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M4I revamp
00:00 27 Apr 2000
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by Kathy Watson
The Movement for Innovation is revamping its organisation in a bid to attract fee-paying members now that its Government subsidy is being reduced.
It plans a more central role for its cluster groups, which were set up to share information. In future, the groups will forge closer links with regional development associations, local government offices, institutions and academia.
Under the proposed system, M4I will set up four tiers of membership to what are tentatively being called network clubs.
The movement expects to spend around £1.3m this financial year, half of which it will have to raise itself, as a consequence of taking over financial control from the Department of the Environment Transport and the Regions.
The Movement for Innovation is revamping its organisation in a bid to attract fee-paying members now that its Government subsidy is being reduced.
It plans a more central role for its cluster groups, which were set up to share information. In future, the groups will forge closer links with regional development associations, local government offices, institutions and academia.
Under the proposed system, M4I will set up four tiers of membership to what are tentatively being called network clubs.
The movement expects to spend around £1.3m this financial year, half of which it will have to raise itself, as a consequence of taking over financial control from the Department of the Environment Transport and the Regions.
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