UK’s Tees Maritime Cluster Launch Boosts Investment and Growth in Tees Valley

The North East STEM Foundation (NESF) is in full support of the Tees Maritime Cluster launch, aiming to establish Tees Valley as a maritime investment hub. With funding from various sources and key stakeholders involved, the cluster aims to promote maritime careers, innovation, and attract investments. This collaborative effort is set to drive economic growth.
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The North East STEM Foundation (NESF) has expressed its support for the launch of the Tees Maritime Cluster, an initiative aimed at positioning the Tees Valley as a prominent hub for maritime investment and growth. Led by PD Ports as the River Tees Statutory Harbour Authority, the cluster has received £234,000 in funding, including support from the Department for Transport, and involves key regional stakeholders such as AV Dawson Limited, Teesside University, and others.

The newly established not-for-profit organization, overseen by a board of directors, will focus on promoting maritime careers, fostering innovation within the local business ecosystem, and attracting investment to showcase the region’s maritime strengths. Tania Cooper MBE, chair of NESF, emphasized the cluster’s potential to inspire young talent and drive economic growth, highlighting the collaborative efforts of stakeholders in ensuring the initiative meets government requirements and is poised to make a significant impact on the region.

The Tees Maritime Cluster represents a milestone for the Tees Valley, uniting businesses, educators, and innovators to support the region’s prosperity. Through the dedication of representatives from PD Ports, Womble Bond Dickinson, Clive Owen, Elite Consult, and others, the cluster aims to create a pipeline of skills and opportunities while positioning Tees Valley as a leading hub for maritime investment and growth. The collaborative efforts of stakeholders are expected to have a transformative impact on the communities and economy of the region.

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