A Co Derry entrepreneur who co-founded leading HR agency Think People, recently acquired by a major Scottish-headquartered company, will tell the next West Belfast Small Business Roundtable that values and principles are crucial to her career journey.
When the chips were down for West Belfast, the one person who spoke up for the area as an economic hotspot was New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli.
A West Belfast-born entrepreneur aiming to grow his health diagnostic company Cirdan into a Unicorn — a business with a valuation of $1bn — will address the next West Belfast Small Business Roundtable.
Entrepreneur and business leader Irial Mac Murchú told a West Belfast Small Business Roundtable this week that focusing on the bottom line was crucial for any company.
With just 135 employers across the North signed up to the Real Living Wage charter, campaigner Mary McManus says we've a long way to go to create a society where all working families can enjoy "a dignified life".
Top accountant John Hannway urged small business owners to follow the accountancy ‘highway code’ when he addressed the West Belfast Business Roundtable in An Chultúrlann today.
Former Chartered Accountants of Ireland President John Hannaway has recorded a Lagan Stream podcast ahead of his presentation at the West Belfast Small Business Roundtable in An Chultúrlann on 28 January.
In 2022, the Northern Ireland Assembly passed the Climate Change Act, which set out mandatory greenhouse reduction targets for 2030 and 2040, with a final target of Northern Ireland being at least carbon neutral by 2050.
TeamFeePay hosted a special event last week to celebrate a year of milestones, including the grand opening of its new office located at Catalyst’s Innovation Centre, team expansion, and its growing impact on grassroots football clubs globally.
The West Belfast Small Business Roundtable, initiated by the Andersonstown News to provide a helping hand and encourage networking among company owners, kicks off its New Year schedule with a breakfast discussion on 28 January in An Chultúrlann.
