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Ros Marshall discusses impostor syndrome, funding gaps, and growth challenges.

Founders gather early, refining trust, pitch and credibility over coffee

A 21-year-old founder from Knoxville, Tennessee is quietly constructing the digital plumbing that keeps everyday internet users anonymous, and his business hit six figures in year one without a single outside investor.

Redefining ambition for women: motherhood, leadership, and strategic growth

From LinkedIn creator to SaaS founder: building brand and business.

UK progress in female leadership masks structural barriers to power.

By structuring people- and community-focused investments as long-term impact ventures, the Dubai royal is demonstrating that private capital and public development objectives need not be in conflict. Sheikh Ahmed Dalmook Al Maktoum, the Emirati royal and chairman of Dubai-based Inmā Emirates Holdings, is testing a common assumption of modern development finance: that private capital lacks […]

Why women shouldn’t lead like men in modern workplaces

Sara Chemmaa is a founder and former venture capital and strategy executive with deep experience across consumer brands, technology, media, and large-scale corporate transformation. She is the Founder and CEO of Citron and its next evolution, Glow by Citron – globally distributed lifestyle brands designed for modern families and active, on-the-go lives. Her entrepreneurial journey […]

From casino floors to high profile exit, she bet on herself - and won.

Each wave of technological innovation arrives with the promise of transformation. From cloud computing to artificial intelligence, the narrative is often centered on speed, efficiency, and competitive advantage. Yet, despite these advancements, many organizations continue to struggle with implementation. Research shows that only 35% of digital transformations succeed in achieving their intended outcomes. The gap […]

London Tech Week 2026 gathers leaders shaping Europe’s tech future

Honest conversations build trust, but require safety, humility, and courage.

Busyness kills thinking; cognitive space unlocks creativity, strategy, and innovation.

Subtle bias still shapes how women are heard at work

A language can unveil an entirely new life. Huzan Raad, founder of Speak Norsk, realised that firsthand soon after she moved to Oslo to begin her career as a computer engineer. Working as a website developer at a startup, she found satisfaction in the creative aspects of her role, designing and building digital experiences. Yet […]

UK corporates risk losing innovation as start-ups scale overseas first.

Leaders foster inclusion through dialogue, psychological safety, and learning.

There is a distinct difference between short-term and long-term success in the professional world. Short-term success often requires little more than a bit of luck and fleeting interest. It also requires the ability to capture consumers’ attention for a matter of moments. However, to turn that into something that is sustainable takes a much greater […]

Marine Tanguy explains why artists are key to modern economies

UK tech must prioritise scale to achieve global leadership.