Creative website design for SEMLEP growth hub helps fuel local economic growth

CLIENT: SEMLEP

SECTOR: Public Sector

SCOPE: Website Design & Development

Our creative website design for SEMLEP Growth Hub supports SME’s in the South East Midlands. This includes Aylesbury Vale, Bedfordshire, Luton, Milton Keynes and Northamptonshire. The business growth hub helps to improve skills, encourage innovation and support business growth. GWCM, an experienced public sector marketing agency, designed and developed the responsive website. It now provides user-centric information that informs about funding, training, and exporting opportunities.

The innovative website design needed to convey the LEP’s wider strategic objectives. Plus the capabilities and facilitated support for businesses. Hence, one of the most important aspects was to help the Growth Hub with website lead generation and referrals. The Growth Hub advisers then direct businesses to appropriate services. This makes it easier for them to find the help they need.

The modern website sets out a clear, accessible view of the support available. Seamless website navigation directs the user towards the finance and grants available. Start-ups and scale up businesses can explore employment and mental health assistance for workplace. The mobile-friendly site also showcases their events, programmes and resources. The intuitive design signposts free tailored information. This in turn, helps them to realise their ambitions and growth aspirations.

GWCM have also designed wider marketing support. This includes branding, digital assets, and print collaterals. Also exhibition materials that works hard to amplify LEP’s messages. We have delivered similar project work for OxLEP and Worcestershire LEP. We have helped each of them to build strong local economies. These initiatives support job creation for future prosperity across the UK. GWCM have also worked with the The Liverpool City Region. Plus the Midlands Engine Investment Fund, The Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund and British Business Bank.