The chief executive and Group chairman of Downtown in Business Frank McKenna, and former BBC North West Political Editor Jim Hancock will launch a new podcast in 2023.
Downtown in Business will host a further fifty plus events in 2023, which will include conferences, awards dinners, breakfast forums, leaders’ lunches, private roundtable dinners and a new social networking brand.
This week’s Venue of the Week is Novotel Liverpool Paddington Village. The stylish hotel offers a variety of facilities and stands a proud 16 floors tall with stunning views of the vibrant Liverpool City Centre.
INNSiDE Newcastle, part of Meliá Hotels International, has launched INNSiDE OUTSiDE, a new initiative to connect the business community in the great outdoors with a series of ‘netwalking’ events.
With England Women’s football team reaching the World Cup Final, we have decided to feature our podcast with the CEO of Women in Football, Yvonne Harrison, a little earlier than planned.
The latest episode of the Downtown Den Podcast hears from Chief Executive Officer of Women in Football, Yvionne Harrison.
With just under three weeks to go until the inaugural Business of Sport Conference, we are delighted to announced the lineup for the day.
This week’s Venue of the Week is Gaucho Birmingham. The Argentinian restaurant is just a stone’s throw from Cathedral Square, situated in the buzz of Birmingham City Centre.
We are delighted that The Flower Bowl is our Venue of the Week. The Flowerbowl Entertainment Centre is a multifunctional entertainment venue with curling, ten pin bowling, a cinema, restaurants and more in Preston, Lancashire.
The inaugural Business of Sport Conference will take place on Thursday 7th September 2023.
This week’s Venue of the Week is INNSiDE by Melia Newcastle. A hotel with a great deal of personality in downtown Newcastle, situated on the city’s historic Quayside.
INNSiDE Newcastle, part of Meliá Hotels International, has launched INNSiDE OUTSiDE, a new initiative to connect the business community in the great outdoors with a series of ‘netwalking’ events.
