GreySky is committed to supporting the development of UK businesses and the UK economy. We are actively progressing projects to support business success, and to promote the enterprise development across the UK.
GreySky’s expertise in strategic development and marketing has allowed us to support
a wide range of projects and customers -
GreySky is founded on extensive experience in the development of marketing and product
management strategies for IT products across a number of markets -
GreySky is committed to supporting new businesses of all types. We have used our
marketing and financial planning expertise to support a wide range of new businesses
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At GreySky, we are also committed to supporting the development of enterprise in
the UK. We see the support for new business development to be critical to the long
term success of the UK economy, and we actively support a range of projects that
we see as critical to enterprise development -
GreySky is based in rural Northumberland. Our business is only possible because of the broadband internet access we have, but many businesses aren't so fortunate. We are actively developing projects to bring effective broadband services to rural areas.
Everyone seems to be talking about broadband in rural areas at the moment, and rightly so. It's important, and it can be solved. There are many different ideas about what the best approach is, GreySky is focusing on practical solutions, delivered now.
Supporting enterprise development is GreySky's basic purpose. In 2006 and 2007 we supported the Local Enterprise Growth Initiative (LEGI) programme in County Durham with our partners Viretec Consulting. We are now working with Viretec again, this time to support the BiG programme in Sheffield.
The direct support that mentoring can provide can be critical in helping new entrepreneurs navigate the inevitable highs and lows of starting their own business. GreySky strongly supports the use of mentoring as an integral element of its enterprise support projects, and also is pleased to support projects such as The Prince’s Trust and the Institute of Digital Innovation by providing mentoring support.
Businesses need many things if they are to "survive and thrive" but we argue that opportunity is the most important. Many local authorities and development agencies are working hard to support their local economies and small businesses. They also have the means to make a huge difference.
Local authorities spend millions of pounds each year. A lot of this is in large contracts
with national and international businesses. But a lot of it is through much smaller
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