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wide range of business sectors, such as life sciences, automotives, aerospace, professional services and creative industries. His role was to develop partnerships between government and the private sector- the life sciences sector deal was the first and several followed like creative industries, aerospace, automotive and others, all of which have led to significant investment from government and private industry alike.
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