Meeting The Minister For AI And Digital Government: A Milestone For UK Tech
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This week marked an exciting moment for Vulse, as our CEO had the privilege of meeting with Feryal Clark, the Minister for AI and Digital Government.
The event, hosted by Manchester Digital and led by Katie Gallagher OBE, brought together some of Manchester’s most innovative AI startups to discuss the future of technology in the UK.
The Power Of LinkedIn In Government and Beyond
A key topic of discussion was LinkedIn’s growing influence not just in the corporate world but also within government circles.
As more professionals, leaders, and policymakers turn to the platform to build their presence, network, and share insights, it’s evident that LinkedIn has become an essential tool for engagement and influence.
At Vulse, we’ve spent the last six years developing cutting-edge technology designed to help teams streamline content creation, maintain consistency, and ultimately see a measurable return on their LinkedIn activity.
It was an honor to share our journey with the Minister and highlight the impact of AI-driven solutions in content strategy.
The Ongoing Challenge: Funding For UK Tech
Another critical topic was funding—one of the biggest challenges facing UK tech startups today.
The conversation centered around how the government can better support technology businesses, particularly those outside of London.
As AI continues to drive innovation, securing investment and resources is crucial to ensuring that the UK remains a global leader in technology.
A Step Forward For AI And UK Businesses
The meeting was not just a discussion but a step in the right direction for AI and the broader northern tech ecosystem. Having government officials engage with startups and industry leaders is a positive sign that the UK is committed to fostering technological growth beyond the capital.
It was fantastic to see industry peers such as Simon Wharton, Markella Mikkelsen, and Matt Lovell at the event, each representing the dynamic and fast-evolving AI landscape in Manchester.
A big thank you to Manchester Digital for organizing such an impactful session.
We look forward to seeing how these conversations shape the future of AI and digital governance in the UK.
