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Business News Longstanding patron ties continue By Jessica Brookes


Six firms have signed up for their 20th year as patrons of the Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce (GBCC). Patronage is the GBCC’s top tier


of membership and offers 39 companies the opportunity to connect with some of the region’s most influential figures. The founding patrons told Chamberlink why they have continued to renew. Global law firm Pinsent Masons


have provided four past Chamber presidents, including current head of the Birmingham office Greg Lowson. He said: “The longstanding ties


that we and the Chamber have to the region are complementary and reflect the continuing importance of the region to us, notwithstanding now being a global law firm with more offices outside the UK than within it.” The NEC Group’s chief executive


Paul Thandi said: “The Chamber is an integral part of the Birmingham business community, the source of a powerful network of innovative leaders inspiring change and catalysing economic progress.”


Simon Collinson, deputy pro-


vice-chancellor for Regional Economic Engagement at the University of Birmingham, said: “We are extremely proud to have been a patron of the GBCC for the last 20 years as we recognise the importance this organisation brings to supporting a prosperous economic climate for Birmingham and the West Midlands.” Wesleyan provides specialist financial advice and solutions, including banking and general insurance, to doctors, dentists, lawyers and teachers. Group chief executive Craig


Strong links: Pinsent Masons’ Greg Lowson Birmingham City University’s


deputy vice-chancellor, Professor Julian Beer, said: “As a university firmly rooted in Birmingham, dedicated to improving the prospects of its citizens and supporting its businesses, it has always been a natural choice for us to be a patron of the GBCC.”


Errington said: “Having been a member of the Chamber for the last 20 years, we value both our partnership and the opportunity to work collaboratively with our peers within the Midlands. “We believe that members and


NatWest’s regional director for


corporate and commercial banking in the West Midlands, Sarah Cooper-Jones, said: “NatWest are proud advocates of the GBCC and we’re delighted to play a key role in the West Midlands growth story, partnering businesses to realise their potential.”


patrons working together can make a significant impact in the local areas and beyond, putting Birmingham and the region front and centre of any business opportunities.”


• More patrons’ news on pages 36 and 37.


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