MSBs and business schools can create jobs and drive the economy

Mid-sized businesses (MSBs) and specialist schools are compromising the growth of the British economy by not working together, an independent report has found.

The Business Schools Task Force study believes that a lot of progress has been made, but the companies can still do more.

With more than 10,000 MSBs in the UK, the report stated that business courses should be tailored to their needs and students should be advised to look for jobs with these firms.

Emma Wild, head of enterprise at the CBI, said: "This report is right to look at ways of improving collaboration between medium-sized businesses and business schools, which will be a valuable initiative to help these firms grow and create jobs."

She added that MSB growth could help to add £220 billion to the UK economy over the next seven years and strong leadership and access to top talent will help them fulfill their potential.

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Source: The Sales Executive News