Laurence Kilgannon is a journalist specializing in local business news in the Manchester area. With a focus on providing insights into the regional business landscape, Laurence covers a wide range of topics including mergers and acquisitions, company appointments, property development, and economic challenges and successes.
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Manchester, United Kingdom (Local)
Laurence Kilgannon's coverage predominantly focuses on local business and industry developments, particularly in the Manchester area. His emphasis lies on press releases and private sector announcements related to various topics such as business, real estate, consulting, recruitment, promotions, investments, retail, property partnerships and sustainability.
When reaching out to Laurence for potential coverage or collaboration opportunities within these sectors in the Manchester region specifically or with a relevance to local businesses elsewhere in the UK may be more likely to resonate with him. If you have news about new local investment deals or business expansions that could impact the regional economy of Manchester or surrounding areas would also align well with his focus.
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Matt Cairns, founder and chief executive at Eleven (Image credit: Eleven Sports Media)
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l-r: Neil Lloyd, CEO Lawfront, Simon Wallwork and Chris Bishop from Slater Heelis, Axel Koelsh, COO of Lawfront
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