Business Matters caught up with Steven George-Hilley, founder of technology and fintech specialist PR agency Centropy, as the company celebrates seven years of trading.
Category: Entrepreneurs
Interviews of some of the UKs leading Entrepreneurs & small business owners
Kaleb Cooper becomes a millionaire, just two years after 50p-an-hour farm work
Clarkson’s Farm star Kaleb Cooper has hit millionaire status at 26. Discover how his new-found TV fame and business ventures propelled him from 50p-an-hour work.
Getting to Know You: Sven Lung, CEO, Greenpark
Sven Lung, CEO of Greenpark, is revolutionising global brand publishing with data-driven insights, AI-powered creative solutions, and a laser focus on business results.
Gary Lineker’s podcast empire achieves £1.4m profit surge
Goalhanger Podcasts, created by Gary Lineker, reports £1.4m profit in new accounts, powered by top-rated shows like The Rest Is Football and The Rest Is Politics.
United in business and life: How co-founders Alex Clansey and Nicola McKenzie built Venture Planner
Meet husband-and-wife entrepreneurs, Alex Clansey and Nicola McKenzie, who co-founded Venture Planner—an AI-driven platform revolutionising how businesses create their plans.
Gordon Ramsay combines UK and US restaurant businesses in Lion Capital deal
Gordon Ramsay merges his UK and US restaurant operations into a London-headquartered group with Lion Capital, bolstering global expansion for his Michelin-starred and casual dining portfolio.
Fraud trial of Forbes ‘30 Under 30’ star to expose startup culture’s dark side
Former Forbes ‘30 Under 30’ star Charlie Javice faces trial for fraud over her $175m sale of student loan startup Frank to JP Morgan. The case echoes Elizabeth Holmes’ Theranos scandal.
Ex-fortnum chief Venters fashions new role at Paul Smith
Ewan Venters, ex-Fortnum & Mason CEO and recent Hauser & Wirth boss, joins Paul Smith Ltd as a non-executive director.
Where are The Apprentice winners now? From surprise resignations to big new ventures
A look at where former winners of The Apprentice stand today—from major success stories to dissolving partnerships and legal battles—and what it all means for budding entrepreneurs.
Dragons’ Den star Sara Davies’ crafting firm rescued in pre-pack deal
dragons’ den panellist sara davies invests personal funds to save her crafting business, crafter’s companion, in a pre-pack sale to modella capital. find out how the rescue plan preserves jobs and what it means for creditors.
Brewdog founder slams the UK as ‘least work-oriented’ country in the world
BrewDog co-founder James Watt calls the UK “one of the least work-oriented countries” and urges “work-life integration” over “work-life balance”. Discover his arguments, the statistics he cites, and the backlash he’s faced.
Why forcing a return to the office is a step backwards for business
Why forcing teams back to the office is a regressive move, stifling productivity, morale, and profits in an era proven fit for remote work.
Dale Vince expresses interest in buying The Observer to enhance media plurality
Dale Vince, the renewable energy entrepreneur and founder of Ecotricity, has publicly declared his interest in purchasing The Observer, should the ongoing negotiations with Tortoise Media fall through.
Lord Sugar’s life to be adapted into major television series
In a move set to captivate audiences across the nation, Lord Alan Sugar’s remarkable journey from modest beginnings to becoming one of the UK’s most prominent business figures is being adapted into a television drama series.
Getting to know you: Kit Cox, Founder & CTO, Enate
Discover how Kit Cox, founder & CTO of Enate, is revolutionising business service delivery with AI and automation. Learn about Enate’s journey, innovations, and Kit’s insights on entrepreneurship.
