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Long-form conversations with the founders, CEOs and operators shaping British business.
Born in Catania, he left Italy at 26. Now 38, he runs a group of companies spanning technology and luxury, including Altinium. He explains an industry where Europe spends up to £20 million a day on private flights, and the requests no quote sheet can anticipate.
For SMEs, fleet management has got a lot more complex, and is no longer just about fuel cards and mileage. Shell's UK General Manager of Mobility and Convenience, Janine Albrecht Webb, explains how visibility, simplicity and flexibility are becoming central to managing mixed fleets…
Philipp Buschmann, co-founder and CEO of AAZZUR, explains why he walked away from building a neobank, how embedded finance is reshaping financial services, and why AI will make the next wave of change harder to ignore
Technology should make an SME simpler to run, not more complicated. Experts from ClearCourse explain how businesses can avoid tool sprawl, choose connected systems and ensure technology genuinely supports people and growth
Market Location's Steve Forsdick explains why poor-quality data can undermine technology, waste resources and quietly damage business growth.
Ben Towers MBE discusses how Happl is using AI and technology to modernise employee benefits, reduce complexity and put people back at the heart of HR
An inspiring and candid conversation with Tommy Mallet, the entrepreneur who transformed himself from a reality TV personality to a powerhouse in the footwear and fashion industry
Unless you love it so much that you never want to leave, most business owners intend to exit at some point, either through a sale or other succession plan
Wild Thingz founder Fliss Newland has set about disrupting the confectionery aisle with a new range of vegan, low-sugar sweets that please both kids and parents alike. She told us more about her plans to take on the big guys…