Ruaraidh MacNeil Highlands and Islands Enterprise The Beechwood Campus Development.

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Ruaraidh MacNeil Highlands and Islands Enterprise The Beechwood Campus Development

Ambitious for Scotland Why here, why now? Inverness Campus P4 Digital Healthcare Convention 1 st October 2010

Sustainable Economic Growth… Demographic change Access to high quality Higher Education 2,500 to 4,500 increase in HE students Opportunities for all Increase GDP New businesses Increased GVA £38m pa. Better career prospects: 6,000 new jobs

Vision - Function A place to collaborate A place for learning A place where knowledge is created A place for enterprise A place to live A place for leisure

Ambitious for Scotland Visionary Inspiring Vibrant Stimulating Vision - Ethos Sustainable Open Welcome Safe Flexible Flowing Connected Human Scale

Ambitious for Scotland

Proposed development 215 Acres Phase I - 55,000sq.m. of development Phases II & III – 70,000sq.m. Education, research, sport & leisure and business Highly collaborative environment

Partnership Forum

Key Project Inverness College, UHI 20,000 sq.m. Development FE & HE Education, training, research “Hub” facilities, café, business incubators etc. Opening summer 2014

Key Project Scottish Agricultural College 2,000 sq.m. Veterinary Services, Research and Business Consultancy Growth aspirations Open 2014

Key Project Social Enterprise Hotel 6,000 sq.m. Fully operational Hotel Short-stay “social accommodation” Employment and Training for the disadvantaged

Other Elements Science and Technology Park, including business incubators Sport Centre and playing fields Student Accommodation Community/Arts Facilities

HIE Phase I Investment £30.45m Timescale Inverness College~£60m SAC ~£5m Social Enterprise Hotel ~£9m CfHS Phase IV ~£10m Sports £10–25m New Railway Crossing TBCPost 2018 Total £130m plus Scale of Initial Phase I Investment

Opportunities for Business Community Expansion of Life Science cluster Knowledge creation, transfer, incubation and commercialisation High Value inward investment Investment – CfHS Phase IV, student accommodation, services Sponsorship - PhD’s, student placements, public art, research, sport

The way forward – Public/Private Sector Collaboration Lifescan, SAMs, EMEC Commonality of issues & opportunities Sharing of ideas, knowledge, people and resources

Ambitious for Scotland Making it Happen + Ambition + Leadership Collaboration = World Class