Wellbeing
New Positive Impact Campaign targets business events in Cambridge
Meet Cambridge, the official conference and events bureau for Cambridge and the surrounding area, has launched a new campaign to support those in food poverty in Cambridge, called Meet Up & Make A Difference. ...
How to nourish leaders for growth and change
Right now, growth leaders are like seedlings in need of sunlight. You have got game changing ideas, but you need nurturing to thrive and grow (your business). The problem? Traditional paths to leadership growth—think pricey mentorships or large investment team programmes— are out...
Fresh Feedback
Define and unlock the ideal feedback culture for your business, for results with this one day open course for a cohort of leaders. ...
Double your donation for children’s mental health this Mental Health Awareness Week
Donations to Cambridgeshire children’s mental health charity Blue Smile will be doubled as part of the Big Give Kind2Mind match funding campaign from 14-28 May. ...
Mastering the mindset: ditching imposter syndrome
My working life started back in the early 90s in a predominantly male industry. I was the only female as one of four trainees, and I was always the one asked to make the drinks, do the photocopying... the list was endless. ...
Five key insights from brightonSEO
I was lucky enough to attend this year’s brightonSEO conference, which was a fantastic, full-on, informative, fun and well-organised event. ...
Creativity unleashed – finding that creative spark in everyone
During the pandemic, a Sky Arts survey found that 30% of UK adults felt they lacked the knowledge on ‘how to be creative.’ This phrase reveals a common misconception about creativity—it's not just a skill to be mastered or a subject one can fail at. ...
Say goodbye to the inner critic
Is your inner critic holding you back? Maybe it's time to say goodbye....
A step closer to new homes
It Takes a City's first modular homes are on target.
New charity shop in March town appeals for volunteers
Hospice charity appeals to people of March to volunteer in the new charity shop.