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The Industrial Development Advisory Board (IDAB) is a statutory body established under the 1982 Industrial Development Act (IDA). IDAB is a Non-Departmental Public Body under the Department for Business and Trade (but can an…
The home of Industrial Development Advisory Board on GOV.UK. The Industrial Development Advisory Board (IDAB) is a statutory body established under the 1982 Industrial Development Act (IDA). IDAB is a Non-Departmental Public…
List of current board members of the Industrial Development Advisory Board (IDAB) and their biographical details.
Three new Members have been appointed to the Industrial Development Advisory Board (IDAB).
Four members have been re-appointed to the Industrial Development Advisory Board.
Three new members have been appointed to the Industrial Development Advisory Board.
Vikas Shah has been appointed as a new member to the Industrial Development Advisory Board (IDAB).
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Nicola Foulston and Sybella Stanley have joined the Industrial Development Advisory Board.
Sets out the findings of the 2012 triennial review of the function, form and governance of the Industrial Development Advisory Board (IDAB).
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