Kidston launched her eponymous brand in 1992. But the vintage devotee and designer didn't build her £20m-turnover business through some masterplan. It was mostly down to fate.
Andrew Ramsay is the fifth generation owner of bacon-curing business Ramsay of Carluke. Before he took the reins, things hadn’t changed much at the Scottish firm since its founding in 1857. They have now.
TV’s tallest Dragon has launched Britain’s first Enterprise Academy. But will the Bucks-based college be churning out the next generation of entrepreneurs?
Long before the slow food fad hit the headlines, Alastair Storey bucked the trend for processed, over-packaged food and built a catering empire specialising in locally sourced products.
Robert Hurst co-founded music portal Audio Network in 2001. There was no money for fancy offices in London but, surprisingly, he found that staff were more than happy to leave the big smoke behind.
“McDonalds was the first franchise on the high street. We were the second,” says founder Toni Mascolo.
It’s a familiar format: a gaggle of businesspeople are thrown together to meet a series of challenges. But the entrepreneurs on this show have already made their millions. They’re being forced to start from scratch with no money and no help in unfamiliar territory. RB’s already hooked.
Hiro Harjani founded his fashion retail business Aftershock in 1992. During the last 16 years, he’s built a £24m-turnover, international brand. But now he says it’s all over in the UK.
Do you have an autocratic management style Perhaps you favour a more laid back approach" Here are three leadership theories. Which one best suits you?
Just months after selling her global flooring business for millions of pounds, Dawn Gibbins MBE has launched Barefoot, a luxury brand providing flooring for the consumer sector.
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