Read Jim’s comprehensive report on Downtown’s highly successful Business of Sport conference. Gary Neville talks frankly about sport and business and why politics is not for him. Jim reports on other contibutions including a football agent and progress on developments at top North West sporting stadia.
Immigration out of control, the NHS in crisis, schools tumbling down, terrorists on the loose, the economy flatlining, snubbed by international partners, and now an unwanted nickname. Can ‘Inaction Man’ Rishi Sunak get a break and turn the fortunes of his party around?
This week, Martin looks forward to the start of the NFL season. Fans of grid iron will see big changes in where they can watch the games, how they can enjoy the experience, and how broadcasters are opening new revenue streams with in game features…
The latest episode in our ‘leaders’ series hears from CEO at Liverpool John Lennon Airport, John Irving.
Excello Law is pleased to announce that Robin Gill has joined the firm as a partner.
This week, Martin studies the form for the field running to be US Presidential candidates. Troubled by legal woes, weight and health rumours, and on-going coiffure concerns, defeated 2020 candidate Donald Trump is leading the republican field… but who else is running?
In the fourth epsiode of the ‘Leaders’ series of the Downtown Den podcast, Frank McKenna chats with the chief executive of Birmingham City Council, Deborah Cadman.
This week’s Venue of the Week is The Lowry Hotel. The iconic five star hotel is set on the banks of the River Irwell in the heart of Manchester and will host the upcoming City of Manchester Business Awards in two weeks time.
Downtown in Business have partnered with Escape Executive Chauffeurs to allow you to attend The Business of Sport Conference without worrying about trains, transport or traffic.
To celebrate Negroni week Fazenda Leeds has partnered with Campari to curate a showstopping evening of aperitifs and socialising with like-minded business professionals.
