Governance
You can see details of Board meetings including dates and minutes at Humber Freeports governance
Thank you for visiting the Humber Freeport website – the place to go for major investment opportunities in the Humber, the UK’s global gateway and an industrial cluster of international significance.
Here you can find all the key information about Humber Freeport, our key objectives, our four tax and customs sites, and all of the latest Humber Freeport news.
Humber Freeport has set out clear objectives for the region – to attract significant inward investment opportunities, create new skilled jobs and drive sustainable economic growth.
As a region, the Humber is uniquely positioned to capitalise on its geographical location, status as the UK’s busiest ports complex and powerful position in new and established industries.
As a world-leading cluster for renewable energy, and with significant strengths in chemicals, manufacturing and logistics, Humber Freeport aims to unlock further investment and growth in these areas.
As the Chair of Humber Freeport, I’m pleased to introduce below the members of our Board. The board will ensure effective governance and individual members bring considerable expertise and knowledge of our region’s economy and growth opportunities.
If you want to know more about Humber Freeport, or have an investment enquiry, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. You can find details of how to do that in the Contact section of this website.
Simon Bird, Chair, Humber Freeport, and Regional Director, Associated British Ports.
Simon Bird - Chair
Regional Director, Associated British Ports
Carolina Borgstrom
Director of Economy, Environment and Infrastructure - North East Lincolnshire Council
Alan Menzies
Executive Director of Planning and Economic Regeneration and Deputy Chief Executive - East Riding of Yorkshire Council
Professor Neal Juster
Chair, Greater Lincolnshire Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) and Vice-Chancellor at the University of Lincoln
