Downtown in Business, in association with Knowledge Quarter Liverpool (KQ Liverpool) and Sciontec, will host its inaugural national Innovation, Health & Technology conference at world class venue, the Spine, in Paddington Village, Liverpool.
The group chair and Chief Executive of Downtown in Business, Frank McKenna, has announced that the private sector lobby group and business networking club will launch in Newcastle in May next year.
Victoria Hull has joined the DIB executive team to continue to develop the organisation’s fastest growing membership in Manchester, and oversee business development across the North of England.
After the Chancellors budget emphasised the uniting of the United Kingdom, Simon Danczuk asks the question where does that leave London?
Downtown in Business hosted a roundtable event discussing how the Covid pandemic raised issues within towns, such as the regeneration of towns, with lots within the locality needing investment.
Downtown in Business and Avison Young are currently hosting a series of events looking at “What’s Next for the Northern Powerhouse?”. Here we take a look back at some of the key points discussed at the Liverpool event.
he leader-elect of Manchester City Council Bev Craig, shadow education minister Kate Green MP, and the shadow minister for child poverty Wes Streeting MP will be meeting with Downtown in Business members.
Andy Street, Mayor of the West Midlands, joined Downtown members for an exclusive lunch at Fazenda. Conversation ranged across Mr Street’s re-election earlier this year, Levelling Up, COVID recovery and the forthcoming budget.
Downtown in Business, in association with one of the fastest growing female-led businesses in the country, Say It with Diamonds, will host the annual Liverpool City Region Women in Business gala awards luncheon on the afternoon of Friday 4th March 2022 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel.
Downtown in Business will host a series of events in the Northwest with Wes Streeting, the Shadow Minister for Child Poverty next month.
The chief executive of Downtown in business, Frank McKenna, has warned that Lancashire is in danger of missing out on funding, the levelling up agenda and devolution if its senior politicians don’t start to get their act together quickly.
The chief executive of a leading business lobby group has urged council chiefs to adopt a more nuanced approach to the regulation of off-plan sales of new residential developments in Liverpool.
