Author name: Alice Weil

Features Editor at The Executive Magazine

V1CE Launches Bold Economic Recovery Initiative

The economic landscape across the UK continues to present formidable challenges for professionals at all stages of their careers. Amid rising redundancies and unprecedented pressures on small enterprises, V1CE has unveiled “Make It Happen”—a transformative initiative designed to provide crucial digital resources to those navigating professional transitions

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Universal Confirms Landmark Deal to Build UK Theme Park

Universal Destinations & Experiences has finalised an agreement with the UK government to develop its first European theme park on a 500-acre site near Bedford. The completion of this land acquisition paves the way for what will become Europe’s largest theme park, bringing significant economic benefits and thousands of job opportunities to the region

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Addressing The Global Cybersecurity Skills Gap

Felicia A. Omoediale-Samuel MSc CRISC observes that business leaders face an unprecedented security challenge as the global cybersecurity workforce gap widens at an alarming rate. With an estimated 4.76 million unfilled positions worldwide and predictions of record shortages in 2025, organisations now confront elevated risk profiles just as digital threats reach new levels of sophistication. This talent crisis demands innovative solutions from both employers and aspiring professionals to safeguard our increasingly vulnerable digital ecosystems

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Manchester United Unveils Ambitious Plans for 100,000-Seat Stadium

Manchester United has confirmed ambitious plans to construct a new 100,000-seat stadium as the cornerstone of a comprehensive regeneration initiative for the Old Trafford area. This bold venture aligns with the Government’s growth agenda and promises to deliver an additional £7.3 billion annually to the UK economy through substantial social and economic benefits to the community and wider region

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Battling the AI Job Application Flood

The rise of AI-augmented job applications presents a significant challenge across the corporate landscape. With two-thirds of candidates now employing artificial intelligence to craft applications, unprecedented volumes of submissions often mask genuine talent. We explore the scope of this phenomenon and offer executive-level strategies to restore authenticity to the hiring process

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Tiffany & Co. Crafts New FIFA Club World Cup Trophy

Luxury craftsmanship meets sporting excellence as Tiffany & Co. partners with FIFA to create the official trophy for the expanded 32-team FIFA Club World Cup™. The meticulously designed award, featuring 24-carat gold plating and detailed engravings representing football’s global heritage, will make its debut at the tournament finale in July 2025 at MetLife Stadium. This prestigious collaboration reinforces the jeweller’s 160-year legacy of creating iconic sporting trophies

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The Dark Art of Cyber Deception: Understanding Modern Social Engineering Attacks

Social engineering attacks represent one of the most insidious threats facing organisations today. Rather than exploiting technical vulnerabilities, these sophisticated deceptions target human psychology, manipulating employees into divulging sensitive information or granting unauthorised access. As cybercriminals continually refine their techniques, understanding these threats has become essential for executives seeking to protect their corporate assets and reputation in an increasingly hostile digital landscape

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Legacy technology costs UK public sector £45 billion annually

British taxpayers face substantial financial burden as outdated technology hampers public sector efficiency. A comprehensive government review reveals systemic technological deficiencies across healthcare, local councils and central departments, resulting in £45 billion lost productivity – equivalent to funding every primary school nationwide for one year

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