The North East Business and Innovation Centre

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The North East BIC is an organisation which exists to support businesses of all sizes and at all stages of their development. Our experienced advisers help hundreds of businesses to start up each year, and the 14-acre BIC site can accommodate over 160 companies in purpose-built offices and work spaces. This space is made up of over 200 offices and units, from 150-6250 sq ft and applicable to most sectors, inc biotech . We also offer an array of technical resources and support services, as well as superb meeting / conference facilities fitted with the latest video conferencing equipment. In addition the site is able to offer companies excellent broadband, hosting and telecoms facilities. Established in 1994, our facilities have grown in line with the needs of industry and include specific incubator units to help nurture aspiring businesses. We also offer immediate support, information and advice on any enterprise-related issues. The BIC also has excellent links with a wide range of organisations on a regional, national and international level ensuring our clients benefit from access to the latest business opportunities. Specialities Business support services, business space and accomodation, business skills and training, enterprise in education, product design and development, ICT services, marketing services

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The BIC and DigitalCity are innovative and open-minded organisations that support real world initiatives like this. Many organisations have benefited from our involvement and it is fantastic that we are expanding this proven process to a wider catchment.

David Anderson

“Unfortunately all to often businesses stagnate because they are afraid to invest in their own development. An initial investment of £2K is required so all partners have a vested interest in seeing the company succeed and the participants will see the return on growth. “So in the spirit of nothing ventured nothing gained please do get in touch.

David Anderson

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North East security business just got stronger

Mon, Aug 13, 2012 10:00 CET

(Photo caption L-R Dean Fox, Christine Poole and Colin Turnbull)A pair of security experts aims to keep the North East free from thieves, violence and crime after launching a new business with help from the North East Business and Innovation Centre (BIC). Christine Poole who runs several martial arts clubs across the North East joined forces with friend and ex-soldier Dean Fox 18 months ago to form Globaltech Security, focusing on instructing people in high risk jobs, like the NHS, on how to protect themselves against aggressive and physical behaviour by teaching the breakaway technique.

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