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Region s business leaders share hopes and fears for 2024

There's plenty of optimism tempered with a hefty dose of caution over future prospects, Peter Ranscombe discovers.

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RGU s Aberdeen Business School ready to start helping firms to grow

Robert Gordon University aims to support growth and help boost the economy post-Covid through the UK Government-funded Help to Grow scheme.

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RGU s Aberdeen Business School ready to start helping firms to grow

Robert Gordon University aims to support growth and help boost the economy post-Covid through the UK Government-funded Help to Grow scheme.

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cHeRries Awards 2020: Winners revealed at glitzy virtual ceremony

© Kenny Elrick/ DCT Media Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Hundreds of human resources professionals from across the north-east turned to their screens last night for the prestigious cHeRries Awards. The best and brightest from across the HR, training and recruitment sectors were celebrated for their efforts in stepping up their game during the coronavirus crisis. Initially due to be held at a glitzy ceremony within P&J Live, the 2020 cHeRries moved online this year to raise spirits and ensure people received the recognition they deserved.

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Virtual cHeRries conference panelists for reflective event unveiled

© EVENING EXPRESS Fiona Lindsay, left, and Louise Jenkins-Lang of personal and professional development firm Lindsay & Lang. Photo: KATH FLANNERY Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Some of Scotland’s most experienced business people will form a panel of experts in human resources for the first virtual cHeRries conference next month. Businessmen and women are being invited to recover, reflect and reset after a challenging 2020 at the free virtual conference, networking event and exhibition for those working in human resource, training and recruitment.

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