Healthy Futures Network

Collaboration between public authorities, business and academia is crucial if our City Region, stretching from Brighton - north to Gatwick, is able to continue to grow and fulfil its potential.

For that reason I'm delighted to see this initiative in health innovation and research start so promisingly.

We already have a number of world leaders in this field and, thanks to initiatives like the Healthy Futures Network, I'm sure that number will keep on growing in the future.

Councillor Garry Wall, Chairman of Greater Brighton

Healthy Futures Network 

Events

Next Healthy Futures Network event

The next Healthy Futures Network event will be virtual and will take place in the New Year - details are to be confirmed.

Professor Matteo Santin, University of Brighton, speaking at the Healthy Futures Network event.

Our attendees said:

By sharing knowledge and expertise, this initiative has the potential to improve regional business and research.

Nigel Richardson, CEO, Custom Pharma Services

Cheryl Finella, Brighton and Hove City Council and Judd Brammah, Synergy Med Tech at the Healthy Futures Network event.

Activity is not integrated it is fragmented and siloed. This will bring organisations together with a common purpose.

Geraldine Desmoulins, Chief Officer, Possibility People

A great initiative that presents a new window of opportunity for connection and collaboration.

Dr Arash Moavenian, Head of Research and Innovation, Welland Medical

Dr Theo Fotis, University of Brighton, talks with delegates at the Healthy Futures Network event.

Susannah Davidson, Knowledge Exchange Manager, and Liz Johnson, KTP Manager, University of Brighton, speaking at the Healthy Futures Network event.

It’s a brilliant idea that brings together expert advice from different areas.

Beatrice Badze, Health Advisor, Terrence Higgins Trust

Exciting to be part of an initiative that will benefit the citizens of Brighton and Hove and deliver excellence.

Mathew Jellings, Business Development Director, Engie