January 3rd 2012 - The Board of Yell today announces that Elizabeth G Chambers has been appointed as an independent Non Executive Director and member of the Remuneration Committee, with effect from 1 January 2012.

 Libby is currently Chief Marketing and Business Development Officer at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP, a position she took up in March, 2011. Previously, Libby held senior marketing roles at Barclays Bank plc, which she joined in 2006 as Chief Marketing Officer for Barclaycard, later also becoming Chief Marketing Officer for the Global Retail & Commercial Banking arm in 2008. At Barclays she led a range of strategy, product development and marketing activities, including the launch of a range of innovative payments initiatives in the UK and US markets.

Read more: Yell Group Board Appointment - Elizabeth G Chambers

November 2nd 2011 - London’s investment community has an opportunity to meet up to 12 pre-screened, high-growth and investment-ready businesses from across the Midlands for free, on November 22nd at the University of Chicago, Booth School of Business, during the Connect Midlands Investment Conference (CMIC) 2011. CMIC showcases the best “second stage” investment propositions in the Midlands to an audience of investors and professionals, each looking for between £0.5m and £5m via an eight minute pitch. The event runs from 1.45pm until 6pm. John Griffiths, director of Connect Midlands said: “This is the first time that we have ever brought CMIC down to London and to the heart of the investment community.

Read more: London calling - Midlands' top investment prospects heading to capital for first time

By Josh Levine www.levinesmicrocapinvestor.com

December 17, 2010 By Josh Levine

One of the most important decisions corporate founders make at the start of their venture is naming the company. A good name resonates with customers and investors and conveys something solid and unique about the business and its leaders' vision.

In microcap land it's no surprise that companies often take poetic license when naming, which is clearly an attempt compensate for certain deficiencies. But larger firms are often just as guilty for using excessive flair or futuristic names. 

Read more: Functional Inspiration: Money and Innovation in the Microsphere

New York, NY, Point Roberts WA - December 1, 2010 – Investorideas.com, an investor research portal specializing in sector investing announced it has recently partnered with Josh Levine's MicroCap Investor, a financial advisory service.

 

InvestorIdeas.com partnered with Josh Levine and MicroCap Investor (http://www.levinesmicrocapinvestor.com) as part of its mission to provide investors with research tools to explore the world of small stocks. The InvestorIdeas.com team operates this web site and manages the administration and marketing for MicroCap Investor.

"The time is right to expand services focused on microcap stocks, as retail investors come back into the markets"says Investorideas.com founder Dawn Van Zant. "The feedback from the subscribers I have spoken to at Josh's newsletter have found real value in his analysis of the microcap world."

Read more: Investorideas.com Partners with Josh Levine's MicroCap Investor Newsletter to Expand Services

Josh Levine’s MicroCap Investor now at www.Levinesmicrocapinvestor.com

 New York, NY- November 22, 2010 – Josh Levine’s MicroCap Investor, a financial advisory service, announced today that it has launched under a new domain, moving from http://www.microcap.investorplace.com to www.levinesmicrocapinvestor.com.

 The subscriber service and website for MicroCap Investor will be similar to the past but will feature new free investor content featuring Levine’s new blog Functional Inspiration.

 “This is an exciting time for MicroCap Investor as I venture out into the publishing world and open up the lines of communication with more players in the microsphere,” says Levine.”I also expect the new site and its blog will expand my field and scope for researching prospective winners.”

Read more: MicroCap Investor Newsletter Launches Under New Domain