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Exeter Science Park strengthens business support with new arrival

Exeter Science Park has strengthened support for its growing community of businesses with the arrival of insurance and risk management brokers Exe Insurance .

The company has taken office space in the Science Park Centre and will provide advice, support and insurance services to tenants, alongside a programme of regular free drop-in sessions designed to help businesses better understand and manage their insurance needs.

Jason Buck, Head of Business Development at Exeter Science Park, said: “We are pleased to welcome the Exe Insurance team to Exeter Science Park. Their...

Council's eye-catching vision suggests bright future for trade throughout the city

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Fri, 02/22/2019 - 6:14am

Exeter City Council has unveiled an ambitious plan, branded 'Liveable Exeter', to significantly transform the Devon city over the next 20 years. New homes and cultural centres, as well as a "garden bridge" to cross the River Exe, have all been pledged as part of the scheme.

Especially promisingly, with the council set to create new types of accessible workspaces and encourage the reduced use of cars, the plan could have positive financial implications for trade.

What is 'Liveable Exeter' about?

Sweeping changes will see 12,000 new homes built in the cathedral city...

The increasing demand for expert label printing services

In this stiff and competitive technology era, there has been an increase in demand for efficient and unique product and business label printing services. To be on the edge of the competition, everyone is looking to out-do each other with increasingly attractive and meaningful labels. In the retail sector, demand for custom based labels has been growing. Retailers want to have clear and distinctive branding in the form of labels on their products and offerings. Certainly, with the increase in demand for label printing services, it is little wonder there is a lot of choice in terms of...

Maistro appoints new Chief Commercial Officer

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 02/21/2019 - 2:45pm

Maistro Plc, the AI-powered procurement marketplace for services, today announces the appointment of Neale Pritchard as Chief Commercial Officer (CCO).

Building on Maistro’s success of 2018, Neale will roll out the commercial strategy across sales and marketing to amplify Maistro’s position as a modern procurement technology provider.

Neale has over 20 years’ experience driving success within fast-growth, international companies, most recently leading UK-based People for Researchwhere he was Chief Operating Officer. He has consistently built marketing and sales programmes...

Hannah Cook is MiHi Digital's newest Digital Marketing Executive

Expanding Digital Marketing Agency Appoints New Talent

Authored by MiHi Digital
Posted: Thu, 02/21/2019 - 12:56pm

Local marketing agency MiHi Digital has welcomed a new Digital Marketing Executive to the team as its client base across the South West continues to grow rapidly.

Now entering its sixth year, MiHi Digital, which works with a number of well-known and award winning regional businesses has appointed Hannah Cook, who joins the team after a number of years working in marketing within the hospitality and manufacturing sectors.

MiHi Digital Director, Mark Worden said, “Hannah brings with her a wealth of experience and and we are delighted to welcome her to the team. In order to...

Devon Air Ambulance one of eight Air Ambulances supported by Hall & Woodhouse

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 02/20/2019 - 4:46pm

Hall & Woodhouse, the leading independent family-owned Dorset brewer, has raised £114,287 in aid of eight local air ambulance charities in the past year, including Devon Air Ambulance.

At the beginning of 2018, Hall & Woodhouse’s (H&W) team members voted to make the eight Air Ambulances their official charity partners until 2020. Through the partnership, Devon, Dorset and Somerset, Great Western, Hampshire and Isle of Wight, Kent Surrey Sussex, London, Thames Valley and Wiltshire Air Ambulance will receive support from the company.

Throughout the year, 52 pubs...

Big Devon March – Help put your workplace ‘top of the league’ 

If you own a device which counts the number of steps you take each day, you can team up with work colleagues and enter a Devon wide challenge!

The ‘Big Devon March’* encourages employees to get out of the office and raise heart rates a little! If becoming healthier isn’t incentive enough, there are also prizes on offer for those workplaces which lead the way in striding out across the county. Individuals can sign up alongside work colleagues and start ‘collecting’ steps! Those who achieve the highest average numbers will put their company on the leaderboard!

“Increasing...

The Benefits of Conducting Employee Satisfaction Surveys

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Wed, 02/20/2019 - 11:49am

Do you know how your workforce feels about working for you? Are you under the impression that everything is fine because nobody has said anything to the contrary? There’s a direct link between employee satisfaction and company success. Once you find out how your employees feel, it’s guaranteed to help your business. If your employees are happy, they will be more committed and productive. How do you discover whether your employees feel satisfied working for you, or whether they wish to change specific elements? An employee satisfaction survey is an ideal way to do so, and below we’ve listed...

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Historic Nancy Astor statue designer chosen

The installation of a statue commemorating Nancy Astor, the first female MP to sit in the UK Parliament, has moved a step closer after an artist was chosen to sculpt it.

Hayley Gibbs has been announced as designer of the statue by the judging panel for the committee that ran a successful Crowdfunding campaign to raise the required money to commission it.

“I am so honoured and excited to have my design selected for this ground-breaking piece of public art,” she said.

The target of £125,000 was smashed on January 30, allowing the committee to move onto the...

Free delivery: Does it benefit businesses?

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Wed, 02/20/2019 - 7:39am

Many businesses would squirm and shiver slightly at the notion of offering a free service. However, such companies aren’t so respected and beloved by the buying public. After all, delivery companies are far from bulletproof , and even they need to get that perfect balance of profit and customer satisfaction. In this sense, they’re just like any other business too.

But how can free delivery benefit a business? Can profits still be made, or is it exposing a series of crippling weaknesses in firms the world over who adopt these strategies? Well, all the naysaying isn’t necessary....

Cardens takes over Exeter’s longest-established estate agent

Exeter’s longest-established estate agent and one of the UK’s oldest family businesses, Force and Sons Exeter, has been taken over by lettings’ experts Cardens Residential.

Cardens Residential has taken over the lettings business of Force and Sons Exeter as it grows its offering of rental properties in the city. Staff from Force and Sons Exeter will join the team at the Cardens Residential office in Longbrook Street.

Jon Carden, managing director of Cardens Residential, said: ‘We are delighted to complete this takeover, Force and Sons Exeter has been a well-respected...

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