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Trinity Harper Cleaning expands operations
As Trinity Harper Cleaning approaches its 10-year anniversary, the business is entering a new phase of growth, expanding services across North Cambridgeshire and welcoming new commercial and institutional clients. The expansion reflects continued demand for Trinity Harper’s people-first...
Conferences curated by Cambridge Dining Co.
Whether you are planning a focused board meeting, large-scale conference or a multi-day retreat, Cambridge Dining Co. offers conferencing spaces to suit every brief, every mood and every ambition. With a portfolio of standout venues and a catering team that scales seamlessly, we place o...
Designing for accessibility and inclusivity
In today’s digital world, designing with accessibility and inclusivity in mind isn’t just a “nice to have” — it’s essential. It helps ensure that everyone, regardless of ability, can access and use your website. From ethical responsibility to legal compliance and improved user experienc...
5 common branding mistakes small businesses make and how to avoid them
Branding is often misunderstood as “just a logo”, but it’s so much more than that. Your brand is how your business looks, feels, and sounds across every touchpoint from your website and social media to your business cards and email signature.Here are the five most common branding mistak...
Unveiling Lloyd’s Veterans Charity – a 200 year legacy
We were privileged to attend the official launch of Lloyd’s Veterans Charity, previously named Lloyd’s Patriotic Fund, a charity that has been serving veterans and their families for more than 200 years. The milestone event not only signified a name change but also welcomed a new e...
ELRIG: Creating cohesive sub-brands
Creating sub-brands is a balancing act. Each one needs its own identity and purpose, while still feeling part of the core brand identity. If you get it right, you can build recognition and trust. Get it wrong, and brands begin to fragment.One of our longest-standing partnerships at Iden...
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 ...
What makes a physical product investable
Investability rarely starts with slides and spreadsheets. It starts earlier, often before a product has taken physical form. The foundations are laid when the brief is defined, assumptions are set, and early specifications begin to harden into direction. ...
COEL to transform the Darwin Building into a next-gen Research Hub at Chesterford Research Park
COEL has begun a full refurbishment of the Darwin Building at Chesterford Research Park, transforming the 33,000 sq ft former AstraZeneca facility into a future-ready, sustainable research hub. Discover how this project is shaping the next generation of life science workspaces across th...
Elevate Leadership: New programme launch supporting inclusive leadership at decision-making level
Inclusive leadership has moved far beyond being a “nice to have”. For today’s organisations, it is a critical capability for navigating complexity, retaining talent, and driving sustainable performance.At its core, inclusive leadership is about how decisions are made, whose voices are h...