We aim to share knowledge and good practice, engage with senior decision makers and sector experts and influence economic development policy.
We do this by:
- Hosting six annual Lunch and Learn topic based information sessions
- Hosting Q&A sessions with senior government decision makers, academics and other professional experts
- Partnering and networking Local Authorities to share knowledge and intelligence
- Six informative membership newsletters, sharing the latest economic development news, policies and research
- Commissioning economic development research into specific areas of policy and practice as identified by our membership
- Working with members to support active training, development and recruitment practices within the profession
- Enabling CEDOS member networking to support dissemination of good practice and learning
- Sharing economic news, policies and research
- Responding with a collective CEDOS voice to national consultations and calls for evidence
- Using our members’ collective expertise to influence and inform national economic development policy
Membership is open to all public sector senior economic development practitioners and is based on a single organisational membership fee rather than an individual subscription. This means all members of your staff team can benefit from CEDOS membership.
Network with fellow
senior Economic Development professionals
CEDOS meets six times per annum to discuss key economic development issues and share knowledge and experience. Meetings provide our members with an opportunity to hear from, and discuss with, senior decision makers from relevant government departments and other sector experts. Our meetings conclude with a valuable roundtable discussion of issues/challenges facing our members across the country.
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Creative Industries Sector Plan
Creative Industries Sector Plan Along with the release of the Government’s Modern Industrial Strategy came the release of six individual Sector Plans. In this briefing, CEDOS are focussing on the Creative Industries Sector Plan. The ambition for the Sector Plans is
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Advanced Manufacturing Sector Plan
Advanced Manufacturing Sector Plan Along with the release of the Government's Modern Industrial Strategy, there was the release of five individual Sector Plans. In this briefing, CEDOS are focussing on the Advanced Manufacturing Sector Plan, with a review of the other sector plans
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UK Modern Industrial Strategy
The UK’s Modern Industrial Strategy After a period of turbulence for the economy during and since the original consultation process, last week saw the release of the Government’s Modern Industrial Strategy, alongside five individual Sector Plans and the Technology Adoption Review.