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Swansea-based company CPR Global Tech has been honoured with the highly coveted Queen’s Award for Enterprise, the UK’s highest accolade in recognising success in business.
Swansea plans for one of the UK’s most eye-catching tourist attractions have taken a major step forwards.
The May 4 deadline is fast approaching for employers, learners and learning providers across Wales to enter this year’s Apprenticeship Awards Cymru.
A unique, free business school that gives participants the tools to start their own business without capital or funding is touring Wales for the first time from May to July this year.
FOUR local authorities in South West Wales will keep 50% of business rates generated by Swansea Bay City Deal projects in their areas.
Finalists have been named for the prestigious Institute of Directors Wales Director of the Year Awards. The awards, which celebrate the best of Welsh businesses and leadership, will be held on May Friday, 11thand are sponsored by Cardiff Business School.
The South Wales Business Awards is making a final call for applications. The South Wales Business Awards close for applications Friday 27thApril 2018.
The search is on for Wales’ new generation of leaders. Applications are now open for Future Leaders Connect, a British Council programme that brings together exceptional individuals from across the UK and the world – to discuss the most significant global issues facing the next generation.
Research from Diabetes UK Cymru has found that one in six (17 per cent) people with diabetes in Wales currently in work feel that they’ve been discriminated against by their employer because of their condition.
S4C will spend an additional £3 million over the next three years on developing the channel’s digital strategy “in order to achieve more for our viewers”.