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NET x magazine brings together a collective of journalists, creatives, and strategists to create a guidebook for business founders, leaders, and doers, in print & digital medium, sharing thought leadership, interviews, and reports.

Raising the bar: A white paper to supercharge North East growth

EMG Solicitors continues to champion charitable giving across the North

Opening doors to STEM: Esh Construction’s quiet contribution to regional skills

MMC Research: Turning insight into action

NorthStandard: From the Tyne to the world

NEL Fund Managers: Investing in regional growth

Talking Point: A new era for North East innovation

Five minutes with…JO VINTON-BULLWINKEL

Last word: Nat Edington

Nat Edington, chief executive at Sedgefield-based radio frequency parts maker Filtronic, reflects on the firm’s spate of headline global contract successes, the continued value of its NETPark home and how the business is planning to maintain its growth trajectory across 2026 and beyond.

Out of office: Ian Kinnery

SPOTLIGHT: Kick division into touch

From further fall-out in the argument about what it takes to be a true patriot, to the impact on the North East of stalled shipping sustainability plans, Steven Hugill looks at some of the stories affecting the region’s news agenda.

The Big Question: budget special

After a bruising year defined by policy U-turns and leadership upheaval, the Autumn Budget represents a moment of truth for the Government. What measures must Chancellor Rachel Reeves include in the headline late November fiscal blueprint to convince businesses, markets and voters that Labour still has a credible plan for growth?

The NET 250 returns to showcase the region’s elite

The NET 250 will return next year to once again spotlight the North East’s most dynamic and successful organisations. Revealing the region’s top 250 businesses by turnover, the event – set to take place in a new venue – will also include a host of new award categories.

First Mortgage North East: Foundations for the future

Transcending the transactional