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The leader of Liverpool City Council, Cllr Liam Robinson, will be the keynote speaker at this years Downtown in Business City of Liverpool Business Awards
The leader of Liverpool City Council, Cllr Liam Robinson, will be the keynote speaker at this years Downtown in Business City of Liverpool Business Awards
This exclusive DIB event will focus on plans to redevelop one of Britain’s most deprived areas and build more than 10,000 new homes in the area.
Liverpool’s local government leadership team have been praised by Frank McKenna for their efforts at this years MIPIM festival.
Cllr Robinson outlined the many strategic development opportunities across the city, talked about the ambition of Mayor Steve Rotheram and himself to win more investment for the city and city region.
Liverpool City Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, has been named Leader of the Year at a national awards ceremony celebrating the work of elected members.
Downtown in Business is hosting over sixty events from September to the end of 2024 – including award dinners in Manchester, Birmingham, and Liverpool.
Property giant Muse will be the headline sponsor of the twenty-first annual City of Liverpool Business Awards.
Downtown invites you to our ‘Leaders Lunch with Liam Robinson’ event on Monday 2nd December, at the Pullman Hotel, Liverpool.
Downtown in Business wrapped up their 2023 events programme with DiB CEO and Group Chair, Frank McKenna in conversation with Leader of Liverpool City Council, Liam Robinson and Metro Mayor for Liverpool City Region, Steve Rotheram at the Pullman Hotel on the iconic Liverpool waterfront.
Downtown in Business is hosting a series of events throughout the Autumn with senior decision makers from across the Liverpool city region.
On Thursday 7th December, DIB will host a breakfast forum with Liverpool’s Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram and recently appointed Leader of Liverpool City Council, Cllr
Jim gives a full report on an important Downtown event where the new leaders of Manchester and Liverpool Councils came together to outline their attitude to business and their hopes for a Labour government.