Groninger City Club calls relaxations to regulations: “Completely insufficient”
Why can’t we just go back to normal As reported by the Groninger Ondernemers Courant, the head of the Groninger ...
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Dutch TechZone aims to glue together Drenthe’s business community
The TechZone straddles Drenthe and Overijssel’s provincial borders, but has ambitions that stretch far further than that By Redmar Bosma ...
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From Chile to the USA: Repak in Emmen eyes up the global market
In this ongoing series, The Northern Times looks into the wonderful world of Drents entrepreneurship. In this edition we speak ...
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Eco Textieldruk in Groningen unveils new machine capable of producing 60 to 70 medical face masks per minute
The company has pivoted into the PPE market following a Coronavirus-related slowdown Eco Textieldruk from Groningen saw its turnover plummet ...
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New portal for Start-Ups in Friesland launches
Founded in Friesland can help guide entrepreneurs to success By Thomas Ansell A stylish new website hopes to stimulate more ...
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Emmen Grows Global(ly)
The Growing Global series of events aims to bring together Internationals and Companies in Drenthe Good food, drinks and good ...
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Business Voice Drenthe: like The Voice, but for entrepreneurs
Unfortunately, none of the finalists will be singing The province of Drenthe is working hard to promote entrepreneurship with the ...
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IWCN launches online webinar sessions with essential permit information for graduates
Just in time for graduation! By Thomas Ansell The IWCN, the one-stop-shop for Internationals in Groningen, Frisland, and Drenthe is ...
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“It’s a people’s world”: an interview with Elgar Feddema of Corlido Group
What does it mean to make it in the north? This is part of a series of portraits of local ...
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Drents business of the year announced
The award for the business of the year in the province of Drenthe has been given to Avitec Translated by ...
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