Review your business with our workshops this new year
Birmingham City University Business School is offering small and medium-sized businesses free two-day online workshops in January to help them review and asses their situation in 2022.
Birmingham City University Business School is offering small and medium-sized businesses free two-day online workshops in January to help them review and asses their situation in 2022.
Many businesses are planning for an uncertain 2022, and there are a number of supply chain challenges driving this concern. Igho Ekiugbo, Lecturer in Logistics and Supply Chain Management at Birmingham City University, tells us more.
We have brought together experts in digital marketing, supply chains, sustainability and more to discuss the key businesses trends and tips for the year ahead.
Andy Salmon, serial entrepreneur and Senior Lecturer in International Business at Birmingham City University Business School discusses the everyday challenges small and medium-sized enterprises are facing in the current regional business environment and the business support opportunities they need to take advantage of to ensure sustainable business growth.
A successful business podcast that invites senior managers from a broad range of leading companies to share their insights has returned for its third series.
Santa Claus has created a globally successful brand that has stayed ahead of competitors and boasts a loyal following. So who better to provide the best advice for small businesses than Father Christmas himself?
City of Birmingham Hockey Club (CoBHC), an institution with a proud heritage and community focus, signed up to the Higher Level Skills Match (HLSM) project – part-funded by the European Social Fund – in order to improve their use of social media.
SMEs have the chance to enjoy a fruitful festive period – if they are aware of the challenges. We’ve compiled four key points to ensure Christmas for small businesses is a successful one.
Birmingham City University’s Dr Steve McCabe reflects on the Government’s autumn budget and what it will mean for small businesses and entrepreneurs moving forward