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A strategic multiplier for lasting impact

If you are a CEO or a senior executive, then you are already established as a credible expert within your organisation.

When accidental managers and seasoned leaders share the same stage

A Welsh club with two European runs in three years is seeking fresh investment - or a full takeover - to fuel its next chapter.

Expert tips for World Mental Health Day

As International Week of Happiness at Work approaches (6th to 10th October 2025), it's a timely reminder that happiness at work is more than a nice-to-have. After all, we spend almost two-thirds of our waking lives in the workplace.

Planning your week for results that actually matter

How do companies keep their original spirit alive while growing on a global scale? This case explores the delicate balance between tradition and expansion.

For decades, the global tourism industry has operated under a popular notion that more visitors mean more value. Since the 1950s, destinations have been measured by numbers: the number of arrivals, the amount spent, and the rate of growth. It is a model that has delivered extraordinary success, transforming tourism into one of the world’s […]

When Gina Gardiner is on a conference stage, CEOs find themselves leaning forward as her opening line upends everything they think they know about management: “The moment you take radical responsibility for every thought, emotion, and decision, everything changes. Excellence stops being demanded; it becomes inevitable.” Gardiner speaks from her own experience. In the 1980s […]

Inside the mindset shift that's turning founders into human-centred leaders - and start-ups into powerhouses.

Why foreign hotels are checking into the UK

Debbie Wosskow reveals how flipping the script on traditional business through bold moves, diverse networks, and embracing failure is reshaping what success looks like.

A conversation with Dave Allen, Founder and Global CEO at Brandpie, on navigating crises, trusting your instincts, and knowing what not to do.

...And What to Do About It

The one leadership skill you can't ignore

Maybe it's all the superhero movies, but we tend to place too much hope in individual leaders. So, when things aren't working out with one CEO, like frustrated voters or unhappy lovers, we start looking for someone better.

Geoffrey de Mowbray on building a global business without external investment

There's a value we live by at PrettyGreen: life is short. This isn't just a statement for the wall; it's a commitment to a different style of working, one where flexibility isn't just for parents, but for everyone.

How one entrepreneur is helping UK start-ups share success

How Marc Churchouse built a £50m digital consultancy without external investment

In an era saturated with AI and digital solutions, something profound is being forgotten: the simple power of presence and human touch. Access Bars®, a gentle, hands-on wellness modality, is gaining traction as a corporate ally in nurturing employee well-being. As organizations strive to integrate high-tech solutions, Access Bars invites time to pause, receive, and […]

There's a lot of noise right now about hybrid work hurting productivity and office culture.

The start-up instincts behind industrial intelligence

Co-founder and CEO Nico Nicholas shares how his climate-focused travel start-up is taking off - by turning sustainability into a growth strategy, not just a box to tick.

INCA Productions didn't set out to disrupt - they set out to do things differently. Nearly three decades on, they've redefined what creative production can look like when intuition, independence, and trust lead the way. This is the story of how quiet conviction built an industry heavyweight.