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Collaborations

01/07/2020Gordon Fong
People writing on a whiteboard

I was going to touch on collaborations much later on what future role they would have and their impact on new business models, but Covidtimes has brought many interesting opportunities to the open. I saw this today and wanted to… Continue reading →

Collaborations

Workforce upside down triangles

30/06/2020Gordon Fong
Graphic showing declining workforce and increase in pensiopners

I thought I would post a quick graphic to illustrate the risk of reaching parity between the number of people in pensionable age to that of the remaining workforce, and without more people being born or moving to the area,… Continue reading →

Workforce

Why is future prosperity important for Dorset?

24/06/2020Gordon Fong
Man o War by Durdle Door

While I continue my search into the economic figures by sector, I wanted to quickly post about what we need to care about the economy and businesses doing well in Dorset. I was at a presentation when this came up… Continue reading →

News

Dorset GVA broken down into sectors

20/06/2020Gordon Fong
Durdle Door image

I’ve heard about GDP, but GVA or Gross Value Added was new to me and means the measure of the value of goods and services produced in an area, industry or sector of an economy. Taking 17 billion pounds as… Continue reading →

Economic

What is the GDP?

19/06/2020Gordon Fong
Walk to seatown

By that I mean the Gross Dorset Product… OK, just as little play on words from Gross Domestic Product. Pointless talking about the Dorset economy if I don’t what what that it. My first stop was the Office of National… Continue reading →

Economic

The start of a journey

17/06/2020Gordon Fong
Bournemouth to Wool route

This might take the next 15 years of my life to retirement. Every journey starts with one step, so let’s set off and see where this takes us.

News

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Quick About

I am changing the direction of this Blog, so it will no longer look at the Foodie economy of Dorset but at how we are ageing, how can we improve our longevity and standard of living as we grow older. Dorset is the oldest ageing population in the UK and how we can adapt here will pave the way for the rest of the country.

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Acknowledgements

Andrew Davis for his inspiration. He says we don’t need any more experts, we need visionaries. We need people to set off on a quest to answer the questions that Google can’t answer.

Quick Links

Kimcell Ltd, Dorset Food and Drink, Visit Dorset

Bournemouth University, Dorset Council, BCP Council, Office for National Statistics, Dorset LEP,

 

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