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How Aerospace Manufacturing in Exeter Is Powering Innovation for the UK's High-Tech Sector

Exeter is known for a lot of things. As is the UK. But one thing that really stands out for both, particularly the UK, is the aerospace realm. A massive industry and one that seems to be getting bigger and bigger, the more people fly and accept the role of technology, living abroad and travelling.

There is nothing more important than understanding the ins and outs of this industry, that's for sure. So without further ado, it's time to jump in.

Finding a Reliable Aerospace Manufacturer

When it comes to aerospace manufacturing, reliability isn’t just a nice-to-have; it’s...

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Exeter's Crowdcube celebrates its third year on top

Authored by Huw Oxburgh
Posted: Fri, 02/28/2014 - 11:57am

Exeter-based Crowdcube is celebrating its third year in businesses as the world’s largest Equity-based crowdfunder. Crowdfunding has come to prominence in recent years with online companies such as Kickstarter allowing users to donate funding for a wide variety of projects in exchange for rewards, based on the amount donated. Founded in 2011, Crowdcube became the world’s first equity-based crowdfunder, where the rewards for donations - generally additional or exclusive content- are instead replaced by shares of a company’s potential future profits. Since then the industry has flourished...

Why is Emotional Intelligence Important?

Authored by Shaun Durham
Posted: Thu, 02/27/2014 - 11:05am

Most people will have undertaken an IQ test at some point in their lives. IQ is a measure of an individual’s intellectual, analytical, logical and rational abilities; their verbal, spatial, visual and mathematical skills. These cognitive abilities and technical skills are important for schooling and professional qualifications. For instance, someone requires an IQ of at least 110-120 to get an advanced degree such as an MBA.

But then what differentiates, say, one solicitor from another? Why are some people better at sales, communicating or leading others? The answer may well...

Everys Solicitors put sponsorship spotlight on Centre Stage

Authored by Everys
Posted: Thu, 02/27/2014 - 10:09am

Everys Solicitors has broadened its sponsorship of Exmouth charities and causes with the backing of the town’s award-winning youth theatre company, Centre Stage.

Established in 1971 Centre Stage has a membership of 60 young people aged between 11 and 21 who perform in every production the company produces. Centre Stage is currently preparing for the musical Whistle Down the Wind.

Everys Solicitors, which has an office in Church Street, already sponsors Exmouth RFC and the Ladies’ Starlight Walk.

Bruce Brooker, Everys’ commercial director, said: “We always aim to...

How to become an ISA Millionaire

The traditional routes to becoming a millionaire – marriage, inheritance, the lottery or a genius business idea – might seem a bit fanciful to many of us but, with ISA season upon us, reports suggest that there may be many ISA millionaires in the UK already. In fact several ISA investors at Brewin Dolphin, through judicial investment directly in equities, have amassed ISAs worth over £1 million. Brewin Dolphin has 15 clients with ISAs worth millions each and 40 with ISAs over £750k; though these clients pursued a direct equity strategy and were certainly prepared to take risks. The total...

The Benefits of hosted email systems – In a nutshell

Authored by Bitpod
Posted: Tue, 02/25/2014 - 1:45pm

In this video local business expert Matt Barton from Ostrich It Services explains the benefits of using a hosted email system.

Matt explains why he thinks using a hosted email system is best and then goes onto describe the pro’s and cons of using a hosted email system to not using a hosted email system “But why should you pay for your email? After all isn't email free? Yes it can be free to you, but somebody has to pay for the service. Maybe you receive a lower level of service than you should? At the height of the Conficker virus in 2010 it was stated that up to 20% of all traffic...

Blue Chip Holidays Goes For Growth In East Devon

Authored by Ewan Davy
Posted: Tue, 02/25/2014 - 11:04am

Blue Chip Holidays, the South West’s largest provider of four and five star self catering holiday homes, has today announced the appointment of Mark Williams as Portfolio Development Manager with responsibility for property acquisition in East Devon.

Mark, who lives in Sidmouth, has over 20 years’ experience as a country homes agent in Devon and specialises in advising owners on property investment to help maximise returns.

Mark’s appointment is part of Blue Chip Holidays’ plans to increase its property portfolio in East Devon over the coming twelve months.

The...

The search is on for the region’s most promising start up

Is your fledgling food or drink brand the next big thing? The search is on for the region’s most promising start up

Four South West businesses have joined together to form The Seed Fund – a start-up business incubator designed to offer one young, regional food or drink brand the support needed to grow and build a future-proof brand. The 2014 Seed Fund launches this week and is calling for entries to find the next Pieminster, Weston’s Cider or Wyke Farms Cheese. Applicants should apply online at www.seedsw.co.uk before 14 March 2014.

Owners or managers of brands or...

Flybe considers £150m share issue

Authored by Huw Oxburgh
Posted: Thu, 02/20/2014 - 1:03pm

Flybe is looking to raise up to £150 million though a share issue to invest in the group in a move announced today. The offer for 141,501,920 new ordinary shares, costing 110p per share is hoped to raise money for a new investment to improve the company’s customer services and infrastructure. The offer price is a discount on the closing mid-market share price on February 19 which stood at of 118.5p.per ordinary share. Flybe said that, funding raised by the share issue would be spent to improve the airline’s flexibility, strengthen its balance sheet and improve its product range and brand...

Exeter Law Firm Moves Forward With New Head of Insolvency

Devon law firm Kitsons has announced the appointment of insolvency specialist Andrew Pay as its new Head of Insolvency.

Andrew replaces Emma Davy as Head of Insolvency in the firm’s Exeter office with the role of leading Kitsons’ Insolvency Team, building on existing valuable contacts, driving expansion and developing relationships with new clients across the South West.

Formerly an Associate Solicitor with Ashfords LLP, Andrew has more than 10 years experience dealing with personal and corporate insolvency matters, as well as advising construction teams on issues such as...

Utilising your Linkedin Connections – In a nutshell

Authored by Bitpod
Posted: Wed, 02/19/2014 - 6:26am

In this latest In a nutshell video local business expert Chris Wood at Q Social Media discusses how to utilise your Linkedin connections.

Chris gives great advice on how to make LinkedIn work for you. He also explains the importance of using your connections to help your develop new connections. “Advanced People Searches -- you can utilise existing connections to introduce you to shared connections - people you don't know but that your connections do. Helping you to develop new connections. This will give you new opportunities to: Drive sales leads Be seen as industry experts...

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