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Funding Opportunities for SMEs

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The Bioeconomy Cluster Builder, Blue Economy Cluster Builder and OGTC are proud to present this joint webinar in the series ‘Funding Opportunities for SMEs’.

This webinar is part of a series of cluster builder events intended to encourage synergies and increase cross sectoral awareness and visibility for Scottish SMEs.

Bioeconomy activity currently contributes over £700m to the Scottish economy, well on the way to its target of £900m by 2025. Within the Blue Economy there are currently 84,500 jobs. This is predicted to grow to 99,000 by 2030.

As the foundation of a strong, sustainable and diverse Blue Economy and Bioeconomy in Scotland, SMEs can move in a nimble and efficient way to make the most of these commercial opportunities.

AGENDA

10.00 - Introduction and Background to Blue Economy and Bioeconomy Cluster Builders

10.15 - Howell Davies, Sector Engagement Manager – Interface

10.35 - Graham Carter, Intellectual Property and Spin Out Development Manager - Robert Gordon University

10.55 - Jennifer Haggarty, Technical Project Manager – Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre

11.15 - Q&A

11.30 - Close

For further information please contact:

Bioeconomy Cluster Builder - kim.cameron@ibioic.com

Blue Economy Cluster Builder - jennifer.fox@aquatera.co.uk

The Bioeconomy Cluster Builder is a three-year ERDF funded collaboration between IBioIC, KTN and Scottish Enterprise. It aims to support delivery of the National Plan for Industrial Biotechnology (IB) by raising awareness of the benefits and applications of IB, and connecting the right people and resources to develop new bio-based value chains.

The Blue Economy Cluster Builder provides an inclusive and free-of-charge service to ensure that Scotland’s SMEs are positioned to gain the optimum share of market growth and compete with other international Blue Economies.

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