Getting to know Mark Gregory

Episode 2 of the Beyond the Capital podcast, hosted by NorthEdge, titled "Getting to know Mark Gregory" was published on July 17, 2024 and runs 42 minutes.

July 17, 2024 ·42m · Beyond the Capital

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Summary

In this month’s special episode, we speak to Business Economist Mark Gregory who we commissioned to assess the Economic & Social Value impact of NorthEdge and our portfolio on the UK regions. Listen as Mark delves further into the analysis and shares what reassured and surprised him in the findings. Mark also shares his perspectives on how these findings support the newly-formed Government’s agenda, alongside his actions which the wider Private Capital industry can take to demonstrate performance, productivity and real economic value.

Episode Description

In this month’s special episode, we speak to Business Economist Mark Gregory who we commissioned to assess the Economic & Social Value impact of NorthEdge and our portfolio on the UK regions.

Listen as Mark delves further into the analysis and shares what reassured and surprised him in the findings. Mark also shares his perspectives on how these findings support the newly-formed Government’s agenda, alongside his actions which the wider Private Capital industry can take to demonstrate performance, productivity and real economic value.

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