At NCM, we recognize that our people are the foundation of our service delivery, and we are committed to continuously investing in their development and well-being. Ensuring our staff feel supported, motivated, and capable of performing their roles to the best of their ability is crucial to our success.
NCM’s chosen charity for 2024 was Muirhead Outreach Project; a small family support service that work tirelessly to keep families together through challenging times.
It was a pleasure to attend the Technical Policy Conference – the first year under the new name (previously the Tax, Legal & Regulation Conference). There was an energy to the conference this year, galvanised by the significant political change on both sides of the Atlantic.
Some of the NCM team were lucky enough to attend the Big Issue Invest AGM on Thursday 14 November at City Hall in London.
At NCM, we believe that team-building and collaboration go beyond the office walls. This year, our team had the pleasure of spending an exciting away day at the stunning Peebles Hydro, nestled in the heart of the Scottish Borders.
NCM had the pleasure of participating in a touch rugby charity tournament in support of Wooden Spoon, a children’s charity that uses rugby to transform young lives.
On the last weekend in June, 16 brave souls from NCM travelled north to Fort William to the foot of Ben Nevis with the aim of summiting to raise money for our chosen charity this year – The Muirhead Outreach Project.
Despite the weather, spirits were high as members of the NCM team ran the annual Edinburgh marathon on Sunday 26 May. With people signing up to raise money for charity, to challenge themselves or due to peer pressure from colleagues… the team were cheered on by support from the sideline and via the WhatsApp group.
After the success of the February Business Fives tournament held in Edinburgh in which NCM were narrowly beaten in the semi-finals, this automatically qualified them to compete in the national finals in Glasgow where all the best teams from Edinburgh, Glasgow, Tayside and Aberdeen battled it out to be crowned champions.
After the overwhelming success last year, the return of the Olympic Wii Sports Night was our last charity event of the year. As the night kicked off, the four teams came together in their designated team colours to compete against each other in a number of classic WII sport games.