Downtown in Business Liverpool hosted an exclusive breakfast event the first live ‘Liverpool Property Club’ event of 2021 with a panel of esteemed speakers, CEO of Liverpool City Council, Tony Reeves, CEO of Knowledge Quarter & Sciontec, Colin Sinclair and Principal & Managing Director of Avison Young and Chairman of the Liverpool MIPIM delegation, Stephen Cowperthwaite at Malmaison Liverpool.
The Speaker of the House, Lindsay Hoyle, will be the guest of honour at the Downtown in Business Parliamentary Reception, which takes place on the evening of Monday 18th October at the Palace of Westminster.
Global real estate advisor Avison Young have become the latest high- profile partner of Downtown in Business.
Downtown in Business brought back a group of influential business people from across Birmingham in the beautiful green room at Gino’s My Restaurant Birmingham.
Downtown in Business is back to doing what it does best, hosting a flurry of events over the past fortnight as COVID restrictions are slowly lifted.
Downtown in Business Liverpool hosted its first breakfast event since lockdown eased in the stunning setting of Hope Street Hotel. With the backdrop of a
We are hosting a live event on Thursday 24th June 2021, with a range of debates exploring what a post-COVID Manchester will look like.
Downtown in Business has announced its latest partnership deal – with one of the most innovative companies in the Green industry sector.
As lockdown restrictions finally began easing in the UK, Downtown in Business hosted a special live event at INNSiDE by Meliá, Manchester on Wednesday 19th May 2021.
Downtown in Business have partnered with Embryo to launch ‘The Downtown Embryo Index’. The Downtown Embryo Index enables businesses to compare themselves with their competitors, to see who the key industry leaders are.
With the UK roadmap on track and Covid restrictions being lifted Downtown Liverpool in Business hosted its first live event of 2021 at The Pullman Hotel, Kings Dock on Tuesday 18th May 2021.
A business leader has criticised the government for what he describes as ‘mixed messaging and the presentation of contradictory evidence’ as the route map out of lockdown seems set to be redrawn.
