
Belfast Chamber Business Awards 2021 launched
Belfast Chamber Business Awards 2021 have been officially launched. The Awards, are now in their 6th year and have become a benchmark of business excellence in the city, are sponsored
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Belfast Chamber Business Awards 2021 have been officially launched. The Awards, are now in their 6th year and have become a benchmark of business excellence in the city, are sponsored

In the last 12 months to March 2021, Co-Ownership has helped more than 1000 households into home ownership, the majority of which were first time buyers. Despite being closed for

Esri Ireland, the market leader in Geographic Information Systems (GIS), has announced the appointment of Dr Andrew Bell as Solution Architect in its Northern Ireland office. In this role, Andrew

Seven local firms whose innovative technologies are shaping the post-pandemic world have signed up to be the Bright Future Partners of the EmTech Europe conference. Kicking off its three-year series

Successful businesswoman and mentor, Bernie Allen, has launched a new series of free webinars to help businesses move forward following the most challenging period enterprise has ever experienced. There can

Allstate NI, EY and Herbert Smith Freehills are back with the fourth instalment in the virtual ‘Your Child, Their Future’ series, this time to promote the value of work experience.

Home-grown cosmetics brand, BPerfect, opened with a bumper weekend of sales in their new mega store in Derry-Londonderry. The 2,200 square foot store opened on Saturday, and is located in

Our working model has changed and will continue to change, and this will be focus of the next virtual panel discussion hosted by the Chief Officers 3rd Sector (CO3) on

Cloud solutions company 3EN has teamed up with tech leaders SureCert to create a programme designed to screen job candidates quickly and efficiently. The partnership will help 3EN continue to

Alpha Housing has joined Ulster Wildlife’s ‘Let Nature In’ campaign to help reverse the decline in wildlife by creating nature-friendly gardens in its 40 sites across Northern Ireland. The local