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Patron manager joins Chamber Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce (GBCC) has appointed a new patron manager to work with businesses in its top tier of membership. Jason Simpson joins from the renowned Hampton Manor in Hampton-In-Arden where he worked as a relationship manager. After achieving a degree in hospitality management at the University of Wolverhampton, Jason held a number of sales, marketing and management positions. Jason takes the reins as patron manager from Vicky Osgood, who is leaving to take up a new role with HS2 Ltd. He has worked for TGI’s, Esporta Health Club and was sales manager at Hotel du Vin in Birmingham – a current patron of the GBCC. Jason said: “I’m thrilled to appointed as the GBCC’s new patron manager and look forward to supporting the Chamber’s top tier of membership. “I’m a huge fan of the city and working with the businesses that sit at the heart of it, is what makes it such as great place to work. “It is a real privilege to join this talented team here at the Chamber. It’s a proud institution

Thrilled: Jason Simpson

with a long history of helping to connect, grow and support local business. “I am excited to take up this opportunity and strengthen our bond with some of Birmingham’s most influential employers.” Patronage is the GBCC’s top tier of membership offers a limited number of companies the opportunity to connect with some of the most influential figures in Greater Birmingham. Each patron receives strategic support tailored to their most pressing objectives, as well as gaining unrivalled access to Birmingham’s highest profile business leaders and their networks. More patrons’ news - pages 34 and 35

High honour for air cadet A student from King Edward’s School, Birmingham has been named the Lord-Lieutenant’s Cadet for the West Midlands region. One of the highest honours a cadet can achieve, Year 12 student Cadet Sergeant Zain Aslam was appointed to the role at a virtual investiture ceremony. Zain is one of eight cadets, drawn from across the military cadet forces and other youth organisations, to become a Lord-Lieutenant’s Cadet for the county for the forthcoming year. During this time he will assist the LordLieutenant and deputies at parades and events such as Remembrance Sunday, and at Royal county visits. Zain completed his first duty, greeting HRH The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall as part of their visit to celebrate Coventry being the UK’s City of Culture 2021. Zain, from 2030 (Birmingham Airport) Squadron Royal Air Force Air Cadets, said: “I’m delighted to have been selected to serve as one of the Lord-Lieutenant’s Cadets. It was an honour and privilege to greet The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall on my first duty at Coventry Cathedral. “I never envisioned myself doing this when I first joined the cadets, so it just shows the unbelievable experiences air cadets has to offer and how you can achieve Unbelievable anything.” experience:

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Property: Convention centre to be added at Wasps’ stadium

8min
pages 70-72

Sport: Match is Test for crowd too

4min
page 74

Manufacturing: Output predicted to bounce back

4min
page 73

Member Profile

2min
page 75

Retail: The road to recovery will be long

5min
page 67

Legal: Pandemic fails to dent law firm growth

9min
pages 68-69

Technology: Partnership to deliver cyber security

5min
pages 64-66

Finance: Local economy set to rebound

7min
pages 62-63

Infrastructure scheme will have a rail impact

3min
pages 57-59

Lichfield & Tamworth: New office welcomes

4min
page 44

The skills agenda post-Covid

3min
pages 51-53

Five ways to get your employee wellbeing strategy right

3min
pages 54-56

ABCC: India film festival helps bring back audiences

6min
pages 48-50

Sutton Coldfield: Chamber president to take on marathon

3min
page 45

Solihull: New Moors manager appointed

7min
pages 46-47

Burton & District: Town urged to back library move

4min
page 43

Cannock Chase: Amazon to invest in creative apprenticeships

3min
page 42

Survey highlights the popularity of remote working

10min
pages 30-33

Future Faces: Midlands Air Ambulance Charity join as patrons

3min
page 41

Broadband speeds set to triple

2min
page 29

Commonwealth: Boosting trade with Australia

3min
page 39

Transatlantic: US-UK taskforce is established

3min
page 40

Barriers faced by older women in business

6min
pages 34-35

International: Exploring the state of the global economy

4min
page 38

Aston Hall set to reopen

4min
page 28

Small firms unaware of net zero impact

4min
page 27

Patron manager joins Chamber

3min
page 23

UK economy shows signs of bouncing back

7min
pages 24-26

Expanding regional opportunities

4min
page 18

Temporary boss takes over at local authority

1min
page 19

The Griffin Report

6min
pages 20-21

Firms back on the road to recovery

5min
page 22

Where do you fancy?

1min
pages 16-17

Games can bring new wealth to the region

3min
page 15

NEC prepares for Games

2min
page 7

UCB to host Team Scotland

3min
page 8

University in line for 20,000 visitors a day

2min
pages 9-10

President’s Focus

3min
pages 12-13

Cannock Chase to host mountain biking

4min
page 14

Bringing volleyball to Birmingham

2min
page 11

Transformation at stadium

3min
page 6

Editor’s View

2min
page 4
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