International Trade
Business Hub Firm tangos into Toronto
Curium Solutions – winners of the Greater Birmingham Business of the Year – are expanding into Canada after secured a three-year government contract. Curium will partner with Toronto-based human
resources tech firm WorkTango to deliver a cultural change programme with a strong emphasis on employee engagement. Curium director and co-founder James Farrow
said: “Having worked previously with WorkTango on projects in the US, we’re very excited to team up in Canada. “We have been extremely pleased with the
growth achieved during our first year in the US and look forward to building on our success throughout North America.” The move comes after Curium celebrated being
named Business of the Year at the Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce’s dinner and awards. Andy Dawson, curium director and co-founder
added: “In the UK and North America, customers are responding to our simple and practical approach to helping them with their change and performance challenges.
It takes two to tango: Curium founders James and Adam
“We have started the year strongly, with some
excellent recruits, winning two awards, and now this move into Canada.” Formed in 2008, Curium are an independent
change consultancy working with household brands across a range of sectors. They empower individuals and organisations to achieve their personal and business potential, helping them to turn their strategic priorities into reality
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Flying the flag at Oz tech conference
Following several trade trips Down Under, the Department for International Trade (DIT) is continuing to fly the ‘Made in Britain’ flag by inviting technology businesses to Australia’s largest IT event for government. The Technology in Government event is taking
place between 7–8 August at the National Convention Centre in the country’s capital, Canberra. The event aims to meet the growing needs of Government and policy makers in Australia, by bringing together senior public sector technologists and communications experts to network and source IT solutions for public sector use. The event programme is divided into three
areas of focus, Future Services, Cyber Security and Digital Identity. Businesses are being offered the opportunity to exhibit at the conference and attend as part of the UK delegation. Ann Cook, international trade adviser at
International Hub at GBCC, said: “The conference will offer UK companies the chance to access a growing market.”
Email
ann.cook@
mobile.trade.gov.uk on 0121 607 1845 for more information.
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