The Business Isle of Man agency is looking for a new chief executive.
Advertised as a two-year term, the job would pay a salary of between £71,734 to £83,600 per year.
The Department for Enterprise says its position would allow someone to make a lasting impact on the island's economy.
It will involve working with industry leaders, government departments and the agency's board.
Port Erin brewery launches tours
There's a chance to find out more about a brewery's beers, when it holds its first tours next month.
Charity to host tech event for children
An open day to encourage young people to get into technology will return next month.
New name for Mattress Man?
A Douglas business is offering a prize for helping it choose a new name - after it found out a UK company had the same name!
Government wants views on employment legislation
A new government survey is asking for views on annual leave and rest breaks.
Isle of Man Marshals want companies to join
Could your company help marshal at the Island's road racing events?
Gambling regulator asking for your views on law changes
Time's running out to take part in a consultation into law changes for licensed gambling firms.
Planning application to divide Balthane unit
A planning application has been submitted to split a unit at Balthane Industrial Estate into a warehouse and commercial outlet.
Government adds £51 million into reserves as income tax brings in more than expected
The government is putting £51 million back into reserves, thanks to an increase in revenue.
