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2 weeks ago |
insidermedia.com | Kurt Jacobs
https://www.insidermedia.com/insider-business-tv/video/midlands-cyber-security Most businesses score just "one out of ten" when it comes to the standard of their cybersecurity – despite the scale and sophistication of cyber attacks increasing rapidly and attacks being a matter of "when" rather than "if" – according to a panel of experts brought together by Insider.
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2 weeks ago |
insidermedia.com | Kurt Jacobs
We’ve gone through the annual returns of more than 10,000 Midlands-registered businesses to find out who they are. And in this month’s magazine - out later this week - we name the Top 30 . To make the list, a company has had to have shown more than 20 per cent annual growth in turnover consistently over three years, according to their results Companies House. It also had to have started that period with at least £1m turnover.
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3 weeks ago |
insidermedia.com | Kurt Jacobs
Mark Fox, chief executive of motorway services group Roadchef, has stepped down to be succeeded by a former boss of one of its biggest rivals. Fox, who has been chief executive of the Cannock-based business for seven years, has stepped back after being diagnosed with myelofibrosis, a rare blood cancer. He is being succeeded by Tim Gittins, who spent 16 years at rival Moto, holding senior roles such as strategy director and chief operating officer.
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3 weeks ago |
insidermedia.com | Kurt Jacobs
One of the best-known legal names in Midlands dealmaking has been made head of the firm’s operations in the region. Jon Bew, who has been with the firm for five and a half years, succeeds real estate partner Beth McArdle and Alex Bishop, who acted as co-heads for five years. The national law firm employs about 300 people at its offices at 103 Colmore Row, a tower in central Birmingham. Bew joined Shoosmiths from Irwin Mitchell, where he was banking & finance partner.
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1 month ago |
insidermedia.com | Kurt Jacobs
One of the best-known names in Midlands' dealmaking, former Eversheds Sutherland partner Mark Beardmore, has joined a private equity house being set up by three former leaders of LDC. Beardmore, who retired last year after a decade leading the corporate finance team at Eversheds in Birmingham, has taken on the role of general counsel at HGL Private Capital. Coventry-based HGL is being launched by three former LDC leaders - Chris Hurley, Ged Gould, and Andy Lyndon.
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