Diversity Mark NI is Northern Irelands only independent not-for-profit charter mark. At their second Business of Diversity Lunch they welcomed special guest Gary Kennedy, Chair of Greencore. He is also co-chair of Balance for Better Business, a business group launched by Taoiseach
The current Brexit deal still has more questions than answers for local businesses, the Chairman of leading business organisation Institute of Directors Northern Ireland has said. Gordon Milligan was addressing more than 140 delegates at a major lunch
Sixty five local people have celebrated overcoming their phobia of flying after attending easyJet’s Fearless Flyer course in Belfast. The group took part in the one-day course, run by phobia expert Lawrence Leyton and senior easyJet pilot Chris
Northern Ireland’s largest car retailer, Charles Hurst Group, is opening a new 80-seat café and restaurant at its Boucher Road site in Belfast later this month following a £300,000 investment. The new ‘BOLT’ eatery has also awarded Hospitality Belfast,
The owner of a Newry day spa who started her business in a rented room just three years ago has expanded into 3,500 sq ft premises at River Street in the city, where she employs 11 staff. Lisa McCrink, who trained
Liberty IT, the Belfast and Dublin-based technology arm of Liberty Mutual Insurance, has been ranked 9th in the 2019 Best Workplaces™ In Tech UK Awards ‘Large’ category – the only company based in Northern Ireland to reach the top ten.
The first tenant to sign up to the Kings Hall Health and Wellbeing Park’s new precision medicine hub Dataworks has been announced as Diaceutics. The local company – which is listed on the London Stock Exchange – has
Belinda Brown, Diageo’s Global Audit and Risk Director for Europe and Africa was a guest speaker at the UK ‘Family Friendly Employer Awards’ hosted by ‘Employers For Childcare’, which took place in the Galgorm Resort and Spa on 16th October 2019.
Centra is bringing enhanced convenience to customers across Northern Ireland with new stores opening at Bradbury Place and York Road in Belfast and the Millennium Forum in Derry~Londonderry. The three stores represent an investment of £920,000 by the leading NI retailer, creating an
Women in Business, Northern Ireland’s largest and fastest growing female network, marks a milestone this month as it celebrates its 3,000th member. Founded in 2002, Women in Business has evolved over the past 17 years
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