Life-coach Michelle Zelli on mental health in corporate workspaces
By Staff writer
Life and relationships coach Michelle Zelli understands mental health problems in the corporate world having sat on the board of several bluechip companies.
Tag: Corporate
What the Davids of business innovation can bring to FMCG Goliaths
By Staff writer
When it comes to innovation in FMCG, it’s easy to get trapped in the belief that it’s the big brands who are running the show.
An inside look at a corporate and startup partnership
A corporate and startup partnership can have huge benefits for both sides, as Real Business found out when it sat down with FTSE 100 firm Sage and fintech company GoCardless.
Attract the best candidates without these overused corporate buzzwords
By Staff writer
With a new year underway, the talent pool is deep, so avoid overused corporate buzzwords and make sure you stand out to attract the best candidates.
I only wanted to raise £1 when I went on Dragons” Den
Recent Dragons” Den success story Active Away tells Real Business why it went on the investor show with a very clear, and unusual, goal in mind.
Feeling the entrepreneurial startup vibe again
By Lee Biggins
Travelling between the US and UK, entrepreneur Lee Biggins has enjoyed stepping back from his expanding corporate empire to embrace the startup vibe.
Entrepreneurial SMEs: The best fit for ambitious, wild card university grads
By Jan Cavelle
Despite a record number of successful A Level results and graduate placements, there is still an absolute record ruddy skill shortage in this country – which is holding great companies back. Crazy isn’t it – and it isn’t just the government that isn’t listening.
Less oil and more slick for corporate workers who launched 2m go karting business
Two years ago, a couple of friends quit full-time employment to follow their love of motorsport and launch a go karting business with a professional spin – it’s on track for a turnover of £2m this year.
Charlie Mullins: Big firms play by different rules, so think small more often
Large contracts with the big fish are great for business, but smaller enterprises should spread the risk by trading more with each other and taking a bit of power away from late paying organisations.