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PR: Main Street BID
Main Street BID Over the last eighteen months, the GFSB has received many complaints from our retail members about worsening trading conditions. It is a well-publicised fact that town centres throughout the world are facing similar difficulties. With this in mind, the GFSB contracted retail analyst Kerching in 2018. The brief was to conduct a […]
Business Innovation Awards 2019 Directors Naydan Porro and David Martinez picked up their award for Hempassion which produces a range of CBD dietary supplements.
Brexit was the word on everyone’s lips at the GFSB’s Annual Gala Dinner in March this year. As members gathered at the bar of the Rock Hotel’s Khaima Restaurant making the most of a pleasant if chilly evening, news was just filtering through that the EU had agreed to the British Prime Minister’s request for […]
Project Servator
PROJECT SERVATOR “In today’s climate, security should be everyone’s business, and our community has a key role to play. We can ALL be Gibraltar’s Eyes & Ears by trusting our instincts and reporting any suspicious behaviour to help keep Gibraltar safe.” DI Paul Chipolina – RGP Crime & Protective Services Division What is Project Servator? […]
The Gibraltar Federation of Small Businesses held its annual general meeting on Thursday 21st February. Its conference room at its Irish Town office suite was full to capacity for this year’s AGM, testament both to the increasing numbers of members and the growing participative nature of the Federation in recent years.
The GFSB Board would like call an Extraordinary General Meeting on Thursday 7th February 2019 at 1pm in the GFSB Conference Room, 122 Irish Town, Gibraltar. The EGM is to discuss and vote on the continued discussion of the possibility of the Women In Business joining the GFSB. Event; EGM Date; Thursday 7th February 2019 Time; 1pm Location; GFSB House, 122 Irish Town For GFSB Members […]
The GFSB believes that being prepared for Brexit is an issue of great importance. Please find a series of links below that will help and inform your business for Brexit: Preparedness notices These notices are available in a number of Community languages. Other preparedness activities General webpage related to Brexit TF50
This is to let you know that the study on late payment in B2B transactions is now published.
The official language of Gibraltar is English, so yes, staff should be able to speak it fluently. Guests to Gibraltar will expect to be able to converse in English. Obviously when employing someone, especially someone who is public-facing, businesses should take this into account and employ those who can speak English first and any other languages second.