Board of Management. Meeting of the Development Committee. MINUTE OF 1 st MEETING HELD ON MONDAY 3 OCTOBER 2016 AT 1730 HRS (DC1) Present

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Board of Management Meeting of the Development Committee MINUTE OF 1 st MEETING HELD ON MONDAY 3 OCTOBER 2016 AT 1730 HRS (DC1) Present George Black (GB) George Galloway (GG) Joseph Hughes (JH) In attendance Paul Clark (PC) Roy Gardner (RG) Apologies for absence Stuart Patrick (SP) Karen Kelly (KK) Paul Little (PL) Lesley Woolfries (LW) Convener Steven Murray (SM) Ann Butcher (Minute) Item DC1-1 Apologies for Absence Lead: L Woolfries Action requested: Note Apologies were received from SP. LW welcomed JH to his first meeting of the Committee. Item DC1-2 Declarations of Interest Lead: L Woolfries Action requested: Note None. Item 7 was taken at this time. Item DC1-7 Industry Academies Progression Lead: L Woolfries Action requested: Note Discussion/ Matters SM provided the Committee with an overview of the Industry Academy activities within the Faculty of Business. Current entrepreneurial and innovating partnerships with business partners and schools were highlighted. Real time learning solutions are being developed in partnership with external organisations and it is hoped to provide future-proof professional training. Members thanked SM for his presentation and recognised the improvements made to the learning experience of students through the IA model. It was agreed that a presentation from the Creative Industries Industry Academy Curriculum Head would be provided at the next meeting. Action: PC/Sandra Gunn 1

SM left the meeting at this time. Item DC1-3 Minute of the Development Committee meeting held on 18 April 2016 DC1-A Lead: L Woolfries Action requested: Approve That the minute be approved subject to one minor amendment. Matters Lead: L Woolfries Action requested: Note Retail Unit Phase 1 Operational Model RG confirmed that the Retail Unit Phase 1 is now complete. All units are now open and are fully operational. LW noted the ongoing requirement for submission of all business cases for approval by the Committee. Item DC1-4 Committee Annual Report 2015-16 DC1-B Lead: P Clark Action requested: Note The high-level review of the activities of the Development Committee throughout 2015-16 were reviewed. GB raised some concern in particular the international project with Nigeria. RG confirmed that whilst the College wished to respond to market demand, any unnecessary risks to the College s reputation would not be taken. He further affirmed that the contract with Nigeria LNG Limited was for the provision of consultancy services in Glasgow. RG confirmed that all recommendations arising from the UKVI investigation have now been addressed. To approve the Committee Annual Report 2015-16. Item DC1-5 Committee Programme of Work 2016-17 DC1-C Lead: P Clark Action requested: Note Members reviewed the Programme of Work 2016-17. For the purposes of this Committee, it was agreed that a review of Strategic Risks would be undertaken at all meetings. To approve the Programme of Work 2016-17 subject to agreed amendment. 2

Item DC1-6 DC1-D Strategic Risk Review Lead: P Clark Action requested: Approve A full review of the strategic risks including the change to a 5x5 matrix has now been undertaken and the strategic risks relating to the Committee s remit were reviewed. It was agreed that the likelihood and impact of Risk 9 Failure to recruit, retain and develop suitable staff be increased to 4x4 which would change the risk score to Red. This will be further reviewed at the next meeting of the Students, Staff and Equalities Committee. To agree a reviewed risk score under Risk 9 for further review by the SSEC. To agree current risk scores and RAG ratings relating to the remit of the Committee. Item DC1-8 DC1-E Corporate Development Strategy Lead: A Craig/R Gardner Action requested: Discuss RG provided a review of the new approaches and strategic themes within the Corporate Development Strategy 2016-2021. The Committee noted that the update includes details of the 8 new Strategic Priorities and timelines. New Academy hubs, programmes and courses have been introduced with the opening of the new City Campus. Plans to develop the College s international footprint to include delivery of in-country provision and short courses in Glasgow are being considered. Discussion followed on the requirement to publish financial information within the document. It was suggested whilst this information should continue to be provided to the Committee, any financial activity be removed before publication. It was also noted that whilst this was a 5 year rolling strategy, any new areas of innovation will be incorporated and the Strategy be updated annually. RG confirmed that all financial information would be submitted within separate corporate development business cases at key stages for approval. To note the content of the report. To provide a final draft Corporate Development Strategy at the next meeting for approval. Item DC1-9 DC1-F Report on Performance against Targets (Commercial & International) Lead: R Gardner Action requested: Discuss RG provided a review on the progress made towards Commercial 3

and International income targets for the two-month period August to September 2016. The commercial fee income projection to the end of 2017 is currently forecast to generate a 14% surplus. The income from international activity is forecasting a surplus of 4%. Members were reassured by the commercial income figures to date and congratulated all staff involved. S Thompson and RG continue to meet with Faculties to further consider additional activities including evening and weekend activity. The current secured income of tenders and proposals undertaken by the corporate team and Faculties to September 2016 was noted as 124 437. This equates to an overall surplus of 17% for all commercial activity to the end of July 2017. The breakdown of secured and active activity was noted. LW commended the team on the excellent conversion rates. It was agreed that a trend analysis of conversion rates since merger be provided. To note the update report. To provide a trend analysis of conversion rates since merger. Item DC1-10 DC1-G International Projects Update Lead: R Gardner Action requested: Discuss RG provided the Committee with an update on the key International Project activity currently being undertaken by the College. He drew particular attention to the proposed partnership with Dubai Maritime City Authority (DMCA). The College was invited to provide a presentation on current Maritime capabilities in May with a further presentation provided by a senior delegation in June 2016. DMCA have subsequently requested that the College submit a proposal to scope the operational management of a new World Class College in Dubai. Discussions are at an early stage and any project business case proposals will be submitted to the Committee at a future date. An update will be provided at the next meeting. RG further updated members on his recent visit to the Zhejiang Technical Institute of Economics (ZJTIE). The College is currently providing successful delivery of the Certificate in Supply Chain Logistics with additional students being enrolled onto the College Procurement course. Extension of this current partnership to include teaching onto Advanced Diploma with the Management Development Institute of Singapore (MDIS) is currently being investigated. PL advised that the College is also exploring opportunities with North Island College, Canada. An MOU has been agreed with the delivery of a range of courses being considered. To note the update report. Item DC1-11 Business Diversification Update 4

DC1-H Lead: R Gardner Action requested: Discuss RG updated members on the Commercial Hub model in line with Business Diversification plans. Short course bookings from the Faculty of Nautical Studies have now been transferred to City Enterprises and are now responsible for all nautical short courses and senior marine bookings for the Faculty with income at end of July almost 2.2m. The VP Student Experience is currently exploring additional areas across each Faculty which would also benefit from this approach. To note the update report. To provide a further update at the next meeting. Item DC1-12 DC1-I International Travel Costs v Benefits Update Lead: R Gardner Action requested: Note The report on all international travel undertaken by College staff between April September 2016 was submitted and the review of costs against benefits was noted. To note the report. To include conversion rates within the report. Item DC1-13 Any Other Notified Business Lead: Action requested: Note EFQM Excellence Awards PL advised that City of Glasgow College has achieved the Europoean Award for Sustaining Outstanding Results (2016) at this year s European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM) Excellence Awards held in Milan. Gala Launch All board members have been invited to attend the Gala Launch on Thursday 27 October 2016. PL welcomed members to attend. Item DC1-14 Disclosability of Papers Lead: Action requested: Note To note that papers DC1-A, DC1-E, DC1-F, DC1-G, DC1-H and DC1-I were non-disclosable. 5

Item DC1-15 Date of Lead: Action requested: Note Monday 6 February 2016 Meeting closed a Meeting closed at 6.55 pm. Convener s Signature Date 6

ANNEX TO THE MINUTE ACTION POINTS ARISING FROM THE MEETING Item Description Owner Target Date DC1-7 Industry Academies Progression: Provide presentation from CH IA, Creative Industries. DC1-4 Strategic Risk Review: Review risk score PC SSEC mtg under Risk 9 for further consideration at next meeting of SSEC. DC1-5 Corporate Development Strategy: Provide RG 06 02 16 final draft for approval at next meeting. DC1-9 Report on Performance against Targets RG 06 02 16 (C&I): Provide trend analysis of conversion rates since merger. DC1-11 Business Diversification Update: Provide RG 06 02 16 update at next meeting. DC1-12 International Travel Costs v Benefits Update: Include conversion rates within report. RG 06 02 16 ACTION POINTS ARISING FROM PREVIOUS MEETINGS Item Description Owner Target Date DC3-3 Industry Academy Presentation: To provide a presentation on Industry Academies at next meetings of DC + LTC. RG/PC Next Meetings Dates TBC DC3-4 Strategic Risk Review: Update Date of Last PC ASAP DC3-5 DC3-7 DC3-9 DC3-10 DC3-11 DC3-12 Review. Corporate Development Strategy: Update and provide additional financial information and timelines. Retail Unit Phase 1: Ensure all business models are submitted to the Committee for approval International Projects Update: Ensure all business cases are submitted to the Committee as appropriate. Business Diversification Update: Provide an update at the next meeting. International Travel Costs v Benefits Update: Review the format of the report as agreed. College (Private Training) Company: Submit proposals. RG RG As appropriate As appropriate Closed 7