Why communal support is key to a successful entrepreneurial journey
By Gregg Lalle
Gregg Lalle, Senior Vice President, Internationals Sales at ConnectWise, says the route to a successful entrepreneurial career lies in team support.
Tag: Entrepreneurialism
Why the future’s bright for UK entrepreneurialism
As we enter the New Year, I’m happy to say that entrepreneurialism is alive and well in the UK.
Become a driving instructor and unlock your entrepreneurial dreams
By Craig Upton
Looking for a change in profession” Then becoming a driving instructor could be the entrepreneurial life you’re looking for if you’re after freedom, a sense of achievement and a high salary.
Ethical Capitalism: Why money is not the root of all evil
Capitalism, it’s got a bit of a bad reputation these days. However, it’s something that’s survived throughout history and will continue to do so, and that isn’t a bad thing. Why” Because it’s being refashioned by impactful and purpose-driven businesses for the better.
Is the entrepreneurial world the most accepting of diversity?
What makes a successful entrepreneur” The answer is not as complex as you might think. All you need to do is identify a problem, and solve it. This is exactly what budding entrepreneur Katie Redstar did when she started a successful company that offers sign-language services to businesses. Being deaf caused her to face discrimination in her past life, but entrepreneurialism opened new doors.
Alternative finance is great to increase entrepreneurship
By Alan Gillies
Today’s fast-growing forms of alternative finance are providing SMEs with new ways to extend their cash flow – but more importantly, they are also making businesses fundamentally more entrepreneurial, writes Alan Gillies.
A conversation about real business with Lawrence Jones
He was a professional pianist, then the owner of a recording studio, soon the founder of one of the UK’s most impressive technology companies, and now he’s UKFast’s CEO. A conversation with one of the country’s top entrepreneurs.
“Leave those kids alone!”
School kids should be allowed to be entrepreneurial, argues Pimlico Plumbers founder Charlie Mullins.