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How Sam Hoyle is redefining finance for female founders in the UK

The new wave of iconic founders

What Actions Can Be Taken to Truly Advance Workplace Diversity?

There are few stories in the global entrepreneurial landscape demonstrating resilience, vision, and reinvention to the same extent as that of Selim Tezman, an industrialist who transformed his family’s history into a modern conglomerate spanning a diverse portfolio of industries, ranging from hydrocolloids, nutraceuticals, marine, food ingredients, insurance, fastener, real estate. His most recent ventures, […]

When Garry McRae moved back to Edinburgh to complete a PhD in neuroscience, entrepreneurship was not part of his plan. But when his funding ran dry, he needed a way to pay the bills while carving out enough time to write his thesis. That’s when he stumbled across a small idea that would eventually become […]

In the corporate world, sustainability has long been associated with carbon footprints, compliance metrics, and environmental goals. But as Ronald Heister, creator of the pioneering Human Sustainability Framework, often remarks: “What about the forgotten sustainability? Human sustainability. Without the human foundation, no system, whether it’s economic, political, or technological, will endure.” The conversation around sustainability […]

Why start-ups are losing ground and how to fix it

In a world where artificial intelligence is increasingly defined by glitz - by talking avatars, deepfake dramas, and algorithmic hallucinations - Richard Potter is unapologetically obsessed with something far less headline-grabbing: making businesses quietly, measurably better.

From pub snooker to property empires, the former Navana CEO turned a chance encounter into a multimillion-pound strategy - proving that success is less about square footage and more about psychology.

Forest's CEO Agustin Guilisasti helped build Spain's first unicorn. Now he's reshaping London's micromobility scene - one affordable e-bike at a time.

From scrapyard shifts to Scotland's richest list - how Sandy and James Easdale turned grit, guts, and grounded values into a business empire.

Entrepreneur Ben Legg on leadership, AI and agility

The climate crisis is now impossible to ignore. Due to this, there is a flaring intersection between tech and climate activism coming into existence, as rapid advancements in technology meet the desperate need for widescale environmental activism.

It's true that professional speaking is not easy. From preparing engaging content to captivating the audience and ensuring they leave with memorable takeaways, there are many success factors to consider.

How UK retailers can spot fraud before it happens

From Manchester to millions of furry listeners worldwide, Amman Ahmed turned an unconventional idea into an 8-figure business - without outside funding. Here's how he pioneered a new genre, one bark and beat at a time.

The future of the job market will be defined by skills, not by where you went to university.

As climate change threatens the future of cocoa, a biotech start-up in Britain is fermenting a bold solution.

Matthew Martin shares key conversations around AI - and where they're headed next

Submit your nominations now for the Global Real Estate Leaders Awards 2025, taking place on 17 October at Jumeirah Carlton Tower, London

Defining a new benchmark in branded luxury

Some people are handed success, others chase it and fall short, and then there are the rare few who forge success from sheer necessity. Rory McShane, the founder and CEO of Revolutionizing Microtargeted Campaigns (RMC), falls into that third category. His story is raw and full of sacrifice, and it's his grit, not luck or timing, that built RMC from nothing but a desk beside a crib.

In today's UK job market, small companies are proving they don't need massive budgets to be exceptional places to work. With flexible setups, purpose-driven hiring, and human-centred perks, startups are turning culture into a competitive advantage.

What UK founders should know about clean energy finance

The future of hiring is skills-first

EXCEL LONDON HOSTS FIRST EVENT IN NEW 25,000SQM STATE-OF-THE-ART EXPANSION Season finale of Formula E marks first official event in new space London venue now the largest fully integrated conference & exhibition centre in Europe Expansion stems from growing demand from UK, Europe & North America and will “reinforce London as a world-leading event destination” […]