Bristol-based brand consultancy Firehaus has helped illustrate the spirit of its client Vittoria, the world’s most advanced bicycle tyre company, by creating a powerful promotional film. Used to launch a new five-hectare bike park next to the brand’s Italian HQ, the minute-long film summarises the development of the Vittoria...
Iconic live entertainment venue Bristol Beacon’s drive to become the UK’s first net zero concert hall by 2030 is to be promoted on the city’s streets, with a bright green electric music machine amplifying the message. While the e-van, boasting Bristol Beacon’s new branding, is set to become a...
Bristol-based global executive search firm Granger Reis has appointed energy industry talent expert Iain Manson as senior advisor. Having led international management consulting firm Korn Ferry’s energy practice between 2005-20, Iain has come out of retirement to join Granger Reis to support its strategic aim of supporting industry reach...
National law firm Clarke Willmott, which has an office in Bristol, has been reappointed onto the legal framework of a major housing group. Clarke Willmott will assist Orbit, one of the UK’s largest providers of affordable housing, with legal issues including tenancy services, construction and development, property asset management,...
Monday November 21 Finals: Diploma, Genedrive Interims: Sysgroup, Big Yellow Group, Molten Ventures Q3 result: MTI Wireless Edge Tuesday November 22 Interims: AO World, Homeserve, Severfield, CML Microystems, Telecom Plus, Tatton Asset Management, Trifast, Helical, Accsys Technologies Q3 result: AB GDR Trading announcement: Restore Wednesday November 23 Final: Ten Lifestyle Group Interims: United Utilities, LondonMetric Property,...
Nine mid-sized Bristol firms, ranging from a pioneer of hand-tracking software to a medical simulator manufacturer, are being championed as regional success stories in a new UK-wide programme. They are among 16 South West businesses chosen by specialist consulting firm WIRED that typify its vision of trailblazing enterprises –...
A team from Bristol-based national law firm Burges Salmon have played a crucial role in the sale of the Coventry Building Society Arena – home to Coventry City FC – to retail tycoon Mike Ashley’s Fraser Group. The lawyers advised the stadium’s former owner ACL and its joint administrators...
Working with consumer electronics brand Samsung on the launch of its Galaxy S22 has helped Bristol-based direct marketing agency Flourish land a major creative industry award. The firm’s email marketing achievements were recognised at this year’s national Performance Marketing World Awards, where Flourish scooped the Email Marketing title, pictured. ...
Bristol and London law firm Temple Bright has advised longstanding client Ambulatory Surgery International (ASI) on the latest phase of its private healthcare facility development. Contracts were signed in late September for a £1.7m expansion of surgery facilities at OneWelbeck in London’s Marylebone. Temple Bright advised ASI, which trades...
Communications group McCann has bolstered its strategy team in Bristol with the arrival of Sarah Warewinter as associate director for strategy. Sarah, pictured, joins from IMA HOME having headed the Leeds-based creative agency’s insight and strategy team for 11 years. Prior to that, Sarah worked across a diverse range...
The growth path for businesses and the UK economy may be “long, rocky, and protracted”, the region’s largest business group fears following the Autumn Statement. Matt Griffith, pictured below, director of policy at Business West – the organisation that runs Bristol Chamber of Commerce – described the statement as...
The Autumn Statement has piled more pressure on the UK’s 5.5m small businesses, their employees and customers, according to the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB). Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s measures were “high on stealth-creation and low on wealth-creation”, FSB national chair of Martin McTague said. “While tackling inflation is essential,...
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has presented his Autumn Statement. The main points were: Chancellor said priorities were stability, growth and public services and high inflation is the enemy. But he confirmed UK was in recession. GDP is forecast to shrink by 1.4% next year, before returning to growth in 2024. ...
