Monday, April 29, 2024

Leicester Enterprise Partnership names new Chief Exec to take post in May

In May Phoebe Dawson will take up the post of Chief Exec of the Leicester and Leicestershire Enterprise Partnership.

She is now completing the notice period in her current role of Director of Business Engagement and Partnerships at Worcestershire Local Enterprise Partnership (WLEP).

Anil Majithia, LLEP Co-Chair, said: “The Board and I are really looking forward to having Phoebe join us as CEO and she will provide excellent leadership at a critical stage.”

Phoebe said: “I look forward to working with the Board, our partners, and our stakeholders, to build on the strong reputation of the LLEP, and bring further growth and prosperity to this exciting and innovative region.”

Phoebe, who is also a Non-Executive Director at Worcestershire Cricket Board, has been a Director at WLEP since 2019.

She shares responsibility for the strategic and operational delivery, as well as delivering the high-performing Worcestershire Growth Hub team, Inward Investment, and stakeholder engagement.

As part of her current role, she is responsible for both the WLEP Growth Hub and Invest in Worcestershire.

She also works closely with local authorities, the business community and partners including the Midlands Engine and the Department for International Trade.

Prior to starting at WLEP, Phoebe spent two years as Chief Executive of Worcester Business Improvement District (BID), developing its vision and providing strategic leadership, as well as day-to-day operational management.

She led the ballot which secured more than £2 million investment for the city and worked with the city council to develop a new brand for the city, Visit Worcester.

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