Investing in Cumbria and making the county work for you
Last updated 05:40, Friday, 26 September 2008
COMPANIES new to Cumbria or keen to make a move can get free advice on how to settle in and grow in size.
Invest in Cumbria supports large organisations locating to the county.
In doing so it helps firms take advantage of the unique opportunity to be located in a place where successful business can sit side by side with an unequalled quality of life.
The Invest in Cumbria team offers a single point of contact, offering free assistance and information to companies new to Cumbria as well as working with the top 100 large organisations already based here, helping them expand.
It works in strong partnership with a wide range of organisations such as support agencies, local authorities and business groups.
Among many other things Invest in Cumbria can undertake research tailored to specific needs, locate the best sites and premises for a large business, give information on supply chains, skills, training and recruitment and offer advice on personal needs such as housing and education.
Invest in Cumbria can also provide a project management service for a large investment or expansion in the county.
To find out how Invest in Cumbria can help your business contact them on 01768 895350 or email enquiries@investincumbria.co.uk.
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