Harvard alumni and former New York Times journalist. Editor of Business Matters for over 15 years, the UKs largest business magazine. I am also head of Capital Business Media's automotive division working for clients such as Red Bull Racing, Honda, Aston Martin and Infiniti.
As we approach the Islamic holy month of Ramadan healthy fasting and workplace routines are critical for employees and also for employers to understand so that…
Latest research data just released paints an optimistic picture for UK SMEs as they explore new markets beyond the EU with a one in four planning…
In the world of business there are plenty of successful entrepreneurs willing to help and advise new businesses, though not many that are still in their…
We talk to Sally Gunnell ahead of Rio 2016 to see what she thinks the similarities are between sport and business, why it's important to set…
As HP launch a new range of products aimed at SMEs we talk to George Brasher about how HP keep innovation at the heart of what…
As part of the Connected Cities Mission organised by UKTI and Innovate UK Sonny Masero has travelled to Malaysia to connect with Malaysian companies, academics and…
Most of the UK have watched the apprentice at some point, including myself, in fact I write a column on it every week! So when the…
A religious leader has set out to create a sex toy store that God would approve of, and given its global sales he seems to have…
Business Matters helps secure victory for a British blogger in his battle to retain the domain startupbritain.co.uk registered before the government backed scheme launched four years…
A British blogger with a keen interest in business startups has been threatened with legal action and a bill that could stretch into thousands of pounds…
A determined food blogger who has spent three years travelling the globe in a quest to create the perfect miso soup is about to realise her…
Simon Coulson tells Diane Priestley about how he is now the proud owner of the Darling Buds Farm featured in the ITV show in the early…
A "late blooming" British entrepreneur and author is attempting to establish a new clothing brand inspired by his hero, the Antarctic explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton.
The François-Xavier Bagnoud (FXB) Foundation has developed sustainable programmes that allows graduates to provide for themselves and the people around them through poverty eradication.
It’s a life of ups and downs for Nev Wilshire, the businessman at the middle of BBC Three’s fly-on-the-wall show, The Call Centre. Since embarking on…