Insider Roundtables

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The build to rent (BTR) sector is growing rapidly across the country, with soaring demand from both investors and residents for high-quality rental developments in cities as well as suburban areas.

24 Apr 2024 Plaza 1821, Liverpool

Manufacturing business leaders and advisers got together to talk about innovation, skills, investment and the prospects for industry in Wales.

23 Apr 2024 Callaghan Square, Cardiff

What do we mean by the social value of the housing sector? And how do we maximise and measure it? Also, what are the benefits of growing social value in the residential sector when it comes to financial returns, branding, recruitment and retention?

17 Apr 2024 M Lambe Construction, Birmingham

Manufacturers gathered to discuss ways of reshaping the sector by changing attitudes and investing in modernisation and skills.

21 Mar 2024 Additive-X, Ripon

Good non-executive directors and chairs can have a huge influence on the trajectory of a business, bringing outside advice, scrutiny and rigour to a management team.

21 Mar 2024 Dow Schofield Watts, Leicester

Personal motivation, teamwork, funding and routes to growth were among the topics discussed when Insider brought entrepreneurs and business leaders together.

18 Mar 2024 Two Central Square, Cardiff

North East tech businesses have highly skilled and motivated workforces, excellent business support networks, cutting-edge digital infrastructure, entrepreneurial leaders, forward-thinking innovators, creative advisers and willing investors.

14 Mar 2024 ORBIT Innovation Space, Sedgefield

Staff consultation, motivation, leadership and flexibility were among the topics for discussion when Insider brought employers together to talk about modern ways of working.

6 Mar 2024 Conwy Business Centre, Llandudno

Motivations for recruiting apprentices and ideas for ensuring apprenticeship schemes work for all concerned were among the topics at Insider’s round table discussion

9 Feb 2024 Grand Hotel, Swansea

Owner-managed businesses are the lifeblood of the Northern Ireland economy, ranging from very large, multinational organisations operating globally to smaller, more specialist companies supplying products to domestic markets.

1 Feb 2024 Cleaver Fulton Rankin, Belfast

Despite a challenging market in 2023, many manufacturers across the region have managed to thrive, from expanding into new markets to innovating in new product areas.

25 Jan 2024 Mills & Reeve, 1 Circle Square, Manchester

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