A NEW B Local initiative has launched in the North East to support the growing network of B Corporations in the region and to promote the benefits of being a ‘business as a force for good’.
A North East marketing and PR training company is looking to capitalise on its creative expansion plans following a loan from NPIF II – NEL Smaller Loans, which is managed by NEL Fund Managers as part of Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund II (NPIF II).
Wubbleyou has announced an inspiring new initiative: three tech scholarships in partnership with Northumbria University. This initiative reflects Wubbleyou’s commitment to fostering the next generation of innovators while celebrating the community that shaped its own journey.
CPD Bodies Limited, one of the fastest-growing companies in the North East, has appointed Better as its brand partner to deliver a full rebrand, including a comprehensive brand strategy and visual identity.
A team of business leaders, led by Moody Logistics and Storage managing director Caroline Crawford and husband Phil, has raised £10,600 for North East homelessness charity Core Foundations. The team spent a night sleeping rough beneath the stars as part of CEO Sleepout, which was held at Sunderland’s Stadium of Light.
WowzaBox, the North East’s authentic Chinese recipe box service, has successfully raised £170,000 to accelerate its expansion plans.
Award winning, Certified B Corporation™, EMG Solicitors, who operate from offices in Durham, Newcastle, Darlington, Penrith and Manchester is delighted to welcome Deborah Jude, a new Director within the Court of Protection (COP) and Private Client team.
Edwards Commercial Cleaning is thrilled to announce its newest partnership with EGGER UK Ltd, a leading global manufacturer of wood-based materials, including cutting-edge solutions for furniture, interior design, and flooring.
North East businesses can tap into a new multi-million skills fund to train, retrain and retain their workforce.
Gateshead College has been awarded £3m as part of the first wave of funding allocated by the newly formed North East Combined Authority to address critical skills gaps and support the growth of the regional economy.
PEOPLE on Teesside have been able to see for themselves the progress which is being made at the giant Teesworks development at a series of open public tours of the site this month.
