Samantha McBride swapped a lucrative career in finance for the start-up world. Now, she's using AI to revolutionise the financial advisory industry - making it faster, more efficient, and accessible.
Corporate life has a convenient story it likes to tell. Women are not reaching senior roles because they hold themselves back. They don't speak up enough. They lack confidence. They need to "lean in." It is a tidy explanation. It also happens to be wrong.
Entrepreneur and investor Debbie Wosskow OBE on tackling the funding gap for female founders, why inclusive workplaces make better businesses, and how menopause nearly derailed her career — and became her next venture.
How do companies keep their original spirit alive while growing on a global scale? This case explores the delicate balance between tradition and expansion.
The UK prides itself on being one of the world’s leading financial hubs. Yet, beneath this global reputation lies a stark imbalance: capital allocation continues to flow predominantly to a narrow pool of founders – disproportionately white, male, and from elite university backgrounds. Only 1.8% of equity capital went to fully female-founded businesses in the […]
Sandra Parker, a sober coach and founder of Just The Tonic Coaching, is changing the conversation around alcohol for high-achieving professionals in the UK. By offering a fresh approach to sobriety, she's helping career-driven individuals reclaim control of their lives - without the stigma.
Emma Obanye grew up watching survival-driven hustle in Hackney, long before entrepreneurship was a buzzword. Today, the OneTech founder is reshaping what inclusive innovation really looks like - and why wellbeing, identity and capital-efficient growth matter more than ever.
Debbie Wosskow reveals how flipping the script on traditional business through bold moves, diverse networks, and embracing failure is reshaping what success looks like.