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Wilbury Stratton hires Navsaria as global head of strategic partnerships - Vimarsana News

Wilbury Stratton hires Navsaria as global head of strategic partnerships

Global talent intelligence specialist Wilbury Stratton has hired Karishma Navsaria as its new global head of strategic partnerships.

People: Davis Blank Furniss; Pannone Corporate; Inteb; Leasing Options; APEM Group; Buttress; Vincents Solicitors; JD Sports; NCC Group - Vimarsana News

People: Davis Blank Furniss; Pannone Corporate; Inteb; Leasing Options; APEM Group; Buttress; Vincents Solicitors; JD Sports; NCC Group

Davis Blank Furniss, the Manchester and Glossop-based law firm, has promoted Rebecca Taylor to partner in its dispute resolution team, and Lauren Sever to

The secret to female financial engagement - Vimarsana News

The secret to female financial engagement

Making money meaningful is the key to driving more rewarding female financial engagement

The Morning Briefing: Jupiter sees 'right foundations' for growth and riding bond markets - Vimarsana News

The Morning Briefing: Jupiter sees 'right foundations' for growth and riding bond markets

Good morning and welcome to your Morning Briefing for Friday 25 February, 2022. To get this in your inbox every morning click here. Jupiter outlook  Jupiter Fund Management PLC (Jupiter) is confident it has the “right foundations” to grow despite short term geopolitics. Statutory profits before tax increased by 39%

Letters: How one town prevented rainfall from overwhelming its sewage system - Vimarsana News

Letters: How one town prevented rainfall from overwhelming its sewage system

SIR – The problem of excess run-off from high rainfall was solved in Milton Keynes by the construction of large lakes to hold the water until conditions allowed for it to be released into the river system.