ROAR Digital Marketing has been shortlisted for two awards at the 2022 UK Search Awards.
North East based insight and engagement agency Explain has strengthened its talented workforce with the addition of experienced researcher Dr. Rachel Gordon. Rachel has joined the team as Associate Director to support Explain’s continued growth.
As a result of the recent success of the 12-week management course ‘Help to Grow: Management’, the eligibility has changed to allow two participants per business to complete the course if their business has 10 or more employees.
IT specialist ITPS has unveiled new appointments to its board and senior leadership team, to support its next phase of growth.
Office technology company, SOS Group, is once again renewing its support for Blyth Spartans AFC and shares the new club manager’s hopes to make Croft Park a ‘fortress’ this season.
The firm based at Monkton Business Park South in Hebburn with bases in London, Edinburgh and Belfast, recently doubled its office space to support plans to create at least 20 new roles in the next year, as it meets demand from a UK-wide client base looking to use cloud technology to solve business problems.
Over the next few months, Business Doctors will be exploring the key challenges small businesses across the UK are facing as we progress into 2022. Part four of our series will focus on your people and the talent within your business. We will be focusing on how your business can attract and retain the best talent and improve existing relationships with your people
Following a series of high-profile client wins and team growth ROAR Digital Marketing has relocated to the prestigious business park.
Workplace wellbeing training and consultancy company, Key Wellbeing, launches a new training opportunity to help organisations bridge the employee-manager gap when it comes to wellbeing support.
Moody Logistics and Storage is investing £1m to expand its fleet and meet a growing demand for its services. It has already taken delivery of two of the latest Iveco S-Way artics, four 18 tonne Iveco curtain sided trucks and a 3.5 tonne Isuzu Decker City loader.
