Planning a business event in Cambridge? Here's what to look for in a venue..
Cambridge has some genuinely outstanding venues for corporate events — from converted barns and lakeside spaces to world-class museums and cutting-edge science park facilities. But with so much choice, picking the right one for your brief can feel overwhelming.
How to communicate effectively using the Fab Four Foundations
If you want to influence, impress, and inspire with your writing, public speaking, and storytelling, whatever the subject, you need the Fab Four Foundations of Compelling Communication.
Less slides, more style in public speaking
The fewer the slides, the better the presentation.
A controversial claim, I know, and yet…
It’s something I’ve seen time and again.
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Speakers who hide behind slides packed full of text and images…
Approaching clinical development? Sense-checking your readiness through a patient lens.
We know that the transition from pre-clinical research into clinical development is one of those moments where everything feels like it accelerates.
The art of feedback
‘Feedback is the breakfast of champions’; a quote attributed to author Ken Blanchard, highlighting that consistent feedback is essential for personal and professional growth.
Time to Talk Day - Embedding conversations at work
Todays is National #TimeToTalkDay, this has been one of the most successful campaigns over the years to get people talking about mental health.
The art of expertise: where confidence and trust are built
By Elizabeth Ling, Principal Mediator, OW Resolve
Who is responsible for website accessibility?
Web accessibility isn’t the job of one person; it’s a whole team effort. Although the coding is done by developers, the responsibility for accessibility is not on their shoulders alone. In fact, accessibility isn’t the sole responsibility of an agency either. It’s a collaborative effort.
Growth in 2026: What Really Works (and What's Holding SMEs Back)
SME growth isn't being held back by lack of effort — most leadership teams are already busy. The real blocker is fragmentation: misaligned priorities, patchy data and disconnected marketing activity.
How to build an AI roadmap for SMEs: a practical guide for 2026
Most SMEs don't fail at AI because the tools are wrong — they fail because they never built a plan. This guide sets out a practical, staged approach to AI adoption, starting with data foundations and ending with scaled, governed use across the business.
The psychology of retention: why people leave managers, not organisations
By Bukky Gray, Director of Talent Management and HR Cambridge University Development and Alumni Relations
Employee Retention in 2025: Using outsourcing for strategic advantage
By Bay Tree VA Limited
Relationships at work: How to have emotionally intelligent communication with your colleagues
By Elizabeth Ling, Principal Mediator, OW Resolve
7 myths about the imposter phenomenon
By Kate Atkin: speaker, author and facilitator (imposter phenomenon)
From jargon to clarity: The power of communicating complex concepts effectively
By Jackie Wrout, Counsellor, Supervisor and Trainer
6 essential steps to successfully launch your new website
By Krishna Solanki, founder and creative director at Krishna Solanki Designs (KSD)
How a nomination and a bit of deception made national TV
By Pauline Smith, Director, The Comms Smith
Maintaining resilience in times of change
By Gemma Brown, Gemma Brown Coaching.
Are your key business relationships tired? Here are the 5 most effective ways to improve them
By Jon Luckhurst and Gareth Lewis, Development Group International
Reflecting on 25 years of working in mental health
By Claire Harris, Founder and Director of Training at Promote Mental Health
Open your eyes to better sleep
By Bianca Armitage, MSci, Neuroscience of Wellbeing Consultant - LiveBrighterNOW