In this episode of the EG Property Podcast EG editor Samantha McClary presents the first of three EG Interviews, recorded live at EG’s Pavilion out at MIPIM 2023.
This EG Interview is with managing director of levelling up at the office for investment, Tim Newns.
Newns is no stranger to investment. Prior to his appointment at the office for investment, he was chief executive of MIDAS and with his team successfully brought billions of pounds of capital to the city region.
Now he has to repeat that success on a national scale.
Listen in as the pair talk about how the work he is doing to secure genuine transformational investment for the rest of the country and how through Newn’s collaborative role he hopes help governmental departments work more closely together and really level up the UK.
You can also read this interview in the 1 April issue of EG Magazine or online at www.egi.co.uk/news
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