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West Midlands business bodies boost senior teams

Growth company, LEP and chamber all add senior business figures to their top teams

From top left: Dan Storer, Louise Brooke-Smith, Christine Oates and Calum Nisbet

A trio of West Midlands business bodies have all boosted their senior teams with new hires.

West Midlands Growth Company, Greater Birmingham and Solihull Local Enterprise Partnership and Black Country Chamber of Commerce have welcomed new faces to their management teams.

The growth company, which is charged with attracting investment, visitors, businesses and jobs into the region, has hired Dan Storer as its new chief investment officer.

Mr Storer was previously business development director at Manchester's inward investment promotion agency Midas and will be responsible for overseeing the growth company's Business Attraction and Business Growth programmes.

He has also worked for Rolls Royce and shipping company Royal P&O Nedlloyd.

Joining him is programme director Michelle Inkpen who will target overseas markets for investment into the West Midlands.

Completing the new appointments are four new members of the growth company's board.