A pioneer in the food industry has joined one of the UK’s biggest ingredient firms to help facilitate the company’s next phase of growth. Susie Turan(pictured above), a seasoned professional in the food industry, has joined Macphie Ltd as Head of Product and Innovation to play a pivotal role in adding fresh-thinking to the firm’s […]
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Transform Business Festival will return to Aberdeen on Tuesday 14th November 2023, following its successful inaugural year. The festival, which is hosted at Aberdeen Science Centre, unites entrepreneurs, start-ups, and businesses of all sizes from across the region for a full day of interactive workshops, valuable networking opportunities and inspirational speakers. Delivered by business support
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(L) Patrick Kettlewell and (R) Ed Weston GMI Construction Group has announced the appointment of Ed Weston and Patrick Kettlewell to its senior management team. Weston will assume the role of regional commercial director for Yorkshire while Kettlewell will serve as pre construction director for the North of England. Weston joined GMI six years ago
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Left to Right: Rekha Patel-Harrison (chief of programmes, Right to Succeed), Stephanie O’Keeffe (programme director, Cradle to Career), Graeme Duncan (CEO Right to Succeed), Jane Harris (Steve Morgan Foundation Trustee) & Steve Rotheram (Liverpool City Region Mayor) Liverpool City Region Mayor, Steve Rotheram has granted funding of £5.25m to extend the groundbreaking ‘Cradle to Career’
The IN Group, a collection of specialist talent brands, has formed a strategic partnership with hire, train and deploy experts, Sigma Labs, to expand its digital talent pool with high-performance junior technology consultants. Supported by a significant investment, Sigma Labs will expand The IN Group’s global end-to-end talent offering, developing graduates into high-performance tech professionals
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The cabinet Office has announced that 2,500 ambitious tech talents will be recruited into digital roles in government by June 2025 through new apprenticeship and early talent programmes. This is being kickstarted by the new digital apprenticeship programme, which will support the recruitment of 500 early career entrants into digital roles this financial year across
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Back row) Senior Partner Nigel Harra, Maybeth Shaw (Partner) and Managing Partner of BDO Northern Ireland Brian Murphy.(Front row) Partners Laura Jackson, Lorraine Nelson and Michael Jennings. Business advisors BDO Northern Ireland have announced Lorraine Nelson as a new Partner within its tax team. Lorraine has a wealth of experience providing tax services to growing
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Retailers across the Midlands are being offered the chance to win a free Black Friday marketing strategy from a firm that helped its clients make hundreds of thousands of pounds last year. Alphageek Digital is offering to support three businesses with their Black Friday marketing strategy; free of charge, to help give local firms a
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Digital Ethos has launched its Graduate Academy this month to help graduates gain industry experience in digital marketing. The Leicester-based agency has launched the paid graduate scheme this year, which gives three individuals a chance to gain industry experience and guidance across PPC, Paid Social, Technical SEO, Content, Digital PR, Organic Social, and Business and
Scotland’s leading electrical bodies have warned that training must remain on a national level and insist it is essential to take a “one nation” approach to ensure skills; standards and safety are consistent everywhere across Scotland and the UK Localised training has been suggested as a ‘quick fix’ for teaching would-be electricians new skills, but
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