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Effect of developments in technology on the economy of the Greater Cambridge sub-region

Friday 14 January at the Centre for Mathematical Sciences,

Wilberforce Road, Cambridge CB3 0WA

1300 lunch

1330 Introductory talks (chair: Peter Landshoff)
  • Michael Kitson (Judge Business School): local area growth dynamics
  • Stew McTavish (ideaSpace): technology and the economy
  • Michael Kelly (Cambridge University): speculations on developments in technology
  • Lord Broers  (Westminster): speculations on developments in technology
1445 Breakout groups (facilitators: Gordon Johnson and Roger Crabtree)
  • Where and why do you agree and disagree with what you have just heard?
  • What are the risks and threats?
1600 tea 1615 Breakout groups (facilitators: Gordon Johnson and Roger Crabtree)
  • What will be the impact on the sub-region in 2030?
  • What should be done now to prepare for it?
  • How can we preserve the sub-region's pre-eminence?

1730 Next steps: Gordon Johnson

1740 end

 

 

Group 1: Gordon Johnson

Stewart McTavish 
Alec Broers
Alex Reid 
Bill Wicksteed
Bob Hayes
Nicky Morrison
Ian White
Gos Micklem
Peter Landshoff

 

Group 2: Roger Crabtree

Michael Kitson
Michael Kelly
David Newbery
Charles Lang
John Bridge
Koen Steemers
Keith Glover
Jon Crowcroft
Peter Carolin