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New intern adds flare to More Fire PR

Final year Multimedia Journalism student Lydia Smith has won an internship with Northamptonshire-based communications consultancy, More Fire PR Ltd. Lydia, an undergraduate at London South Bank University, has already gained extensive experience in writing and producing content for multiple...
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University of Gloucestershire advises Algerian government on cyber security

Rapidly gaining a reputation in the world of cyber security, the University of Gloucestershire has this week been invited to Algeria to advise the Algeria government. The invitation to the University’s Head of the School of Business and Technology, Professor Kamal Bechkoum, came after the had...
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Students inspired to think about the future at careers fair

From engineering to law, through to construction, plumbing, film making and higher education – over 300 pupils from years 9 to 13 at the Latimer Arts College gained a glimpse of the future during a special Careers Fair organised by the school at Wicksteed Park on Wednesday 25th April. The event...
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Talented Teams launches for Northants businesses

Elsby & Co Accountants and Business Advisors has launched ‘Talented Teams,’ a new service to provide companies with support in recruiting, retaining and rewarding the very best employees. The initiative has been developed and led by Kate Smart, Director of Talented Teams and a champion of...
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Welcome Systems tackles hotel sector slowdown

Northamptonshire-based hospitality booking software specialists Welcome Systems Ltd has launched a free version of its Welcome Anywhere property management system (PMS) to support hotels in the face of an anticipated slowdown for the sector during 2018. Welcome Anywhere is designed specifically...
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How do board directors get ahead?

Board directors are becoming increasingly sensitive to their own and other’s social status, says Professor Nada Kakabadse of Henley Business School. She continues: “The higher an individual’s significance is seen to be, the more it affects decision-making, interaction and even...
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Civil Servants unfairly blamed for failures in government policy – report

“…The default is that we’re to blame for everything. We’re to blame for Brexit being difficult; if we say Brexit’s difficult, we’re blamed for being remoaners.” – Permanent Secretary Civil servants are being unfairly blamed for failures in government policy creation and delivery...
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Liz’s world first award for Elsby & Co

Liz Brewster, Client Project Manager at Elsby & Co, has achieved a world first by completing Xero Migration Certification, a new standard recognising her ability to help businesses reduce the pressures of record keeping and use accounting information to drive decision-making. Xero, global...
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Research - effective governance means accepting challenge

New research indicates that organisational stewardship of boards has dropped to staggeringly low levels, meaning that only 18% of corporations worldwide have a strong sense of mission. In addition, 66% of board members and senior executives say they dare not raise or address critical issues that...
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Camilla embodies all too common stepmother challenges

Professor Lisa Doodson is a psychology expert and author of ‘Understanding Stepfamilies’ published by McGraw Hill. With last year having marked the 20th anniversary of Diana Princess of Wales’ death, and 2018’s already intense focus on Prince Harry and his fiancé Meghan Markle, Camilla...
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