Manchester Baroque, have dedicated their next concert on February 25th tragedy in Turkey and Syria. Half of all the ticket revenue received will go the the Disasters Emergency Committee’s Appeal for the the two countries.
This week in Who Are Yer? Our stateside bloger, Martin Liptrot.
Kevin Johnson, MD of Birmingham-based strategic communications and public affairs firm Urban Communications reflects on twenty years of Downtown in Business.
Lisa Morton, CEO of leading integrated comms agency Roland Dransfield, shares her thoughts on twenty years of Downtown in Business.
Big changes to the government’s approach were demanded at Downtown’s Talking ‘Bout Regeneration conference in Birmingham. The private sector sent out a clear message that investment was waiting if barriers could be removed. Public sector speakers wanted an end to the beauty contests that pitted one council against another.
This week Martin looks at Black History Month and other celebrations of diversity in the United States…
This week’s Venue of the Week is INNSiDE by Melia hotels. INNSiDE UK is a collection of balanced lifestyle hotels, ready for you to explore.
Ecosystem of industry mentors and corporate partners, including KPMG and Deloitte, to accelerate the potential of growing life sciences businesses
In a strategic move to strengthen its capabilities, innovative charity We Love MCR has added four new Trustees to its Board.
We are delighted that Red Star Education are our latest Business of the Week. Red Star Education specialise in financial capability! Their mission is to develop and advance levels of financial literacy for all.
Season two of the Downtown Den Podcast is all about Winning Women, this week Frank McKenna chats with Liverpool business leader, Kate Stewart. In this episode, Kate takes us on a whirlwind journey, from dropping out of school to making her first million by the age of 26.
This week, PR legend, Carolyn Hughes shares her reflections on 20 years of Downtown in Business.
