In episode eight of season three in our ‘Business of Sport’ series in the Downtown Den, the former chief executive of Manchester City Council Sir Howard Bernstein joins DIB boss Frank McKenna, discussing the economic impact of sport, culture, and sporting events.
Kevin Johnson from Urban Communications looks at what the next twelve months might hold for Birmingham.
Feedo Needo, a project to support those experiencing homelessness recently collaborated with United By Birmingham 2022, the official charity of the Commonwealth Games 2022, for a local charity-based project.
Monday 8th August, Birmingham closed the Commonwealth Games 2022 in spectacular fashion, culminating on what had been an incredible eleven days for the city and wider city region. DIB will be joined by the chief executive of the games, Ian Reid, to discuss the legacy, the investment opportunities and what next at our second annual Talking ‘Bout Regeneration conference in September.
Millennium Point Charitable Trust at the landmark Millennium Point building, which is in association with the ‘United by Birmingham 2022’ programme welcoming the Commonwealth Games to Birmingham this summer.
Contemporary Chinese restaurant, Lulu Wild have teamed up with DIB to host an exclusive Commonwealth Games Launch event on Thursday 28th July.
Lulu Wild and DIB have joined together to create an exclusive party for the launch of the Commonwealth games 2022. The private party will include… Read More »Lulu Wild x DIB Commonwealth Games launch
Downtown in Business were delighted to be joined by the CFO of 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games Organising Committee, David Grady, for a private dinner at Fazenda on Wednesday 25th May to discuss the upcoming games.
As 2022 gets underway, the Downtown in Business team look at the political outlook and its potential impact on the business and the economy in the forthcoming year in Birmingham.
Birmingham content marketing agency, HDY Agency, has partnered with Pride House Birmingham to support its mission of creating a safe, welcoming and inclusive environment for LGBTIQ+ spectators, athletes and staff at Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.
Downtown in Business Birmingham hosted a special event that discussed the role the West Midlands will play in the 2022 Commonwealth Games, one of the most illustrious games in the sporting calendar.
Cllr Ian Ward, the Leader of Birmingham City Council shared his thoughts on promoting Birmingham and how it can strengthen its European and International ties at a recent Downtown event.
