โHow would you help someone who was stressed about their work-life balance?โ
Our latest podcast episode features guest speaker Dr. Stephen Simpson, who addresses the challenges of managing performance and stress when hybrid working and offers practical solutions in this insightful conversation. Join us as we explore effective strategies to navigate the complexities of hybrid work and empower individuals to achieve work-life harmony.
Listen online: https://www.essexbusinesspodcast.co.uk/episodes/episode/37808252/39-getting-the-best-out-of-hybrid-working
Are you considering bringing fresh talent into your organisation through apprenticeships?
In the latest episode of the Essex Business Podcast, our reporter, Chris Penhall, caught up with Toni Parrish, Employer Engagement Officer at ACL Essex, who provided valuable insight into the process of recruiting apprentices, shedding light on the steps, resources, and best practices required for a successful apprenticeship program.
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Peter Richardson, Publishing Editor at Businesstime In Essex, envisions a future where town and city centres must prioritise delivering exceptional experiences and services to entice visitors.
Do you agree? Tune in to the latest episode of the Essex Business Podcast and share your thoughts on the evolution of the high street.
How will the town and city centres of our future look?
In this month's episode of the Essex Business Podcast, we speak to Sam Good, Our Colchester BID Manager, about the tangible differences that the Business Improvement District has made within the Colchester community during the past five years and explore the challenges that still lie ahead for local businesses.
Listen online and join in with the conversation:
https://www.essexbusinesspodcast.co.uk/episodes/episode/513909b3/37-towncity-centres-open-for-business
In episode 36 of the Essex Business Podcast, we caught up with Martin Series, Director of Services at Global Resale Ltd. During the episode, Martin discusses what it was like to win the Kingโs Award having won the Queenโs Award for Enterprise for International Trade back in 2021.
If youโre interested in applying for the Kingโs Awards for Enterprise, go to https://www.gov.uk/kings-awards-for-enterprise for more details and to submit your application.
How do you go about applying for the King's Awards for Enterprise?
In the most recent instalment of the Essex Business Podcast, we were joined by Marcus Watson, Non-Executive Director at Ground Control Ltd. Marcus delved into the procedure involved in applying for the King's Awards for Enterprise, and shared valuable insights into what to expect from the application process.
How valuable are the Kingโs Awards for Enterprise to local businesses?
In the latest episode of the Essex Business Podcast our reporter, Chris Penhall, talks to Keith Attwood, Deputy Lieutenant of Essex, about the upcoming Kingโs Awards for Enterprise, shedding light on the incredible impact these prestigious awards can have on the UK business landscape.
Listen online: https://essexbusinesspodcast.libsyn.com/36-crowning-glory-the-kings-awards-for-enterprise
Since the start of the century, the typical workweek has been five days, with employees working 40 hours. But could this be changing?
Our reporter, Chris Penhall interviewed Catherine Hodds, HR Consultant at Birketts, to talk about recent experiments with a four-day workweek and how it affects employees' work-life balance. The question is, can this new approach improve things like employee satisfaction, engagement, and retention? Catherine shares her thoughts in the latest episode of the Essex Business Podcast.
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In episode 34 of the Essex Business Podcast, host Chris Penhall caught up with David Boyden, Managing Partner at Boydens Estate Agents. During the episode, David discusses how his family business has thrived over the many generations, dating all the way back to 1852 when the Boydens story first began.
Did you know there are currently around six million family firms across the UK?
In the latest episode of the Essex Business Podcast, our reporter, Chris Penhall, talks to Paul Andrews, Managing Director at Family Business United, about their search for the top 50 family businesses in Essex and what the organisation is setting out to do,.
The campaign, which is sponsored by Rickard Luckin, seeks to identify those individuals that have made their mark over the years, creating and running successful family firms as a leader, those that have used their presence within their family business to make a difference to the local community in which they operate, individuals from the next generation who are already making their mark and individuals that represent the underlying essence of what family businesses are all about.
Further details and the nomination/award entry form can be found online athttps://familybusinessunited.com/2023/04/10/launching-the-essex-family-business-top-50/
As a start-up business, what are the key questions you should be directing towards your accountant?
Kevin Thomas, Director at Rickard Luckin, discusses the importance of having an accountant who can provide specialist advice and work closely with you to identify ways to increase profits and overcome any challenges you face.
If you're a business owner or entrepreneur looking to take your business to the next level, take a listen to the latest episode: http://ow.ly/oooC50OxqmA
In the latest episode, we spoke to Dan Hugo, Managing Director at Outline Media Productions Ltd. where he shares his journey of building his own successful business and gives us valuable insights into overcoming challenges as an entrepreneur.
If you're looking for advice or want to learn more about starting a business, this episode is a must-listen.
