Minister wants feedback from business in first 100 days

Business and trade secretary Jonathan Reynolds has called on companies to provide feedback on their priorities for kickstarting the economy

As part of the first 100 days’ ambitions, Reynolds is asking the business community to get involved with the future direction, with a call for urgent feedback on key focus areas for reform.

The incoming Labour government has hit the ground running with a key objective to grow the economy and restore growth.

Earlier this week Reynolds held a call with business owners and entrepreneurs to set out his vision for economic growth and the government’s new strategy, stressing that he wanted the business community to help shape policy priorities.

In a post on the Department for Business’ LinkedIn, Reynolds said: ‘We will continue the work we started in opposition to bring together business, government and workers to kickstart our economy and rebuild our country.

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