The Isle of Man begins to make its presence felt at the International Festival for Business in Liverpool today (Monday).
The event, being held over the next couple of months, has a target of bringing in ?100 million-worth of new business to the British Isles, the Island included.
In all, more than 50 Manx firms will be there at some time or other.
Today is the turn of a clean tech event, promoting the Island as an ideal base for such businesses.
Part of that will be showcasing some of the TT Zero machines and teams which have just competed in the Isle of Man.
Colin Whittamore is general manager of Mugen Euro in the UK, which is behind the TT-winning Mugen Shinden machine:Clip 1
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