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Rejection on Dragons' Den taught Claire the power of self-leadership.

Prioritising employee recognition and flexible benefits over office attendance.

Transforming charity fundraising through a marketplace of donated gifts.

Why ignoring racial equality hurts the bottom line

Britain’s climate leadership risks stalling without delivery, scale, and aligned systems.

UK small businesses grow faster through education, support, and networks.

Environmental leadership drives business resilience, growth, and financial performance.

Inside the minds of entrepreneurs driving real-world sustainable change.

UK entrepreneur Phil Sutton is turning waste into opportunity. From recycled kerbs to circular packaging, he explains how start-ups can scale green technologies, navigate policy hurdles, and transform the future of the built environment.

The UK’s next growth story

COVID tested London entrepreneurship, revealing business responsibility beyond profit alone.

Middle managers are the missing link in delivering net zero.

Founders share real lessons on timing, ownership and scaling businesses.

XPANCEO is reinventing human technology through invisible AI-powered smart lenses.

Emotional intelligence empowers leaders to navigate AI-driven workplace change.

EU Inc promises simpler scaling, but founders question real impact.

Most founders misjudge timelines, costs, and signals in expansion

Peter Verster is a South African-born entrepreneur, advisor, and operator whose career has been shaped by a consistent focus on execution and long-term value. He brings together academic rigor and lived operating experience, applying technology and strategy to help build durable businesses. His work reflects a belief that ideas gain credibility only when they lead […]

How NatureMetrics scaled science into investment-grade nature intelligence

Building technology that helps people make sense of their lives.

Poor management is driving record levels of unhappiness at work.

UK firms must embed in China to unlock long-term growth.

Artificial intelligence strengthens fire watch guard services through verified compliance and accountability.

Founders can learn from elite sport: recovery isn’t weakness, it’s strategy.

Missing the EU-Start-ups Summit 2026 risks key connections

Most founders treat compliance as something to deal with later. In reality, poor compliance — not regulation itself — is what slows companies down. When embedded early and treated as a strategic asset, compliance becomes a powerful growth engine rather than a brake on innovation.