Cambridge-based charitable business, CBM (UK) Ltd, is fighting an humanitarian crisis in Africa through an innovative cash transfer scheme that pumps lifeline funds into households and prevents them having to trade their livestock for food simply to survive.
Innovative funding offers hope in Africa
Consultant flying high with KLM leadership programme
US2U Consulting, the Norwich-based business consultancy, has extended a contract with KLM UK Engineering, the wholly owned subsidiary of KLM Royal Dutch Airlines and is starting the next phase of a leadership development programme.
Business Weekly New Year Honours – Service Providers
American industrialist Henry Ford said that a business absolutely devoted to service would have only one worry about profits – “they will be embarrassingly large.”
Education headhunter launches in Cambridge
abbis education, a new recruitment agency, opened its doors in Cambridge UK today
Peterborough recruitment firm sold as founder exits
A £20 million turnover recruitment company in Peterborough has been sold for an undsiclosed sum to facilitate the founder’s exit.
Cambridge charity fights Kenya food crisis
Cambridge based charitable business CBM (UK) Ltd has secured a grant of almost £100k from the Scottish Government to boost humanitarian efforts in Kenya.
Beacon glows as business grows
Business is booming for a Cambridge UK planning consultancy whose plans for expansion see it take on new staff and move into bigger premises in September.
Cabair expands at Cranfield hothouse
Airline pilot training provider Cabair International has expanded its presence in the Innovation Centre at Cranfield University Technology Park.
Security firm creates 80 new jobs
A busy summer that has already included the provision of security and stewarding at concerts, parades, race meetings, festivals and the Royal Norfolk Show, has created 80 new jobs at Norwich based security firm EventGuard.
Energy recruiter opens Lowestoft office
Specialist energy recruitment firm R People Ltd has expanded its operations in East Anglia with the opening of a new office at OrbisEnergy in Lowestoft, the UK hi-tech innovation centre for offshore renewables.
Business Link launches summer startups campaign
Business Link is urging would-be entrepreneurs in the East of England to take the plunge and seek help with turning business dreams into reality.
TTP in concert with community
Tech design consultancy TTP Group plc hosted the launch of the 2011 Cambridge Summer Music Festival (CSMF).
AMEC in $280m US acquisition
The engineering and project management company, AMEC, is making a $280m (£172.2m) cash acquisition in the US.
Martial arts chop business risk
Martial of Cambridge used to evoke thoughts of the city’s major industrial employer (Marshall of Cambridge).
Møller Centre is Training Venue of the Year
The Møller Centre, the only dedicated residential management training and conference centre in Cambridge was named Training Venue of the Year in the Institute of IT Training awards at The Dorchester Hotel in London.
Business Weekly New Year Honours - SERVICE PROVIDERS: The best of local businesses are at your service
Wal-Mart founder Sam Walton hit the ethos of good service bang on the button. He said: “There is only one boss. The customer. And he can fire everybody in the company from the chairman on down simply by spending his money somewhere else.”
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- Roem announces two major European training contracts
- Breakfast event identifies how businesses can cut recruitment costs and gain loyal staff
- Cambridge businesses join forces to help homeless youngsters
- Search is on for UK customer service champion
- East of England highlighted as leading local economy
- Firms answer World Cup SOS
- Win the chance to ask UK’s best serial entrepreneurs your burning question at the BLN Growth Forum
- Servest eyes triple turnover bonanza
- Like father – like son: Family firm celebrates 35 years of success and looks to bright future
- office2office acquires business out of acquisition
- Telegraph Business Club identifies TCHC as a successful high-growth business
- Christine Berry joins Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust
- Chilford Hall appoints new facilities coordinator
- Top consultancy moves to Cambridge
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