Technology
Europe’s most successful tech companies should build founders
Great companies don't just retain talent; they compound it into founders.
By Ben Freeman
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Entrepreneurs
What Investors Really Look For in a Biotech Founder
Great technology may spark investment, but exceptional founders build lasting value.
By Andrea Mica
Marketing
The Eclipse Had Everyone Looking Up. What Does That Mean for Brands?
The eclipse offers marketers something increasingly rare: people choosing to pay attention.
Entrepreneurs
The Four Fundamentals of Healthy High Performance at Work
In our rush to optimise the work, what got lost was the worker.
Technology
Deploying AI correctly – How businesses can avoid the “AI boomerang”
Why rushing AI adoption can leave businesses rehiring the people they cut
Technology
Agentic AI Will Not Be Won by Better Models Alone
Enterprise AI succeeds when active context connects intelligence to business reality.
By Kevin Bohan
Growth Strategies
A bank account in your next market is not a treasury
Global expansion fails when companies treat treasury as an afterthought.
By George Davis
Entrepreneurs
Greater than the sum
A founder’s journey shows how belief, resilience and integrity build breakthroughs.
Growth Strategies
Finance expert warns vape and betting shop crackdown will not revive struggling high streets
Councils could reshape high streets, but restrictions alone won't revive them.
Finance
BFA doubles down on youth franchising campaign at Ideas Fest 2026
BFA and Elite Franchise join Ideas Fest to inspire future entrepreneurs.
Business News
UK government launches £3.62m drive to accelerate lawtech innovationMOJ Lawtech Grant Competition Phase III
Government backs next phase of LawtechUK to accelerate legal innovation nationwide.
Business News
UK AI Funding Reaches $9.6 B in H1 2026; Top Five Companies Account for 84% of Capital
UK AI funding hits $9.6bn, but London captures almost everything
Starting a Business
The Five Questions Every Entrepreneur Should Ask When Building Their Business
Five lessons from physics for building resilient businesses that endure.
By Serge Santos
Entrepreneurs
Building Better Health
Hannah Lanel explains why integrated, evidence-based wellness matters more than endless optimisation.
Entrepreneurs
The Future of Medicine May Begin Before We Get Sick
Preventive longevity medicine could transform healthcare by identifying decline before disease.
Technology
Why the UK’s Biggest Innovation Challenge Isn’t Talent – It’s Adoption
Anna Wallace explains why ecosystems determine whether innovation reaches markets successfully.
Entrepreneurs
Beyond the Exit: Building a Lasting Founder Legacy
James Chilvers explores wealth, purpose and legacy after entrepreneurial success.
Franchises
Nobody Told Us About Franchising – and That’s Costing a Generation
Why franchising could offer young people safer routes into entrepreneurship.
By Pip Wilkins
Women Entrepreneur
A Change Is Coming
Dr Louise Newson explains how innovation could transform women's hormone health.
Technology
AI Won’t Transform Healthcare – Leaders Will
AI transforms healthcare only when supported by strong leadership, governance and collaboration.
Entrepreneurs
Why the future of leadership development begins away from the office
Why stepping away helps leaders build stronger teams and make better decisions.
Entrepreneurs
The Real Healthcare Revolution is Access
Jon Robson explains how digital access transforms regulated healthcare and patient care.
Entrepreneurs
Healthtech at a Crossroads
Tim Rea explains what investors seek in successful HealthTech companies today.
Finance
Building the Next Generation of Healthcare Leaders
John DiGiovanni explains what makes healthcare companies attractive to private equity investors.
Women Entrepreneur
Innovation at Scale
Anna Dominiczak explains how healthcare innovation must move beyond scientific discovery today.
Growth Strategies
Can The UK Win At Scale?
Sir Martin Sorrell explains why Britain struggles to scale global innovation successfully.
Growth Strategies
Britain doesn’t have a science problem – it has a commercialisation problem
Britain needs better commercialisation to build globally competitive science companies from innovation.
By Lucius Cary