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FEATURES | Published January 17th 2021, 12:12 pm

Mercanta’s Stephen Hurst highlights the importance of standing by principles and looks to the future with optimism as 25-year anniversary in business approaches

Mercanta The Coffee Hunters celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2021, and the milestone could not come after a more testing year. 2020 will never be forgotten for the challenges that society and individuals worldwide have faced and continue to face, and the same applies to the specialty coffee business that provides a living for so many.

FEATURES | Published January 16th 2021, 1:07 pm

LEADERSHIP ROUND-UP: RDT announces new partnership, TCEG makes new acquisition, Kent Autistic Trust shares mental health guide for coping through winter lockdown

Our latest leadership round-up brings news of RDT announcing a new partnership with Sightcall, while The Creative Engagement Group has acquired New Jersey firm Vitiello Communications Group. Elsewhere, the Kent Autistic Trust has shared a guide initially produced by BelievePerform, offering tips for keeping on top of mental health during lockdown in the winter.

FEATURES | Published January 15th 2021, 11:07 am

LEADERSHIP ROUNDUP: Mobility Vehicle Hire makes Covid pledge, The Mirage’s prediction looks sound, Roof-Link help fight climate change

Our latest leadership roundup brings news of an admirable local environmental scheme, a pledge from a leading specialist vehicle provider, and a prediction about 2020 that actually came true.

FEATURES | Published January 15th 2021, 10:10 am

NAADUK advises on higher grade masks and the need for ventilation hygiene to limit airborne spread of Covid-19

As the Covid-19 pandemic has wore on and more knowledge has been sourced about the virus and how it is transmitted, The National Association of Air Duct Specialists UK [NAADUK] has been advising its members and others on how to limit the airborne spread of the disease as much as possible.

FEATURES | Published January 14th 2021, 3:03 pm

Leadership Round-up: Norland College introduce mindfulness course, Wytheshawe Forum turns to solar power and Ascentis support remote learning

In today's leadership round-up organisations are looking to improve their own lives, those of the future and those of people around them. There are a number of ways to support healthy living in mind & body. By understanding self, looking after the planet for future generations or supporting learners during a global pandemic the organisations involved are all showcasing outstanding leadership values.

FEATURES | Published January 14th 2021, 2:02 pm

“There is already talk of all our sector having to stop” says PDK Shellfish boss as fears over post-Brexit trading conditions materialise

In the lead-up to Christmas, The Leaders Council heard from PDK Shellfish managing director Paul Knight, who warned that new post-Brexit regulations governing the export of live produce to the EU had the potential to do significant damage to the industry. With a fortnight having passed since the end of the transition period, the sector is facing such intense teething problems with the new system that it is already weighing-up the prospect of temporarily halting, or worse.

FEATURES | Published January 13th 2021, 1:01 pm

Early problems for post-Brexit supply chain confirm business leaders' fears

In the September of 2019, Skender Perpepa, founder of building and contracting firm SA Builders and Contractors, spoke of his concerns about the impact of Brexit on the import of materials for the construction sector and how the supply chain may be affected. Following reports already this year that post-Brexit red tape has hit the haulage industry, with supply trucks stranded across the continent, Perpepa’s fears and those of many other business leaders who rely on free trade with Europe may well be realised without the appropriate intervention.

FEATURES | Published January 13th 2021, 11:11 am

Sionic accelerates its strategic ambition, announcing ‘pace-setter’ Mark Humphries as its new Chairman

Specialist financial services consulting firm Sionic has announced the appointment of Mark Humphries as its new Chairman.

FEATURES | Published January 12th 2021, 1:10 pm

Johnson Controls welcomes Brexit trade deal but warns of issues around fire safety certification

Johnson Controls offers a complete portfolio of products and services around fire safety and building safety. The company is concerned that UK certification bodies will not be ready in time to approve the UK CA mark by 2022.

FEATURES | Published January 12th 2021, 1:01 pm

The General Teaching Council for Scotland’s Ken Muir says that the education sector must learn lessons from the past to thrive post-Covid

Across a long, seasoned career in Scottish education, The General Teaching Council for Scotland’s chief executive, Ken Muir, has seen more than most. He has been actively involved as a teacher, Principal Teacher, Education Adviser, HMI and Strategic Director in numerous national developments. Looking back and reflecting on 2020, a year unlike any other for education and indeed society, Muir believes that to thrive in a new post-Covid world which will have compassion, equality and sustainability at its heart, the sector must be prepared to learn the lessons of the past and change the status quo for the better.

FEATURES | Published January 11th 2021, 3:33 pm

Total QSR sponsor Rugby Union player Taulup Faletau

Total QSR, have announced that they are sponsoring Taulupe Faletau of Bath Rugby, Wales and the British & Irish Lions.

FEATURES | Published January 11th 2021, 2:02 pm

FlyResearch poll: week 41 update

Throughout the coronavirus pandemic in the UK, London based online market research agency FlyResearch had been issuing weekly polls to its research panel of over 3000 people, in order to project how the outbreak and the implementing of social distancing and various other restrictions has impacted the daily life of UK citizens.

FEATURES | Published January 10th 2021, 2:02 pm

Andrew Clowes, Headteacher of Hey With Zion Primary School, on dealing with the latest lockdown and lack of clarity from the DfE

Andrew Clowes,headteacher of Hey With Zion primary school located in Oldham, Lancashire, speaks about his experiences of dealing with the latest lockdown and how the DfE keeps moving the goalposts.

FEATURES | Published January 10th 2021, 1:01 pm

NSF International makes Global Trust Certification acquisition

Public health and safety organisation NSF International has recently announced the acquisition of Global Trust Certification Ltd, an Irish company specialising in seafood certification, in an undisclosed deal.


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