Steve Rotheram, Metro Mayor of Liverpool City Region is encouraging Digital, Creative and Technology (DCT) business leaders to enroll in the next wave of support programme: Mettle.
One in five highly skilled freelancers expect to have to close their business because of the COVID-19 crisis.
Can President Trump’s law and order stand win him a second term? Jim asks the question and back at home examines a plan to save well run businesses from going under.
The current pandemic is forcing the manufacturing sector to re-evaluate traditional production processes.
International leadership organization, Common Purpose, is launching UK101, a new initiative supporting young people in the UK, to develop their leadership skills.
As lockdown measures begin to ease this week and businesses start to focus their efforts on re-opening.
The chief executive of Leeds City Council joined Downtown Chief Executive Frank McKenna in the Downtown Den on Wednesday 3rd June.
City region metro mayors Andy Burnham and Steve Rotheram spoke passionately about their ‘Build Back Better’ campaign, their briefings with prime minister Boris Johnson and their ambitious plans for the future, despite the tough environment in which we are currently operating.
In conversation with DIB boss Frank McKenna, Sir Howard Bernstein shared his thoughts on the future of cities in a post-COVID19 world, the prospects for the high street, the future of devolution in England’s regions and much more.
Lancashire County Council cabinet member for Economic Development, Planning & the Environment, Cllr. Michael Green joined Downtown boss Frank McKenna in the Downtown Den.
Professor Paul Cadman, Chair of Downtown Birmingham chats to Dr Ben Sinclair in the Downtown Den.
Stu Wood from Woodshires tells us his celebrity crush, business heroes and what he enjoys about working from home.
