The recently appointed Chief Executive of Marketing Lancashire, Rachel McQueen, outlined her vision for the future of the Red Rose county at a special ‘Leaders
Downtown in Business hosted a very special lunchtime discussion at the superb Botanist based in Birmingham city centre around the future of media. Oli Hills
Downtown in Business are delighted to announce they will be welcoming Gary Neville, Co-Founder of Manchester’s new HE offering, University Academy 92 (UA92) for an exclusive event on the
Frank McKenna, the Chief Executive of private sector lobby group and business networking club Downtown in Business, has backed calls for a ‘People’s vote’ on
The entrepreneur responsible for the transformation of Preston’s Guild Hall wowed a packed house of Downtown Lancashire members at an exclusive Leaders Lunch at the
Downtown in Business is delighted to confirm UK Sepsis Trust as our charity partner for the City of Birmingham Business Awards 2018 held at Edgbaston stadium
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Downtown in Business hosted a very special lunchtime event at the superb Colmore Club, situated at the heart of Birmingham on Colmore. The event discussed
Downtown in Business is proud to support the next annual Echo Retail Awards, which return at the Titanic Hotel this October. Partners and judges met
The chief executive of private sector lobby group and business networking club Downtown in Business, Frank McKenna, has warned Liverpool’s civic leaders that World Heritage
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Downtown Birmingham in Business recently hosted a special lunch event at Bank. The event entitled ’In Conversation with Diane Modahl’ discussed Diane’s commonwealth games achievements,
