The Ward Hadaway Fastest 50 Awards, one of the region’s most established annual business awards, return on Friday 9 October to recognise the 50 fastest growing privately owned companies across the North East.
A Sunderland HR expert with more than 20 years’ experience helping businesses navigate changing workplaces is launching a new book exploring one of the biggest people challenges facing employers today.
The Entrepreneurs’ Forum has welcomed Newcastle-based wealth management business Raymond James Monument as its latest Corporate Partner.
Hay & Kilner has appointed experienced corporate lawyer Sean Jackson as a Partner as it strengthens its presence in Teesside following the opening of its new Stockton-on-Tees office.
A new book by the leadership team of Stryde challenges founders and business leaders to ask whether their finance function is giving them the information they need to run the business they have built. The Finance Seat is published today and is available in Kindle, paperback and hardback editions.
What started as a dream between two ambitious IT professionals has grown into one of the North East's leading providers of managed IT services and cyber security solutions.
With the Met Office predicting a milder, wetter Autumn-Winter than usual, UK homes face an increased risk of condensation, damp, and mould. To help, home humidity expert Ebac has added to its dehumidifier range with new 12L models and lowered prices across the board.
For the past couple of years, the conversation around AI in business has focused on adoption, which businesses are using it, and which tools. Our latest Entrepreneurs’ Forum member Pulse Survey suggests we are moving into a new phase.
Growth expectations among North East entrepreneurs have strengthened for the sixth consecutive quarter, with more than half of business owners also creating new positions during the past three months.
A new major partnership will provide a ‘helping hand’ for North East businesses to access support, create jobs and unlock growth in the region.
