Expert advice helped participating East Anglian businesses get through a tough year. Now preparations are under way for the next Future 50 programme to help high-growth companies in Norfolk and Suffolk.

Future 50 partners explain how they can support the region’s up-and-coming businesses through the continuing coronavirus pandemic.

Partners behind the Future 50 campaign have mobilised their expertise to support Norfolk and Suffolk businesses as much as they can during the coronavirus outbreak.

This week, Future50 firm Genesis PR is offering insight into how businesses can better market themselves in a new age of 
trade.

Social enterprise Your Own Place has secured social investment to continue its work supporting young people get on their feet.

The team at Future50 business Safepoint are celebrating a stellar end to the year – having been nominated for three separate regional business awards.

Business editor Richard Porritt takes us through some of the exciting and informative events on the 2020 agenda for Future 50 businesses and campaign partners.

Goats cheese and holiday cottage business Fielding Cottage has come a long way in 10 years.

Two Future 50 businesses have scooped top awards in their industry.

Tech accelerator Tech Velocity has announced the latest cohort of businesses it will be mentoring and supporting over the next 12 months.

The founder of one of Norfolk’s Future 50 businesses is hoping to gain advice and insight from his cohort peers, as he reveals plans to grow his business by 10 times this year.

A team doing things differently is reaping the rewards of operating as a group in a high-pressure industry.

Sometimes the simplest ideas are the best.

The final batch of Future 50 businesses has been announced – but this year there is a twist.

The first batch of successful Future50 applicants has been announced but the project remains open for further submissions.

The “all-important golden quarter” for retail sales has got off to a fairly flat start as cautious consumer spending continues into the final three months of 2018, a report has found.

What do bank clerks, supermarket check out staff and accountants all have in common? They’re all job roles that are gradually diminishing, thanks to advances in automation and AI technology.

Norfolk and Suffolk are renowned for their local food producers the recent Local Flavours event was a chance for Ed Savory, head of food sector at law firm Birketts, to get a taste.

The Brexit negotiations stumble on but in the meantime small firms are losing confidence, according to a major new survey.