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Liverpool Chamber of Commerce 2019 Annual Award Winners

Winners announced for Liverpool Chamber of Commerce Annual Awards 2019

EAU (Scotland) Invests in Stirling base as springboard for growth
The Tyne Bridge and the Sage - Newcastle Gateshead Quayside

Business Triage: Three entrepreneurs with a mission to boost the North East's SMEs market

Collecting Capacity Market payments could prove tricky
data security

How to reduce cybersecurity complexity and successfully manage risks

London Food and Drink Firms Hungry to Export Head to Cologne

Midlands businesses raise a glass for inaugural Proptobier event
Tom Benford of Plastic Phobia (second left) receives his award from (left to right) Taylor&Emmet's Rob Moore, Clare Frisby and Sheffield Chamber president, Steve Manley.

Taylor&Emmet recognises young business talent
Jenny Davies, CEO at M247

M247 unveils its full fibre city network offering ultrafast connectivity to more Manchester businesses

Arkadin becomes Cloud Communications division of NTT
L-R Ann Keene - Stokesley Rotary Club, Mark Dicken, Director of the Terry Dicken Business Park, Sue Thompson, Thirsty Thursday Founder, Derek Noble – Chairman of The Jack Brunton Charitable Trust and Marie Banks, Manager of Springboard Business Centre.

Defibrillator success for Stokesley's Thirsty Thursday business network group.
Keeping enterprise IoT devices up-to-date represents a significant challenge

Two thirds of IT teams say it will be “impossible” to keep workplace IoT devices up to date