Bailey Fisher assists Omobono with appointment of Global Account Director
Bailey Fisher Executive Search is pleased to have worked with award-winning communications agency Omobono on the appointment of a Global Account Director.
Anna Santamaria Echaniz joins KISS as part of the EU Leonardo Programme
KISS Communications, part of the KISS Creative Group, has expanded its team with the appointment of Anna Santamaria Echaniz to the role of Account Executive.
A14 tolls - the next fuel escalator?
Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce has spoken out against the government’s plans to introduce tolling on the upgraded A14, claiming that it is simply a way for the government to set a new principle that allows it to raise more money from motorists.
Addenbrooke’s to host new national clinic for rare cancers
The first ever national clinic set up to investigate rare cancers of the digestive system will be located at Addenbrooke’s.
Abcodia announces world-wide agreement for the ROCA ovarian cancer screening test
Abcodia today announced that it has entered into an agreement for an exclusive commercial licence for ROCA, which has the potential to be a major breakthrough for the early diagnosis of ovarian cancer.
Increased confidence in Hydrocarbon Dew Point measurements: new white paper available
Hydrocarbon Dew-Point is a critical parameter in determining the quality of natural gas. High levels of heavy hydrocarbons in natural gas present possible safety issues and may cause damage to pipeline transmission systems and jeopardise operation of gas turbines.
Bangers and cash: CBM asks donors to Giveacar
CBM UK, the overseas disability charity based in Cambridge, is asking the public to crunch their old cars for cash as part of a novel fund-raising scheme run by the Giveacar social enterprise.
How can SMEs access and exploit graduate talent?
Anglia Ruskin University is inviting SMEs from across the region to take part in a series of Focus Groups looking at how SMEs can recruit, train and support graduate talent for business success.
Marshall launches architectural competition for Wing development
Marshall of Cambridge is launching an architectural competition for the Wing development, named ‘DraWing’, which will be geared towards architects with a Cambridge connection. The Company is asking those who understand the essence of Cambridge to provide ideas for the design of a single dwelling from a choice of six house types – focusing on Cambridge’s character and detail in relation to Wing’s…
Wake Up with Wintercomfort - less than one month to go!
The countdown begins: less than one month to go until the Wake Up with Wintercomfort event on 10 October!
CMC Exhibitions makes designs work! DSEI 2013, ExCel and Cake and Bake Show, Earls Court
Recent examples show how CMC Exhibitions, a design and build exhibition stand contractor based on the outskirts of Cambridge, continues to supply successful exhibition stand solutions for local and national companies.
Cambridge Assessment welcomes new Group HR Director
A new HR Director has just begun work at the leading exam group Cambridge Assessment. Liz Allan will be responsible for a 2,000-strong workforce at the Cambridge-based group.
Free boundary scan workshop takes place next month
XJTAG is running a free boundary scan training workshop on Tuesday 22nd October in association with the Science and Technology Facilities Council at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory in South Oxfordshire.
Costain achieves significant time savings with AVEVA Laser Modeller
AVEVA has announced that Costain, a leading UK Engineering Contractor (EPC) has achieved significant time and cost savings using AVEVA Laser Modeller.
Cordic and One Transport offer complete integrated despatch gateway with vehicle tracking
Cordic and One Transport are pleased to announce that they are able to offer fleets using the Cordic system full integration and vehicle tracking support with One Transport’s booking platform.
How to keep top talent in your organisation
When it comes to retaining your top talent, complacency is the biggest mistake employers can make.
Drug developed in Cambridge approved for treatment of multiple sclerosis
A transformational new treatment for multiple sclerosis (MS) - the result of over three decades of research in Cambridge - was approved today by the EU agency responsible for regulating new drugs. The approval concludes a nearly 40-year epic journey from fundamental research to discovery of an effective treatment for active relapsing MS.
Clash of the capsules sees Cambridge startup take on Nestle for share of Nespresso® market
After a High Court ruling opened the door for some serious competition, Cambridge-based company Big Cup Little Cup has put its coffee credentials on the line: taking on giants Nestlé by offering a high quality alternative to its Nespresso® capsules.
Book now for Cambridge Network events this autumn
Cambridge Network is gearing up for a busy autumn, with a calendar of interesting events and activities planned for the next few months.
Calling all apprentice employers
The Cambridge Area 14-19 Partnership wants to give all students in state secondary schools in the Cambridge area the chance to learn about the apprenticeship route to employment. The best way is through speaking to current and ex-apprentices and their employers.
ARM gives local students insight into electronics
Twenty students from six different schools and colleges across Cambridge got hands-on experience of programming and electronic engineering at ARM. The day was run by university students on placements at ARM, mainly through the UK Electronics Skills Foundation scholarship programme.
KISS team continues to grow with appointment of Kelly Da Silva Fernandes
Following a succession of new account wins, KISS Communications, part of the KISS Creative Group, continues to grow its rapidly expanding team with the appointment of Kelly Da Silva Fernandes to the position of Senior Account Manager.
Global Inkjet Systems launches new USB 3.0 Print Manager Board technology
GIS has added USB 3.0 capability to its family of Print Manager Boards. The new PMB-C8-3 has been developed to support the increasingly high data rate requirements of the latest industrial inkjet printheads.
Record year for University investment in spin-outs
The University of Cambridge invested nearly £2.3 million last year to support the development of Cambridge spin-outs.
Exciting residency programme continues at Wysing Arts Centre
Wysing Arts Centre’s final set of artists’ residencies within its 2013 programme, Convention T, starts at the end of this month.