The Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) has appointed InWork GM to deliver the new Working Well (Work and Health Programme) across Greater Manchester.
Whatever stage of development your business is at there's never been a better time to think globally than right now. All the research shows that businesses that export are more resilient, robust, agile and profitable and 85% of companies say exporting has led to a level of growth not otherwise possible.
What if somebody told you it was completely possible for your brand to be recognised globally within weeks.
45% of online shoppers buy goods from overseas stores, which demonstrates the vast potential for international online sales. If you’re selling internationally through your own website rather than an e-marketplace you could be missing a trick. This is the opinion of Karl Susol, team leader of the north west international trade team.
Ten Acre announced the contract, estimated to be worth £200,000 a year, as the Prime Minister Theresa May met businesses and investors during a trip to strengthen trade ties with Canada.
Economic and social impact enterprise, The Growth Company has been recognised for the quality of its supply chain management. In its first assessment for the Merlin Standard accreditation, The Growth Company has achieved a rating of “Good”.
Members of The Growth Company’s senior management team took part in a volunteering opportunity on 28 September, when they visited the Justlife Health and Enterprise Centre in Openshaw, Manchester.
Growth Company staff Tania Richardson and Nicola Garry were chosen to meet His Royal Highness Prince William, The Duke Of Cambridge, when he officially opened Mersey Care’s Life Rooms in Walton, Liverpool on 14 September during a tour of the services on offer to the local community and mental health service users
Individuals and businesses from across Greater Manchester came together at the Friends Meeting House for the Skills for Employment Awards, which honoured those whose work has helped change lives.
For thousands of teenagers across Greater Manchester, the anxious wait for A Level results ends this week. But regardless of the results, there are still big decisions to take about the first steps to that dream career
