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Yorkshireman returns to help business owners build high performing teams in record time

Yorkshireman returns to help business owners

It’s Snowing In Yorkshire!

Snowflake Computing Come To Leeds

THORNBURY COLLECTIONS SPONSORS ONE YORKSHIRE TO SUPPORT REGION’S SMES

AD:VENTURE PROGRAMME SPONSORS ONE YORKSHIRE

Yorkshire business support programme shortlisted for financial award

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LOCKDOWN PUTS TECH CENTRE STAGE

Pulsar Instruments kickstart the new year with key win in EU

Small Business Sunday win for Yorkshire-based Sustainability Start-up

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6 in 10 Want to Continue Working From Home: Challenges for Employers

Covéa Insurance Adapts, Adopts and Learns Lessons from Lockdown

Candlelighters Launches Bright Sparks Challenge

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OPEN COMMS TO SUPPORT 6B WITH NATIONAL PR CAMPAIGN

Regional charity welcomes former St John Ambulance director as CEO

YORKSHIRE-BASED TRAINING COMPANY GOES VIRTUAL WITH A NEW SPIN ON THE OFFICE CHRISTMAS PARTY

“THE TV NEVER WENT OFF!” SAYS ITV DIRECTOR

The impact of the global pandemic has forced many changes to the way we live and work. Entire industries have been transformed and workforces across the country continue to stay at home. But as the nation started to cope with life in lockdown, the broadcast industry managed to keep the lights on for everyone to access and enjoy. In order to gain a unique insight into how a broadcast giant deals with a crisis of this magnitude, we caught up with Director of Channel and Content Operations at ITV, Ian Cottrell.