The success of Glasgow's IFSD has been driven by a strong
partnership between the public and private sectors that has seen
well over one billion pounds invested in the District since its
launch. The public sector partners, led by Scottish
Enterprise and Glasgow City Council, have forged strong links and
co-ordinated effectively with property developers and investors,
technology providers and financial companies, to deliver a purpose
built centre of excellence where global companies will want to
be located.
The success of Glasgow's IFSD has been driven by a strong
partnership between the public and private sectors that has seen
well over one billion pounds invested in the District since its
launch. The public sector partners, led by Scottish
Enterprise and Glasgow City Council, have forged strong links and
co-ordinated effectively with property developers and investors,
technology providers and financial companies, to deliver a purpose
built centre of excellence.
Partners involved in the IFSD are:
Glasgow City Council
Scottish Enterprise
Scottish Development International
Scottish Government
Scottish Financial Enterprise
BT and numerous, financial institutions, property developers and
investors
The partners are totally committed to working closely with existing
companies and new inward investors, offering a wide range of
practical assistance. This can include support on telecoms,
property, aftercare support, and training and recruitment. As an
assisted area, Glasgow benefits from a range of further support
measures under Regional Selective Assistance, the Government grant
scheme to encourage investment and job creation.
Partners involved in the IFSD are:
- Glasgow City Council
- Scottish Enterprise
- Scottish Development International
- Scottish Government
- Scottish Financial Enterprise
- BT and numerous, financial institutions, property developers
and investors
The partners are totally committed to working closely with
existing companies and new inward investors, offering a wide range
of practical assistance. This can include support on telecoms,
property, aftercare support, and training and recruitment. As an
assisted area, Glasgow benefits from a range of further support
measures under Regional Selective Assistance, the Government
grant scheme to encourage investment and job creation.