The Help to Grow: Management Course is a government‑funded, 12‑week leadership and management programme designed to help small and medium‑sized enterprises strengthen their strategic capability and long‑term performance.
Quantify Advisors (Quantify), a corporate finance firm headquartered in Aberdeen, is delighted to announce the appointment of a new corporate finance manager alongside completing financial due diligence on its first fully overseas transaction outside of the UK.
The dates for the 2026 Kiltwalk have now been announced, with the Aberdeen Kiltwalk taking place on Sunday, 7 June 2026.
While health surveillance and monitoring remain important legal requirements in certain risk-exposed environments, they are not always the primary reason clients engage with Integrity HSE.
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Scottish children’s hospital charity The Archie Foundation is set to celebrate its supporters at its inaugural awards ceremony in Aberdeen next month – and time is running out for nominations.
One of Scotland’s most prominent entrepreneurs has pledged to help close what he describes as a growing leadership gap in the country.
Westhill-based energy‑technology specialist i‑Protech has announced its support for the new CARES Development Fund, a Scottish Government initiative designed to help communities take their first steps toward locally owned renewable energy projects.
Increased economic optimism, a surge in private equity (PE) activity and rising numbers of owners looking to exit could drive an increase in activity in the UK mergers and acquisitions market during 2026, according to a leading annual global report.
Leading co-operative ANM Group is inviting individuals from across the North and North-east of Scotland with an interest in the rural economy to put themselves forward for appointment to its board.
Community groups in Aberdeen city and Aberdeenshire are being encouraged to apply for up to £20,000 to support local climate action projects.
When Nuart Aberdeen arrives in the Granite City this April, it will be at warp speed with phasers set to stunning.