Spotlighting the county on the global stage as a 'prime location for sustainable business growth, innovation and investment', Invest in Gloucestershire is launching a new digital campaign this August 2025.
Invest in Gloucestershire – the county's inward investment programme led by Gloucestershire County Council – is unveiling a fresh new look and enhanced functionality for its website, along with a spectacular new digital brochure, showcasing the support available for foreign-owned businesses looking to expand their presence in Gloucestershire.
It also highlights the county's commitment to net zero and developing skills and opportunities for future generations, in a 'visually rich' magazine-style format.
The enhanced website features case studies, focusing on thriving companies like Darkscope, Moog and ZeroAvia – with Moog's showing how Invest in Gloucestershire helped to facilitate one of the UK aerospace industry's most impressive wins by assisting the company in securing its new Tewkesbury premises.
Moog Aircraft Control Components general manager, Mark Lawton, said: 'Having the ability to go to a team like Invest in Gloucestershire is extremely important and the support we have received has been valuable to facilitate Moog’s growth.
'With a strong aerospace skill set in the county, staying in Gloucestershire was key to ensure we retained and attracted great talent to help secure future growth in the UK.'
There's also a new Opportunity Gloucestershire section which features a digital version of its Soft-Landing brochure, as well as highlighting the county's green energy assets, low-carbon infrastructure and collaborative spirit, at investingloucestershire.com/opportunity-gloucestershire.
Local creative agency Bexmedia has produced a new video reflecting on its partnership with Invest in Gloucestershire and how it helped them produce video content to celebrate the region's 'landscape, talent and ambition', too.
Cabinet member for business, economic development, planning and infrastructure at Gloucestershire County Council, councillor Julian Tooke, said: 'We’re excited to share these new assets with our partners, businesses and global network. They reflect the innovation, opportunity and support that define our region — and reinforce our commitment to sustainable growth and inclusive economic development.'
While Invest in Gloucestershire's primary focus is on attracting new investors to the county, its support doesn't end once businesses arrive, with The Growth Hub network providing world-class support to businesses once they're here.
Invest in Gloucestershire also has strong connections with local schools, colleges and universities to provide opportunities for young people to grow and thrive while helping to develop a pipeline of future talent – with initiatives that connect employers with school leavers and skilled graduates to create 'meaningful career pathways', as well as facilitating international work experience opportunities for PhD students to broaden their horizons, too.
For more information and to view Invest in Gloucestershire's new Soft-Landing brochure, visit investingloucestershire.com.
