Simon Giles, COO of Axis Cleaning and Support Services, discusses its ‘Back to Work’ campaign to support customers safely returning to work and keeping staff safe.
A singer-songwriter and music performance graduate from Birmingham is planning to use her new-found success for positive change after making it through to the next stage of smash hit TV show The Voice.
Birmingham content marketing agency, HDY Agency, is set to celebrate its best financial year after securing £1 million worth of new business and welcoming seven new team members.
B&M Waste Services has continued to extend the scope of its sustainability programme since 2011 when it was awarded Carbon Neutrality status for the first time.
DIB was joined by a number of the UK’s leading Night-Time economy personalities for an in-depth discussion on the nightlife industry and how it has been affected by the COVID pandemic.
A new short course exploring how future technology can improve city living will be amongst the first in the world to use LEGO® in its teaching when it launches this year and Birmingham City University.
General Manager of Touchwood, Solihull, Tony Elvin tells us of why the country needs a Hospitality Minister to have long term #HopeForHospitality.
Western Union Business Solutions is happy to invite you to the newest Global Trade Outlook Series featuring the Netherlands.
“All the evidence shows that the Chancellor’s actions are not helping prop up the UK economy – Government support for business is not working” – that is the conclusion of Frank McKenna, the Chief Executive of business lobby group Downtown in Business.
The NHS in Birmingham and Solihull has joined forces with its third sector partners, to launch the region’s first one-stop mental health support service.
As we head into lockdown once again, Business Growth Expert, Roger Pemberton of ActionCOACH gives eight ways to keep your team motivated whilst remote working.
Rishi Sunak’s interventions clearly aren’t working – unemployment is rising dramatically and there has been a big rise in businesses significantly distressed, which will fall into insolvency. Downtown CEO Frank Mckenna is calling for more support from the Chancellor.
