BUSINESS GROWTH: Five Reasons to Love KTP

John Corlett, KTP Manager, Oxford Brookes University

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THE PARTNERSHIP works in the company employs and supervises funds and supports KTP Associate government (Innovate UK) government (Innovate UK) company university

KTP as innovation space people resources budgets

1. TO INCREASE PROFIT  average annual increase in PBT: £1,012k  average annual increase in exports: £967k  3 new jobs  31 staff trained  £265k invested in R&D Figures from Innovate UK, 2015

2. TO ATTRACT TALENT  KTP Associate: a recent graduate  £5k training and development  58% join the company on completion Figures from Innovate UK, 2015

3. TO SPREAD RISK  academic input from a subject expert  67% funding from government

4. TO FIND A PARTNER  student projects and placements  graduate recruitment  expert consultations  labs and equipment  seminars and events

5. TO GET NOTICED  testing and validation  endorsement  raising profile

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