business

Downtown Liverpool host Joe Anderson at Economy Forum

Last night Joe Anderson officially unveiled plans for ‘city deal’ to Liverpool's business community

Have your say on the Mayor for Liverpool

Local business network, Downtown Liverpool in Business (DLiB) is hosting an online business poll on its website to ask people’s views on the subject of an elected mayor for Liverpool.

Tennis Tournament to host networking event

The Liverpool International Tennis Tournament invites you to attend … a tennis themed business networking event

Law firm to sponsor opening of new Anfield Business Centre

Anfield Business Centre, a new serviced office space which it is hoped will help to regenerate and revive the Anfield and Walton area of the city, is to officially open in February.

Local businesses invited to run Liverpool Half Marathon for Jamie Carragher’s charity

Community Foundation for Merseyside is looking to recruit local businesses and organisations to participate in the 2012 Liverpool Half Marathon this spring, in order to raise money for Jamie Carragher’s 23 Foundation.

NEW VENUE SET TO BOOST CREWE ECONOMY!

Residents in Crewe are set to enjoy a Christmas night out a bit
closer to home this year with the opening of a new bar and nightclub in the
centre of town.

Jamie Carragher’s charity offers discounted race spaces on the Santa Dash and Half Marathon

If you’re looking for an excuse to sign up to Run Liverpool’s 5K Santa Dash, then a regional charity is on hand to help.
Community Foundation for Merseyside is looking to recruit people to participate in this year’s Santa Dash (Sunday 4 December) to help raise money for Jamie Carragher’s 23 Foundation.

Liverpool Commercial District Partnership awards PR & Marketing contract to Kenyon Fraser

Liverpool’s Commercial District Partnership has just signed up Liverpool’s largest marketing communications firm Kenyon Fraser to undertake all its marketing and PR.

The Bid Presentation Interview-Why It’s Yours To Lose

How would you feel about losing a £26 million contract that you know you should have won?

Or when you don’t win a £7 million one even though you know that you are by far the best company for the job?

Sounds like a nightmare….

But these are just two instances  I have come across in the last few weeks where companies have lost multi-million pound contracts,  not because their  project or service wasn’t good, but because of  a poor presentation.

Businesses must not be ‘collateral damage’ in banking reform

Commenting on the publication of the final report by the Independent Commission on Banking, Jack Stopforth, Chief Executive of Liverpool Chamber of Commerce, said:

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