DWF, the global provider of integrated legal and business services, has announced seven promotions in Belfast. The global legal business has promoted corporate services lawyer Orla Hanna to partner, meanwhile, construction litigator Denise O’Hagan and insurance lawyers Louise Craig and John McCloskey were all
Construction Industry Training Board NI (CITB NI), and the Women in Construction Network will host the 3rd Women in Construction Summit, on Wednesday 13 March 2024 at Crowne Plaza Hotel. With a focus on ‘Redefining Foundations’, the summit will honour women whilst exploring and challenging
Local natural gas supplier firmus energy has announced that Dementia NI has been chosen as its Charity of the Year 2024. Over the course of the year, firmus energy will organise various corporate and staff-led events, as well as other exciting initiatives in conjunction
Leading creative communications agency Morrow Communications has been reaccredited with the PRCA Communications Management Gold Standard (CMS), the only Northern Ireland based consultancy to hold the top accreditation. The CMS accreditation is the quality mark of communications professionalism worldwide and the Holywood-based consultancy has already
Contemporary flexible working practices, and their potential to power productivity and a more inclusive labour market will be the focal point of the Labour Relations Agency’s (LRA) upcoming annual conference. Taking place on the 14 March at Stranmillis College, Flexible Futures 2024 will be delivered
Deloitte has launched the 2024 Best Managed Companies Awards (BMC) and is calling for ambitious Irish and Northern Irish companies across all sectors to enter this year’s programme. Now in its sixteenth year, the programme celebrates the hard work, innovation, and success of businesses across
Tourism is one of Northern Ireland’s most important economic sectors and key to dispersing wealth right across Northern Ireland, contributing an annual tourism expenditure of more than £1 billion in 2019 and supporting approximately 71,000 jobs across the region. Innovation is at the heart of
Luxury handbag and clothing brand Taylor Yates has secured a national award from Innovate UK worth £50,000. The funding will support the Bushmills-based business, owned by mother and daughter team Karen and Ellen Yates, in its vision to redefine sustainability in fashion through upcycling waste
Business leaders from across the sectors in Northern Ireland have called on the newly formed Executive to urgently address the current skills gap as well as challenges posed by the current Apprenticeship Levy model. Senior executives gathered for a roundtable event, organised by Workplus and
Bangor’s Glenlola Collegiate has been crowned winners of the annual NI Schools Business Challenge. Eighty six pupils from schools across the region took part this year. A partnership between Queen’s Business School, BDO Northern Ireland, Henderson Group and supported by CCEA, the competition tests
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