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.
What to expect when you first engage a financial adviser
You’ve decided to seek professional financial advice – now what? Whether you’ve decided to book a meeting with a financial adviser due to a recent change in circumstances, a significant life event or you’re finally ready to plan your retirement, knowing where to start can be a minefield.
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.
Designing hybrid user interfaces: Bridging the physical and digital
As devices become increasingly complex and connected, user interfaces are being relied upon to bridge the gap between the physical and digital parts of a system. This often leads to hybrid interfaces, a blend of physical controls and digital displays.
CES 2026: Human-centred innovation takes the stage
This year at CES, many companies focused on something we at eg technology care deeply about - designing products that genuinely support people. Ambient AI working quietly in the background, robotics designed around real tasks, calmer smart homes and wearables that reduce cognitive load all featured strongly. This blog look at the key outcomes from the show and unveils AI's shifting role in…
J.P. Morgan 2026: How MedTech leaders are de-risking product development
What’s shaping MedTech product development in 2026? At this year’s J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference, one message was clear: growth now depends on how effectively teams de‑risk product development. From intentional AI integration to stronger execution strategies and a sharper investor focus, MedTech leaders are prioritising predictable delivery over ambitious promises. In this blog, eg…
Why antigen format matters in VHH antibody discovery
Successful antibody discovery depends not only on the discovery platform, but also on how well the target antigen is prepared, presented and controlled.
AI in antibody discovery: Why better data still matters
AI and machine learning are becoming increasingly important in antibody discovery, but the field is moving beyond the idea that computational tools will simply replace experimental science.
The art of expertise: where confidence and trust are built
By Elizabeth Ling, Principal Mediator, OW Resolve
Workforce participation is a core determinant of economic performance.
And yet there’s a moment in our working lives we almost never discuss:What happens when we leave companies.Not startup exits.Employment exits.
Rethinking ‘Diversity’ and ‘Inclusion’ as Everyday Leadership Skills: Moving beyond initiatives to real-world leadership practice
Leadership today is less about having the right answers and more about navigating complexity. Decisions are made with incomplete information, competing priorities, and constant pressure to move quickly. No leader sees the full picture alone.
Sustainability at Sandon Manor - Rewilding Retreat Venue for Business Offsites, Weddings, Group Stays
Discover Sandon Manor’s sustainability promise at Sandon Bury Farm. From rewilding 1,000 acres to renewable energy and eco-conscious event spaces, we help businesses host inspiring, planet-positive offsites.
How to Calculate the Storage Space You Need
Why Storage Space Calculation Matters
Comparing self-storage prices is tough if you don’t know how much space you need. Guess too small and you’ll run out of room. Go too big and you’ll pay for empty air. The fix is simple: plan your space with basic measurements.
What organisations should consider before digitising legacy video media
Many organisations still hold valuable video content recorded on legacy formats such as VHS, Hi8, and MiniDV. These recordings may document training, research activity, events, or internal communications that are no longer reproducible.
A short sprint on multilingual experience design.
Over the holidays, I asked myself:What does “multilingual” actually mean when we build products, communities, or workplaces across Europe?
What’s next for hiring and jobseekers in 2026?
By Claire Angus, Head of Recruitment & Account Management, Cambridge Network
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.
VHH bolt-ons: Modular building blocks for smarter biologics
VHH single-domain antibodies are increasingly being used as modular building blocks in next-generation biologics.
GenX is quietly leading the charge on entrepreneurship.
62% of adults want to be their own bosses. GenZ and millennials lead in aspiration and early-stage activity.But GenX is catching up in action:- Consolidating small business ownership, especially capital-intensive or skill-based ventures.
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
Nature at Sandon Manor: Your Next Weekend Escape into a Rewilded Paradise
Group Stays in Nature at Sandon Manor
Looking for a weekend escape where wide skies, rare wildlife, and peaceful footpaths replace the noise of everyday life?
Whitepaper: Validating synthetic VHH libraries for therapeutic discovery
Synthetic VHH libraries are becoming an increasingly important route for antibody discovery, offering a faster, more controlled alternative to traditional immunisation-based workflows.
