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www.heart4harlow.org.uk/h4h-awards
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Greetings all,
Good afternoon all,
I hope this finds you well?
LESS THAN TWO MONTHS TO NOMINATE FOR THE HEART 4 HARLOW AWARDS 2021 The Heart 4 Harlow Community Awards nominations will close on the 30th November
Please may I ask for your support on behalf of the Chamber for Heart 4 harlow Community Awards, we are all part of the Community and this event will truly be a way of saying thankyou..
Here at the Chamber under the "Commerce nomination" section we would clearly welcome your support by submitting nominations for those deserving Shops, Businesses & Entrepreneurs across our town.
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H4H will shortly be announcing details of the awards evening which will take place on Wednesday 19th January (Please put the date in your diary now!) in the meantime, who would you like to thank?
You can nominate any person or organisation under one of the five categories below, by the closing date of the 30th November 2021. For further details and to make a nomination click below.
Is there a shop, business or entrepreneur that deserves recognition for their positive impact upon our town?
Has someone from the Police, Council or Fire service, or perhaps a department of the council gone above and beyond the call of duty – why not nominate them?
What about a local artist, school, sports club or athlete that has been a real inspiration to you this year. Has a local charity or healthcare worker, or perhaps local surgery or hospital ward made a real difference to you or someone close to you this year?
Have you felt encouraged by a local church, or perhaps experienced the love and care of the hospital or St Claire Hospice Chaplaincy teams?
Want to know who has already been nominated?
Click here Heart 4 Harlow
Don’t assume someone else will make the nomination, we have such wonderful and inspirational people and organisations in Harlow; let’s say a big thank you from all of us.
Many thanks, we look forward to seeing and speaking with you soon.
Mike Harrowven
Mind in West Essex’s Mental Health Support Team working with Children, Young People and Families would like to announce their Summer Drawing Challenge!
The Summer Drawing Challenge will focus on a different aspect of the Five Ways to Wellbeing each week over the summer, and Mind are encouraging all children and young people in Harlow to have a go at joining in! For more info check the following:
Facebook www.facebook.com/MHSTHarlow
Instagram @MHST_Harlow
Twitter @MHSTHarlow
Or email
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SecsintheCity is looking for exceptional PAs, EAs and Office Managers to be nominated for the PA of the Year Awards 2020. Could you be a winner?
Last year's winners
Nominations have just opened for the PA of the Year Awards 2020.
Now in its ninth consecutive year, the event is an iconic celebration of the essential support that Personal and Executive Assistants provide to the companies and individuals for whom they work.
Hosted by SecsintheCity - the UK’s only job board dedicated to office support professionals - nominations for the awards are open from now until September 14, after which an esteemed judging panel faces the challenge of choosing one winner in each of the following categories:
PA of the Year
Legal PA of the Year
Office Manager of the Year
SecsintheCity Marketing Director and PA of the Year Awards judge Sarah EL-Doori highlights that the aim of the Awards “is to champion the profession and acknowledge the significant contributions that PAs and EAs make to the organisations they work for.
"This year especially, we know that many PAs, EAs and Office Managers have shown extraordinary commitment during this challenging time. If you work with a PA or Office Manager who deserves to be celebrated, we encourage you to nominate them.”
Winning one of these awards is the ultimate recognition of your hard work, effort and achievements as an office support professional, with 2019 winner and PA at Michelin-starred restaurant business The Social Company Sarah Hodson describing her award as “the ultimate career accolade.”
Shortlisted finalists and their bosses will be invited to a glamorous ceremony held at The Ivy in London on 5 November, where guests will enjoy complimentary drinks, delicious food and networking opportunities before winners are announced. Joanne Wilson, winner of last year’s Legal PA of the Year Award, described the ceremony as “the classiest event I have ever attended and a night I will never forget.”
So, what are you waiting for? If you know a PA, EA or Office Manager worthy of celebration -
or you think it’s about time you got the recognition you deserve - head to the SecsintheCity
website to make your nomination today.
Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) has announced measures to collaborate with business, public sector and community organisations to help the region recover from COVID-19 and to stimulate further economic growth.
With universities encouraged by the Government to play a part in the economic recovery following lockdown, ARU plans to share its expertise and graduate talent in a new business recovery support initiative.
Organisations can apply for innovation vouchers, worth anything up to £5,000 and which must be match-funded by an employer. Companies can use these vouchers to access academic expertise or innovation support.
There will also be an internship scheme, whereby eight-week internships for ARU graduates will be assigned to work on business projects and inject fresh ideas.
ARU also offers existing business support schemes, such as KEEP+, which connects small and medium sized enterprises to academic expertise, funded by the European Union,
ARU is inviting large and small businesses as well as charities, social enterprises and local authorities to work in collaboration.
Professor Yvonne Barnett, Deputy Vice Chancellor for Research and Innovation at ARU, said:
“COVID-19 has had a significant impact on businesses in our region, and as a university embedded in our communities, it is right that we do all we can to mitigate these effects and meet challenges head on.
“We are hopeful that organisations from a wide range of sectors will join the conversation and work with us, tapping into the resources we can provide, such as our alumni talent, academic expertise, access to networks and our support for innovation.
“By working collaboratively, we can help the region mitigate the devastating effects of the pandemic, both economically and in society as a whole.”
You can find out more online at: https://aru.ac.uk/business-employers/develop-your-business/funding-opportunities/covid-19-support-for-business
Or contact us at: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Kind regards
Alex
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Alexandra Foster | MSc MCIM CMktr Marketing and Communications Manager Research and Innovation Development Office (RIDO)
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Wireless technology is increasingly important to enable digital transformation across different sectors of the economy. It is vital for a range of uses including automation, distribution, remote monitoring, robotics, and to fully enable the benefits of artificial intelligence and much more. Different businesses have embarked on the digital transformation journey, and are exploring the benefits of these innovative developments.
Ofcom would like to invite stakeholders to attend an online event on Thursday 23, July where they will be discussing what is available now and how different players are taking advantage of wireless solutions. It is a chance to find out about key issues such as industry requirements, existing and emerging technology, business models and the spectrum available to support wireless innovation.
The event will be from 10:00 – 11:00 on Thursday 23 July 2020 and hosted on Microsoft Teams. Those who book a place will receive a link to the meeting. Only registered attendees will be able to watch the webinar. A Microsoft Teams account is not required to attend.
The webinar will include presentations from:
- Ofcom
- Tiago Rodrigues, WBA
- Rosalind Singleton, UK5G
- and will conclude with a panel discussion.
If you have any further questions please contact us by email at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Mind in West Essex’s new Mental Health Support Team (aka Trailblazer) is seeking to engage with minority communities particularly BAME, LGBTQ+, religious groups, traveller community and any other under-represented groups in the field of mental health.
Press Release: Mental Health Support Team seeks BAME engagement
