Downtown in Business Membros desfrutaram de uma performance de Barnstorming da dupla dinâmica que está no topo da árvore do conselho da cidade de Salford- o prefeito Paul Dennett e o executivo-chefe Tom Stannard. O desenvolvimento da Media City atuou como um catalisador para a regeneração de grande parte da cidade - e ficou claro que, para Dennett e Stannard, o progresso apenas começou. Era dizer quantos na rede DIB que estavam sentados ao redor da mesa de jantar no excelente hotel de 5 estrelas da cidade, já estão envolvidos com o local. O setor, o prefeito descreveu uma visão de uma cidade bem conectada que poderia oferecer oportunidades para sua comunidade indígena, ao mesmo tempo em que atrai o investimento do restante do Reino Unido e além. Com a avaliação de Stannard de que "este é o tempo de Salford". Contato envolvido
Salford’s renaissance over the past decade has been nothing short of remarkable. The development of Media City has acted as a catalyst for the regeneration of much of the city – and it was clear that for Dennett and Stannard, the progress has only just begun.
The Greater Manchester skyline tells its own story, dozens of working cranes dominating Salford’s landscape. It was telling how many in the DIB network who were sat around the dinner table at the city’s outstanding 5-star Lowry Hotel, are already engaged with the place.
BDP, Morgan Sindall, Mansell Building Solutions, and Deloitte were among the guests who were able to talk about their positive experiences of working in Salford and with the city council.
Clearly keen to continue momentum and develop partnerships with the private sector, the mayor outlined a vision of a well-connected city that could provide opportunities for its indigenous community, whilst attracting investment from the rest of the UK and beyond.
New housing developments, an expanded University, a growing digital sector, and the continued expansion of media city look set to drive Salford on to bigger and better things.
Already boasting the fastest growing population in the UK, it was difficult to argue with Stannard’s assessment that “this is Salford’s time.”
