This month Business & Innovation magazine interviews Sarah Haywood about her new role as MD of Advanced Oxford. After five years leading MedCity, she is looking to build a broad sector of scientific and technology companies under the Advanced Oxford umbrella. “Like the life sciences cluster in Kendall Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts, the Oxford region has all the components for success” says Sarah. “We want to make collaboration easier and more efficient, promote the richness of Oxfordshire’s industrial space in order to attract skilled people and drive further investment into the businesses already here.” Over the next few months, Advanced Oxford will be working on its next report to analyse the key skill requirements and the anticipated needs over the next five years and how we can help that pipeline of skills. See herefor more information on our latest research projects. bonusaffiliate.com
Orbit Discovery joins Mission Street and BGO’s Inventa innovation district in Oxford’s West End
Advanced Oxford welcomes the news that Orbit Discovery, a leading biotech company spun out of the University of Oxford, has committed to new space within Inventa, the purpose built innovation district delivered by Mission Street and BGO in Oxford’s West End. The move...
