Tuesday, 26 February 2019
Tuesday, 19 February 2019
‘Industrial strategy after the Brexit shock: an endangered species’ Public Event - WEDS 27TH MARCH 5pm Geoffrey Manton Lecture Theayre 4
‘Industrial strategy after the Brexit shock: an endangered species’
On Wednesday 27th
March (17:00-19:00), Dr Craig Berry is hosting the public event ‘Industrial
strategy after the Brexit shock: an endangered species’ with the support of
Future Economies and the British Academy.
All welcome; there is more information below, and you can register here.
All welcome; there is more information below, and you can register here.
Dr Craig Berry
Reader in Political Economy | Assistant Director, Future Economies
Economics, Policy and International Business
Manchester Metropolitan University
MMU profile | Academia.edu profile
c.berry@mmu.ac.uk
Industrial
strategy after the Brexit shock: an endangered species?
17:00, Wednesday
27 March, Manchester
In
2017 the government published its industrial strategy. Later this year Greater
Manchester will publish its local industrial strategy. But Brexit hangs over
these processes, and as we approach the closing of the Article 50 window, the
time is ripe to discuss whether the UK's national and local industrial
strategies will survive the shock of EU withdrawal.
Have we made enough progress on industrial strategy since the financial crisis? Was the possibility of a 'hard Brexit' taken into account when the strategy was devised, or it is over before it really began? Will the industrial strategy achieve its goals once the UK's relationships with the customs union and single market have been severed, or at least transformed?
Have we made enough progress on industrial strategy since the financial crisis? Was the possibility of a 'hard Brexit' taken into account when the strategy was devised, or it is over before it really began? Will the industrial strategy achieve its goals once the UK's relationships with the customs union and single market have been severed, or at least transformed?
·
Andy Westwood -
Vice Dean for Social Responsibility and Professor of Government Practice in the
Faculty of Humanities, University of Manchester; also President of the OECD
Forum on Social Innovation, an expert adviser to the IMF, and member of the
Industrial Strategy Commission
·
Scott Lavery -
Lecturer in Politics and SPERI Research Fellow at the University of Sheffield;
author of British Capitalism After the Crisis
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·
Neil McInroy -
Chief Executive of the Centre for Local Economic Strategies
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·
Siân Errington -
Political Officer at Unite the Union, former adviser to the Labour Party on
industrial strategy
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Christian Spence -
Head of Future Economies Analytics (Manchester Metropolitan University); former
Head of Policy and Research at Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce
·
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Craig Berry (Chair) -
Assistant Director of Future Economies and Reader in Political Economy at
Manchester Metropolitan University; also member of the Industrial Strategy
Commission and editor of What We Really Mean When We Talk About Industrial Strategy
More
speakers will be announced in due course.
The event will be held in the Geoffrey Manton Building
(Lecture Theatre 4), Manchester Metropolitan University, Rosamond Street West,
Manchester, from 17:00 to 19:00 on Wednesday 27th March.
Please register at:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/industrial-strategy-after-the-brexit-shock-an-endangered-species-tickets-56490877736
Please register at:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/industrial-strategy-after-the-brexit-shock-an-endangered-species-tickets-56490877736
Chartered Accountant Positions - Two Local Offices:
Chartered Accountant Positions -
Two good local offices:
The organisation and job is now
on FCH here:
https://mycareerhub.mmu.ac.uk/students/jobs/detail/1832351/graduate-vacancies-aca-qualifi
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Foreign and Commonwealth Office Graduate Internship Scheme
Hello all,
It’s worth bearing in mind that the Fast Stream
isn’t the only way to get into the Civil Service and the vast majority of
departments operate their own direct entry routes.
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office have a graduate
internship scheme now live.
Open to all degree types. All the roles are based in London so will require relocation but offer an excellent opportunity to add something amazing to a CV plus possible amazing future opportunities.
Open to all degree types. All the roles are based in London so will require relocation but offer an excellent opportunity to add something amazing to a CV plus possible amazing future opportunities.
Starting this August or September this year the
salary is £19,384 pro rata plus a possible £5000 relocation allowance which
should help meet rental costs.
The internships are 9 months in duration and closes on 11th March.
The internships are 9 months in duration and closes on 11th March.
The link to apply is here: http://bit.ly/fcogradintern2019
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P.S. Roles are only open to UK Nationals.
P.S. Roles are only open to UK Nationals.
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Paid grad internship roles with the
Foreign and Commonwealth Office in London! Start this summer. Open to all
graduates or final year students with 2:2 or above. All degrees accepted.
Closes 11th March. More info and apply here bit.ly/fcogradintern2019
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Monday, 11 February 2019
Ocean Edge Resort WEDS 13TH FEB 10 - 1pm - BOOK AN INTERVIEW Placement & Summer Internship Positions
Ocean Edge Resort & Golf Club (based in Cape Cod) are on campus this week at the Business School on Wednesday 13th February at 10am
until 1pm.
In addition to their sandwich
placement provision they are keen to promote a range of Summer Internship
opportunities, which are open to L4, L5 and L6 students.
In terms of the placement
element, the key focus is on Hospitality Management, Tourism Management, Events
Management and possibly Sports Management.
However, in terms of the
summer internships, they may be of interest to students across the whole
Business School.
Monday, 4 February 2019
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