As part of our Big Question feature, we asked four Forum members: what business trend(s) do you think will emerge in 2022?
Net Zero Teesside Power’s carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) project has hit another major milestone today (15 December) as the first contracts for a design and development competition have been awarded to two engineering consortiums.
Moody Logistics and Storage has been named regional member of the year for Scotland and the North East by international palletised freight network, Pall-Ex.
HLA Services strengthens its relationship with Sunderland University, winning a three-year air conditioning and ventilation contract.
With the festive break so close on the horizon, many of us will be forgiven for being distracted by the gifts still to buy and the mince pies and mulled wine. But now is the crucial time to focus on seeing out the year with drive and prepping for a strong start to 2022.
Mayor Ben Houchen had today (8 December) urged local businesses to take advantage of Government’s Kickstart Scheme before it closes as it was revealed Tees Valley Business has helped to create 745 new roles in the region.
Animmersion is continuing its long-standing relationship with Anglo American and the Woodsmith Project following delivery of a new 3D interactive experience designed to highlight the sustainable design and innovative engineering involved in the construction of the UK’s first deep mine in 40 years.
A Teesside-based print and marketing company is hosting a photography competition – and it’s all in aid of a good cause.
A North East façade company has tripled turnover in a year, with plans to double that figure over the next 12 months.
Independent technology consultancy Opencast has launched a radical new share options scheme to give its entire team a stake in the future success of the business.
