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Working professionals and business owners of all types now have a place to network and support one another while striving to live out the Church's social mission in the world.
More than 100 working Catholics, about twice the expected number, attended the official launch of Catholic Business Network (CBN) on October 30 at the Oxford Hotel's Skylight Cafe.
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As a result of rapid growth, Slough-based Sterling Art Services needed to speed up its packing materials cutting process. Vertical panel saws aren't often seen cutting card and packing foam, but a machine from Sagetech Industries' Koolkut range proved to be exactly what they needed.
Launched in 2000, Sterling Art Services specialises in shipping art and antiques. Customers include art galleries, antique dealers and auction houses. Items are shipped in custom-built packing cases, each individually packed out internally with card and foam to the precise dimensions of the piece to be shipped.
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Social Networking will be at the heart of the extremely competitive business world of the future according to one of the UK's most influential female entrepreneurs Penny Power. Speaking in a recent interview, Power claimed that understanding Social Networks as a business tool is now critical and that whilst graduates of today are well placed to adapt to this new marketing methodology, "they do not yet know the massive advantage this is going to give them in the workplace".
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As the credit cruch continues to take hold, many thriving businesses are starting to feel the pinch in profits as the cost of operating rises, yet the need for more staff seems inevitable. Dr Lisa Turner PHD from Psycademy is warning that business owners across the country are at risk of selling themselves short by not capitalising on the extent of their own abilities before taking on extra staff and as a result may be "putting the very survival of their business at risk".
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Mark Lee, a past Chairman of the ICAEW Tax Faculty has revealed that his frustrations with the tax system led him to move away from giving tax advice two years ago, despite having reached the top of his profession.
In an extended 'Comment' article in the current issue of Taxation magazine, Lee, who is a Fellow of both of the Institute of Chartered Accountants and of the Chartered Institute of Taxation, explains that his frustrations were a direct consequence of three key developments in the tax system, some of which Lee felt were in danger of bringing tax law into disrepute.
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