Business

Sheffield will take centre stage this month as the city welcomes senior leaders from some of the world’s largest food and drink brands for The Connected Performance Summit – Where AI Meets Motion. The invite-only event is co-hosted by Dinnington-based industrial AI specialist IntelliAM and SKF, the world’s largest

The Data City has appointed Paul Swinney as its first chief economist as the fast-growing data platform accelerates its international expansion. Swinney joins from Centre for Cities, where he was director of policy and research and a leading voice on regional economic development. At Leeds-headquartered The Data City, he will

Leeds based Building Interiors is celebrating 15 years in business through a united team commitment to give back to 15 identified charities in its financial year. Leading up to the significant milestone in this month, the commercial interior design business has already supported ten very worthy causes, giving back to

The UK’s leading developer of specialised leak detection, water sustainability and environmental protection systems, Andel, has just wrapped up its Export Distributor Conference, which brought together partners from all corners of the globe, including the Americas, Australia, Europe and Asia. The goal of the Yorkshire SME, which specialises in

Huddersfield has become one of the first towns in the UK to benefit from The Beacon – a new initiative giving every resident free, monthly, easy-to-understand training in Artificial Intelligence (AI). The project, which helps people build practical AI skills they can use at work and at home, is being exclusively

Solution Performance Group (SPG) has appointed Ian Noble as group finance director as the business pursues international growth and prepares for potential acquisitions. Noble, who has held senior finance roles in international recruitment and large corporates, joins at a time when the Leeds-based group is expanding its presence in the

A Yorkshire couple, who have invented an ingenious water-saving device, have already won a raft of prestigious awards. Belle and Jason Richardson, who own and run a farm in Pocklington, have created SealStop, which is an automatic shut-off device designed to plug the gap between water usage and water wastage.