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Published 14 Dec 2020

GB-Middlesbrough: ERDF - Leading Growth Business Coaches Framework

Teesside University · North East

Key facts

Awarded
11 Dec 2020
Contract starts
14 Dec 2020
Contract ends
31 Jul 2023
Procedure
Open procedure
Buyer type
Education

Awarded to 10 suppliers

SupplierValue
Melissa Roberts—
Client Marketing Limited—
Edge Innovation Ltd—
Helios People Development—
Angelina Bell—
Elements 4 Ltd—
NLG Partners Ltd—
Achieving Change Ltd—
Defining Development—
Manar Associates Ltd—

Description

This is ERDF funded. The Leading Growth project is aimed at SMEs based predominately in the Tees Valley. The concept of the programme is to support the owner-managers of these SMEs to address the challenges they encounter, recognising and dealing directly and effectively with the issues that impact on their business. It will: - Increase the growth capacity of Tees Valley SMEs providing a response to barriers to growth and supporting the development of new products and processes; - Support businesses which are: at a growth/development crossroads; ready to move to the next stage of growth and investment; and actively wanting to make changes within their companies. The project will deliver two distinct but inter-related development programmes / support streams: 1). Leading Growth Programme: six-month advice, consultancy, mentorship and peer to peer development interventions delivered to small groups of SME owner-managers with the potential and a commitment to grow, but which lack the internal capacity to respond to growth opportunities. 2). Management Catalyst Programme: operating alongside Leading Growth, this support targets lower level managers, assisting the development of in company systems/processes to allow owner-managers to focus on growth and finance. Experienced business coaches are required to join a panel to support both the Leading Growth and Management Catalyst development programmes by providing one-to-one coaching to the SMEs on the courses

Additional information: The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small or medium enterprises (SMEs). However, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the criteria set out for the procurement.

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