People development
Bidwells welcomes two new Partners to drive growth in Operational Living
Bidwells, the leading real estate adviser, has appointed Kate Brennan and Robert Sheldon within its growing Operational Living team. The hires reflect Bidwells’ commitment to expanding expertise and presence in the dynamic Build to Rent, Single Family Housing, Co-Living, and Affordable ...
Pragmatic Semiconductor appoints James Davey as SVP of Sales, Business Development & Product Management
Veteran commercial technology leader joins the flexible semiconductor technology pioneer enabling sustainable edge and item-level intelligence at scale. ...
Former business ambassador and diplomat joins ARU
Harriet Fear MBE has worked at heart of city’s business ecosystem for 22 years.
Former Telegraph journalist joins Bidwells to drive communications amid rapid growth
Alexandra Bishop has been appointed by Bidwells to lead PR and communications, supporting the real estate adviser’s ambitious growth plans. ...
Samuel Atack appointed as Operations Director at Stevenage Bioscience Catalyst
Stevenage Bioscience Catalyst are delighted to announce that Samuel Atack will be stepping into the role of Operations Director at Stevenage Bioscience Catalyst on 1st April 2025 when current Operations Director Dave Mudd retires. ...
Howes Percival appoints new Head of Banking
Cambridge law firm Howes Percival has appointed Simon Warburton as Partner and Head of the firm's Banking team. ...
ARU partners with 1,000 apprenticeship employers
University reaches major milestone ahead of National Apprenticeship Week 2025.
Howes Percival adds two key hires in rapidly growing Commercial team
Firm looks to target defence, technology and innovation sectors.
CPFT psychologist wins international award for research
Psychologist Dr Ratko Radakovic has received an international award and recognition for his outstanding research in ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis), a disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord, causing loss of muscle control. ...
Hometown CEOs less likely to commit financial misdeeds
A new study finds that CEOs who run companies near their hometowns are significantly less likely to engage in accounting fraud, insider trading and other financial misdeeds. ...