Finding five spare minutes in Rebecca Jackson’s schedule is tricky. Being a race car driver, TV presenter, motoring journalist, world record holder – and set to launch a range of children's products this year – the motorsport and media specialist is a busy businesswoman. more»
Andrew Griffiths, the government's small business minister, has resigned following claims in a newspaper he sent 2,000 sexual messages to two constituents. more»
You can make overall good first impressions with most of the people you meet on a daily basis, but what’s going to make the biggest difference in your business is the number of great impressions you make on the people you dream of working with. more»
For James Constantinou, star of Channel 4's pawnbroking show Posh Pawn, working for somebody else was never an option. With expansion of his Prestige Pawn stores on the cards, we caught up with the entrepreneur to find out what made him start out in business and the road ahead. more»
Business Advice welcomes new contributor Joseph Valente, founder of ImpraGas and 2015 winner of the Apprentice, who writes on the importance of a risk-taking outlook as an entrepreneur. more»
A potential PR blunder from global sushi entrepreneur Simon Woodroffe raised a few eyebrows and even more questions. Here, Business Advice takes a look at the most controversial PR gaffes by well-known brands and the impact this may have had on their bottom line. more»
Writing for Business Advice, Guy Tolhurst, a seasoned mentor to entrepreneurs and founder of Intelligent Partnership, offers his take on what startup founders need to do in order to scale-up their company in 2018. more»
The Labour Party’s shadow small business minister, Bill Esterson, has slammed the government's record on supply chain practices and claimed the opposition is the only party able to fight the corner of Britain’s small business owners. more»
Dan Germain, group head of brand at Innocent, explains how the business dominated the fruit juice aisle – and offers some great startup tips along the way. more»
Much like The Business Show itself, many of the speakers who appear at this biannual event have started from the most humble of beginnings. more»
