Tees Business

A thriving Teesside business that specialises in processing industrial waste has hit a significant landmark by welcoming its 55️⃣0️⃣th member of staff 👏 https://lnkd.in/eYkeE96i

Contracts for engineering, procurement and construction with a combined valued of around £4bn have been awarded by Net Zero Teesside Power (NZT Power) and the Northern Endurance Partnership (NEP) ⛽ More in the latest issue of Tees Business, online here 👉 https://joom.ag/pHkd/p30

A national publication promoting the Tees region across the UK is now available online – ahead of a fully-subscribed launch event next week 📖 https://lnkd.in/ep7Gtgfr

One of the sponsors of this year’s #TeesBizwomen Awards – which says it has renewed its commitment to equality and progression for women within the firm – is backing the awards scheme for a 5️⃣th successive year 🏆 https://lnkd.in/e5DYErQs

A huge vision is set to breathe new life into the heart of Middlesbrough – with leaders seeking more public views on the plan 📝 📈 https://lnkd.in/eeMVGpei

Major employers have put their weight behind a pioneering scholarship scheme designed to help nurture the engineers of the future 👏 🛠️ https://lnkd.in/eaAAWYau

Our directors Martin and Dave enjoyed The Teesside Charity’s Summer Get Together for a couple of hours this afternoon. The event was held in a brilliant teepee at Redcar Athletic FC to celebrate the charitable work carried out by The Teesside Charity this year. There was a talk about how a £23,000 donation by the charity has helped bed poverty charity Zarach set up in both Hartlepool and Stockton. While Andrew Stogdale of SPARK Tees Valley also called for support from local businesses to inspire Teesside schoolchildren. The event also included an update from trustee Karl Pemberton. Karl described how £100,209 of funding has been donated in the first quarter of the 2024-25 financial year, impacting 11,905 Teesside people. This included: • £25,000 in Golden Giveaways between 20 groups. • £60,786 in 20 grants impacting 3,075 people. • £3,000 in Teesside Hero awards. • £11,423 in hardship grants impacting 90 families. Some of the hardship grants included: • £4,497 on new beds for 15 families. • £2,111 on white goods for 7 families. • £1,005 on carpets for 4 families. • £645 on 20 emergency fuel vouchers. • £3,070 for 41 families receiving emergency shopping vouchers. • £98 for school shoes. Tees Business are long-term supporters of the Teesside Charity and proud members of the charity’s Infant Hercules Club. Dave and Martin enjoyed catching up with fellow supporters of the charity as well as Tees Business clients and friends. And it was fantastic to hear about the brilliant but, sadly, much-needed work the Teesside Charity continues to do for our region. Today’s event was sponsored by charity patrons, Host & Stay, and attended by around 100 business leaders – with delicious food supplied by Signals of nearby Saltburn. Find out more about the Teesside Charity and how to get involved at www.teessidecharity.org.uk Diane Williamson Andrew Rowe Jennifer Waters Charlie Nettle (FCIM) Claire Walton ⚡️ Carole Knott Vicki H. Luke Anderson Andrew Stogdale Jonathan Willett James Dale

The boss of a leading recruitment agency says she’s proud to back this year’s #TeesBizwomen Awards – and shine a light on women in the region who are a “force to be reckoned with” 🙌 🏆 https://lnkd.in/e59YD2EE Ashleigh Wright Westray Recruitment Group

“A well-defined financial strategy serves as the backbone for any growing business." - that's the message from Baines Jewitt Chartered Accountants director Don Adams 📣 Read more in the latest issue of Tees Business, online here 👉 https://joom.ag/pHkd/p56

The Tees Valley mayor has called on the new UK government to support the drive to deliver further economic growth and prosperity to Tees Valley at a meeting with the prime minister 📈 🤝 https://lnkd.in/dJJ_XhP2