Recently appointed shadow sports Minister Alison McGovern was in the Downtown Den, offering her views on how the football season may resume; how business can learn from sport; and what she hopes Birmingham can achieve by hosting the Commonwealth Games. Liverpool fan Ali also revealed that Gary Neville is her ‘guilty pleasure’ and offered her thoughts on new Labour leader Keir Starmer.
“If you don’t get invited to the party, just turn up”: People Power Places Confernece celebrates 20 years of the Liverpool BID Company
The People, Power Places conference, hosted by DIB in collaboration with the Liverpool BID Company, celebrated the 20th anniversary of Liverpool BID, commemorating two decades of transformative work in the Liverpool region.
DIB celebrates the best of Manchester at #COMBA24
On Thursday the 12th of September 2024, Downtown in Business celebrated the 13th annual City of Manchester Business Awards.
DIB Meets… Muse
Downtown in Business boss Frank McKenna chats with Phil Mayall, Managing Director at Muse.
Shaping the Future: Emerging Skillsand Talent Development in the PropertyIndustry
Avison Young are inviting you to a panel event in Manchester on the morning of September 18th. Panellists from Avison Young, Regeneration Brainery, Muse and Bruntwood will be sharing insights from their careers in the property sector and contributing to the critical conversation around how we address the skills shortage and commit to talent development to pave a bright future for the industry.