Blogs
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Business Weekly - Guest Blog
Investment in digital transformation critical to business success
James McElhone, a Partner in Consulting at EY in Cambridge, talks about how technological innovation and the adoption of new ways of working is something that owner managers... More
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Business Weekly - Guest Blog
Business and the environment
Stuart Wilkinson, Office Managing Partner at EY in the East of England comments on the importance of businesses having a positive impact on the environment in which they... More
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Business Weekly - Guest Blog
Technology the engine to drive thrusting new UK economy
Britain’s post-Brexit technology sector has a huge opportunity. The Cambridge Cluster is at the heart of it, writes Dr Mike Lynch OBE FREng FRS – Entrepreneur and Founder,... More
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Business Weekly - Guest Blog
Ashcroft off to a flying start in 2021
Roald Dahl said he would like to “remove January from the calendar altogether and have an extra July instead.” Whilst many of us may share his sentiments, January proved a... More
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Business Weekly - Guest Blog
Searching for an income from your investments
The pandemic has caused a great deal of uncertainty for investors, writes Kiran Chavda, Investment Manager with Charles Stanley Cambridge. In the UK, over half of FTSE 100... More
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Business Weekly - Guest Blog
No Walls, No Limits: The One Nucleus Virtual Innovation Centre is live!
The facts and figures reported over recent years can leave us in no doubt that numerous locations around the globe have developed their entrepreneurial support ecosystems in... More
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Business Weekly - Guest Blog
The new UK/EU relationship: implications for employers
The conclusion of the UK/EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement provided some much-needed good news during a sombre festive season, writes David Mills, Partner at Mills &... More
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Business Weekly - Guest Blog
Growing into the East of England Life Sciences gap
There is much to be proud of when reflecting on the success of Life Sciences in the East of England – witness the astonishing contribution academia, companies and the region’... More
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Business Weekly - Guest Blog
Technology Sovereignty and Realpolitik
Sovereignty used to be perceived as a geographic and military concept where dependence and coercion was exercised through military might, writes Dr Hermann Hauser. ... More
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Business Weekly - Guest Blog
Borders banished in new hiring environment
It was the middle of March last year when all of the live searches we were leading at Growth EQ ground to a halt. Clients called the office, almost one after the other, and... More