Those behind a scheme to support businesses relocating to the Isle of Man say they're pleased with the progress made over its first nine months.
The Business Connex scheme is a joint venture between the Chamber of Commerce and the Department for Enterprise and has now assisted over 30 entrepreneurs, individuals, businesses and their staff across different sectors and jurisdictions.
The projects manager, Jessica Kitchin, says its grown from a 'concierge' service for organisations to an all-encompassing advisory and networking tool for businesses across the Island.
Meanwhile, Enterprise Minister, Laurence Skelly MHK, says Business Connex is playing an important role in the Locate IOM Strategy to increase the number of economically active residents.
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