There are a multitude of self-help webinars, tutorials and articles out there, which claim to have the key ingredients to put together the perfect pitch for an entrepreneur to find investors. 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»
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»
The Apprentice provides a great insight into business and some valuable lessons on how to succeed in the workplace. Here are four business lessons we can learn from watching the hit show. more»
Business Advice sat down with Tim Campbell, former partner of Alan Sugar and accomplished entrepreneur in his own right, to find out the secrets to staying motivated as a small business owner and why it's time to re-evaluate the notion of entrepreneurship. more»
A lot of entrepreneurs have great ideas that they want to start rolling, but often they feel that financial restrictions are what prevents this from happening. These tips will help to construct a successful funding pitch that will stand out among competition and grab the attention of investors. more»
Business Advice chatted to the star of Channel 4 reality show Posh Pawn, James Constantinou, about the difficulties of handing over control as the owner of a growing business. more»
During a recent speech to hundreds of small business decision makers in London, The Apprentice presenter and renowned business mogul gave away some of his best entrepreneurial advice to new business owners. more»
The Apprentice winner now admitted his ego may have prevented him in the beginning from asking for help when needed. One of the biggest hurdles when starting out is asking for help, he said. more»
Although it may put people off entering the world of business, all that backstabbing and intrigue undoubtedly makes for some exciting, often hilarious, television. more»
