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February
2010
Professor Tom Donnelly is from the Applied Research Centre Sustainable Regeneration (SURGE) at Coventry University.
In this talk he discusses the growing influence of China in the Automotive Industry and describes some of the barriers that Chinese industry needs to overcome in order to become a global player.
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Coventry University, Professorial Lecture Series, Economics, Engineering
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November
2009
Financial Journalist Evan Davis discusses Dragons' Den, the Today Programme and the state of economics reporting in the UK.
Evan gave this talk just moments after receiving his Honorary Doctorate from Coventry University.
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Coventry University, Coventry Conversations, Enterprise, Economics
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May
2009
Martin is an award-winning TV and radio presenter, national newspaper columnist and bestselling author. An ultra-specialised journalist, he spends his life focusing on how to cut bills without cutting back. He is also an innovator/entrepreneur and his website, moneysavingexpert.com, is one of the most visited destinations on the
Here he speaks live to Coventry Conversations via video link from BBC Television Centre. This podcast was recorded on 13th March 2009.
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Coventry University, Coventry Conversations, Enterprise, Economics
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26
February
2009
Bob Satchwell is Executive Director of the Society of Editors. He is an experienced speaker, debater and lecturer on media issues, press freedom, freedom of information, business ethics, leadership, business in the community and strategic public relations.
In this Coventry Conversation you can hear Bob talking about doom and gloom in the media world.
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Coventry University, Art, Design and Media, Coventry Conversations, Economics
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February
2009
Gordon Brown recently visited Coventry University to speak to the City of Coventry about what the Government is doing to help Britain out of the financial crisis.
In this talk, the Prime Minister answers questions about jobs, unemployment, the local economy and the global recession. He also addresses the ways in which the crisis is effecting the public and charitable sectors.
This event took place on 13th February 2009 at Coventry University's Technocentre.
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Coventry University, Politics, Best of the CU Podcasts, Economics
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