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New Bleed Control Kit installed at The EpiCentre
A new Bleed Control Kit, donated by The Harley Barfield Project, that is designed to help manage life-threatening bleeding emergencies, has been installed at The EpiCentre, Haverhill.
Leadership & Fractional Talent
Building leadership teams that match your stage of growth.
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Finding the technical talent that powers innovation.
GTM Team Build
Helping technology companies build high-performing commercial teams.
Pure Resourcing Solutions Launches 2026 Salary Guide with Enhanced Regional and Sector Insights
In today's competitive labour market, access to accurate salary data and market intelligence is essential.
Truly Tailored NEBOSH Award in Health and Safety at Work Qualification
Our Truly Tailored NEBOSH Award in Health & Safety at Work is SQA accredited at Level 2. It is perfect fit for your Supervisors and Managers alike and is more than suitable for employees who are embarking on their first health and safety role.
Celebrating 19 years of Henson Crisp | Financial advice built on trust
For 19 years, Henson Crisp has helped individuals, families and business owners make sense of financial advice, building long-term relationships across Peterborough, Cambridge and the surrounding areas.
Run for Cambridge Cyrenians in the Cambridge Half Marathon!
Cambridge Cyrenians has some free spaces available for the Cambridge Half Marathon in March 2026. All we ask of you is to meet our modest fundraising target. Get in touch if you or your team would be interested to help raise money and run for the oldest homelessness charity in Cambridge!
The Welch Group crowned ESG Champions of The Palletline Network for third consecutive year
Duxford-based Welch’s Transport is celebrating after fending off competition from hauliers across the UK to win Palletline’s Environmental and Social Impact Award.
Why B2B marketing leaders don't trust their own numbers
This piece asks why so many B2B marketing leaders, despite bigger teams and better tools, still don't trust their own numbers. Forrester's Marketing Survey 2024 found 64% of B2B marketing leaders don't trust their organisation's own marketing measurement for decision-making, which the piece consideres as the gap between the pressure to prove ROI and the ability to actually measure what's driving…
Intuition is cultivated, not transcribed
Beth, at KISS, makes the case that intuition isn't a mystical trait but a biological process, one that generative AI can't replicate however sophisticated it becomes.
You're briefing tasks when you should be briefing problems
Most client-agency relationships drift into transactional territory not because the work goes wrong, but because the briefing does. Clients often say they want an agency's thinking, not just execution, "we want your brains, not your hands" as one client put it, yet the briefs that actually land describe a task rather than a problem: a landing page, with the copy and wireframe already attached.
When playing it safe is the biggest risk
This piece flips the usual assumption that caution equals safety in B2B marketing. The argument is that "safe" campaigns still carry risk, it just shows up as work nobody remembers rather than a campaign that visibly misses the mark, and that cost compounds quietly over time.
The quantum race has a communications problem
Sarah makes the case that the UK's quantum sector has a communications problem, not a science one. The trigger is ProQure, the government's £2 billion procurement programme launched in March 2026, which asked quantum companies to explain themselves to civil servants and commercial leads rather than fellow physicists, and exposed how few were ready to do it.
The gap in B2B marketing that nobody owns
Drawing on 35 years in marketing, Sarah argues there's a gap in B2B marketing that nobody quite owns. Buyers no longer work through a methodical long-list, they're increasingly handed a shortlist by an AI-generated answer, an algorithm-curated feed or a trusted peer recommendation, and being good at what you do is no longer enough to be visible.
AI in marketing: separating hype from useful
Beth's latest piece at KISS cuts through the noise around "AI imposter syndrome," addressing that nagging feeling that everyone else has AI figured out while you're still working out which tool does what.
Why curiosity beats experience
After 30 years in the industry, KISS's Jane argues that experience is worth less than staying curious. The piece draws on a recent PROI Global Summit session that left her, by her own account, humbled by how much she still had to learn.
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The international Centre for Happiness: Professional Services
• Strategic consultancy & oversight
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• Employment law through specialist partners
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• Technology redistribution programmes
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• Executive mentoring
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Cambridge Forum announces finalists for Pitch My Idea: AI and Health
Cambridge, UK – 4th August 2026 – Cambridge Forum has announced the seven companies selected to present to the audience at Pitch My Idea, a showcase of a high-calibre group of high growth potential companies with ambitious solutions across AI, health and technology.