Louise Punter became Chief Executive of Surrey Chambers of Commerce following 17 years working in manufacturing and business services. After a 5 year career break from Metal Box, she then spent 3 years as the Marketing Director of an international

Jamie is the Project Manager for the LSIP project, supporting the delivery of the priorities and recommendations from the LSIP report. Jamie has over two decades of experience in the skills arena, with a common thread of helping individuals to

Julie is Principal & CEO at North East Surrey College of Technology (Nescot) in Epsom in Surrey. Nescot supports around 8,000 learners each year and has recently opened a new Institute of Technology. Julie has worked in economic development for

Tom is the Business Connector for the LSIP Project for Surrey and North Hampshire. His role is to work with local businesses and industry bodies to understand their current and future skills needs, and to liaise with local skills providers

Ross has 40 years’ Board level experience across business representation organisations and a range of service sectors. Providing leadership of Hampshire Chamber of Commerce his focus is on strategy, development, stakeholder engagement and ensuring the collective voice of Hampshire businesses

As the Strategic Careers Hub Lead for the Surrey Careers Hub, Georgina’s role is to drive sustainable and progressive system change in careers provision in schools, special schools, alternative provisions, and colleges in Surrey. She creates the vision and strategy

Stephen Martin is Managing Director at Enterprise M3 Local Enterprise Partnership, a business-led partnership bringing together the private, public, and not-for-profit sectors to drive economic growth across Hampshire and Surrey. Stephen previously worked in the recruitment sector, in management consultancy,

Suzanne is Deputy Principal and Deputy CEO for Sparsholt College Group. Suzanne has a detailed understanding of meeting skills needs, college funding arrangements and college contractual and compliance provisions. She writes bids and funding applications for the college and colleges

Sue has worked for ALPS/ALPHI since 2003, she joined as a freelancer, running the networks ESF programmes which in total were valued at £4 million. Sue continued to run these until their successful completion and alongside these ALPS ran the