the government in 2011 to bring local authorities and businesses together to set local economic priorities, drive economic growth, improve infrastructure, raise skills and create jobs. The Tees Valley LEP is considered to be one of the most effective and integrated nationally.
When the Tees Valley Combined Authority was established in 2016 the Combined Authority and the LEP came together as one organisation, with a shared purpose and brand.
Private sector members of the LEP play a key role in influencing the development and delivery of the strategies of the Tees Valley Combined Authority. Members come together regularly to ensure that the unique voice of business is heard, and influences decision making.
Our private sector members act also as champions for their industries and ambassadors for Tees Valley.
The section below tells you a bit more about each members’ background and areas of activity and expertise. Please send any queries to the Policy Officer for the LEP at louise.etherington@teesvalley-ca.gov.uk, who can put you in touch with the relevant member.
For frequently asked questions regarding the LEP please click here.
LEP Board Meetings and Governance
Click here to see a list of all LEP Members register of interests
Members of the LEP Board include:
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