The 101st edition of Lancashire Business View is now available to read online, featuring news, advice, opinion and interviews with some of the county’s key decision-makers.
The importance of inspirational leadership has never been more evident as Lancashire’s businesses look to emerge from the pandemic and its impact.
The chief executive of Downtown in business, Frank McKenna, has warned that Lancashire is in danger of missing out on funding, the levelling up agenda and devolution if its senior politicians don’t start to get their act together quickly.
The future of Lancashire’s high streets will be put under the microscope at the Lancashire Property Conference 2021 later this month.
Now, more than ever, we need to celebrate the extraordinary resilience and success of Lancashire’s business community.
North West businesses with export ambitions will be urged to take their share of the Internationalisation Fund at an event with the Department for International Trade (DiT).
Experts and bosses are coming together to take the mystery out of using private equity as a driver for business growth.
Lancashire Business View has launched its search to find the county’s ‘family business heroes’.
The Sub36 Awards – the only programme dedicated to celebrating the best young business talent in Lancashire – is now accepting nominations with four new categories open for entries.
To celebrate the reopening of the county’s tourism and hospitality sector, Lancashire Business View is offering free membership to its Hub service, giving businesses access to powerful marketing tools at no cost.
Lancashire businesses in all sectors have been challenged to step up and play their part in forging Britain’s global future.
Some of the biggest names in international trade are gathering with county exporters for the Lancashire International Trade Conference.
