By Justin Pearse

Birmingham has a lot to celebrate.

The region’s creative and cultural economy is thriving and includes more than 6,000 organisations with 38,000 employees. The city is undergoing huge investment and regeneration, with the opening of Grand Central Station and many more stunning new developments underway.

It’s a city best known for its creativity, its vibrancy and of course its multicultural influences. Why wouldn’t it attract and retain the best talent?

As Company Director of Gough Bailey Wright, the oldest IPA member agency in the West Midlands, I was asked to organise and chair the recent Creative Birmingham Event held at BCU.

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Source: The Drum