In the latest episode of the Downtown Den podcast, we are delighted to have the CEO of Co-operatives UK, Rose Marley join Downtown boss, Frank McKenna.
Downtown in Business hosted its second annual national Property & Regeneration conference earlier this month at the Edgbaston Stadium, Birmingham.
This week’s Venue of the Week is Hilton Hotel Liverpool City Centre. Walking distance from shopping and attractions, this Liverpool hotel offers rooms with city views, elegant dining, a terrace lounge and event space.
We are delighted that Staycity Aparthotels are our latest Business of the Week. The Staycity experience delivers the perfect blend of home and hotel in central locations in Europe’s most vibrant cities.
It’s likely that having staff trained in Mental Wellbeing First Aid will become a requirement for businesses in the near future. Get one step ahead by booking yourself or your employees onto this fantastic new workshop-style course.
Successful athlete turned businesswoman Goldie Sayers features in the latest Downtown Den podcast. To celebrate the announcement of the inaugural DIB ‘Business of Sport’ conference which will take place at the Emirates Old Trafford at Lancashire Cricket Club on 7th September 2023.
Downtown in Business, in association with Sedulo Group and VSI executive Education, will host its inaugural ‘Business of Sport’ conference on Thursday 7th September at the iconic Lancashire Cricket Club, Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester.
After a successful series of events in 2022, Downtown in Business in partnership with High Performance Consultancy will be hosting our next HR focussed business gyms in Manchester and Birmingham.
This week in Who Are Yer? Our stateside bloger, Martin Liptrot.
Kevin Johnson, MD of Birmingham-based strategic communications and public affairs firm Urban Communications reflects on twenty years of Downtown in Business.
Lisa Morton, CEO of leading integrated comms agency Roland Dransfield, shares her thoughts on twenty years of Downtown in Business.
Big changes to the government’s approach were demanded at Downtown’s Talking ‘Bout Regeneration conference in Birmingham. The private sector sent out a clear message that investment was waiting if barriers could be removed. Public sector speakers wanted an end to the beauty contests that pitted one council against another.
