Open to Supply Chain North East Programme participants only.*

*To be able to receive support from this programme, you need to:

• Be based in the North East LEP area (Sunderland, Durham, Gateshead, Newcastle, North    Tyneside, South Tyneside, Northumberland)
• Have less than 250 employees

To find out more about signing up to the programme, or to have a chat before booking contact Dawn Musgrave on dawn.musgrave@nepic.co.uk

About the event:

Join us on 3 November for our Immersive Tech event, in partnership with Proto and Sunderland Software City.

The day will include presentations and interactive sessions as well as a tour of the facilities at Proto.

Agenda

• 09:15 | Teas and Coffees, Event Registration
• 09:30 | Welcome, intro to Proto and housekeeping
• 09:35 | Supply Chain NE Project intro and Project run-through.
• 09:50 | Icebreakers and Key challenges
• 10:20 | Intro to Digital Catapult and How to work with us
• 11:20 | Digital Supply Chain Hub
• 12:20 | Lunch + Tours
• 13:30 | Proto / Immersive Labs – Live Case Studies in Manufacturing
• 14:30 | Informal Networking + Tours of facilities

To find out more or to have a chat before booking contact Dawn Musgrave on dawn.musgrave@nepic.co.uk

About Supply Chain North East

Supply Chain North East brings together four key partners to work with over 1,100 businesses through to 2023, supporting them to identify opportunities in new and existing markets. An integral part of the North East Strategic Economic Plan, that has a vision to create 100,000 more and better jobs between 2014 and 2024. Supply Chain North East is delivered across the region by RTC North, Generator, North East Automotive Alliance (NEAA) and North East Process Industry Cluster (NEPIC). 

Supply Chain North East is a multimillion programme aimed at revolutionising the way SMEs diversify their offering and embrace new markets. The programme has received more than £3m of funding from the England European Regional Development Fund, which is part of the European Structural and Investment Funds Growth Programme 2014-2020. 

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Competition Law Statement

Trade association meetings have, in the past, been used as a forum for the establishment of cartels and they are therefore the subject of scrutiny by the UK Competition and Markets Authority.

For the purposes of remaining compliant with competition law, members should not discuss commercially sensitive strategic information (including but not limited to, details of proposed or actual pricing, information about target or key customers or expansion plans) in or around NEPIC meetings, including at unofficial get-togethers or over coffee/lunch.