Maisie Laughton

Top Entrepreneur To Speak At Global Scaling Summit’s Return To Belfast

Business, Entrepreneurs & Start Ups, News

A globally renowned entrepreneur, responsible for building successful multi-million-dollar businesses in Australia, Singapore and the UK is to address a one-day summit in Belfast that will challenge SME leaders to unlock their potential. The brainchild of Simple Scaling co-founders, Brendan McGurgan and Claire Colvin, the ScaleX™ Summit will take place at ICC Belfast on Wednesday, […]

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Bradley NI Expands, Acquires Longstanding South Down Property Firm

Business, News, Property & Construction

One of Northern Ireland’s fastest growing commercial and residential property agencies has acquired one of the longest running property firms in south Down and established its fourth regional office. Bradley NI, owned and managed by chartered surveyor Garrett O’Hare, has acquired James Wilson & Son, the Newcastle-based property firm established over 100 years ago in

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JN Wine Uncorks Growth Plans After Being Named Northern Ireland’s Best Wine Merchant For 30th Time

Business, News

Leading merchant JN Wine is set to embark on a major growth plan across Ireland and beyond after being named Northern Ireland’s best wine retailer for a record-breaking 30th time and the leading small independent merchant in the UK. Headquartered in Crossgar, JN Wine, was named the Best Regional Retailer Northern Ireland and Single Site

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Recruitment Specialist Warns Employers To Look Beyond Tech Skills For Gen AI Talent

Business, Jobs & Recruitment, News

A recent survey found 44.5% of the workforce will proactively seek AI-related upskilling through their employer in the next five years. Specialist recruitment firm, Robert Half, has warned employers that stereotypes could hinder access to, and the development of, critical Gen AI talent in the immediate future. According to the firm, there are already an

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