Osbit, the UK-headquartered offshore technology company, has delivered twin wind turbine tower lifting tools to GE Vernova’s Offshore Wind business. The tools will initially be used in constructing the world’s largest offshore wind farm to date, Dogger Bank.
A clothing business which has become globally known for its equestrian attire is now making moves into the mainstream female sportswear market, with its founder geared for growth having become sole owner of the business.
Since its launch, leading IT solutions supplier Smart IT has been dedicated to providing employment opportunities to individuals across the North East. Now, the Gateshead-based business is accelerating its approach thanks to a new, larger Head Office, resulting in 15 new staff in recent months with plans for further significant growth in the coming year.
JMAC, a Teesside-based company specialising in access and multi-discipline industrial services, announces a monumental milestone in its family-run business as it brings its four distinctive brands together under one unified brand: JMAC Group.
National Building & Maintenance Solutions (NBMS), based in Newcastle upon Tyne, has worked with St Oswald’s Hospice, in Gosforth, to revamp the kitchen in its children and young adults service area, which has been providing short breaks for families across the North East for more than 20 years.
Business growth is essential for the long-term health and survival of a business. Without business growth, your operations could become stagnant, and standards lowered, having a detrimental effect on your staff morale.
CMYK Business Technology will be sponsors and partners of both the NEAA Automotive Expo 2023 and EMCON Engineering & Manufacturing Conference 2023 in September. CMYK will also be providing both events with digital sign-in and registration services.
Leading North East England engineering company Osbit Ltd has recruited 26 new employees to support its offshore wind projects.
A husband-and-wife team have led their management board to complete a buyout of the £6million turnover double-glazing business they set up in 2003.
Software and technology experts from around the world have appeared in Middlesbrough to speak at an inaugural tech conference.
