The Downtown Podcast
The Downtown in Business Podcast. In conversation with the leading business personalities from the Downtown network.
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DIB meets... Glenville Walker | Building a business fit for the future (opens the original)
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Welcome to the Downtown Den on tour. For this episode we've taken the Den out to leading business law firm Glenville Walker, where Frank is joined by corporate lawyers Denise Walker and Joanna Sproson for an honest conversation about building a business that's fit for the future. We get straight into it: why every owner should be clear from day one about what they actually want from their business; a comfortable lifestyle, a profitable sale, or a legacy to pass down the generations. Denise and J
In Conversation With... Cllr Nick Small (opens the original)
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Martin Liptrot hosts this week's Downtown Den podcast with guest Cllr. Nick Small, cabinet member for growth and the economy at Liverpool City Council. Martin and Nick discuss the new Prime Minister, the Mayoral Development Corporation, the Pall Mall scheme and the dispute over extended parking charges...
Meet The Partner | PJ Livesey (opens the original)
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Britain's cities and towns feature many distinguished buildings of historical significance. Sadly, in too many cases they have been left to decay. Latest estimates suggest nearly half a million buildings lie idle, boarded up, slowly falling apart. Downtown in Business and PJ Livesey have written to ministers and parliamentarians calling for a change in how these buildings and assets are unlocked for housing, regeneration or other civic and community purposes. Hear from DIB Chairman Frank Mckenna
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