Gearset appoints Mark Johnston as Chief Marketing Officer
Johnston appointed to accelerate Gearset’s next phase of growth, bringing significant experience in scaling technology businesses.
Cambridge Judge Business School seeks project proposals from local companies for Management Studies Tripos (MST) Project
The University of Cambridge Judge Business School (CJBS) is ranked among the world’s leading business schools. As well as a global focus, our location at the heart of this thriving community of local entrepreneurs and innovators offers a unique opportunity for us to work with the business community.
Cambridge early-stage companies raise £9bn in a decade as average deal size grows five-fold
New analysis revealed at the Innovate Cambridge Summit shows average equity raised per deal rose fivefold, from £2m in 2015 to £10m in 2025Greater Cambridge led the UK in average life sciences and deep tech investment per deal in 2025, cementing its position as the world’s second mo
No stopping sign: What It means and how it differs from no waiting
A red cross and a single red bar give drivers different instructions. No stopping and No waiting signs, clearway rules and yellow markings, with practical guidance for visitors and businesses.
Give Way Sign: What It Means and Why the Triangle Points Down
The Give Way sign is familiar to almost every driver, but its unusual shape tells a story of its own. Discover what the sign means, why it breaks the usual design rules, and how signs and road markings help make junctions easier to understand.
IonQ and the University of Cambridge open the IonQ Quantum Innovation Centre at Cavendish Laboratory's Ray Dolby Centre
Opening marks the next phase of the university's largest corporate research partnership, with a research portfolio spanning quantum computing, networking, sensing, and security.
How do founders handle the people side of scaling? New Cambridge-based project to help scale-up leaders gain insights from peers
Founders and executives at Cambridge scale-ups are being invited to share how they’ve handled the people challenges of fast growth, as part of a new peer insights project.
PHG Foundation to become PHG Cambridge
PHG Foundation is changing its name to PHG Cambridge. The change will be in place from 21 October 2026.What is changingFrom 21 October 2026 you'll start seeing the new name reflected in our website and other communications.
Better managers are built between the training days: Introducing Experience Pridmora
Management development doesn't end when a course finishes. Pridmora has launched a guided, interactive experience showing how organisations can support managers through everyday workplace challenges and gain clearer insight into how management capability develops over time.
The productivity leaks hiding in your organisation
Everyone notices the big technology problems.
The internet goes down; your systems stop working and everything grinds to a halt.
Although smaller frustrations are easier to overlook.
o2h Technology launches Tech Kickstarter 5.0 for seed and early-stage companies
More than 100 start-up applications have previously applied to the Tech Kickstarter competition, with 13 winners selected, spanning life sciences, tech and AI, and green innovation.
Making an impact (and money!) at the Cambridge Forum
The Cambridge Forum was in full swing again this year at the Corn Exchange with speakers and events showcasing the very best of what Cambridge has to offer. Highlights included an opening session from Cambridge legend Dr. David Cleevely, a major partnership announcement from Crosure, the digital insurance company, and the soft launch of the AlgoDynamix impact investment fund based on the latest…
Cambridge technology company Adviisa raises £425,000 and appoints Russell Gould as Founding CEO
Adviisa brings companies and their advisers together to build a trusted business memory-helping businesses protect value, prepare for major events and retain the knowledge behind their decisions.
Is fear stalling your career, or your team?
You're good at what you do, but right now something feels different. Perhaps redundancy has arrived, or you sense it's coming. Or perhaps you're the HR leader who has to tell good people their roles are at risk. Wherever you sit, fear is part of the picture. In this article, I share what I see in my coaching work and practical ways to stop fear stalling your career or your team.
Why many B2B content strategies stop delivering results
Most B2B companies produce content consistently, but fewer step back and assess whether that content is actually helping the business grow.
Are we still solving the problem we started with?
By Lily Lin, CEO, Excellence First Enterprise Consultancy (EFEC), and Founder, CognateUK.
NEW BOOK: Vitruvian Woman. Redefining executive presence through the power of image literacy
Vitruvian Woman by Daniela Florea redefines executive presence through image literacy: the ability to shape and project presence with purpose. Rooted in the timeless principles of Vitruvius – firmitas (Strength), utilitas (Relevance) and venustas (Beauty) the book positions presence as a strategic leadership asset for women. Blending classical wisdom, contemporary research, personal stories…
Taiwanese technology leaders head to Cambridge to strengthen innovation ties
Cambridge, 29th September - A delegation of leading Taiwanese technology leaders will visit Cambridge on the 29th September as part of a wider UK tour exploring opportunities to invest, build commercial partnerships with British businesses and connect with the UK’s technology ecosystem.
Why omnichannel lead strategies matter in complex B2B markets
Many B2B companies operate across multiple marketing channels, yet prospects often experience those channels as disconnected.
CellCentric wins Business of the Year at 36th Business Weekly Awards ahead of tipped US IPO
Tony Quested writes: CEO Will West winged in from New York as his company CellCentric won the 36th annual Business Weekly Awards' coveted Business of the Year crown at Queens' College.
What does it take to build a world-class company in the UK?
The UK has no shortage of great ideas. The harder question is whether we have the capital, people and appetite for risk to turn more of them into world-class companies that grow and stay here.
Why Life Science and Biotech companies struggle to connect marketing activity to pipeline
Many Life Science and Biotech organisations invest significantly in lead generation but find it difficult to demonstrate a clear link between marketing activity and revenue outcomes.
Cambridge Tech Week 2026 unveils its most ambitious agenda yet: From sovereign AI and quantum to AGI, healthcare and the future of defence technology
Cambridge Tech Week 2026 has unveiled its full agenda featuring more than 100 inspirational technology leaders speaking and debating across five days, from 14–18 September.
PA Consulting and Cosine collaborate to advance sovereign AI for critical sectors
PA Consulting (PA), a Jacobs company, is joining a coalition led by London-based Artificial Intelligence (AI) lab Cosine to co-design Lumen Sovereign, the UK’s first fully sovereign frontier AI model for highly regulated and nationally important sectors.
Gearset launches Cam, the AI agent that helps Salesforce teams accelerate development without sacrificing control
Within a week of onboarding Cam, Gearset customers had it creating up to 44% of their team's pull requests.