Downtown in Business was joined by leading business personalities to answer questions on popular topics surrounding business support and advice whilst bringing specific advice from their respective sectors and businesses.
Downtown boss Frank McKenna was joined in the Downtown Den by Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Apprenticeships and Skills, Gillian Keegan.
Downtown boss Frank McKenna caught up with the founder of Forgotten Ltd, Gina Broadhurst to discuss the latest developments from the Forgotten Ltd campaign.
The latest Roundtable of the Liverpool Property Club took place on Thursday 19th November 2020.
Downtown boss Frank McKenna was joined in the Downtown Den with the managing director of the Liverpool City Region Local Enterprise Partnership, Mark Basnett.
The chief executive of Manchester City Council, joined DIB boss Frank McKenna in the Downtown Den this week to discuss the city’s recovery plan.
Downtown in Business went to visit the Publisher and Commercial Director of Lancashire Business View, Richard Slater and Stephen Bolton respectively, to find out everything about the upcoming Lancashire Business Week and Lancashire Business Day.
The Metro Mayor for the West Midlands, Andy Street CBE joined us to reflect on how Birmingham will bounce back from Covid.
Four leading personalities from across the Northern Powerhouse joined DIB boss Frank McKenna in the Downtown Den to discuss their ideas, thoughts and vision of what place marketing will look like in 2021 and beyond.
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.
The leader of Lancashire County Council CC Geoff Driver and the director of economic development and planning Stephen Young joined DIB to discuss the implications of the county going into tier-3 and their vision for Lancashire’s recovery plan post-pandemic.
In this exclusive interview with Downtown boss Frank McKenna, Wes Streeting MP, talks about his new brief and his vision for the future of education – whilst explaining the opposition’s approach to the Covid-19 crisis.
