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The Big Interview
A Parcelforce to be reckoned with
Sean Magorrian, area general manager for Parcelforce, believes that the Royal
Mail company has a first-class delivery service all wrapped up.
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Inside The Big Interview
Home-grown values and local skills prove a winning formula
Tuesday, 2 March 2010
Darina Armstrong, financial director Progressive Building Society, on the
benefits of being a local building society. And on why she never says
‘can’t.’
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A singular focus and motivation has spelt success close to home
Tuesday, 23 February 2010
Padraig Canavan, chief executive and founder of Singularity, explains how his
company is going about building a global client base from its Derry
headquarters.
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Yell’s ringing endorsement of the province’s skilled workforce
Tuesday, 16 February 2010
Declan Daly, area field sales manager for Yell in Northern Ireland provides an
insight to the company’s operation and future plans
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Creativity Hub game for anything on global market
Tuesday, 9 February 2010
Rory O'Connor from The Creativity Hub is the man behind Rory's Story Cubes.
Here he gives us the lowdown on what the Creativity Hub is all about and its
plans to be a global business.
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Parity stays first among equals thanks to innovative solutions
Tuesday, 2 February 2010
Parity is an IT solutions company that, for nearly 35 years, has been helping
its clients manage and share information more efficiently.
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HSBC banking on success with some forward thinking
Tuesday, 26 January 2010
The global banking industry has been in meltdown in recent times and has found
its industry facing down the barrel of the gun.
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Kainos shows no software and tear despite recession
Tuesday, 19 January 2010
Brendan Mooney, head of Belfast-based software company Kainos, describes how he first turned a negative into a positive.
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Raising the Barr thanks to building with plenty of style
Tuesday, 12 January 2010
Sisk is a well known construction company in Ireland and the UK and
increasingly throughout the world.
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Architects drawing up their own design for life
Tuesday, 1 December 2009
The implosion of the housing market could perhaps have signalled a death knell for many architecture firms.
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Open and direct way to insure the best service
Tuesday, 24 November 2009
The local touch is what makes the difference, says Colin McEvoy, a director
with Open + Direct Insurance, as he reflects on the pleasures and problems
of of running an insurance brokerage in a very competitive marketplace.
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Buoyant Stena rides out storm on crest of a wave
Tuesday, 17 November 2009
With so much made of air travel these days it's sometimes easy to forget that Stena Line has been sailing successfully for 40 years. Area director Michael McGrath is confident about its future.
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Shredbank is cutting up opposition in data security
Tuesday, 10 November 2009
Shredbank is an on-site mobile document shredding company that is controlled
and managed by Philip Bain and James Carson
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Argento found that every cloud has a silver lining
Tuesday, 3 November 2009
Pete Boyle set up Argento 12 years ago. The company now has more than 200
employees. He says that delivering the right product at the right price is
the key to surviving the recession.
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Trade is slow ... but not for the fast food sector
Tuesday, 27 October 2009
An overwhelming belief in producing a quality product, staff training and exacting hygiene standards has driven the development of local takeaway franchise business, The Frying Squad. Michael Neil, managing director, reveals how, despite a squeeze on consumer spending, Northern Ireland's love affair with the chippie continues unabated...
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Martin's magic lands a fitting role in Potter film
Tuesday, 20 October 2009
Despite difficult market conditions, Brett Martin, manufacturer of plastic products for the construction industry, is very confident about the future. Laurence Martin, managing director, explains the thinking that drives the Mallusk-based company.
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Even in recession, good investment will pay off
Tuesday, 13 October 2009
The Galgorm Resort and Spa - since 2007 turnover has increased from £5m to over £ 8mYVONNE Moore, general manager of the Galgorm Resort & Spa, which is owned by brothers Paul and Nicholas Hill, gives an insight into what it takes to run the five-star resort in Co Antrim, particlarly during the current economic climate.
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A one-woman success story that's defying the downturn
Tuesday, 29 September 2009
Wendy McCaughan combined her background in fashion with her passion for horses to set up Kan Teq, which has secured orders from around the globe
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Leading a Top 100 firm is Bro's dream come true
Tuesday, 22 September 2009
Allstate is one of Northern Ireland's Top performing 100 companies, how important is that to you?
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