Apr 22 2008 | Business Awards 2007
DESPITE the traditional image of factories and power stations causing untold damage to the environment, a look around the North East’s business landscape reveals a number of projects aimed at creating a greener future. Read
Apr 22 2008 | Business Awards 2007
THE services sector in the North East has ridden the crest of a wave for a number of years and is one of the major drivers of the economy. Read
Apr 22 2008 | Business Awards 2007
SMALL businesses are often described as the life blood of the North East economy. When you look at the figures, it’s no wonder they are seen as so important: more than 99% of the UK’s 4.3 million businesses are classed as small or medium sized enterprises. Read
Apr 22 2008 | Business Awards 2007
THIS summer will see the publication of two more major supplements in The Journal celebrating the talents of companies and individuals in the North East. Read
Apr 22 2008 | Business Awards 2007
FOR the last 25 years, the cream of the North East’s business talent has been recognised at our prestigious Business Executive of the Year awards. Read
Apr 22 2008 | Business Awards 2007
THE North East Business Awards are, in my view, more important this year than ever. The region has had a tough few months. Read
Apr 22 2008 | Business Awards 2007
THE region’s primary source of business support, Business Link, is continuing to champion business excellence in the area as associate sponsor of the North East Business Awards. Read
Apr 22 2008 | Business Awards 2007
EXPORTS have long been a crucial ingredient in the economic mix of the North East – and never have they been more important. Read
Apr 22 2008 | Business Awards 2007
AS a newcomer to the area, attending the sub-regional finals of the North East Business Awards was a great way to get a taste for the breadth of businesses we have in this region. Read
Apr 22 2008 | Business Awards 2007
Winner: The Davy Roll Company. Gateshead’s The Davy Roll Company, which manufactures steel cast rolls, employs over 290 people and sells 80% of its products overseas. Read
Apr 22 2008 | Business Awards 2007
Winner: Corus Teesside Cast Products. Teesside Cast Products’ CSR policy actively supports its employees, improvements in the environment and education. Read
Apr 22 2008 | Business Awards 2007
Winner: SDY Ltd t/a The Plasma Centre. An online home entertainment business The Plasma Centre was set up by Gary Bunt and fellow director Paul Skinner after their jobs were axed at the LG Phillips Washington factory. Read
Apr 22 2008 | Business Awards 2007
Winner: Derwent Systems. SURVEILLANCE and CCTV systems are an invaluable weapon in the battle against crime. Read
Apr 22 2008 | Business Awards 2007
Winner: Powder & Liquid Products Ltd. Powder & Liquid Products Ltd makes household cleaning products from its base in Consett. Read
Apr 22 2008 | Business Awards 2007
Winner: SCA Hygiene Products UK. SCA is a global consumer goods and paper company which produces and markets personal care products, tissue, packaging and solid wood products. Read
Apr 22 2008 | Business Awards 2007
Winner: Cool Blue Brand Communications. The PR and marketing company Cool Blue Brand Communications also specialises in branding, graphic and multimedia design, web TV, video journalism and digital film. Read
Apr 22 2008 | Business Awards 2007
Winner: Premier Waste Management Ltd, waste disposal experts, Durham City. Premier Waste Management, based in Durham City, is one of the biggest independent waste management companies in the UK. Read
Apr 22 2008 | Business Awards 2007
Winner: F Jones, Cleveland Ltd. STATE-OF-THE-ART manufacturing technology has been installed at this Middlesbrough firm as part of its multi-million-pound expansion programme. Read
Apr 22 2008 | Business Awards 2007
Finalist: Pebbles Gallery & Art Cafe. Based in Allendale in Northumberland, Pebbles Gallery & Art Cafe was set up by Amanda Galbraith in 2006. Read
Apr 22 2008 | Business Awards 2007
Regional sponsor One NorthEast Read
Apr 22 2008 | Business Awards 2007
Winner: F Jones Cleveland. This specialist stone workers has invested more than £6m in its Middlesbrough factory and has already this year announced the launch a new national division. Read