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New beginnings for The Yorkshire Mafia
The next chapter will be written by the same community that started it all.
Local still matters
It starts with a conversation between people who share geography, context, and consequence. When you work with someone nearby, there is accountability built in. If things go wrong, you face them. If things go right, both sides benefit and others see it. That dynamic creates higher standards than distance ever can.
Silicon Yorkshire welcomes 200 technology execs
On October 24th, Silicon Yorkshire is bringing together the region’s brightest minds from the tech ecosystem for an afternoon of networking, inspiration, and collaboration at the iconic Bibi’s Italianissimo Restaurant in Leeds.
We’re all AI experts now!
AI isn’t electricity. It’s Excel.
You have an ugly baby
“We’re growing” isn’t a proposition. Everyone’s growing, or says they are.
"We're hiring" isn't particularly engaging
We’ll make you famous
From large corporates to regional good causes, we've delivered practical solutions that put client organisations in front of senior people who pay attention.
How to Run a Successful Networking Event: Do’s, Don’ts, and Top Tips
Whether you’re planning an intimate gathering or a large-scale event, there are key strategies to ensure it’s successful. Here’s how to run a networking event that leaves a lasting impact.
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Why Yorkshire Businesses Should Work Together
Collaboration is more than just a buzzword—it's a critical strategy for success. By working together, local businesses can unlock new opportunities, drive innovation, and build a stronger regional economy.
Yorkshire Mafia Women
At the Yorkshire Mafia, we’ve always believed in the power of networking to drive business success, foster collaboration, and build strong, supportive communities. We’re proud to introduce the Yorkshire Mafia Women, a dedicated event programme - where women across Yorkshire can come together, share experiences, and support one another in their professional journeys.
Yorkshire Day success!
"You can make more friends in two months by becoming interested in other people than you can in two years by trying to get other people interested in you." Last night was a perfect example of the power of genuine connections in business networking.
What to do and not to do in an interview
Interviews can be nerve-wracking. They can also be fun. Depending on your personality type, you may sit somewhere between the two. Regardless, here are some simple dos and don'ts when it comes to meeting with prospective employers.