DEBI is a networking organisation set up to inform, support and motivate businesses, of all sizes and from all sectors in Devon, to adopt environmentally sound and profitable business policies.

We first helped develop DEBI's site in 2007 when the organisation was looking to redevelop the existing site so that it included an integrated content management system to allow the administrators to keep a dynamic site up to date.  That site has served the organisation well over that time but it became obvious this year that the site was in need of a complete redesign to reflect the organisation's close ties with Devon County Council (a key sponsor) and to extend the functionality and facilities needed by the organisation.  As a result, we offered to sponsor the organisation by developing the new site free of charge as we are strong supporters of DEBI's key aims.  Consequently, the new site was developed and implemented in time for the launch of the 2010 awards which were announced at Dart's Farm on 10 June 2010.

We're very pleased that the new site has been so well received by the DEBI Board.  DEBI Administrator Michaela Savage told us that she was absolutely delighted, not only with the new design and functionality but also the level of control and ease of use of the content management system she now uses to keep the site up to date.  Why not see for yourself at www.debi-online.org.uk

 

Reaching your customers is all about communication and websites are a ‘must have’ for even the smallest business.

This ‘Website Health Check’ programme is designed to help Devon businesses focus on ways to improve their web presence. It focuses on assisting the tourism and food and drink sectors but if you’re in another sector there’s still lots of useful information.

The Road User Support Service (RUSS) is a unique organisation based in Devon, offering complete rehabilitation assistance to help you deal with the emotional problems and trauma as a result of a road traffic incident.

The Oxford Symposium on Food & Cookery is an educational charity. Its prime objective is to foster and encourage exploration of food history as a serious topic of research, and the purpose of its charitable status is to allow it to raise funds to sponsor endeavours in this field.

The Association of Reflexologists (AoR) is a non-profit making membership organisation providing support to professionally qualified practitioners.

The Taunton Chamber of Commerce is a voluntary organisation, run by the members, for the members. It is led by an Executive Committee, which is chaired by the President, who in turn is supported by a Vice President, the Treasurer, Administrator and Executive Committee Members.

Hill House, owned and managed by the Abbeyfield East Devon Extra Care Society Ltd, is a residential care home for the elderly which provides the highest standard of care and attention to 25 permanent residents